Pabst Blue Ribbon Presents: The Greatest Beer Run Ever 

Sargents ran the chessboard. I respect them immensely

Those are the sort of things that would NEVER EVER happen nowadays lol. Crazy times.

@@fungus_am0nguz644 Maybe in Ukraine but not in the US military.

@@billmadison2032 - Don't you KNOW It. The military would be a hot damn mess if they didn't have outstanding NCO's They're the absolute backbone. Even the officers (most of them) know this.

100% agree!

He is a true bro

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Well said.

Great PR for Pabst.

even better when you pour a little whisky over the situation

Greeks too , Bob PAapapapappapapadplooloous

Erin go Bragh-less!

My people did it but I’m also mex so this is awkward

@@jayku1624 mexicans are half irish! carnelo didnt get that red hair from nowhere! The San Patricios! 👍🏻

You're either a liar or a fool, either way ba bye

100% agree

i love this

My great grandfather served on Coastal Defense Battleship HSwMS Sverige from 1934 to late summer 1939. Just a week after he had retired from the military to go back home to be a bus driver, Germany invaded Poland ans Sweden was on high alert. Well, we knew about the coming invasion but we didn't know how bad it was going to become in the long run. We knew about Operation Barbarossa months before it actually happened (since Sweden cracked the Enigma and the T52 German main encryptor in 2 weeks) but warning other nations of the German threats would most likely put our country in the line of fire for the German war machine. I'm just glad my great grandfather didn't have to serve in the Swedish Navy during WW2 because even if we didn't actively fight, we did protect Polish naval vessels and kept the Kriegsmarine at bay in the Baltic Sea, since Sweden was considered a great threat to the Reich because in the event of an invasion Sweden would have to be supplied by sea and there was no way Germany could send their largest vesels into the Baltic Sea, while Sweden had designed their ships to be smaller and thus more agile in the shallow waters of the Baltics.

I can see why they would be skeptical tho,samalai pirates ya know

Uh yaaa that's from a classic war movie. Your dad lied to your face for years my man hate to tell you

Miss you 😘

Brendan Quinn they carry beer

Nore do they have to carry a gun or wear green

And some comments shouldn’t get likes.

They wear light blue denim jeans

@@magicalsodacan7066 they carry pbr wrapped in an american flag and a banjo in their ar-15 case. Fuck liberals

Can’t wait to see the movie next week!!

Lies

Is he still alive?

@@dudedog884 How do yo know that? Why be as asshole, do you have that little faith in people?

@@natesmith5493 he's in the comment section

Is your Dad Kevin? I just read the book and the way he found Kevin in Nam is insane just by happen stance.

+Craig Moussa a young Christopher Walken in that role would have been brilliant.

I would watch this.

The OLD guys : Christopher Walken, Robert De Niro, Robert Devall and Billy Crystal/Chevy Chase

HELL YES!

I'd say they just did bud. I's what is called a short movie. Short but sweet and a jim dandy!!

My thoughts exactly ...

A little bit.

I noticed that, too.

Talks like him too!!lol

Deer Hunter

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USMM 1 A/E 2002-2008.

Especially when they know how to negotiate the ricochet way! 💪🏽✌🏻🙈

Welcome home Devil dog

Semper Fi, dog

Thank you for your service, Marine.

Oorah Marine

Welcome Home. Thank you for your service.

Nearly all of them. This is one of the best advertisements they could get. Its a positive story revolving around beer. A rarity in a world that (rightfully) tries to minimise the joys of alcohol poisoning

it's coming soon! Book is available on Amazon by J MOLLY

It’s coming real soon !!!

Starring zac effron and russel Crowe !

Bill murrr !!!!!!!!!!!

That's rough

I was born in vietnam in saigon. came here when I was 6. My grandfather fought in the war and my dad grew up in it. I think the PTSD from American soldiers is from shock of living in the USA, a peaceful, nice and comfortable life. Then going to Vietnam with all its horrors of the war. The shit my grandfather and dad told me. You’d never hear or see that on any Vietnam war documentary, history books or footage. It’s much much more brutal. My father and grandfather didn’t have any ptsd as they grew up in the war. First was the french vietnam war. It was normal life for them. But if you didn’t grew up in it. It will messed you up bad. The shock and horrors. I’d be haply to go in more details of the things they told me that you’d never see or hear from any boom or documentaries

It is already a movie .. it comes out next month and it stars Zac Effron as Chickie

I want to watch it but I cannot get past "The Chin", it is too distracting. Maybe a while down the road once I get used to it.

Tom! Ma just told us about this today, such a cool story! Miss you guys!

I just saw the movie! Great story ever.. greeting from Paraguay

I have to tell ya, I served 8 years Marine Corps. One of many reasons I served, was because I knew so many that said, "I wish I did." I did not want that regret...... So in a way, you made a difference. And never forget, Vietnam was scary, and so many did not come home(in so many ways). Our country(government) does not take care of us veterans the way it should. The American people try, but our government forgets.....

TexasScout Noneofyourbusiness . I served not in Nam but Army medic from 82 to 86 . You sir in your comment struck me as a awesome American. We serve our country just by being a good neighbor,father, dad, husband. Etc . It is like the closing scene in Saving Private Ryan we all just wanted to be good. Thanks for your service even if you didn’t wear a uniform.God Bless America 🇺🇸

You should find him on or family on fb to get this message to him!

something about this smells fishy

@@rokuthedog you're a weak troll...

@@Maibulsak not a troll it may actually help with your odor

@@rokuthedog *yawn* weaker than the push your dad gave your mom down the stairs when she was pregnant with you

They did!!! It comes out on Sept. 30!!!

This sounds like a more legit comment. True to reality unlike these fake "yeah me too" stories with too many details. Many men who went to Vietnam won't speak on it. Thanks to your family for your service.

The movie comes out next week!! Can’t wait!

Semper fi

Your comment is now a movie!

Commie Pinko here (I guess not supporting a war that has already been shown to have been started on false pretense and cost the lives of nearly 59,000 U.S. service personnel and around 3 million Vietnamese civilian and combatant dead makes me such.....according to you) . I upvoted. Good humans are good humans, regardless of their condition. Nothing wrong with supporting humans while not supporting an activity that requires the destruction of humans.

@@brandonhall5615 Not analyzing the policy of the Vietnam War, just some of the things that go on in war to make things more normal and try to in some way bring some home and comfort to the individuals who served in the military during those tragic times of the War in Vietnam. If you can't see the difference you really are a Commie Pinko.

@@brandonhall5615 hey there commie pinko. Protecting a democratic ally and fighting communism under whatever circumstance is not a false pretense. 3 million Vietnamese dead with American intervention? Welp bud, without that American intervention you can compare it to the likes of the 4-6 million under Pol Pot next door, 20 million under Stalin, or the 60 million under Mao. ALL WITHOUT AMERICAN INTERVENTION. It’s safe to say those communist revolutionary numbers don’t have a lot to do with the Americans trying to have it there way, now does it? ... but yes. I agree. Good humans are good humans.

@@kilowhiskey7973 What Democratic ally? Maybe read history, not propaganda. The South Vietnamese government was certainly not a democratic ally. This is what they call a "puppet regime," for those who never actually read the books put in front of them. I love your numbers. I love that those are always the same fucking numbers trotted out. Lets look at the "growth" of what we call Capitalism. Let's take an HONEST look at the number of people who have died in the pursuit of profit and private enterprise. Ah. That is right. It isn't something we track. It is something we readily accept. Religion and profit are the main culprits for human-on-human atrocity. You honestly can't argue that. There are many things worthy dying for, none worth killing for. Your side doesn't believe this. Fuck off.

The movie comes out next week!! Can’t wait!!