INSIDE THE GREEN BERETS 

The most heart breaking scenario is when at the end of the video there will be some guys missing from the beginning of the video. Staring at a photo with all of your guys together smiling can make you smile but knowing that some of them in photo are gone can be a very hard feeling to overcome.

Rest in peace to those brave men.

30 years old and the captain in charge of a contingent of Green Berets. What an intense responsibility. So many 30 year olds nowadays still live with mom and have the maturity of a 15 year old

30 years old captain of green berets that needs to be respected really Thanks for serving the country

when you see tough guys like them weeping, you get sense how hard it is when your brother in arms dies at your sight

You really gotta admire a guy like the sergant medic. How many cats do you know that would leave a multi million dollar company to fight a war.

seeing those men standing next to that casket really hit home. too often are soldiers depicted as nothing more than mindless drones with a gun and people forget that in the end they are still only human. they feel pain, they feel guilt, they feel emotions that are only capable in combat that most of us will never come to understand or have to cope with ourselves. i shed a tear with them today for a man i never knew. thank you to all that have served and those that will serve. i will be joining all of you very soon.

korean-american soldier sgt. kyu h. chay i want you to rest in peace from an army captain in republic of korea(south korea)

Green berets are such a unique sort of people because they understand the true essence of SF ,they are intelligent ,well organised,calm and (most surprisingly for a elite soldiers like them) are humble! -not pursuing after fame and glory like much of the Seals...they can switch between a peaceful negotiator to a capable soldier in moments which I think is very impressive. I'm Russian and i know our leaders not in the best of terms and i don't agree with US politics myself but i can't not to have at least respect for those guys ,whatever you do the right thing or the wrong thing some times it's enough for a soldier to THINK and believe he's doing the right thing..

30 years old, successful with a nice paying job and a degree... He chooses to be a green beret instead. Wow. That is the definition of a green beret. Not just brute, not just muscle, but highly intelligent. Remarkable.

Seeing that Humvee blown up at 13:05 was a real shock to me. I was on the CH-47 that came in to pick that Humvee up and take it to Tarin Khout.

War is horrible, no matter on which side you are.

Man is that heartbreaking, brings tears to my eyes when you see them paying respects....truly some of the greatest men and women America has to offer

Wow! a truly humbling experience. These guys redefine courage, honour and dignity. God bless you all for your endless work and sacrifice. ❤

Man. Green Beret really really have it rough. It’s their responsibility to bring stability to the entire region, almost an impossible task if not impossible, outright. So much love, admiration and respect to those men and women

I finished watching this documentary 15 minutes ago, have tears in my eyes, trying to find the words to express my heart ache over the lost lives but I just can't. I'm just one person, but I'll never forget them.

RIP to the men who died. 🇺🇸

May God bless all who have gave the ultimate sacrifice.

*"So uh...if we get blow'd up we get blow'd up....if we don't we don't."*

This is a great video, it really displays parts of war that the normal civilian doesn't know about.

Why am I just only now discovering all these amazing documentaries like this, thanks algorithm

I have absolutely nothing but respect for the men who fought these battles, but man, what the hell were we ever doing there to begin with? The same can largely be said about Vietnam as well; the war machine is a real thing, folks. I mean, what net positives have come from the endless wars in the middle east? Nothing worth sacrificing American lives for, that's for damn sure. These men have my unwavering respect, regardless.

That one dude rockin his patrol cap on the mission...haha love it 😂. Hella envious as an former 11B

These brave men were fighting for our country and deserve nothing less than to Rest In Peace. God bless our fallen comrades and brothers🙏🏼

I'm afghan boy I salute those American soldiers and the whole Nato out there cause they're are the hope to protect our land I'm sure there will be no chance again for taliban to take a breath in to that valley

My condolences to the families. Thank you for your service. Be safe out there people. Love to all

"We are humans" 😭 So blessed to know these awesome guys are intelligent enough to keep peace, aside being badass soldiers! Bless them all 💪 and rip those who perished 😢

hopefully ill be in the Green Berets. I will, i know it. It touches my heart that our soldiers help Afghans and who ever they can.

My favorite NCO of all time is in this video... much respect to you. Honor to have served with you.

I am in awe of these men!!!! Truly inspirational I pray for each off them and hope they all have a long and successful career

Great piece! Much respect and thanks to the men that selflessly serve and to the film crew for working to share part of the story we rarely see. Hugs and hand pounds.

i took my live so much for granted, and these AMERICAN WARRIORS are out there, not sleeping, not eating, not drinking just for my worthless selfish butt, i've got nothing but respect for all the warriors. may the lord lead you all and bless you.. thank you all bad*ss AMERICAN SOLDIERS!!!

Brave and tough ppl they r, i was a linguist and almost lost my live in a suicide Attack back in 2012 , been hit with shrapnel on my left leg and heavy bolt stuck in my body armor from the blast and was so lucky that didn’t hit me,

i am from belgium , but am thankfull to have U.S soldiers doing this hard work risking there lives for me to be safe = thank you brave soldiers !

These men are the very esscense of what it means to be an American. As a combat veteran myself that served in the infantry. I was nothing compared to these men but I know from first hand. These men fight not for ideology but for true freedom of all mankind and mainly thier brothers side by side. As the leaders of the free world we have a responsibility, and we must hunt evil down where ever it resides and help those that aren't capable of defending themselves from thier oppressors. We must stand with them and fight side by side. These men in this video are truly giants among men. I have the utmost respect for my fellow veterans who have given thier hearts, souls, thier limbs, and thier lives for the cost of freedom for all of humanity. Thank you to those who serve this cause still, and to those who have in the past. I have an empty feeling in my heart knowing my military service is over and will never have that experience ever again, because my service to my country was the greatest and most meaningful thing that I will have accomplished in my life. I believe all men that have served in combat feel the most important thing that matters is brotherhood first in formost. I feel sorry for any man that will never know true brotherhood in this life.

We need more of these in-depth documentaries of these brave men and what they do. Im so grateful for their sacrifice and courage.

This is hard to watch. Thank you and God bless them all

I was a no body in the big army, a good friend of mine with a different MOS and company was killed while on deployment, I was my commanders driver and we went to the funeral, me not knowing Christopher Bueno was killed, while seeing these men weep I remember that moment of walking into the small church in Germany and reading his name on the board, Schew makes my soul hurt today, much respect to everyone who did it, every wife, husband and kids left behind while we went out. Much respect

I was a grunt in the Marine Corps more than a few years ago, and watching these guys work- damn, they are hard chargers. And these guys aren’t doing it like the line companies where you’re surrounded by 17-21 year olds, you’ve got guys who are young in civilian years and prime in military years who are bringing a lot of experience with them. It’s really amazing watching a small unit operating so tight. There are only a couple of other sections of two other branches that operate this high speed. (SEALs, Force Recon/MARSOC,etc) These guys are on point and they know how to think.

Opinions of the war are various, but these men bravery and dedication is without controversy. They are as said many times in many places, " the tip of the spear ". May God bless them ,their families and all that serve everywhere!! I salute you my friends and brothers!

Man... How the difficulty of being able to distinguish between an Afghan and a Taliban, took thousands of lives. May God comfort the families of these BRAVE MEN. My Respect

really the thought of those children being terrorized brings tears to my eyes.. ican only imagine what it's like for those innocent kids..

Real heroes, like watching it, thanks for uploading

Wow this video was published right on the day I got out of the service! Good documentary btw

Let's pray together and hope those missing heroes are able to return home!

“Just taliban not people” i love that

My man Brad repping 315 on the bench like it's nothing

When I see these young men, it gives me hope for this generation.

RIP...long live the Green Berets

Powerful documentary... well done!!! 🙏🏼💞

My grandfather did 4 tours in Vietnam as the Intelligence SGT of 2 different ODAs that I know of..... these guys are awesome

Seeing these things tears me in half. I pick my MOS in two days. Ive been trying to convince myself for so long that i should pick an MOS that has civilian applications. So i can have a fall out. Because as much respect as many citizens have for the vets, many businesses will never hire someone without actual job experience. Then something else in me screams. Tells me to be a fighter for as long as I can until I die. To let go of all other attatchment. Because the path of the warrior is probably the most noble path I know. And really, in the end, Im just trying to run away from that path by telling myself Im ok with normal everyday work. But Im not. I believe Im going 18x after watching this. And if the paperwork doesnt clear, guess Ill see you grunts later

Can we drop the “football field” reference since most of us can relate to the number of yards distance..or meters which is used by the military

my heart and soul goes to all these guys serving our country........serving and honoring PEACE and RESPECT!!!! GOD BLESS YOU ALL and THEIR FAMILIES!!!!!!

Had one of my really buddies friends kill himself after our second deployment. Loosing someone you were so dam close with hurts sometimes worse than a family member. It’s like loosing a family member. I share the sadness from these men. God bless them and may the fallen rest in peace.

Jesus, I did not expect that ending. Either way I felt so bad for the soldiers who knew the victims, seeing them in grief at the ceremony.

These are real men in so many ways, they lead, they fight, they show love and passion. Bless these men for they are gods! God bless, and hurrah!

47:10 watching some of the toughest men in the world weep for a fallen comrade is heart breaking

Been looking for this documentary for so long thankyou

Who could dislike? rest in paradise to all of them❤️💪

I didn’t know we had teams so dedicated to truly helping the people re-liberate themselves. Surely having human faces with helping hands on the ground is 10x as effective as just sweeping through with a closed fist to crush resistance.

This is the definition of “De Opresso Liber”

A video full of Heart-Warming, Heart-Breaking, and Patriotism. May those mentally and physically scarred, to those who do not live on. Find peace in life, and Valhalla.

I’m incredibly proud as a Canadian to call the Americans my friends and allies. I ask God to bless those who are still serving and allow those who have paid the ultimate scarifies to Rest In Peace.

Married to one! Took me years to fully understand the HONOR that he choose me! And, what a man he is, there is none I have met even close and I am X army and been around alot of toughies!

So thankful for these men and everyone defending our country truly a blessing . God bless

26:57 “Dude my knee is fucking destroyed. For the past 2 decades I have barely been able to walk with a cane and I think I have a torn ACL.” “Hey Doc you wanna get this guy some Tylenol ?”

47:11 That was the casket of Corporal Isaiah Calloway, from 2nd Platoon C Co 1-4 Infantry, who was KIA during a firefight in the Zabul Province, not Sgt Kyu H. Chay.

Spartans through and through. I have nothing but respect and admiration for these men. Afghanistan is a forgotten war and that is unacceptable. The media won't even bring it up anymore and that is shameful

this camera crew has more combat experience than 90% of regular army

This deserves more views

"If you like gettin´ shot at it´s a fun place to be, if you don´t it´s not a fun place to be." The Words of a king hahahaha

Thank you for your service

I really hope something was done about those afghanis in the pickup that set em up for the ied, damn that pisses me off

RIP Kyu and Fattah, you served your men and your countries well.

A soon as I’m graduating imma join❤️

So very sad and tragic. Rest In Peace brave soldiers and filmmakers. God speed

Superheros without capes

Thank you for your service gents. From the bottom of my heart thank you so much.

This is why we stand for the National Anthem

I’ve watched this 5 or 6 times on different channels. Can’t get enough of this doc.

I am so sorry about the lost of this good soldiers RIP God bless you

It seems like I’m not the only one that called Afghanistan a forgotten war… Apparently back in the day, the United States, while we are not only fighting in two countries, we focused all our intention in Iraq more than Afghanistan at the time. I say that because the enemy when we didn’t actually focus, our intention on what was going on over there was getting stronger. Over the years of fighting in Iraq we totally forgot about Afghanistan for a bit. I mean we were still fighting, but we just the American public had forgotten we were still over there. The craziest part is when Obama talks about sending in troops in 2010 you see these outrageous protest like we can’t get involved in another war. I met a guy who actually served in Afghanistan and Syria. He told me he would encounter these protesters one of them actually tried to show sympathy for him, but he asked him a question. Like, did you know we were still fighting in Afghanistan from the start? The protester responded since when? Since 911 2001 our forces had been in Afghanistan since 2001. Apparently this protester thought America had gotten involved in 2010. I literally just wasn’t surprised by it because a lot of people never was thinking about that at the time. Now people ask why we really lost in Afghanistan, while they go off on so many questions that we wasted our times, trying to win hearts and minds yet the hearts and minds were already won by the Taliban. The real answer is around the 20 years we were fighting in Afghanistan. If you go back between the years 2002 and 2009. You would totally learn there was a lack of negligence just literally given in those years the enemy started getting stronger around that time smarter too. We ended up pulling our forces out in 2014 but we ended up coming back with a smaller force than we had last time we were there in the 2000s. By the time 2021 rolls around yeah, it was clear the Taliban We’re on a roll and don’t worry about the night vision they actually have night vision now thanks to our generous gifts of negligence. I’m willing to bet the entire Afghan military literally defected to the other side because there’s no way in hell they were able to recruit that much with all the freaking techno gear we left for the afghans.

Who else supports our army 💛💛

May GOD bless and protect our amazing USA troops!!!

In 2006 I went to Gryphon Group with their Team Leader Rob along with a bunch of other guys in B-1/3 right before we all left Fort Bragg for this deployment. Man, what a trip that was. Seems like an eternity ago...

why the unprotected humvees? aren't special forces supposed to have top of the range equipment?

Im 26 and joining the army. Will I be eligible to still try out for the GB in the future or will I be too old?

I am a National Gaurd vet ,I am so very very proud of my brother's ,you all rock brother's. I am so very proud of you and all you do. May God bless and keep each and every one of you. My heart,soul,and prayers are with each and every single one of you.

Merry Christmas to all soldiers.

Those poor villagers. Living in constant fear. But the Americans staring death in the face and still helping those terrified villagers it's something else.

What happen to the Afghanistan Army guys who turn on the light on truck #3?

Prayers for the families of the fallen heroes and I will say that every single soldier is a hero. With guts come glory. Thank You for your service soldiers. You are the toughest out there! Stay safe so you can come home to your families and friends! Ty

R.I.P to those who lost their lives there 😔😭😭😭😔

man... IEDs scare the shit out of me... it's probably the only thing that is holding me back from joining (and my age, I'm still rather young)

They were setup by someone preferably the Afghan army it is a cowardly thing to do , them IEDs are a nightmare RIP Boy's lots of respect from Ireland 🇮🇪 ❤ 🇺🇸

Excellent story telling .. It gives a real feeling of what they face with honor and bravery ... American hero's, every one of them ...

God bless the ones who gave their lives in the middle east.

I’m definitely focusing on the wrong thing but how was SGT Chay able to be in SF and pursue a law degree at the same time???

Biden threw this all away