Taliban Sniper shoots at US troops... Bad idea | Combat Reacts

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In this video I review a clip of US forces taking sniper fire from a nearby ridge. The Taliban played a stupid game and won stupid prizes...
My Background: I am a former Special Forces SGM that started my career as an 11B or basic infantryman, and became a Special Forces 18B weapons specialist and served 9 combat rotations overseas. I served as a Sniper, Assaulter, JTAC, TSE expert, Free Fall jumpmaster and more.
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@IrradiatedLimes 2 года назад

I worked with the interpreter from this video after he got to the US. Real great guy. He went back into government contracting last year. Hope he’s doing well.

@stevem1792 2 года назад

Last I hear he’s in NYC Great man!!!! I always liked him

@IrradiatedLimes 2 года назад

@@stevem1792 I worked with him in New York, out on Long Island. I have his phone number somewhere, just need to find it

@themalhama9129 2 года назад

Can't come between SF and their indig

@Bravo-Too-Much 2 года назад

He passed 12/2021.

@IrradiatedLimes 2 года назад

@@Bravo-Too-Much what? How?

@tonydowd8566 2 года назад

I love your down-to-earth and simple analysis. Great job Mike.

@mr.k.i.s.s7496 2 года назад

I was in a firefight in Iraq. Iraqi civilians were just walking around like nobody was getting grenades thrown at them, or shot at. It was surreal. It became normal after a couple of weeks. Just like explosions. After 5 days in the Invasion, explosions in the distance were normal. March-May 2003 was a crazy time. Watching an MLRS battery launch at night was pretty awesome and scary at the same time. Glad they were on our side.

@thekingsilverado8419 2 года назад

I was flying sorties out of a Charlie Delta air base in Northern Saudi Arabia. I had a morning I will never forget just after lifting off for a sortie we got shot at from some place on take off. My wing man says hey I think I see him he rolls out does a fast turn and as he's returning low and slow a few hundred feet from the end of the runway all the ordnance from his left wing just comes falling off and as a stroke of luck the shit fell right ontop of the bad guys. The next thing that happened since the stuff loosed itself and technically it wasn't armed by the pilot it was a total accident it was like a delayed reaction the stuff hit the ground we even saw a bomb bounce like a ball and then it all went up like 20 seconds later. I heard the Lt behind me say WTF was that. All I could think of saying was it was a screw up that went really well. When the pilot landed we found out the sniper had hit the pylon more than once where the ordnance had been and that was the reasons the stuff loosed itself. It was a matter of the attitude of the plane and maybe even the really slow speed is why it all came off at once. The guys at HQ said they never saw a near tragic accident turn out for the better like that one.

@thekingsilverado8419 2 года назад

@sheldon fords Americans in general love killing bad guys... The bad part of it is we got another one of those really bad guys in the white house now... Too bad I ain't still flying America would need a new White House & president among other things.. Americans like killing bad people. If ever got ahold of Gee Dubya Bush it would be thee most gruesome murder in American History... I would pale the mess Charlie Mason made...

@toohda 2 года назад

@@thekingsilverado8419 lol when a terrorist gets instant karma

@Sinclair_USMC 2 года назад

@sheldon fords He's describing a historical event from war. Would you prefer a vague 2 sentence statement?

@michaelt1931 Год назад

@@Sinclair_USMC no he works for the CIA and doesn’t want classified information leaking into youtube comments.

@interstellar618 2 года назад

- "Its not gonna be OK.. they dont know whats about to hit 'em" - One of my favorite lines from any battle vid

@stunna1050 2 года назад

Love these videos. Good background info and context that normally isn't available by just watching.

@treeless62 2 года назад

I've seen this video before but absolutely enjoyed your comments. Not a combat vet just an old Air Force security specialist. Thank you for your service and continued service to community

@JFrostDevelopment 11 месяцев назад

Mike, I give you 100% respect for what you do! From your Guard of the unknown soldiers to every other video and short you create, You have done some amazing work and I hope and pray you keep it up with the work you do! Good luck, Thank you, and God bless you, Your family, and your content!

@EthanBlakeProductions 2 года назад

I like these videos. I’ve been sharing your insight and reactions in my firearms course this week. Thanks for posting.

@tonycannonfodder369 2 года назад

Good to go Sergeant Major! I like the combat reacts others have done but yours bring an extremely high level of value, knowledge, and expertise. Also, I’d like to commend your versatility and humility to pivot and try your hand in the Ol combat react game.

@marinerskm 2 года назад

Your insider's perspective is not only interesting, but educational. Like the one where you had the guy scrabbling across the rocks and you commented about what his breathing told us -- more of that, please. You have worlds' experiences the rest of us do not, and your perspective is priceless.

@mor8266 2 года назад

Much respect and love for guys like Mike. Thank you!!!

@scottbyrne9759 2 года назад

Loving the content. As normal,your channel is so squared away. Really like the combat reaction !! Keep it going.

@240Ldemon 2 года назад

Have to call you out on that 50 cal info, the M2 was designed in 1918 with a water cooled version being produced in 1921. The U.S. just didn't adopt it until 1933. The DShK was designed and produced in 1938.

@tl7988 2 года назад

Thank you for this. Immediately recognized this and thought it was pretty weird ‘fun fact’ as it isn’t a fact at all. Just kinda weird being that the M2 is one of the most enduring firearms in the world let alone for the US military.

@labla8940 2 года назад

God Bless John Mosses Browning

@ericfermin8347 2 года назад

@@labla8940 A God fearing Mormon.

@Magic9743 Год назад

@misternibbles7426 Год назад

@@labla8940best Mormon ever, and that's coming from a hard in the paint Calvinist.

@nonyabiz2777 2 года назад

We are proud to have warriors like you sir. Integrity and well grounded. Just the quality’s a reaper needs.

@franceskryl7433 2 года назад

Thank you so much for showing these videos and your expertise. Thank you for sharing your experiences here. I want to continue on learning from you. Thank you for your service.

@ethanwake7759 2 года назад

i am loving this series, please do more of this Mike.

@garceau7360 2 года назад

definetly keep these coming, Id be down for them to be even longer honestly, maybe a couple of more in depth 15-20min videos would be cool also

@tattoochef 2 года назад

I think Mike and Kevin should react to airsoft matches. Those two cracking jokes worth be hilarious

@billkilgore291 2 года назад

100% 😂

@madalitsophiri6411 2 года назад

Let’s make it happen

@anthonymarinello6008 2 года назад

I'd watch that, 100%. 🤣😂

@SHADOW848DUCATI 2 года назад

Send it.

@akdefense 2 года назад

Airsoft and Paintball. Sometimes these guys have been known to beat SOF troops because they are willing to take chances. Why? Well, paintballs and bbs don't kill, they also travel a lot slower than LIVE ROUNDS. The SOF guys are used to the real stuff and unless they've played around with the toys they often default to their conditioning/programming and can be quite reserved when it comes to taking chances.

@pharmdadfit 2 года назад

Your jokes had me laughing so hard. Great personality and explanations Mike. Look forward to seeing more of your videos.

@todattebery5280 2 года назад

Thanks for your service love your content keep up the good work 💪

@colemorgan8567 2 года назад

This is unique because as a civilian, there wasn’t coverage like this and it’s awesome to get the perspective from you who served time in the Middle East and can talk to this subject matter on a first hand basis.

@mrghoulington2277 2 года назад

Fuck are you on about?? Tons of coverage and combat documentaries out there. You just live under a rock brotha.

@spoileralert8440 2 года назад

@@mrghoulington2277 Probably only watches CNN where they always lie about having a correspondent on the field with fake gunfire and explosions around them, lol. You can actually search and watch some of the fake CNN footage here on RU-vid.

@PinstripeJim 2 года назад

More of this Mike. This is great. Shows how different our lives are in the US. Was on the phone with a friend visiting his brother in Tel Aviv, Israel while they were being bombed and everyone was just going about their day he said. Went to the disco that night

$@soonerfrac4611$

@soonerfrac4611 2 года назад

It’s amazing how people become desensitized to violence when it’s everyday.

@robertpalmer4806 2 года назад

Yeah I hear Israelis are the best dancers.

@robertpalmer4806 2 года назад

Search Dancing Israelis.

@steveTGO 2 года назад

Yeah, it's kind of like living here in Detroit, Michigan. Living here in Detroit is the American version of life in Afghanistan, we just live our lives around all of the craziness!!!

@davidihaim 2 года назад

I am Israeli American. We used to be on the beach with the good looking women and the helicopters would fly over us on the way back and forth from Lebanon on attack missions and sometimes rescuing the injured. We almost ignored it.

@gregadomeit4020 2 года назад

I can say I was introduced to you watching your interview with Shawn Ryan and enjoyed it very much. Keep doing these reacts vids, your breakdowns of the combat action is Top Shelf brother. Take care. Greg

@Captain-ln3vh Год назад

Mike, I had to watch this again. Love your play by. Feels like Sitting in a class.

@chrismiksworld 2 года назад

PLEASE More Combat Reactions this was So Fun Bro.

@armyvet7997 2 года назад

Mike not sure if you stated but the weapon system on the MATV is the The Common Remotely Operated Weapon Station CROWS. Awesome system. Can switch to a 240B as well. Had one these on our advisor team. My guys had to get trained and certified on it before we took it out.

@alang.1723 2 года назад

Your reaction videos are my favorite. Thank you Mike!

@IanEdRobertsonLive Год назад

Your humour is awesome. I stumbled across your Videos. 10/10 and thank you for your Service.

@ret7army 2 года назад

the 50 cal was in use by the US military prior to WWII primarily with the M1921 water cooled .50 caliber MG, the air cooled M2 being adopted with the 45" barrel in 1933. Both in service prior to WWII.

@sgt_s4und3r54 2 года назад

I had to double check this because my mind has been foggy as of late. Then I said someone had to have called this out already after I looked it up..

@bigjake2061 2 года назад

The Dshk entered svc in 1938.

@honorharrington4546 2 года назад

A slightly improved version, the M1921A1, was introduced in 1930 with all of the M1921s being upgraded. The gun weighed 79 lb (36 kg) without water, was 56 in (1.4 m) long, and had a 36-inch (0.91 m) long barrel. The gun was mounted on a pedestal mount with three horizontal legs. It had a 500-650 rounds per minute rate of fire. Development continued and the M1921A1 was replaced by the water-cooled .50-caliber M2 Browning in 1933. Ground and aircraft air-cooled versions of the M2 were also adopted in 1934. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M1921_Browning_machine_gun The US military had TWO 50 cals before WW2... How could he forget Ma Duce?

@Former11BRAVO 2 года назад

@@honorharrington4546 John Moses Browning for the win!

@johncourtland4855 Год назад

Absolutely did the same fact check

@matbettez3495 2 года назад

Dude lets get Mike to watch the infamous JAMSHEED RPG shot in Afghanistan. Afghan Army soldier just walks up and hits a perfect RPG shot while the US soldiers are hunkered down taking cover. Its epic

@b4uspeek 2 года назад

I love these videos, thanks for sharing your knowledge.

@Mdub-84 2 года назад

Having fun Mike! Enjoy these videos man

@robertcapriotti1154 2 года назад

Who the f__k is this guy?Probably one of the baddest men to walk a battlefield.This is great stuff Mike really informative.

@TypicalMT 2 года назад

Videos or it never happened..

@MobileAura 2 года назад

Mike Glover was e-2 in the Air Force. He drove taxis for a living after got kicked out.

@TypicalMT 2 года назад

@@MobileAura I heard that the taxi gig was while he was enlisted

@MobileAura 2 года назад

@@TypicalMT Yeah that’s why he got kicked out, can’t drive taxis and f-15s at the same time.

@philyamascunt7518 2 года назад

@@MobileAura Well he's no Casey Ryback. Casey Ryback makes the best topless cake in the fleet, hell in the entire world!

@kimjansson7179 2 года назад

More Combat Reacts, this is awesome!

@bencox9295 Год назад

Hilarious 😂 video and amazing interpretation, SMG!!! Also, thank you for creating Field Craft……literally the best training possible! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

@Rdhunter105 2 года назад

as always another banger! need more of these! or longer videos love the content mike!

@youwantityougotit4939 2 года назад

At the beginning looked like a MATV. The others were MaxPro International MRAPS. I helped install the electronics in these vehicles for 7 years. The remote weapon system is very cool. Some also had a microphone system called the boomerang system, integrated with the remote weapon system, that would triangulate the sound of the shot. We would put it in auto mode and walk around the vehicle blowing a whistle to see if the system would zero in on us (without the weapon of course). I love seeing my trucks in action.

@mikeobererhaus4097 2 года назад

I love checking out your videos. I was in the first Gulf war. I wasn’t in combat but worked as jet mech in support. I appreciate all you did to protect us. God bless you!

@smilingjack7622 Год назад

which god? sol invictus made the official god in Rome 274CE on dec 25th. nearly 200 years prior to the christian cult stealing the date and rebranding it. maybe Shiva - you know worshiped by 2 BILLION people. More than 6 times the entire population or merca? Maybe Hera the wife of Zeus ( the god of gods ) who had virgin births?

@Yawnney 2 года назад

Bro if u served for us you deserve every ounce of respect. You earned the right to have fun

@anthonyrobinson3770 2 года назад

Thank you Mike love the Videos. Thank you mate from Victoria Australia 🐨🍀

@davidedwards8940 2 года назад

Mike, love you and the Irishman, keep up the good work. The war stories/experiences are so critical for those that never served to get a small measure of reality to the coddled American public

@matthewbailey1930 2 года назад

As one who never served, it is valuable to see this reality

@TheFirstBubbaBong Год назад

@@matthewbailey1930 Reality was we went to war over a lie to make oligarchs richer and retain more power. It's really that simple. Wars make the bankers and the war machine companies richer and more powerful. Just ask Eisenhower and JFK about it. They warned all of us about these times of war. Just wait they have a fake war on aliens coming down the pipe next to keep their war machines going.

@JohnDoe-on6ru 2 года назад

"A group of men started walking towards me in tracksuits" They could have been Slav mercenaries

@1pcfred 2 года назад

They were clearly all Chads.

@cornbreadburgess1950 2 года назад

Thanks Brother for your service and the video ,see you soon.

@countbendego6965 2 года назад

Love the content Mike!!! Keep em comin brother!!!

@noneyadamnbusiness6891 2 года назад

The DShK was not the only.50 prior to WW2. The DShK came into being in 1938, the M2 Browning.. also a .50, predates it by at least 5 years.

@davewylie654 2 года назад

Wonder if Browning would have ever thought the M2 would still be a battlefield fixture 100 years later???

@supaloc 2 года назад

@@davewylie654 same with the MG42

@chuckschillingvideos 2 года назад

Yeah, I don't get this misstatement.

@davewylie654 2 года назад

@@supaloc for sure!!! It's amazing they could build those so well that they still do the job

@meesterp 2 года назад

BMG 1914 (same year as the BA22 that use in Steel Challenge against modern stuff)

@horsedogcatponyshow 2 года назад

Mike your videos could be the saving grace those from the military need to get over PTSD and live a normal life again. Lt Col Grossman states in his books that in WWll the soldiers got to come home on slow boats with others who had same experiences and could mentally deprogram (can't think of the right word) before getting home. Todays soldiers are pinned down in the morning and flown home the same day having a"normal" dinner with their family. Reality gets warped. The human brain cannot compute. Thank you for this. I will be sharing.

@anomaly72443 2 года назад

Cognitively Process is “the right word”(s) I think you were looking for. And you don’t just “get over PTSD”… The slow boat factor was a real thing though; correct.

@hendrikvanleeuwen9110 2 года назад

Interesting point.

@evanderboynton3057 2 года назад

I heard same thing from Vietnam vets

@billscow 2 года назад

@@anomaly72443 No, the word he meant is"decompress", just like scuba diving, the concept is to "come up slowly" and have time to aclimate & reintegrate self with others and society and get back to a normal life as a civilian as possible.

@anomaly72443 2 года назад

@@billscow No, wrong. Sure decompression is a whole other concept for the transition from military to civilian life. However with regard to trauma, decompression is a moot point. To heal and begin to function somewhat normal after a traumatic event or exposure to combat, one must process the events and accept the events for what they were. That is why one of the beginning therapies (of several) for PTSD called Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT). One may have to go through Prolonged Exposure Therapy as well and then afterwards move on to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and medications to normalize chemical /hormone imbalances produced within the endocrine system.

@78ULTRAMAR 2 года назад

I like these reviews, please keep them coming!:)

@BrianWood777 2 года назад

Keep them coming please, these are awesome!

@jed-henrywitkowski6470 2 года назад

Your story about the Iraqi soccer players, reminded me that my brother who was twice deployed to Iraq did that the young Iraqi guys would hang out and talk about girls and cars. He says "people are people". My own experiences brought to the same conclusion.

@johnmudd6453 2 года назад

And the females?

@HarborSite-7 2 года назад

Mike, I bet you have some really interesting stories to tell about your time as a CIA GRS team member and all of your combat deployments as a SF operator. I know your audience would love to hear a few. Maybe that can be a new segment on your channel? Respect 🙏

@mr.snoopy8732 2 года назад

He's not allowed to tell those stories, especially on a platform like this.

@chemistryofquestionablequa6252 2 года назад

@@mr.snoopy8732 he can tell some without details like the location. There are lots of stories like that on here.

@mikefrantz2420 2 года назад

Love it Mike, keep’em comin

@mr.nobody879 2 года назад

Keep the Bread and games coming, sir.... God bless you. You gonna need it.....

@marcusaurelius8834 2 года назад

The M2 Browning was brought into service in 1933. The Dshk wasn't brought into service until 1938. So they where both in service before WW2.

@tommylitchfield3450 2 года назад

That bugged me enough to come to the comments to see who else caught that crap.

@sombra6153 2 года назад

I remember from my orientation with the M113 at Benning in the days before the Bradley how the Soviet 12.7 would easily zip thru both sides of the box without slowing down. The only remedy was to further reduce the square footage of the otherwise cramped interior was with two feet of sandbags stacked up along each wall, and on the floor, and on top. Then it made the machine more bullet resistant. The up-armored humvees and stuff were long after my time, but those 50s on either side can be pretty destructive.

@southboundguitar 2 года назад

We rolled into Iraq with soft-skin HMMWV's with the doors taken off. That was 2003-04. Not long after we got there, the mechanics started fabbing sheet metal doors for us and throwing those on there, which worked okay at the time. Big Bob's Truck Stop on LSA Anaconda started installing the FDE Armor kits in 2004-05. Units drove their wheeled vehicles in from all over Iraq to drop them off and piddle around an airbase for a few days while it was all being installed. The new M1151's in 2006 came with armor from the plant. I was lucky enough to get to pop one of their cherries as a gunner. Tough truck. Drove it with a flat for several miles before circling up and changing the tire.

@southboundguitar 2 года назад

Also.....the 113 is STILL a great tracked vehicle! Prost!

@carverboycarverboy2097 2 года назад

I served mid 80's the 113's we had were equiped with kevlar blankets hung on the two side walls. they would stop 7.62 by themselves but could not stop 50cal. (we pulled a set to test there possible use to help infantry in urban combat.)

@A-Defender- 2 года назад

Love It! Keep'em coming!! 🤘

@alsneed7941 2 года назад

U are my favorite combat guy on youtube, love what u do!

@DocLois2010 2 года назад

This is great. Reminds me of the immediate post Vietnam War era. We were privileged to serve with veterans during the Great Peace years. We learned much our craft through their stories, after the doctrine had been discarded by the army.

@spoileralert8440 2 года назад

The footage is from the documentary "The Hornet's Nest." Father and son correspondent team capturing footage of the 101st Airborne in action. The guy talking about gunfire sounding like bees that Mike chuckles at is actually the son. The son seems a little mentally slow and a liability for the team. The combat footage is amazing, especially the 2nd half where a 3-day mission becomes a 9-day with lots of causalities. Even shows some footage that was taken by the Taliban during that mission.

@cheekclappin96ss22 2 года назад

Carlos just bout got smoked on that mountain side 👀

@groundofbeing9733 2 года назад

Thank you for posting

@bulletman124XXL 2 года назад

Great team work! Communication we know is critical and use it well, the best!

@Allison_Chaynes 2 года назад

My biggest regret in life is not joining the military. I was set to go to Marines in 98 and then got injured. I lost feeling in my ankle and leg. I still wish I could have been in the fight. However, my fiance says we wouldn't have met. So I'm glad life ended the way it did.

@l3joint 2 года назад

The footage is from a Documentary called "The hornets nest" and yes, the bullet audio is altered in this Documentary.

@edwinbarajas9970 2 года назад

Much love from Long Beach Cali new viewer and subscriber please make more of these🙏🏼 very educational

@revelations4990 2 года назад

You are awesome mike! Wish I were close to you to train with you guys and learn so much more I am always I. The process of learning.

@stevem1792 2 года назад

Haha I was there when that DHSK went off. No special effects lol. Later we found out the weapon system was degraded & couldn’t fire full auto or they had limited rounds. That was for a monthly re supply mission & we parked in the same spot every time. I was the JTAC that called in those air strikes.

@edwardnazarioharrison3763 Год назад

What’s going on there Darknight!

@chrismaurer2075 2 года назад

Mike, did you say that the soviet weapon system was the only .50 cal weapon prior to WWII ? I am in no way even close to you or your knowledge but the U.S. had the 50 cal. Browning MG prior to WWII.

@James-dx6sf 2 года назад

maw duece

@Thorn19774 2 года назад

Yeah circa 1918/1919 iirc.

@paulheitkemper1559 2 года назад

@@Thorn19774 that was the M1917/M1919 .30 cal., which the M2 was developed from. M2 entered service in 1933.

@bigmike716 2 года назад

Loving these videos brother!!!

@dougwyman7959 2 года назад

Awesome as always!

@kieronbevan2949 2 года назад

The SA army had good anti mine vehicles back in the 70,s. A bit rock n roll suspension but high survivability. I'm surprised no one took up their Hull design until recently. Well done using a 110 😩 and making it

@kutter_ttl6786 2 года назад

Armies in the West just didn't seem to see the value of V-hull MRAPs until their experience in Afghanistan. Not surprisingly the South African made RG-31 Nyalas were some of the first MRAPs the US and its allies used over there and it probably served as a good starting point to develop their own versions.

@kieronbevan2949 2 года назад

@@kutter_ttl6786 well said thanks for the back up

@clausbohm9807 2 года назад

Very interesting, seeing stuff that one never gets to hear about thx!

@jy9452 2 года назад

I'm about to watch all this guys videos, glad I have the day off

@carlosmelendez9342 2 года назад

Love the show brother much love and respect from Phoenix Arizona

@shoachiwarrior 2 года назад

First time watching. RU-vid popped your channel up. Subscribe now. Proud military family. Loved hearing your show! Thank you for your service

@blazegulizack 2 года назад

These are awesome! I love the breakdown

@danschmitt2490 2 года назад

Mike youre a badass dude! Keep doing your thing! Your story is pretty wild too! Take care man!

@justaguy427 2 года назад

Love your explanations. Keep it up!

@zigmondbonez9411 2 года назад

I'm loving this series ur doing Mike

@skipallen3309 2 года назад

Good one Mike; keep it coming!

@rdderrick75 2 года назад

Amazing the effort spent (lives, technology, ordinance, energy) to take out one guy.

@americoafonso807 2 года назад

1st timer. Like the content very much. APPRECIATE YOUR SERVICE SIR. Thanks from all my heart.

@ghostscantkill 2 года назад

Lol!! I actually get the "Mike Glover Actual" variant. Good shit man!

@firstnamelastname6216 2 года назад

Another great vid Mike!!! 👍✌

@johnnyrebel5458 2 года назад

Good stuff brother!! You do a better job at these kind of vids than most!!

@TammasiC 2 года назад

Keep the content coming this is amazing

@stevemilcoffmilcoff4655 Год назад

Thanks Mike loved the comentary

@scottjohnson319 2 года назад

I like your Assessment of the Video And thank you for your Service

@Merica73 2 года назад

Thanks Mike for doing what you do!!!!!!!

@ross_7751 2 года назад

Awesome videos, love watching these

@trimmin420 2 года назад

first time viewer, i just wanted to Thank You for your service and say God Bless

@christielawrence4640 2 года назад

Thank you, again, Mike.

@Boostnitup 2 года назад

Hoorah! Awesome job Sarge!

@derekmcmillian6557 2 года назад

To Hell what anyone says or how they feel. You're doing what you enjoy and I myself enjoy it along w/many other's as well. Keep bringing it on. God bless the Real

@GraemeAlexander 2 года назад

Love your videos man!

@nodumbblonde2840 2 года назад

Just found this channel and came across your cute self :) Awesome video! Thank you for allowing us to sit on the frontlines and get a sense of what war is really like.