The Secret War in Vietnam | MAC V-SOG veteran John Stryker Meyer

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Today we are, once again, joined by John Stryker Meyer. John is a Vietnam War veteran who served in MAC V-SOG. He's an author, podcaster, and an all-around bad-ass. In the video we discuss an old picture of John and his teammates - including the Vietnamese indigenous forces that fought along side US troops.
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@vernonkeown Год назад

John Stryker Meyer - and all U.S. Special Forces Men - are a national treasure. Fullstop.

@sherenecool 2 года назад

I was a Vietnam War orphan and was 18 months old when came to the US on the baby lifts in 1975. I was told My father was a montangard KIA. I have things I see in my dreams of him, I don't know if it's real but real to me. You sharing blessed me.... thank you

@Oblivisci........ 4 месяца назад

Hope you find peace. Your dreams are always a window to what the world can't show you.

@marine47ncaa25 2 года назад

Love to see more focus on Vietnam Veterans. These men won’t be around forever and each and every one of them has a story to tell. This man is a hero, not for what he did, but for how he told his story. God bless him and every man woman and child of every nation affected by the lies and deceit of the Vietnam war.

@greatfavbino5755 2 года назад

I uploaded a interview I did with a Vietnam Veteran if you guys are interested

@robertdubois2917 2 года назад

Look up Joe "Hoser" Satrapa.

@stevenrhodes9639 2 года назад

Look up sog cast hosted by john its top notch

@sandraa.lelacheur3001 2 года назад

I enjoyed your comment 👍 I agree ☝️ you completely.

@themalhama9129 Год назад

"If it doesn't fit, then you must acquit."

@shelteringyou 2 года назад

Much respect, my grandfather was Hmong and was trained by the CIA during the secret war in Laos and was able to get my family here to the states.

@roytsusui1761 2 года назад

Yajin, the Hmongs are some of the most ferocious soldier's on the planet, bar none! Much respect.👍😎💪

@MegadethTillDeth Год назад

I hope you uphold your family's legacy by fighting the disease that is communism here in the states as well.

@oldpain7625 11 месяцев назад

Massive respect to you! Thank you, and I hope your family is doing well!

@Bumper776 Месяц назад

I cannot fully express my extreme admiration for John Stryker Meyer. He is a man among men.

@vernonkeown Год назад

I was extremely fortunate to have a hero of a Dad (past now) who served as paratrooper in the storied 82nd Airborne at Fort Bragg, NC (1960 - 1963) during JFK administration (Cuban missile crisis). Dad was on the cusp of reenlistment moving into 1964 - the very time our explosion (ultimately implosion) & entry into the 10 year + Vietnam War. My father chose a different life direction foregoing reenlistment, but had training friends and sergeant mentor leaders who made the ultimate sacrifice for our exceptional country in Vietnam. My service was (only) 6 years Army National Guard, honorable - but my very DNA is imbued with countless sacred memories my Dad shared of yesteryear's American military exceptionalism - readiness, lethality per merit, cohesive proper order, will to fight, et al. Closing, it is gut wrenching & so sad to witness such an embarrassing decline across (honestly) all our institutions under the democrats power center - the bicoastal liberal elites activist hardcore class. I deeply hope our greater American public can wake up to save us, 2024. 🙏👊🏼😊

@shawntailor5485 Год назад

Thank god for every man who's been down range , god bless you john .

@pheddupp 2 года назад

I knew a SOG vet once upon a time ago, he was on team Montana, and was actually the team leader for the second combat HALO jump ever done by the U.S. military. He told me how much he admired and trusted the Montagnard men that he fought alongside of. He thought often about what became of those brave people that he fought with but were left behind in the end. Godspeed to all veterans, and thank you for your service.

@davidrutter6761 Год назад

Were Montagnards, genocide off by the NVA ? 3 loses ,Southeast Asia,but they took ,a lot maggots with them.

@eriktruchinskas3747 Год назад

@david rutter some made it some didnt. The ones who did tried their best to blend in and pretend they were civilians during the war (remember the pic of all the abandonded uniforms on the ground during the fall of saigon?) Some got aboard transport planes and became american and some came years later

@davidrutter6761 Год назад

@@eriktruchinskas3747 Thanks For the Information. A Montagnards , physically different in some ways , from Vietnamese. In 1965 , I wrote A Letter , a Soldier , In The Nam. It said , get one for me. France , The USA s, longest Allied.

@Potatodude223 2 года назад

My grandpa was part of the indigenous forces in indochina that fought against the domino effect of communism. pretty neat history, and also really important history to remember.

@thirdeyeblind6369 2 года назад

Those indigenous guys who fought alongside the French and then the US do not get anywhere enough recognition they deserve.

@holyfuknmolymyshitstinks3415 2 года назад

I tend to be more curious about them, maybe cuz there’s even less known about them. I’m always amazed some of them were 14-15years old or younger and running missions with SOG guys. Crazy. They are all amazing but I like to hear about the Montagnards whenever I can too. Especially cuz many of them grew up like one would’ve centuries ago, and then quickly learned modern age warfare and were phenomenal at it. Super impressive. Like jeez, can we always have allies like that, pretty please 🙏🏻

@apintofbeer1667 9 месяцев назад

mercenaries deserve no praise

@Potatodude223 9 месяцев назад

@@apintofbeer1667 the blood of patriots deserve praise. The men who died in those mountains and valleys were probably more American than folks we see today in our nation. You can try to shut it down but they'll still be praised cuz, communism has no place in the world.

@terrysoule8441 2 года назад

My brother was special forces in Vietnam; fought in the highlands with the Montagnards. He passed a couple of years ago from complications due to agent orange. He would have loved this podcast.

@christopheryoung383 Год назад

God bless you brother rest in peace thank you heaven for what he did God bless

@MegadethTillDeth Год назад

May he rest in God's eternal grace, and may we never forget his honor and sacrifice.

@icalloutthenerds 10 месяцев назад

He didn't pass away, SF guys don't die brother, they get re-deployed to heaven.

@joonalehtola7749 2 года назад

Rip Larry Thorne (Lauri Törni). He participated in the operation shining brass with MAC V-SOG and died in a helicopter crash. Man of three armies.

@declan9460 2 года назад

Cross of Mannerheim, an Iron Cross, Bronze Star, Purple Heart, one Distinguished Flying Cross…

@wheel1775 4 месяца назад

It’s amazing to hear these stories. It does hurt my heart to hear how these men sacrificed so much and then were mistreated so badly when they came home. We all owe them so much more.

@robertnguyen9493 2 года назад

Thank you for this video! My father, was born in Vietnam and fought for the south during the war. He came to the states after the fall of Saigon and he was able to build a life here, but Vietnam was always his home, and that’s why we took him back when he passed away. God bless you both!

@roytsusui1761 2 года назад

Robert Nguyen, you did the right thing and first and foremost we are all humans. I am a vet as well, much respect.👍🤙💪

@MegadethTillDeth Год назад

Couldn't be more stoked that the Vietnam era vets are getting some of the much deserved love and recognition now. I wish it was a lot sooner but the way the country is going, I'm just glad it's happening at all.

@a4f4e4 Год назад

Their needs to be a movie on Vietnam veterans. I believe previous Mac V Sog guys should try and make a movie in honor of those men.

@ClearWater7.62 2 года назад

Wish you guys can interview my Dad. He escaped Laos to Thailand, swam across the Mekong River. He had met up with my uncle, his younger brother which they both thought each other had died in Laos. Emotional moment. He stayed in Thailand for a few weeks and ponder what life is when you dont have your dad mom wife and son. He went back with 12 mens to retrieve their family in Laos. My dad led back almost 200 people back to Thailand. At that time he was 17-18 years old. I think he only had a m1 carbine.

@hankrichardson9057 2 года назад

My dad is a Vietnam veteran he is 74 now and he was a commo RTO, he was attached to special forces at times and was with the 101st airborne ft Campbell KY. He never talked much about it , but he drank a lot and I was fixing to join the army myself and he took me fishing and told me a couple things that he had done and witnessed , tough war .

@MegadethTillDeth Год назад

Man I wish we could get those stories out of him. It's so important for our history and our children. God bless hope all is well with you.

@SingleTrak6 2 года назад

“We hated the state dept. I felt like there were more communists in the state dept, than there were in Hanoi.” Damn, that’s chilling…because it’s even worse today.

@ebrandon98 2 года назад

I haven't seen an instance that the "state department" was actually working for America or Americans in any country.

@lyndondellis298 2 года назад

MACV SOG. Some of the heroes from the Baby Boom generation! I served with 1st Aviation Brigade, and then after that the 101st. They sent me to camp Evans after they made a push into AShau Valley and took heavy casualties. Camp Evans was an old Marine Corp firebase we, the Army doggies took over after the MC was long gone. You guys were legend among even the Airborne infantry in Vietnam. You guys are still my heroes! The only ones who came close were some of the Green Face Navy Seal teams. The Communists were scared shirtless of you guys! My Heroes!

@MegadethTillDeth Год назад

Good stuff Lyndon. Thanks for what you did over there, keep that fire against communism alive, I'm doing what I can leading the younger generations against it but we need the wisdom and experience of those that have been there and done that. Wishing you well

@travisbond635 2 года назад

I've received 3 of his books and currently reading the first. Its a different read when you're able to put a face and voice to the story being told. God bless you both and God bless America. 🇺🇸

@no1sperf3ct12 2 года назад

Listen to the Jocko Willink podcast on sog

@travisbond635 2 года назад

@@no1sperf3ct12 Ive listened to all the podcast I can find on sog. Andy had a great one with mike and John. Mike looked like a little kid meeting his hero. Thats what he was doing. Great men to have on OUR side.

@doejon9424 2 года назад

Author.. "John L. Plaster" has a few great books as well. Just some great stories. Men with stones made of pure brass.

@travisbond635 2 года назад

@@doejon9424 Its no wonder they went commando. They couldn't find underwear to hold the balls they had.

@greatfavbino5755 2 года назад

I uploaded a interview I did with a Vietnam Veteran if you guys are interested

@upsidedownflapjack 2 года назад

Love John. Remember an interview with John and another teammate. One of them had leapt from a helo rope into the top of jungle canopy holding rifle. Made it down the 100+ ft tall jungle trees to the ground to save some trapped guys. Insane. Real life Rambos.

@arborist460 2 года назад

Yep one of his jocko visits….I’ve listened to em a couple times ashamed I can’t tell you more bout these badasses…things they done would make a #1 box office mega flick…love all you heros out there..especially nam vets

@Ken-fj4ji 2 года назад

It's to bad these young kids don't understand what happened back in those days. We all should be grateful for their service. I will say thank you!

@travisbond635 2 года назад

Roy B. is who you're talking about. MEDAL OF HONOR. Roy gave Sam Jackson the wallet that had BAD MOTHERFUCKER on it.

@lamcalvin123 2 года назад

'Dick Thompson' was on Jocko's podcasts #204-206... I believe the episode where he talked about that particular mission is #205

@djm24able 2 года назад

Yes that jocko episode is absolutely incredible!

@josholdham1033 2 года назад

I love hearing John talk on video or podcasts. What a great dude. humble, funny, great memory. Truly one of America best

@Handcannon77 2 года назад

I see Mr. John Stryker Meyer, I watch. I see Mike Glover, I watch. Both together? Drop everything else im doing to watch. Gotta love Mr. Meyer, one of the baddest, wisest, most humble men us younger men have to look up to, same with Mike. Lots to learn from both, and both are legends.

@redtailpunk Месяц назад

vietnam will forever be such an interesting era for the armed forces. no one can argue the look of the era is timeless and badass, so pogs will always think its cool, but those years are an integral part of tactics and organization ever since. the lessons learned by guys like John will continue to help troops and especially serious operators for decades to come. God bless John and all the operators and foreign partners fighting the good fight

@danielroncaioli6882 2 года назад

I could listen to “TILT” 24/7 and still not get enough

@gec-o2167 2 года назад

Huge respect to all Vietnam veterans.

@claytonjohn6473 Год назад

Great episode. What SOG did was on the highest level. And Mike, I cant even comprehend the ranks you climbed. Highest levels. I respect what you say, I dont think theres many more qualified.

@superlucky28 3 месяца назад

Baddest of the Baddasses! Love Sogcast and his books.

@remaguire 2 года назад

Nice to hear General Bargewell's name. I worked on his staff in Germany doing stuff in Bosnia. He wouldn't know me from Adam, but the little contact I had with him impressed the hell out of me. A real gentleman and Grade A certified badass. It is so sad how he died in a stupid lawnmower accident. Rest in peace, sir.

@mantia39 2 года назад

I'd love to sit down with this man,case a cold beer,and just listen to him talk. A fantastic American. BOTH of them!

@lazysloth9060 2 года назад

My father was a jungle guide for US special forces in Vietnam. I found this out from my uncle during my father's funeral. My uncle said he and my father used to get into some shit with the US soldiers, but all made it out to their destinations. It blew my mind how my father kept this to himself for so long.

@justinplaysguitar 2 месяца назад

These dudes are so bad ass. As a wounded combat veteran airborne infantry just wanna say great job

@anonymity002200 Год назад

Glad to see a Vietnam veteran being interviewed. When I talk to my dad about Vietnam there's a lot of bad memories for him that he doesn't like to remember. I recently introduced him to some friends I made at the VFW and he's finally getting the help he needs and he has people now who know what he went through that he can talk to.

@wickedpissah207 2 года назад

Keep doing these. This is history and definitely should be recorded. It makes me wish I would have taken the time to record my grandfathers stories from the island hopping campaign while he was still with us.

@jerryhammack1318 2 года назад

Respect for the tough and difficult decisions that they were faced with. The true stories of the past warriors. Comrades in arms what incredible fellowship in desperate times! Bless them all for their actions and sacrifices!

@supergecko28 2 года назад

MIke, I live in Nashville. There is a large immigrant community on Nolensville road with a lot of southeast Asian places.If John wanted to call the restaurants there and ask about Phouc he might get a lead.

@littlefinkle7757 2 года назад

Thank you to all those who have and are serving our country 🙏🇺🇸💪

@jefftrout3319 2 года назад

Great video and interview. My dad took 4 trips with the 5th from 65 to 70 and he always told me that his biggest regret was that he told his indigenous team members he would come back for them, but he never got that chance.

@genepanasenkostraightunfiltere Год назад

Love the interview!!! Truly enjoyed John Stryker Meyer and his SOG cast!! Thank you for sharing these amazing stories!!!

@MrJamesjustin 2 года назад

Man, it's an honour being able to sit in on a conversation with you blokes. God bless the both of you, and thanks for your service.

@xipingpooh5783 Год назад

Great job on this interview. I really enjoyed it from start to finish. Semper Fidelis 🇺🇸

@Stoney_AKA_James 2 года назад

Another great interview! Fun fact: Bargwell was my first platoon leader in 2/75, he was an amazing leader and man!

@EntryLevelLuxury Год назад

Check out the Arma 3 mod “SOG: Prairie Fire” - developed with SOG vets

@SaundersE5 Год назад

God bless those old Green Berets from Vietnam. Hard men indeed. Mikes always got it going on.

@tomrogers6639 2 года назад

This guy remembers everything. Or he has talked about it so much. Either way it’s spectacular. Thanks for the content.

@ebrandon98 2 года назад

JSM's books are on Amazon.

@ericjarvis5210 2 года назад

Thank you so much Mr. Glover and Jacko for bringing these stories to light. These men deserve so much respect.

@charlesgillette2925 2 года назад

Outstanding and much respect to you both.

@russelllewis4998 2 года назад

What a fantastic interview. Thanks Mike and John- loved it.

@marknales9716 2 года назад

Great energy on this episode! Heroes chopping it up! Love it!

@drivestrength5394 2 года назад

Such incredible stories, thanks for sharing Mike!

@Ras7685 2 года назад

Listening to you and John is a pleasure. Thanks !

@chadhulsizer 2 года назад

John is an awesome guy. Love when he tells his stories.

@xmachine7003 2 года назад

Tell SGM. Hi for me.

@alanparadis5061 2 года назад

THANK YOU GENTLEMEN!! For your service!! And another great video!

@Prepper319 Год назад

Amazing video ! Thank you both for your service !

@yrdGBA 2 года назад

Love to hear the stories mike ,they need to be heard. Appreciate each and every one of you guys! And all the great work you guys are doing

@mulletman_nc3525 2 года назад

Absolutely love these John Meyer MACV-SOG episodes, so interesting! Keep up the awesome work Mike !

@shaungolding5599 2 года назад

Stryker Meyer. What a legend! Always enjoy listening to his exploits👊

@CarsonHassler 2 года назад

This is so far beyond good. Thank you guys!

@BB-ly3dh 2 года назад

I could listen to this all day. Amazing men, amazing stories.

@mr.tall-man1573 2 года назад

Always great conversations. Thanks fellas!

@TravisMcKnight-lk7gg 17 дней назад

Thank you for your service 🇺🇸🎖️🪖👍

@phredrocks 2 года назад

Hey Mike & John, huge thank you for your service, and the info you fellas are sharing. I heard the previous section between yall, & bought all 3 of Johns books. I have not been able to put them down. I will probably finish, on the ground tonight or tomorrow. I was unable to serve myself c/o a birth defect, but am definitely proud to say i am a patriot and will always be. Thanks again to you both. stay safe, and keep up the solid work. God Bless you both and all you put your hands to do. fred

@preacher1776 2 года назад

Mike, thanks for your work. Loved this interview and all the stuff you do. Keep up the great work! Loved John Meyer, too!

@beelow84 2 года назад

Can’t get enough of this guy.

@bodidley5015 2 года назад

It’s great to see warriors of different generations talking about differences and commonalities of their experiences. Same with Jocko and guests like Mike Thornton, Roger Hayden and others. Thanks for sharing.

@ai-baking-f1 2 года назад

These podcasts are so inspirational. All these men are such heroes. The stories and bravery are incredible. Thank you all for your service. Great job Mike. Always great to hear from John.

@tchilino78 2 года назад

Great memory great history. Thank you for telling us about it. Thank you both for your service. 🇺🇸

@sean9011 2 года назад

It’s great to hear this side of the story. This is the reason my family is in the United States.my family is from Laos and the stories I hear amazed me of their escape. Just like the Vietnamese Laos was being taken over by communist. I am thankful for my family to escape to live in the USA.

@ryanjones4917 2 года назад

Excellent conversation and documentation of history.

@user-pr3ho5pz4m 2 года назад

Thank you John for your service and the service of your brothers. Much respect for our military.

@dougdillon1271 2 года назад

Outstanding channel. Wonderful group of men!

@seasideshortt7340 2 года назад

Love all the videos with Tilt. Thank you!

@opiealvin 2 года назад

Great sit down between two war fighters from different eras.

@Drixels269 2 года назад

I’ve been reading books about SOG in Vietnam, you were right and I’m impressed.

@MrKbtor2 Год назад

This was an awesome interview! Enjoyed it.

@twward6613 2 года назад

We did missions with TF 20 (later TF121) augmenting them for additional security on many of their raids on HVTs. Very similar to what y’all talked about., but we in no way did anything spectacular. Watching those guys hit a target and execute the plan was something to see. Very down to earth and not dismissive of us “regular” guys. I’ve long been a fanboy of MACVSOG, so getting to work with those TFs was humbling and made me really evaluate how those small teams operated in Vietnam with even more respect. Awesome content, and really appreciate hearing these stories from these men. 👍🇺🇸

@michaelmusgrave7336 2 года назад

Was a SeaBee attached to 5th sfg in Vietnam. A-104. 1968. This is familiar thanks

@greatfavbino5755 2 года назад

I uploaded a interview I did with a Vietnam Veteran if you guys are interested

@glennsparks919 Год назад

Pointman, Phuc----Absolutelty legend

@stripmin41 2 года назад

Seen many of JSM and I’m always amazed. Love it!

@coalminersdaughter 2 года назад

Great history lesson for me. My Dad is Vietnam vet. God bless y’all. Ty both for your service.

@-11BRAVO- 2 месяца назад

Never was a Green Beret but that WAS my end game when I joined. But I served 6 years in the 2/75 from 2009-2015. After 5, 110 day deployments each having roughly 100 combat missions sometimes multiple targets a night I was burnt out mentally and physically. The Ranger life can break you, it’s all the hardest, loudest, nonstop most Ranger way. I loved my time in the regiment and would do it over and over but after that last trip to Afghanistan I was done. Each time I went over there I left a little piece of me over there and I didn’t have much more to leave behind. I had to jump off the train and look out for me. That’s what people sometimes don’t realize. The military especially special operations is a giant train and it don’t stop for anyone either your on it or your not.

@captainsensible298 2 года назад

Awesome to hear from Mr Meyer again, what a champion of a man, crazy as a cut snake but awesome none the less.

@MrKalo22 Год назад

Mann these guys are fucking LEGENDS, such an honour to see this

@briancandreva521 2 года назад

Building friendships through war brothers for life! “Always faithful” you’re doing honorable service for those families that put their lives in danger serving the US soldiers cause! It’s sad that these conflicts ended the way they did having to rescue our people as well as others expeditiously. Also let’s not forget those Americans that sacrificed for the mission. Keep up the hard work!!!

@MThomas001 2 года назад

Nice!! This was so cool. Tilt is the man! You two have a great rapport, Do as much of this as you can together.

@bsellman6881 2 года назад

Outstanding, a real legend don't know how he remembers everything!

@Bartisim0 2 года назад

Thank you for this amazing story!

@shortribslongbow5312 Год назад

Awesome video thanks for sharing.

@forddriver8827 7 месяцев назад

John's experience in warfare is the real deal. Yes, todays soldiers have the same threats, but the budgets and tech mean they are prepared much more and have a lot more support.

@thomascumiskey4198 2 года назад

Outstanding! Thanks

@Mayo365 2 года назад

My Great Uncle Larry was in the 5th Special Forces Group during the vietnam war. Ive heard stories of him doing all sorts of stuff. A lot of stories were told at his funeral, from other relatives that were in the war. He was a badass through and through.

@floyd4311 2 года назад

Great interview sir. Growing up, my hero’s were and still are, Vietnam Veterans. Not sure our country has welcomed them all home properly, yet.

@Creativedude21 2 года назад

Always great to see two men of the same profession but different times share stories!

@Patriot-American 2 года назад

Please do more videos on Vietnam - LRRP and MACV-SOG. Also plenty of great stuff with mainline Army and Marines. So much done by these heroes with scant appreciation shown from many Americans.

@NFlight Год назад

Buddy of mine served with Tilt in Phu Bai... Keith Hendricks

@citizen4power 2 года назад

Great show,you guys rule the known planet !

@reginaldwelkin 2 года назад

There is so much of history that few are aware of. Hopefully we continue to learn from it.

@charliemartin4392 2 года назад

that dude from the 173rd had to be shit hot to get picked for that assignment. respect to him, for standing tall, handling business and being able to get out. then saying it's not for him. I hope he been able to find peace within himself. Tilt said he talked to him years later and he said he has never been the same since that day in echo 4. respect to Davidson

@keithbodnar2695 2 года назад

Awesome Podcast! Great Guest! SOG has to rank up at top of military units in history!

@LiamDCoughlan Год назад

So glad he got to meet Hep!

@InGratitudeIam 2 года назад

Lt. Col. Scott Mann has really helped a lot of people through Operation Pineapple Express. He's made it easy for those on the outside to understand the "Warrior's Heart" that the SF community is all about. You guys live John 15:13 every day. While we can never thank you enough, thank you.