Phony Navy SEAL of the WEEK Retired Navy SEAL Don Shipley DESTROYS Two Phony Navy SEALs Stolen Valor 

specifically narcissism.

I'm ashamed of my career but that's because I could have done better if I'd made different choices.. Still I'd *never* make wacky claims about military services or other stuff I never did. These guys are weird

Agreed I have a long family tradition of military service. One grandfather was a combat engineer, another a supply sgt, dad was a medic, brother mp, I was in commo. Any service is 🎖 honorable. Those SEALs will tell you they can't do ANYTHING without support. For every direct combat soldier it requires like 10 or 15 support personnel.

@@bobbyrayofthefamilysmith24 No need to be ashamed, fam. If you work hard and earn an honest living no matter what your occupation is there’s honor and integrity in that. & that deserves respect.

I don’t think it’s the fact about being embarrassed or not but just that they want people to respect them and want to feel like they’ve contributed to the country. But in reality they are just basement nerds that spends all their money on OnlyFans on girls Feet that’s probably some dude with nail polish.

or class...that number is burned into your soul!

No different than your wedding day or the birthdate of your first born! I agree.

@@tat2steven810 I can still remember my home phone number from when I was a kid, if I can remember that then there's no way any seal could forget the year he graduated from the worst time of his life lol

I recall my drill instructors names from 37 years ago.

I went to Navy boot camp in 96. I can still remember my barracks was ship 8 and I was in class 349. That’s basic training. BUDS is a hole different story. Never went but damn well guarantee people remember their class number.

yeah Santa Clause no Diane, no bueno video

LMFAO!!!!!!! @@appletrades

I bet he’s the favorite uncle.

Yeah and then his poor wife has to swab the deck 😞

That’s Chuck Norris.

mmmh, pass the potatoes.

And eventually a manatee? 😄

@@zxyatiywariii8 if you’re lucky!!!

I was a seal went to the rowdiest buds class. Class number 69 dude! 🤪

I don't understand in today's modern world of social media how these idiots think they are going to get away with it? 😂 just be proud and grateful of the guys and girls who have served, both here in the UK and the US, no need to bullshit, because today there is a good chance u will be caught out

Thought the same thing!!!

Uh 20 24 same shit

could have had a break in service. jumping into bars in 3 piece suits is mentally taxing!

If Don ever calls me, I’ll tell him to hold….Let me grab my “I Love Me” book. I could not remember any dates or class numbers.

Ahh but those last years were classified...... These guys are numpties

Careful, L... I flatter easily...

L of a comment. 🤔

@@donshipleyformerbuds131 don noooo that's a phony RU-vid channel they bought that off the black market after it was stolen from someone who did the work.... On a real note these dickheads are abundant don't trust any of those sbag channels.

@@donshipleyformerbuds131 Say hi to Brandi for us. She is a character that brings true class to being a good hard working kind and fun goofball. Unlike that clown trying to "sell" "high tech" batteries 🔋🙄. What a loser...😄

@@donshipleyformerbuds131 Appreciate everything you are doing. Keep up the good work Don. Even though it is a disgrace with what all these fakes are doing, I got to admit some of this shit they make up is absolutely hilarious. It absolutely blows my mind that some of these nut jobs actually believe their own lies. The one guy that had me laughing the hardest was the "sniper" that said he ate Macdonald's and shitting his brains out all the way to Florida. Lol 😂🤣.

Nixon didn’t take office until January 20, 1969…

@@andrewjordan3983 Got him, good for you. I was in the USAF 1964-1968 Travis AFB and Norton AFB now 80 years old, and in late 1967 remember so well. On our way to Japan with a bunch o f Army soldiers going to Vietnam. When over the intercom that we were turning around and going back to Norton. The airplane erupted in cheers and laughter from the army guys, they did not have to go. It was an awesome thing to witness the joy of these brave young men that got called to duty and did their duty. I had seen so much pain and death in the last 3 years for a life time ,bringing men back I was cheering with them. Those hero's deserve all their due. These wantabees are shit and should be in jail. Anyway thought maybe this would mean something to you. President was LBJ

Yes it was!

Getting butthurt for a living is pretty pathetic.

@@chudleyflusher7132 He must have busted you. Which fraud were you so I can go back and laugh at you?

I always thought that stolen valor guys were people who went crazy. I didn't realize how many are intentionality stealing.

Mmmmmhmmmm he promises all the recruits a free BJ. GO NAVY !!!

You can tell how long you’ve been in by how far a traffic cone fits

Guess you never heard of "Top Gun."

If it’s worth lying about and making a fool of yourself for years it must be worth doing lol

I seen that guy before on a video it wasn't about being a seal but he played a piano and he had a pet hamster and his hamster's name was Elton John he used to have his name Liberace and the hamster had a sequin jacket and everything and he always had him tied up with a string on top of his piano I I don't really want to think any further than that I don't think the little guy had any teeth or claws so I'm going to leave it right there and he was playing on stage somewhere in San Francisco I'm not going to say anything more than that but I think now he works for Taco Bell stuff and tacos and he is the chief Taco stuffer and I think he's really gone to the end that he's a chief let's leave it like that

Great motto to live by. It actually makes life harder but still worth it because people expect their delicate sensibilities to be protected or pampered.

These guys are thinking I can tell anyone anything about my navy seals team involvement and no one will tell me I'm a lier. (Ring Ring Ring hello I'm Don Shipley and you sir are a phony)LOL😅😂😊 Thanks Don and miss Shipley you guys are my favorite RU-vidrs wish I could join the website but it's not in the budget yet but hopefully soon. god bless America

@@HPLIFE247 😂 yeah these guys would be in the hundreds of thousands by now if Don wasn't keeping them accountable or forcing them to hide and or lie and deny 🙄🤦🏻

“Plastered” appears accurate.

This is definitely beyond embarrassing 😮

You can do a FOIA request and get your dad’s records.

@@Lifechanging99999 Thank you

Because the military never fucks anyone over...

You can solicit the National Personnel Records Center and us form SF180 to request your Father's DD214 (unless he served during World War II that predates development of DD214s). Expect to wait 284 years for a response......seriously, six (6) months is the average wait time. You may also investigate the county clerks office that your Father resided upon his separation from active duty military. Depending on how long your Father has passed, the funeral home may have his DD214 in their records if that facilitated obtaining either a federal marker or Presidential Certificate.

My dad was a store keep and it translated to the real world, he managed a grocery store lol

Yeah. My best friend John something...

I wonder - how did the term 'Walter Mitty ' become popular in the U.K.? It is an American story.

If a former SAS member could only amount to a window cleaner or taxi driver upon completion of their service obligation, they must have sold themselves short!

Well you've never heard it, because it's just not what it's called in the navy, Navy guys would ask "naval rating" and us Marines, and guys in the Army use the term MOS. If you ever hear anybody who is not in either of those 2 branches ever saying the word MOS, they probably are fakes lmfao.

@@jleif7736 , I remember a huge moron that was always claiming stuff about the ARMY, and when he had his first run in with thugs it turned into a fkig melee, street fighting shots were fired, he literally sh^t his pants.. and that was a normal night at the club, the ( Cuvee) ... lmao 😝

no mos in navy.

Navy did try the MOS (NOS actually) thing a couple years back and the sailors revolted against it but yeah you’ll never hear a sailor say anything about MOS. NEC maybe but never MOS 😂

Yep, I heard that to. Probably did a week in boot camp and they put his as$ on the bus back home.

That's the anger building up for these clowns 🤡 like a jungle cat ready to pounce 🐯

Hi I’m the Lord, which SEAL class did you go through BUD/S with?

Love Don. Jocko is my fav to listen to

You sure you want to go to Monkey Mountain???

I agree with you whole heartedly! About 12 years ago I knew of a guy named Ian who worked as a gas station clerk since dropping out of high school. He had been doing that for about 5 years and was very good at his job, always cheerful, regardless of his circumstances. Ian's parents were drug addicts who didn't take care of him. By the age of 15 he left his parents house and lived in a camper shell, on the ground, off of some old abandoned property. Where we live, it rains a lot so you can imagine the difficulty altogether. He would scavenge what he could for food and clothes and use the high school locker room showers. Once he turned 16, he got his gas station job and left school so he could afford to survive. He saved up and eventually rented out a room from some not so savory folks, similar to his parents place, but it's what he could afford and at least he had food and money in his pocket now. Things seemed to be looking up for Ian, except he was lonely. All attempts to get the attention of young women failed as he didn't have the cool clothes, car, place of his own and could hardly feed himself. He was also dealing with the constant, daily onslaught of people degrading him, talking down to him and treating him like a second class human being simply because he was a gas station attendant without much in life. But what Ian lacked in material matters, he more than made up for in his generous heart and positive attitude. Ian was the type of guy who never wanted to see someone else down or sad. Unfortunately, these stresses proved too much for his glowing personality and our society succeeded in snuffing out a bright light as it frequently does. Ian was 21 years old. I bring this up for two reasons. First, treat people well. Go out of your way to give someone a smile as even those who are smiling may be going through pain. Second, take pride in what you do and never let others put you down for what you do. Be patient and eventually the right people will come into your life. It may take years, but it is certainly worth the wait. As for money and employment? Keep working hard and you will build yourself an empire, just have patience and keep strong. Last, I know all of this because my ex went to high school with Ian, while I was a shift leader for about 18 months at the Taco Bell and Subway that was attached to the gas station, it was a truck stop.

Bro I cant remember the dates but I can remember the names of all my DI's and the fact it was exactly 72 days.

@@jimmylight4866 No doubt you remember them ... they changed our lives bro! Hard to forget em , and I graduated in 1993 in the old 3rd btn barracks. Started my training at 17yrs old so you talk about shell shocked! Holy shit... good times bro , Semper Fi

@@jugghead-1975 Hahaha yeah I joined at 17. I remember my Old Man signing for me. Hell I remember my Recruiters name. He told me some joke about a Marine Recruiter who had the Eagle, Globe and Anchor tattooed on the head of his dick and the Guy would say if he could not put them in the Marine Corps he would put the Marine Corps in them. Lmao. I was an 1833. Was at sea a lot in flatbottom LST's. 2nd Mar Div, 2nd AAV Bn. Charlie Company.

Hell I even remember my 2 DIs from 88. They became part of your memory. I even still say a line they said a lot. Don't sir me, I work for a living..

I was bravo company, Fort Ord Ca. Our DI hardly spoke a word but our first sergeant was this big tall guy named White. It was 1978 and we were the last company to go through fort Ord as a training company. The local media covered the event and my step-mom cut the article out of our local newspaper (Sacramento) and saved it for me. I still have it saved with my discharge papers.

Except for in the navy you know you don't have an MOS. You certainly wouldn't ask another sailor what his MOS was.

My records are ¨Classified¨, due to me serving under Cap'n Crunch in the mid 70s cereal wars. Several of us never came back, due to Type 2 Diabetes, etc.

@@tenbroeck1958 LOL!

I like how he let m talk away . n then throws it on them .

@@diablo666541 He is far more patient than I would be, especially when he does this for HOURS a day! Hats off to Mr. Shipley!

Just get license plates not 5300 that is enlistment nec # for NSWF boot camp ..

Or you could not try to draw any stupid and unnecessary attention to yourself… Why would you feel the need to get such a shirt in the first place? Make any false claims in the past?

@@internet_internet it’s called a joke. Ever heard of it?

@@internet_internet You completely missed the point.

Lol good one.

You met the guy in rehab and you’re surprised he’s a shitbag 😂

That's something I've wondered about, too. All I can figure is, them saying they were SEALs/Green Berets/Recon and served in (exotic location of choice), sounds more heroic/dashing/interesting than admitting to having been a Refrigeration Mechanic's Assistant in Nebraska, or whatever.

@@lordphullautosear I guess so Phullaut. It's a shame really and a disservice to themselves and to those who actually did.

@@billcallahan9303-- it is a shame, I agree, and it is an affront to those who did serve.

These people are sick in the head. It’s bizarre to see so many of them out there.🤔

@@lordphullautosear because they're doing it for a purpose, either to make money,scam someone out of something,or impress someone for some reason. No one will get stars in their eyes from "fridge mechanic", or get a book written about "my life as a cook". And some obscure, not big publicly known job isn't gonna to drop panties in the bar

Or, does he kiss his wife with that mouth? lmao!

And boy is he an idiot. And a terrible liar

You mean Boastwain''s Mate?

@@qua7771 do feel better that you corrected my spelling

@@chevyjtc841 It's like misspelling your own name in this case. Just saying.

Whats with u navy guys always mating stuff😵‍💫

Boilermakers rock

Some buy it for 1.99 on eBay, so I guess it’s called bought stolen valor idk

Reminds me of cryptid photos

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I was a crew chief on A-10's and got to go to Andrews back in 1981 with my jet for an airshow. Stood in front of my jet and answered some really goofy questions, but it was all fun. The newspaper took a photo of my jet flying in so I snapped up a copy and still have it 42 years later.

@@jeffrielley920 Mad respect. I was selected to do a demo as an FO to call in an A-10 on some tank shells we had lined up on the range. A few quick "braps" and they were all rubble. I had to pick my jaw up off of the ground for the closing comms.

Retired 82nd here, I was in A company. You literally cannot forget this stuff, it is the crucible by which you became who you are

Attention… Shipley calling SEAL training ‘valor’ is actually worse than the people pretending to be marines that can swim. Calling training valor’ is a great dis-service and insult to those that actually earned an award with valor.

Strange dude,this.

“Regular” Navy boot camp? Is there some other kind of Navy boot camp?

@@ItsMeeJon irregular boot camp is for special ops and cartoon characters

Keep fighting on Brave One. We are all fighting the devil in our own way. You are not alone. I stand with you!

Hope you are still with us brother , hold your head high and always fight back . I'm retired and do a lot with saffa . I hope you are using them as much as possible to help you in your time of need . Stay strong .

Thanks for your service and your family’s service. I really appreciate your family.

@@Scratchingforcash Thank You very much

@@TRANNYBASHER if I ever meet you or your family, you all don’t pay for beers. I pay for your families beers so let me know if you ever come to Pittsburgh. I have huge respect for Military families.

@@Scratchingforcash Sweet. thanks

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Yeah Donnie is the hookup 💦

the throat is wide with this commenter young skywalker

It's like his beard and his hair are having a battle to see which is more badass.

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