Combat Story (Ep 51): Erick Miyares | Tier 1 Sergeant Major | Special Missions Unit | Marine | Echo9
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Today we hear the Combat Story of Erick Miyares, a retired Sergeant Major who spent nearly 30 years in the military in the pre- and post-9/11 era. Erick was a Marine, Marine sniper, part of 7th Special Forces Group, and then spent over 20 years in Tier 1 Special Mission Units.
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Erick has been shot (with small arms and rockets), run singleton and low vis missions, operated in multiple theaters and countries, and cheated death (and capture and compromise) on numerous occasions.
He’s only recently separated from the service and stepped “out of the shadows” to where he can discuss some of the aspects of these clandestine and secretive roles and the toll it takes on a person.
Erick uses his experience and the hard lessons he learned to drive Echo9.axiom and Echo9.hopes with a specific mission to prevent the suicide of Veterans after having lost two close friends in 2019.
This is a fantastic interview that dives into what’s involved in the shadowy world of intel and reconnaissance at the elite level. I hope you enjoy this vulnerable and introspective Combat Story with Erick as much as I did.
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Show Notes
0:00 - Intro
0:55 - LoanSteady - A word from our sponsor
2:22 - Guest introduction
3:28 - Interview begins
6:30 - Growing up in Hialeah (Miami)
17:13 - The idea of the military
28:00 - Once a Marine, always a Marine
37:08 - Combat Story in South America with 7th Special Forces Group
47:39 - The buildup of PTSD
55:40 - Invited to Selection
1:05:14 - Combat Story with an RPG in Ramadi
1:17:10 - Losing two friends from the Tier 1 community to suicide
1:40:44 - Echo9 Axiom and Hopes
1:49:32 - What did you carry with you into combat?
1:51:19 - Would you do it all again?
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Dude, Gene Yu former US SF. He ordered pizza DURING SERE SCHOOL. Story on The Team House lmao. It’s great.
I have a question that maybe you can help me with? How do I get rid of my insecure delusions?
20 Years spent at (literally) the most classified SMU in JSOC and 10 years in the Marine Corp before hand? …. This man is a LEGEND
Task Force Orange? The ISA? Army of Northern Virginia?
@@tonysargent3852 yes, they go by JREG now - Joint Reconnaissance Evolve Group.. They haven’t been called ISA since 1989
Don’t they change their name every few years.
@@joehavin1 where did you hear that?
@@jackal5359 look at the username you replied to and work it out
Thank you, brother!
I can’t thank you enough for the amazing platform you have created and the great measures you take to ensure our stories are shared with purpose and meaning.
Stories and journeys with the goal to share a small part of our contribution and sacrifices to defend our Nations.
For me, I hope to share my vulnerabilities as a strength, and purpose and dedication to our veterans and families -> and prevent veteran suicide.
That work you guys did down there in Colombia was amazing... thank you guys!
Fantastic Interview! Nice to hear a shout out to the Civil Air Patrol, too. Semper Vigilans!
Blessings to you and your family my brother in Arms. SEMPER FI MARINE.
@@anraegodley-cooper6321 thank you! Same to you and the family. Semper Fi!
Thank you for your service and sacrifice to this country my brother..... I must ask one more mission out of you for the greater good.... please do some other shows as well! I would love to see you on Vigilance Elite, Mike Drop Podcast, and Jocko Podcast. Shawn Ryan, Mike Ritland and Jocko are all great guys and great shows but I am happy I found this show as well as theres something about this one that makes it amazing.
A career that every military man would kill for. An inspiration to many of us.
Dude, home run Ryan! Can’t believe you were able to get this dude on 🔥🔥🔥
My man Ryan never misses!! Dudes always on point with every video he puts out. Plus I love that he gets some warriors on that we don't see much of on other military podcast and shows. Ryan always has bad ass guest and does a lot of research on them before the interview so he makes sure it is on point.
My old 1SG in my reserve unit fought with the brits, then joined the Marines, then joined the Army after getting kicked out of the Marines, then went 75th, then SF, then SFOD-D. That is someone you should have on your podcast.
What’s his name?
@@rh8179 mister nice guy
😂
@@TruTube.1. glad I pleasured you
I thought only US born citizens were accepted in Delta or US SF
Wow. A 'top' who's actually at the top of the Warrior pantheon. Your career was a sustained MOH odyssey, Eric. You lived-up to the core values of Honor, Commitment and Courage to the maximum of human potential; kept your empathy, and have directed all of that energy toward saving lives. Epic life, well-lived. Hooyah, BZ.
I definitely like this podcast better than Team House. Not sure why, just easier listening, smoother. Happy Veterans Day Everyone. 🇺🇲
Semper Fi. MARINES Happy Birthday!!
Hi. I'm from Finland and I have to say I'm fascinated of the stories on your channel. The dedication and professionalism is just amazing. It's also interesting but same time heart braking to hear what the fighting and being in a war does to people.
We have a conscript army with decent training and gear but not the experience you guys have. But then again, we don't fight wars around the globe. We just prepare for defending our selves and do peace keeping missions with the UN.
Long story short: You have a really nice touch making these interviews. I'm hooked! Br, reserve nco from Finland.
Finland has more than decent training - Finnish (and Swedish) conscripts regularly outperform professional troops from other countries according to tactical evaluations from NATO-and-allied exercises.
Ryan knows how to interview, in part, because he actually listens to his guests.
Awesome vid.
I’m from Hialeah as well%. Also graduated 1991.
Joined the Army out of High School 11X.
Graduated 11C A 2/58 Inf%
Served for twelve years, 1st Cav, 410th MP in Korea, 89th MP Bde, Mobile Recruiting Company, and 101st MP Co,
OEF/OIF.
I graduated from Alpha 2/58 in 1991!
Ryan, thank you for creating this format for our Vets to introduce themselves to civilians and share their stories.
As a Cav Scout from Hialeah, this was truly amazing to hear. Thank you for this!
Excellent! Always awesome to hear from service members that came from Hialeah. Dale!
Semper Fi my Marine brother.
I went to parris island 11-19-92.
Once a Marine ALWAYS a Marine !!!!!
Semper Fi, brother! We sure are!
Thank you Erick, for your service both in and out military. Another good one Ryan; getting these stellar individuals to share their stories is a real talent. Keep up the good work.
I love warriors like this man! It reminds me to be humble, and to NOT judge a book…
Truly outstanding interview! Huge thanks to both Ryan and Erick!
Ryan I watch a lot of these podcast and u were the first and still a year later the best period. This was a good one!!!
What an amazing career. Just like the rest of your guests. I can't wait for the next one.
Special Missions Unit.... families go through hell never knowing if you'll see your loved one again or even when. Respect
Same goes for other military, law enforcement and first responder spouses
There is a lot to be proud of in this interview. Cuban Americans and the community they impact should be very proud of one of their own. Hialeah Hialeah factoria fango fria :) Much love. On a personal level what a hero. God bless
Gracias! It is an honor to represent our Cuban-Americans, Latinos and minorities that have served and those serving this amazing nation.
I am so proud to be a Cuban-American raised in the streets of Hialeah and Miami por no gente (by my people). Hialeah - The City of Progress!
From the streets to graduating (barely LOL) Hialeah High School and off to serve and protect the country that welcomed us from Cuba in 1971 with open arms. Un abrazo y que Dios te bendiga.
Mira, Mira, Mira Pitbull aka Mr Worldwide ~> I need your help. From one Cuban-American to another .
~>Help me prevent Veteran suicides and remove the stigma of PTS. Dale!
Sgt Major Miyares I enjoyed this ! Thank you for your service and for showing us the mindset of a true warrior ! Very Fuken inspiring. 🇺🇸
Speechless. What an episode. Great interview, Ryan. On a site note: Erick explains content marketing clearer and more succinct than most agencies out there.
Very cool look at a great hero and I am ever grateful for all of thier service and yours as well Ryan
Loved hearing this story. Reminds me of my family's story and every Americans story. Shows what hard work and determination does for you. And strong families.
I love this interview as a second generation Haitian American born in Miami this guy's story is really incredible
Great Content and Story💯💯 thank y’all for your Service 💯
Ericks story is truly guiding the rest of my military career. Thank you sarnt major for all you’ve done on and off record. I’ve wanted to go to Group as an intel guy for a couple years and I’m finally getting the shot and just like him I had some rough formative years that instilled in me that even though I fought death, clearly I won because I’m still here and kicking. I don’t want to have any regrets when the time comes to retire.
I love all the guests and episodes of Combat Stories, but I am in awe of this SGM Miyares' intelligence. He is a problem solver of the highest order. Much respect to him.
Humbled! I appreciate you watching this episode and your kind words. Cheers, Erick.
I really love this podcast 👍. The mindset of these Tier 1 guys is incredible and actually a really valuable asset/gift to those who listen to them. I particularly liked this conversation. I'm not a U.S citizen, however, I have a huge interest in spec ops and I especially find the Unit guys intriguing, not to mention extremely and undoubtedly talented dudes. Not to say the other participants on the podcast are not. Thank you for bringing this content to us 🤙
Amazing story! It's hard to believe that guys like this exist. The patriotism he exudes is so inspiring!
It's my man Erick on here! That's awesome!
Great Interview and Story! Thank you Erick for your service to our nation and sharing your story with us. I myself am a vet with certain struggles. You statement about "vulnerability of strength" will be a game changer for me as I heal through therapy and continue to be introspective. That single phrase now describes what went wrong. I hope many other vets and civilians struggling with TBI, PTSD, and mental health problems will read this comment and think about that statement and what it means.
Glad to hear that the phase provides you comfort and hope. Thank you for your service! There should only be strength in what veterans had to and still working through in the service of their county. We CAN and WILL heal and come out stronger as humans from TBIs, PTS, and mental health "fogginess" (for lack of medical terms). TBIs leave somewhat permanent damage/scars in our brains with cognitive impacts. Thanks to the amazing team at the National Intrepid Center of Excellence (NICOE) I not only learned about TBIs and cognitive bandwidth ... or loss off, but how to heal and strengthen my mind - my brain. PTS and mental health, which many are leaving out Disorder and Problems... and just focusing on how to heal and grow from them. It is absolutely doable - the human mind and body are amazing and can heal. Again, thank you my friend. Please take care and chip away at it every single day. Be proud of your service and sacrifices, and move out! Cheers, Erick.
I stepped on those little yellow feet on December 15, 1991. Great podcast.
Awesome interview. I stepped on those yellow feet the same year. 2/26/91
What a great and interesting interview. The American dream personified!
Just discovered this podcast huge fan man! Awesome work
This was such an awesome interview
Duuuude... you done, done it again. Never lost..
The mans book shelf is impressive! Absolutely a boss!
Thanks for what you do. These interviews have helped me navigate through some dark places.
Thanks to catching sight of your youtube profile in addition to its shocking amount of useful advice about social media, I was encoraged to begin working my very own account. Content Focused you are brilliant
I absolutely love listening. Being a veteran from 06-10 I love listening to these and hearing the stories. I would like to hear you speak with LTC. USMC OLIVER NORTH. I was just to a dinner and heard him speak. I think he would be a great interview.
Thank you for your service💯🇺🇸🌍😎
Another great show!
25min in and one of my favorites already! 🇺🇲🇺🇲
Amazing interview!
Thank you for your Service keeping America Safe 🇺🇸 🙏
Absolutely! It is an honor and privilege.
Every body listens to Ryan’s stories 👍🏻
Love the videos brother!
Much appreciated!
I love these stories, they are definitely a big help to all service members 👍🏼🇺🇸🥃
Great interview as always. Been fortunate to chit chat with Erik over social media. Always kind always professional and always positive. Appreciate your story and great example and again phenomenal interview as always.
Am huge fan of your video from Pakistan. Lot of respect 👍🏽
We need a part two with more Unit stories!
Guys like this are astonishing to me.
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I would love to see your combat contact's! This man is a legend 💯 thank you fellas 🙏
Compartmentalization, can be a horrible two edged sword. I had desired SFAS and realize that my MI sergeant in Panama, was seeing if I could fill a niche. This patriot took the steps I couldn't. Thank you for your total commitment. I would love to speak with Mr. Miyares about intersections in my journey through Central America and other sites. Thank you to our host for making this great interview a reality💪🏻🤌🏻
Great man
Que volao SGM! Thank you for representing the 305 hero!
Claro que si, Hermano! It’s an honor to represent 305. Dale!
You gotta get this guy on again Ryan...FOR SURE!!
Him & the Shrek series are my favorite vids so far. I already watched this twice.
@Antoine Brosseau EPIC!
I dunno if they'd mix though. Eric is alot more reserved. Shrek is balls to the wall with his stories. Erik is on a mission to fight veteran suicide (which I think Is 10x more important than being entertained imo)..so idk if they'd "mix" well but I'd DEFINITELY watch it!
All these guys, every one of them..so unique and special!
Thank you for sharing another aspect of the Unit. Intelligence is a part that is ignored too often
15 min in and already riveted. We need to meet Mr. Clean.
Interesting guest it seems all the guys who leave the Corps do really well in Other services Special Operations. Semper Fi
Same goes for a lot off other SOF guys
USMC will not take ANYONE if they come from prior service. They make Marines. However if you want to stay in USMC and get promoted or do specialized work its much less in budget and size so its very competitive and harder to grow.
Fantastic place for young Infantry they instil a-lot of discipline esp when it comes to personal fitness.
@@michaelbryant8757 USMC doesn’t have SMU’s
@@G4x5da Yes exactly
@@michaelbryant8757 you are wrong. The Marine Corps DOES take prior service. We had a Sailor and Airman in my SOI class. The Marine Corps used to instill discipline. it’s the worst organization in the DoD now, so it fails at that now. It kills its own members. Look at the recent retainment efforts. It’s recognizing a problem because it’s a horrible place.
Awesome
I rarely leave comments, but Ryan is killing it with this podcast. Love the stories brother, keep up the good work. Spc Schmidt, Jesse 68W OIF 2008.
Thanks for taking the time leave this comment jesse. I typically don't leave comments either and know it can be a pain but really appreciate the love!
I'm heading to basic april 4th going in as 68w any advise??
@toad man.....the best advice I can give would be to pass the class, but don't stop learning. Don't train to "the standard", train to proficiency. Be the best damn medic you can, because ultimately someone's life is going to be in your hands. Don't take anything lightly. I've had to take care of everything from testicular varicose veins, to a bulging eyeball, to gonnherea of a colostomy. Medicine is constantly evolving, so don't ever stop learning. If you have any trouble at all please feel free to comment here and I'll give you my personal email and I'll do what I can to help.
@@jesseschmidt2377 I appreciate your reply. I'm going to meps tomorrow to hopefully swear in and sign my contract. I will definitely be taking this job seriously and will not take average for my title. I am aiming for exceptional and will further my education every chance I get. My goal is to hopefully become a P.A. someday and thought this would be a good step in that direction. If you want to give me your personal email and feel comfortable doing so I would gladly take it. I will definitely reach out to you while I am in AIT and let you know how things are going and I'm sure I will have questions and could use your advice
He has great story.. It may have just been but he can be hard to follow at times
I always learn so much with every interview. Hopefully we can hear more from Erick. I'm sure that the Pandora's Box holds some awesome life lessons! Thanks again for everyone's service and these amazing interviews!!
I’m not sure you meant it this way but Just to be clear for everyone else he is not from “The Unit” aka CAG/Delta. He is TFO/ISA which is another tier 1 unit inside JSOC.
@@Grappler2502 Yeah, anybody who can read between the lines and has knowledge of the JSOC SMU's figures that out, but I don't think those of us who figured that out should be mentioning that unit if Erick is/was deliberately avoiding naming it. We should respect his decision not to name the unit, and help keep it as secretive a unit as it is.
Holy s@$t. I think I'm the guy who coordinated his evac from Ecuador. I was based in Panama, Colombia and then Bolivia. I was working 3 straight days and slept in offices until the guy got to Texas.
Happy Thanksgiving, Ryan!
Same to you Lance!
Wow!!! One cannot even begin to understand how intense this dudes life has been. Jason Bourne couldnt wear Erik's shoes. Being a resident of So Fla and understanding the Cuban culture makes this all the more interesting. Mr Clean running work while being blind??? What?? You cant make this stuff up man what i would give to know even a fraction of what the two of them had been involved with over the years. A great success story and as an American i believe we most likely owe both of them a huge thank you. Ryan you continue to allow us access to some of the very best America has to offer
So he was part of the unit and the activity? Wow!
@combat Story Can you create a poll of the 2021 top 5 Combat Story. This one is my top 3.
So this dude had his sponsor and he talked about I skipped it only to get into two more ads before we really got into the interview which was good.
Sometimes enough is enough is enough . Thankful for Skip over.
This story was amazing 👏 I am going to be going to basic april 4th as 68w with airborne any advice or tips would be greatly appreciated I am 27
Good man, keep in up bud. Better interview C.I.A
How can you be such a badass, and looking almost shy at the same time... really cool interview, I hope Jocko Willinks will be one of your guests someday (the guy is a legend).
That would be amazing to get Jocko on. I'd probably need every Combat Story follower to DM Jocko that we want him on the show. One day!
@@CombatStory Shawn Ryan from Vigilance Elite would be Epic Af💯💯
Jocko has tons & tons of podcasts episodes. Some where he talks about his experiences. I'd rather see a part 4 with Shrek before seeing Jocko.
On that note, WHEN is part 4 with Shrek coming!!? Been anticipating that big time!!!
That man loves Jiujitsu
No for Jocko, Big YES for Kevin Holland
When I read Jack Carr’s novels and Vic from the CIA is in the story I think of this guy and I can’t help it lol.
Step father was Vietnam marine 68-69 he still doesn't say much. Believe rifleman then squad radio somewhere in there grenadier with a 45. Ended company radioman. He won't go to the VA or legion just doesn't want to talk about it. He has two purple hearts when he married my mother few months later car backfired and he hit the deck in the middle of the street. He got up and apologized and I never really asked him questions about it. He's 75 now and disabled still doesn't talk about it.
Did you use deep ground penetrating radar to find him? Good show!!!!
If you close your eyes it sounds like a badass kermit
Lol!! Much respect but.. dude, that killed me. Thank you Eric for protecting us.
he seems more on the intel side and not the direct action side which is cool in itself.
He’s been a ghost for 20 years.
@@jspang92 unmatched !!
The best of all...his wife is brazilian...good for you
Obrigado! She keeps me on my toes!
Wow, the Marine Corps ethos is strong. SGM. Miyares is not the first SOF warrior, who was first a Marine, say that they always considered themselves a Marine throughout their careers, even after having transitioned from the Corps. Once a Marine, always a Marine.
Once A Marine - Always A Marine! Semper Fi!
@@erickmiyares5719 Semper Fi, SGM.
Don't care how much love he has for the Marine Corps. He left it and did far more in the Army for over a decade. If I were to have transferred to the Marines, I'm not dropping my love for the Army when it was the Army that instilled in me honor, courage, etc.
@@parawill7074 Thanks for the enlightening and elevating comment. The honor is evident.
He mentioned near the end that his friends mentioned that staying in the service longer instead of retiring would have cost him money, curious why. Any explanations are thankful
Good question and opportunity to clarify. Basically because i had been eligible for military at 20 years of service, and at the point of the conversation I was at roughly 28 years of service.
I retired at 29 1/2 years - and yes could have gone till 30 years, but at the end it wasn’t worth the few more dollars in retirement pay. I would be taking time away from my family - time that is priceless.
Many service members join for a cause and purpose - however after a certain period in their careers it becomes “expensive “ to serve. The mental and physical toll on service members life is high, and cost of time away from family can never be repaid. There becomes a point in a service member’s career that being in the military comes at to great of a cost - personally and professionally.
Many of us stay “longer” just because it is all we we believe we do in life … this thought process hurts their family and them.
So sometimes quality of life and financial progress for the family becomes priority. Hope that helps.
@@erickmiyares5719 thank you sir. Very much appreciate hearing your story and clarifying
@@erickmiyares5719 what a great answer. Time is father/husbands worst enemy.
Many think they know spanish until you take the language test and end up failing. Lol it was hard for me and i spoke Spanish my whole life but managed to pass.
I think those books has intertwined with the actual events that took place listening to three different podcasts from him stuff changes sorry to be that guy
The Singleton stuff sounds a little like Martin Sheen’s role in Apocalypse Now……
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I know you mostly interview Warriors but I would love to see Holly McKay on the show. Holly was recently in Afghanistan during the withdraw of the USA military troops and stayed after the Withdraw to ask questions and report on what the Taliban is doing when the cameras are off and they don't have eyes on them. Holly did a great job. Thanks for the awesome videos
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I remember going law enforcement and having all the branches there. The couple of Marines in class were brainwashed in boot that they we’re awesome. Lol. We had one Sheriff non military. I was Army and graduated 1st. The civilian got 2nd. The Infantry Marine and contractor failed out lol. Army got the top 5 except for the one Sheriff from Maine.
He says he wants to be like the Cadre , every side is clicking at that point.
And so it begins.
Is there such a thing as an honest recruiter
Or car salesman
The Reality is when you’ve accepted the necessary role in Intel, Reality needs to eventually be like Reverse Engineering.
Do you mean an Intel job like Erick’s?
Let’s all take a minute to address the elephant in the room. Yes, it’s true…G2 Gel Pens reign supreme in the disposable pen kingdom.
Ryan and Erick . . . . . . "Losing 2 friends . . . . . . . . " segment. Many of us have suffered p t s d 😅 We HAVE TO rise above it BUT look at it from this [Point of view] Everyone who has served in a combat zone. Has a HUGE circuit breaker (psychologically) exhaustion can make it trip ! Emotion not processed can make them snap ! Stress pushing them to a point of no return ! Look at it such, that we as friends can recognise it better & sooner ! 🙂💪🥾🥾
It's really unusual to see someone who was in the roles he was in that has a CAB and not a CIB.
Kept his primary MOS
I'll never forget the night i first stepped on those yellow footprints. Jan. 7, 1997
Rate combat pay in Opa-Locka
That would also include danger pay. LOL
I have never seen that patch, arrow head with two pistols and a star. Can someone explain to me what patch that is. I know delta patch is red with a sword down the middle.
This patch was designed by a good friend of mine that I worked with for a long time in the unit I came from.
He is an artist - and I asked him to capture for me the elements of what I was developing at the time to become my platform focused on preventing Veteran (service members) suicide.
The outline is of the United States Army Special Operations Command (USASOC) arrow and the inside are the components of the Army Sergeant Major (E9) rank.
The outline represents my time in Special Operations and the rank is my (and others) responsibility as leaders to take care of our people and lead efforts such as those I am embarking on.
The two 1911 presents several things to me: 1 pistol = 2a and 2 pistol = using firearms in battle. But most perfect significance -> represents my two friends that committed suicide based on invisible wounds.
Thanks for the question and opportunity to provide an explanation of its significance.
@@erickmiyares5719 even though you sound like Kermit the frog, You’re one bad mf in my book.