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Jim Bolen was a highly decorated Special Forces Green Beret who served with the highly classified Military Assistance Command, Vietnam – Studies and Observations Group (MACV-SOG) during the Vietnam War. He led over 40 dangerous, top-secret missions into Laos and Cambodia, primarily targeting the Ho Chi Minh Trail and Sihanouk Trail.Bolen's expertise included infiltration, intelligence gathering, and prisoner snatch operations, often under heavy enemy fire New Interview with Jim -youtube.com/live/Bik9J3ZOH…

Today we remember SSgt Darrell Eugene “Mother” Ayers of 1st Force Recon Co. Team ABE LINCOLN who was KIA March 19, 1970 NAVY CROSS CITATION: The President of the United States of America takes pride in presenting the Navy Cross (Posthumously) to Staff Sergeant Darrell Eugene Ayers, United States Marine Corps, for extraordinary heroism while serving as a Platoon Sergeant with the First Force Reconnaissance Company, FIRST Marine Division (Reinforced), Fleet Marine Force, in connection with combat operations against the enemy in the Republic of Vietnam. On 19 March 1970, Platoon Sergeant Ayers was leading a seven-man patrol on a mission to locate primary enemy infiltration routes in the western section of Quang Nam Province. Two days previously, the aircraft by which the team had been heli-lifted into the territory had come under intense hostile fire as the Marines were disembarking and, in the intervening period, Staff Sergeant Ayers had skillfully avoided any contact which would compromise his mission. As the Marines approached a small river which was spanned by a bamboo bridge, Staff Sergeant Ayers, realizing the danger of encountering the enemy at this position, moved ahead of the point man and accompanied by another Marine, reconnoitered the approach to the river. When the two men halted to analyze the surrounding terrain, they suddenly came under a heavy volume of automatic weapons fire from enemy soldiers concealed nearby. In an effort to shield his comrade, Staff Sergeant Ayers placed himself between the fusillade of hostile fire and his companion. Mortally wounded moments thereafter, Staff Sergeant Ayers, by his valiant and selfless efforts, was directly responsible for saving the life of a fellow Marine. His heroic actions were in keeping with the highest traditions of the United States Marine Corps and of the United States Naval Service. He gallantly gave his life for his country. PC: Rick “Rabbi” Rabenold

@elonmusk Cause it’ll ruin your hair plugs and chin implant I heard

I don’t even smoke lol 💨

@ko_fights__ What a little scumbag . Lol Brit’s using slurs and hating blacks but literally they dress, talk and listen to nothing but black music . Guess it’s like trash here in the states too

Boy calls female officer a racial slur and spits on her, she slaps him while restrained. Did she go too far?

@choice_s19704 Terrified of them

@TheReconCast NVA and VC HATED engaging with ROK units.

ROK SF from their Ist Airborne Special Forces Group attached to their Capital Division as per his beret flash and shoulder patch, showing off rappelling techniques. I'm not positive but he could be at the MACV RECONDO school based on the unit and background terrain -Btw that ROK CAMO is a thing of beauty

@GGadsen32150 Captain Stephen Cheney RT MISSOURI

A Firm Handshake. SF Captains, one appears to be wearing a Rolex Submariner.

@WatchesWinWars Captain Stephen Chaney CCS & CCN VET

All of your military role models wore analog watches.

IN COLOR MACV-RECONDO School drills ☠️🇺🇸 youtu.be/TWbVlVnXDaQ?si… via @YouTube

@juantanamo2988 I’m not in the military piss head, it’s fucking replica of Leonidas’s sword made by a well known company in NC. Damn to be such a prick full of confidence you are fucking stupid as all get out

A U.S. Navy SEAL in Afghanistan 2010s with a sword on his back.

@1911homestead Maybe from some lame ass legs watching in envy as you burned shit piles lol

@TheReconCast He definitely got made fun of.

@johnsemalhuis I did some investigating, very historical blade

@TheReconCast That's a kopis. My ancient cousins carried them when Alexander the Macedonian conquered Afghanistan.

Going live Captain Charles Benner- Afghanistan - 3rd Special Forces Group and 20th ... youtube.com/live/m6zaUWldb… via @YouTube

US Army Command Sergeant Major Hugh A. Roberts was inducted into the Ranger Hall of Fame for his outstanding Ranger career, combat experience, and continued support to the Ranger community. CSM(R) Roberts has held every enlisted leadership position within the 75th Ranger Regiment from team leader to Regimental Command Sergeant Major. CSM(R) Roberts deployed in support of Operation Urgent Fury, Grenada; Operation Uphold Democracy, Haiti; Operation Safe Heaven, Panama; Operation Joint Guardian, Kosovo; Operation Enduring freedom, Afghanistan; and Operation Iraqi Freedom, Iraq. CSM(R) Roberts was considered a father like figure for his ability to coach, teach, and mentor young men in the art of Rangering and living the Ranger Creed. As the Regimental Command Sergeant Major, CSM Roberts was instrumental in standardizing the Force Modernization Section to better equip Rangers during the War on Terror and beyond.Then Specialist Roberts participated in the daring low level, daylight, combat jump onto Point Salinas Airfield, Grenada. Follow-on missions included rescuing students from the True Blue medical campus and air assault raid on Calivigny Barracks. First Sergeant Roberts led A Company, 2nd Ranger Battalion on a no-notice deployment to Operation Uphold Democracy, Haiti. During a deployment for training to Panama, CSM Roberts was called upon to put down a Cuban refugee uprising in Operation Safe Haven. As CSM of 2nd Ranger Battalion on 9/11, CSM Roberts was on the ground when the first Rangers from the BN were deployed for Operation Enduring Freedom. During his time as the Regimental Command Sergeant Major of the 75th Ranger Regiment Operation Iraqi Freedom was initiated. Hugh Roberts was the first Ranger Command Sergeant Major to lead men in two geographically separated battlefields in modern times. CSM(R) Roberts' exceptional and selfless dedication to duty reflect great credit upon himself,the Ranger Community and the U.S. ARMY

@ThePatriotOasis @enbloc30m1 All these people are jokes

🔥🚨 WATCH: Just 3 months before President Trump’s election, Joe Kent appeared on the Shawn Ryan Show, stating Iranian proxies had attacked U.S. troops over 150 times. Kent states escalation was the logical path absent of policy change. Trump then attempted diplomacy with Iran, which failed. Yet now Kent suddenly claims Iran posed “no imminent threat.” What changed? Logic no longer seems to guide him.

The blinding, suffocating wall of brown sand violently choked the roaring engines of the massive military transport plane. It was April 1980, deep inside the desolate, hostile expanse of the Iranian desert. Operation Eagle Claw had just collapsed into an absolute, terrifying nightmare. The deafening screech of tearing metal and the earth-shattering explosion of a catastrophic helicopter collision suddenly lit the pitch-black sky on fire. The freezing desert air was instantly poisoned with the sickening stench of melting aluminum, burning aviation fuel, and the agonizing screams of dying American soldiers. Standing right in the middle of that raging, apocalyptic inferno was Peter J. Schoomaker. He wasn't born into the insulated, velvet-lined aristocracy of the Pentagon’s traditional, political elite. He was a hardened, mud-and-blood Special Forces operator, an original, founding member of the highly classified, lethal unit known as Delta Force. He didn't survive his career by kissing the rings of arrogant politicians or quietly pushing sterile paperwork across polished mahogany desks. He survived by mastering the dark, brutal, and terrifying art of unconventional warfare in the most dangerous shadows on planet earth. As he stood in the dirt and watched the wreckage of the failed hostage rescue burn, a cold, unyielding fury permanently locked into his bones. He knew the catastrophic failure wasn't just bad luck; it was directly caused by a bloated, deeply arrogant military bureaucracy that was completely incapable of moving fast. For decades, Schoomaker aggressively fought the massive, slow-moving Cold War dinosaur of the conventional United States Army. He commanded the most lethal special operations units in the world, actively despising the rigid gatekeepers who cared more about perfectly starched uniforms than surviving chaotic gunfights. When he finally pinned on his fourth star, he had had enough of the toxic Washington politics and quietly retired to the sprawling, peaceful plains of Wyoming. But in the blistering summer of 2003, the phone suddenly rang. The United States military was violently bleeding out in the dusty, booby-trapped streets of Iraq and the jagged mountains of Afghanistan. The arrogant military establishment had completely failed to adapt to a terrifying, invisible insurgency. The Secretary of Defense did something unprecedented in the entire history of the United States: he called a retired, rebel Special Operations general back to active duty to take absolute command of the Army. When General Schoomaker walked back into the pristine, heavily guarded corridors of the Pentagon, the traditional gatekeepers were absolutely terrified. He didn't wear the standard, crisp dress uniform of the Washington elite. He showed up to work wearing his combat camouflage, sending a terrifying, undeniable message to the bureaucrats that the building was finally going to war. The old guard aggressively tried to stop him. They clung desperately to their massive, slow-moving armored divisions and their multi-billion-dollar Cold War weapons programs. They wanted to fight an agile, lightning-fast terrorist network with sluggish, outdated tactics, perfectly willing to let young soldiers bleed in the dirt just to protect their massive budgets. But Schoomaker completely refused to let a pack of disconnected men in tailored suits lead another generation of American soldiers into a fiery, Desert One-style massacre. He took a massive, metaphorical sledgehammer to the entire institution. He violently ripped apart the massive, sluggish Cold War divisions and rebuilt the entire United States Army into lethal, lightning-fast, self-sustaining Brigade Combat Teams. He relentlessly forced the heavy, conventional military to think, move, and strike exactly like the ruthless Delta Force operators he had grown up with.

@lalovestrump Nope. He is knowledgeable about true crime stuff he’s said it , being from Miami .. lol Pablo NEVER was in the same city as Vanilla Ive. If you believe this shite I got a bridge in Brooklyn to sell ya

Vanilla Ice says he used to be friends with Pablo Escobar but didn’t know what type of business he was in .. they used to race cars etc ..