Story of Sgt. Slaughter | History of an American Icon | GI Joe Hero | WWE Wrestling Hall of Fame 

This was a way better take than the A&E Bio. My opinion. Thanks Ken.

great video tribute to a great guy. i got a bunch of my own Sarge memories and i hold them dearly. i hope to see him and you all again at Joefest this year

Awesome work Ken! The Sarge would be proud of this work.

Thanks, Ken! I didn't know very much about Sgt. Slaughter's wrestling background outside of the controversy surrounding the ill-conceived Persian Gulf War storyline. I'm glad it didn't destroy his career! But to me, he will always be the larger-than-life G.I. Joe character I loved as a child.

Thank you for the video. Met him last year at San Diego Comic Con. He was awesome to talk with .

Kelly The Slaughter Daughter has a great personality and is doing a wonderful job of setting herself up to build on her fathers' lggacy with his fans.

Hi Ken, Great video about The History of Sgt Slaughter, WWE Hall of Famer, Wrestling legend, G.I. Joe Hero, Keep them coming, Also your latest video was Absolutely perfect, Also Sgt. Slaughter is not only one of the best and most favorite WWE Legend, not only is he one of my best and favorite WWE Hall of Famer of all time, but also The Sarge is one of my best and most favorite G.I. Joe hero and character of all time, Also your latest livestream featuring the History of Sgt Slaughter was outstanding, Also The Sgt. Slaughter Figures and merchandise are all Spectacular, Also Sgt Slaughter' s Renegades are absolutely perfect, and The Slaughter Marauders are Superb, Also Sgt Slaughter as a Leader Special Drill instructor and member of G.I. Joe was Absolutely perfect, Also Awesome but incredible work Ken, The Sarge would be proud of this work. Also thank you for sharing Ken, all I can say is: keep up the good work stay safe out there in Canada, Yo Joe, Full Force, That's an Order, have a great day, Happy Memorial Day, and YO JOE, FULL FORCE.🙂💪🟢👍🏋️🦸🇺🇲🌅💯🏋️ 8:35 pm.

A barber and a roofer? A little off the top and a little on the top.

You're the king at these Ken!!! 👏👏

Love your video on one of the greatest of all time, Sgt. Slaughter. Thank you for this awesome tribute

Great Video. Thank you.

That was an awesome video I got to meet him last year! I have all four G.I. Joe figures of him I mailed away for both the G.I. Joe 3 3/4 and the Wrestling LGN figure when I was a kid. I have the 3 3/4 G.I. Joe still but somehow I do not unfortunately have said LJN Hasbro Wrestling figure it is on my grail list it’s so freaking expensive though. 😢

Great video, Ken! ☕️😎

Very thorough job....

Hes a very courtesy and generous man.

He wrestled in the NWA Central States Territory out of Kansas City in the mid 70s or so as "The D.I. Bob Slaughter."

What a great video. I met the Sarge a few times and hes a very nice guy

Little trivia: Bobby Vala (Valaverse) is helping to being a live action Action Force film to the big screen. Roman Reigns will star as SGT. Looking forward to seeing how it goes! I think he'll be great in this role.

Sgt. Slaughter should’ve been a character in the NES game.

Yes, he has many toys from Hasbro, Jakks, and Mattel.

Love it! ❤❤❤

I don’t remember the Iraq heel stage. That may have been tough to swallow as a kid. Honestly I had moved away from wrestling by that point. Working and saving for my car became my passion and probably just other stuff. But I enjoy Sarge mostly through GI Joe now.

Mr. Remus never served in the military and had draft deferments during the Vietnamese War. Take what you want from that information.

salute the goat of wrestling 😇💯

OUTSTANDING!!! 🫡

Another homerun Ken!

Nice video 👍 but have You ever heard of Muhammad Hassan? 😊

Recently I've seen more and more individuals accusing Robert Remus of Stolen Valor, which is an accusation that is patently ridiculous. I think anyone who accuses Sarge of stolen valor clearly doesn't comprehend the breadth of his impact, and the sheer number of individuals influenced by Sgt. Slaughter, be it as a wrestler, GI Joe spokesperson, GI Joe character, or American Patriot, who invariably went on to serve in the Armed Forces. If anyone owes anyone anything, the US military owes Sgt. Slaughter an untold amount of honor, gratitude, respect, and adulation, as I can guarantee his cultural influence as a public figure, across 3 decades, likely resulted in countless young Americans becoming inspired to join the armed forces. In a post-Vietnam War, post-draft/mandatory conscription world, where the general public is aware that the US military frequently forwards questionable US global interests at the behest of hawkish politicians, who couldn't care less about the lives and well being of the replaceable commodity known as American soldiers, Sgt. Slaughter was one of very few individuals who promoted the armed forces in a positive light, made the idea of fighting for one's country "cool," and genuinely incited young people to enlist. Regardless of whether or not you believe that the US military industrial complex is a more harm than good, that the US should be spending nearly half of the unfathomably large federal budget on "defense," or that encouraging 18 year olds to potentially sacrifice their lives for American corporate interests under the guise of defending "American Freedom" is grossly unethical, Sgt. Slaughter has done far more to aid the all the branches of the armed forces, than he's personally benefitted from using their name, image, and general association. My argument is that US Military owes Sarge something.... a tremendous debt of gratitude! They should absolve him of any accusations of "stolen valor,' make him an honorary Drill Sgt. in the US Marines, and treat him with the honor and respect he deserves, as while he may never personally served, he's clearly been responsible for the service of countless soldiers who have. ....AND THAT'S AN ORDER!