Vet Reacts! *One Hell Of A Shot* Dad Kills Son’s Kidnapper - Recreating the Gary Plauche Shot 

Gary's son didn't die he was returned to Gary and June that's how Gary found out what happened. Gary died in 2014 from his second stroke. The first stroke affected his ability to talk but he did one final interview where he said he didn't regret offing Steve Ducett and when asked if he would do it again he said "he'll yes" The guys are about to have Jody Plauche on the podcast Donut posted a photo of him with Jody and Jody still has the shirt Gary wore that day

I love the cops weren't even pissed he took a skill shot with them mere feet away. "Why Gary, why?" Nah we all get it.

gary's son didnt die, he was just kidnapped... he later wrote a book about the events called "why gary, why?"...

Gary's son didn't die. In fact he got the T-shirt and was hanging out with the crew recently.

I took Choi Kwang Do classes as a kid. My instructor was actually charged with chomo too, though I was never a target for him. We had several overnight lock-ins at the dojo, which I now see probably had a more nefarious purpose than I realized.

“I was taught that the Rain, Wind and Cold are my friends”… um… Combat Engineer much?!?😂

WHY GARY WHY

On pepper box at the end king trout was scooping up the brains and was putting them back in the dummy and said "we can fix him, stronger and with less lust for children" and that was the funniest thing ive heard in a while

WHAT DO MEAN YOU SHOULDN'T LAUGH AT DARK HUMOR? You're a Vet, you've been programmed TO laugh at dark humor. That's what Vet's do. Vet's OWN dark humor.

As a Hoosier, GET THEM FIREWORKS! Sister-in-law runs a fireworks shop every year. We get the good stuff also.

Oh yes most definitely watch some videos from donut operator. He’s hilarious. Former police officer a Sargent if i remember correctly, so he is very qualified to give feedback on police ‘incidents’. Fat electrician is great too but you’ve already done a couple of his so you already know him. If you want some very good and in depth firearms knowledge check out Forgotten Weapons. Ian McCullum is Gun Jesus for a reason

I wrestled in HS and college. So I naturally gravitated to ju jit su.

most dad to ever dad

What you can't see is that Gary had a 95% chance to hit Jeff in VATS, but chose to use his Critical to hit him, anyway.

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WHY, GARY, WHY?!

Martial arts themselves tend to be worthwhile experiences, as far as it goes, but generally it's not the fighting that's the important part. It's the self control, the stress management, and the situational awareness that's the most important thing you'll learn when doing them. The defensive aspects are great too, no doubt, but for my money as much as I loved the classes I took the social and societal aspects I learned during them are far more applicable in my life. I generally don't need to beat someone down, but talking someone down, or noticing a situation before it gets out of hand, applies way more often. FWIW I didn't take karate, but I did take tae kwon do, judo, and jiu jitsu.

SSGT Gary Plauche, did his duty as an Airforce Vet and Father.

Woo nice vid!

Check out all of these guys on the Unsubscribe podcast. They're amazing.

4:48 It was Tae-Kwon-Do for me. I sadly never got my black belt.

Karate is good for exercise and the unique circumstance of being in a first fight. If you really want to learn self-defense, though, purchase and learn to handle a gun.

Karate sucked. These days, it's like Taekwondo in that they've been turned into glorified sports than a legitimate self-defense skill. Southern Mantis and Wing Chun are much more realistic in teaching students to defend themselves. However, firearms training is still the most effective means of home defense.

You didn’t sound very confident that Illinois and Texas aren’t the same state

What's your favorite crayon color to eat?

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Canceling fireworks on the forth of July is Un American 7:56