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I used to work at a subway, and I would always tell my friends and family, if shit hits the fan, run into any of these food places, there's a back door with LONG ASS hallway leading to the underground parking lot. Where I live mass shootings are not a thing, but you still have to be ready.

thats herd, not “heard”…but yeah, good advise…

@@thestevecbr thanks auto correct sucks

Engine blocks in the parking lot, too. Do not hide behind the other parts of the vehicle if you can help it.

Not in my country

That wud cum particularly convenient from 4:58 - 5:02 cuz it seams like he's crossing in front of ze DJ's muzzle. Even tho, DJ is shooting left from him, but still. Sumone who never done "falling" with ze team, cud learn zis ze wrong way.

If they fly me out I'd do it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Looking for another media guy?

I was thinking that exact same thing! Drone footage is next level!

agreed.

Offer still stands😂

That is an impressive group. For my part, I wouldn't want to screw around to the point where Shipley had to call his mom in.

Mike was cag lol

Mike was tier 2 and became tier 1 in later of his career. He was in cag along with Tu Lam

Tu Lam was never in CAG. He was always a Green Beret but was attached to CAG due to them taking a lot of losses at the time.

They were all Tier 2 then Tier 1. Mike was apart of the unit as a sniper. DJ and Cole were DEVGRU

Was thinking the same thing, and I don't think people realize that it is more difficult than it looks. When you first see it demonstrated in training you think "oh that's simple, I can do this no problem" and then you actually step up on the range for the first time with another student to do the most basic and linear version of this and you are fumbling around like an idiot, not communicating effectively, hitting slide lock at the worst moment possible, and just all around fucking it up. Then you realize- shit...alright that was much harder than it looked. It's funny how you can "college-brain" your way through a dry run of a drill just fine (off to the side during a break or while other students are running the drill or whatever), but then when you step up and the adrenaline gets moving that "lizard-brain" takes over and you are making the stupidest mistakes again (and then you remind yourself that the small amount of simulated stress fucking you up on the range is hardly comparable to the adrenaline dump you would experience if the targets were shooting back at you). In short, yes, these guys made it look easy. I would love to train with them or have the chance to pick their brains for the little tips and knowledge transfer.

You can't be the best if you're not willing to listen to the best.

The best are always humble

That willingness to learn is probably a big reason why hes elite. War is a team sport. Learning from others who play your position well is always a constant

@@jpipaj …umm how many SEALs have you met? Because they do not have a reputation for excess humility.

Absolutely CORRECT 👍 PREACHER ONE OUT

I learned how to break contact get bullied at school😉 The teachers were useless, no one is gonna rescue you, it's up to you.

Facts...

Some may find this kind of content boring. Just because there's not much going on visually. So what. This is the stuff people actually need to be watching. Not exploding watermelons or seeing how many tubes of Colgate will stop a 50 cal

@@NoNo_IStay Personally I don't find it boring at all. Both types of video have their time and place.

@@NoNo_IStay both types of videos are good.

I'm sure it helps you but as a non military trained civilian i prefer less is better and faster. "Moving!" 2nd guy "move!" 1st guy "set" Rinse repeat. That way you don't need to focus to hear an entire sentence. As long as I can pick a good spot and I know my partner isn't going to drill me soon as I'm moving all should be fine.

I rotated out of STA teams back to regular infantry. I used to instruct in dismounted and small unit field applications to fireteam level grunts. I didn't realize the level of retooling required for application in the real world.

Appreciate you guys, thanks for your time in showing us these tactics.

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Wow, thanks for all that information.

Lol

I can’t help but to read it in his voice lol

@@rudybotello9559 who wouldve thought self torture can be this good

I don't think Dale Brown is self-aware enough to realise he can learn from other people. He'd probably criticise these guys for something that he thinks he could do better than them. Dale Brown is a dangerous idiot.

I have an unhealthy relationship with learning from you guys and many others like you. Keep it going civilians need this stuff