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5th Special Forces Group 18-Charlie Caleb Phillips: Ep. 63
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- čas přidán 16. 08. 2024
- Caleb served in the 82nd Airborne Division, deploying in support of the Global War on Terror and as well as to New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. He then attended Special Forces Selection and Assessment and the Q-Course with Jack and they were both assigned to 5th Special Forces group.
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In this bonus segment with 5th Special Forces Group veteran Caleb Phillips, he shares some of the funniest and dumbest stories about him and Jack during the Q-course which involve more alcohol consumption than is even remotely reasonable. www.patreon.com/posts/caleb-shares-q-42757577
This guy reflects the exact attitude of the 80' deuce infantry cats. 3-325 and 2-508 here from 05-13, and I miss the Brotherhood...great video gents.
Bring Caleb back, this was fantastic. I'd like to hear more about the SF National Guard, if you have any experience with that.
What do you want to know?
Charlie Mike how do you feel about the pace and lifestyle of the SF guard? I’m considering joining the guard so my wife can stay in the state we reside in, where her family is as well. My thinking is it would provide some stability. I’m cautious concerning pay, training and deployments. Also, what do group guys do during down time - what civilian jobs are common - would a civilian job be necessary for the pay? Thanks for reading this.
@@hawkeye4469 A lot of the guys are former full time guys, however there are also a lot of cops and firefighters that become SF as well. There are other jobs too, I’m just saying what is most common. If you want to serve and stay where you are and be around more often the Guard is a great way to do that. Things have slowed down a lot as far as overseas. Also, depending on where you are, you’ll have to see where the closest SF unit to you is located. Not every state has an SF component. The standards don’t change because of being in the Guard, so if you go SF in the Guard you’ll be more busy than a traditional guardsmen, but that’s not uncommon and is true for officers and other mos folks too. You’ll be away from your wife a fair amount, especially in the beginning, due to schools and training.
@@hawkeye4469 oh, yes, you’ll need a full time job.
Jack rocking the 30th AG special
Great podcast guys. Can't believe took YT algorithm 2 years to suggest one of your videos! Keep up the good work gentlemen!
His story about the humvee is exactly my experience as well. I got a deuce and half, 5 ton and 44 man bus license literally learning how to start it. Within an hour I’m rocking up the highway in a 5 ton. Ironically, to get an atv license required a 3 Fucking day course. Gotta love the military. Also the new haircut looks rad. You have the right shaped head bro.
I got sent to the 82nd as a SFAS drop. I hated it, i felt like i took a wrong turn in life. I was equally met in hate by my leadership for wearing the pisspot patch. I felt like a fucking prisoner tying to escape. Then my unit got orders to deploy into iraq. We did some incredible things out there and i found a new love for my division and my unit.
Can't wait for part 2. Great jobs guys.
Young people don't understand what the 80s and 90s were like. People got into fist fights... it was still deviant behavior, but people didn't argue and troll online...when people disagreed or got rude, it very well could break out in a scuffle. It wasn't nearly as big of deal as it is now.
We didnt have the internet in this way. My first computer was windows 95 and having a word processing program was amazing. We didnt get internet until a couple years later. But whats the point of your comment? People fist fight today.
@@Honey_Daddy not really. Not like 20 years ago. In the past five years: ive literally watched a 22yo coworker freeze, freeze when he got punched. And this isnt some skinny jeans wearing soyboy. I myself got banned from the gas station by my house for smacking a crackhead who got crazy with me after I told it, it couldn't have money. Now imagine either of those scenarios 20 Yeats ago.
@@brianc9374 freezing is one of our 3 natural instincts. Fight, flee, freeze. Some people are fighters. Some are trained to fight. Some are runners. Others are freezers. He must be a freezer. And 20 years ago trespassing people for physical altercations was a thing that happened. It wasnt as dramatically different as sometimes people like to paint it. People are still people and will do similar things, even after the advent of the internet and its proliferation into every home and pocket in the developed world (and many in the third world). I understand romanticising the past because its intangible, but back then old timers said the same thing about the 60s and 70s, and it wasnt any more true. Human nature is timeless. We are just more easilynconnected by the internet, so we hear about more things happening more regularly, but it happened before and will continue to. All of it.
I dont have the attention span to watch this full episode because I am in hte mood for comedy but I will click like and support the advice they were giving to young troops in regards to "getting out of it what you put into it" I think more folks should take a chance and welcome the opportunity to see what they are capable of.
It always sucked when you saw all the other soldiers from the other countries being allowed to drink and we were treated like children.
Americans are treated like children in general when it comes to alcohol.
Not outgrowing cars and action movies in the 7th grade and enlisting in the military is redundant.
I was in 1-505 PIR. I was there in Fallujah at the same time. Mercury was down the road from “Dream Land” or FOB Valturno.
All I can think about when Jacks getting his hair cut is the opening of ‘Full Metal Jacket’ and the song ‘Hello Vietnam’ lol
I was in Anbar Province in 07 to 08 on my third and worst deployment. I hated that sector.
Dang Sergeant Phillips is spot on...
Rock Of The Marne gentlemen I was once upon a time the dude who thought he knew it All I wish I had a do over there fosho ❤
Single.Greatest.Episode..... Until BK shows up next month!!!
I was an 11c, but.....if I wasn't 11 series the only other job I'd want is 19d. As much as we would talk shit, those guys have an esprit de Corp and traditions that I respect and I served along some straight up forthright scouts.
Great episode. Bonus segment hilarious.
Jack any chance of yaw getting Paul Howe on as a guest??
On my quest to watch the rest of the episodes
It's not about firing and maneuvering on the ocean. The concept of Naval Infantry went from Marines being sailor security to dismounted infantry off of ships. I.E. Island hopping, even Omaha & Utah beach should have been the Marine Corps objectives.
Naval infantryman. What a concept.
Favorite episode
Friends keep asking me why I’m quitting the lifestyle I’ve been living and want to go ranger….should I even give them a response or should I just keep on pushing and avoid people who don’t get it, but the caveat to that is honestly no one seems to get it. Lol.
Jack and Dave, I thought it was some kind of law that Army Rangers were only allowed to drink Natty Light??
Miller High Life
@@TheTeamHousePodcast book deal huh
Jack and Dave do you know if in the 82nd new recruits are referred to as Joe! I heard Caleb say Joe a couple of times!!! Fantastic guest great talker really likeable fella favourite guest so far! He held my attention for 3hours and was actually disappointed when it was finished lol!!!! One thing I can say as as soon as I saw Caleb I knew he was police he screams police officer lol nothing wrong with that at all!!! Great show lads! Keep them coming can’t wait for part 2!!!
@@adroitwolfe thank you for getting back to me mate!! Yeah in the parachute regiment recruits are referred to as Joe!!!
Should’ve given him the “Prodigy” look before taking it all down. I did the same thing to my skull 6 weeks ago and I’ll be ready in 2 weeks to do it again.
Damn dude you should have kept the mullet lol that actually looked pretty sick
Did 3 years with the 82nd. Placed in a pretty garbage battalion. I won't name names. Made me want to ets immediately. Got our. Started regretting it
We knew the Marines strategy wasn’t going to work in Fallujah.
Esprit decor!
Some of the attitude towards constitutionality of actions on US soil seem a little cavalier. Kind of shocking.
I'll trade a dasani natural spring water for a cold one
👍
The pool sounds fucked haha
The things fathers do for their daughters. Next up is the Tea house webcast staring your daughter.
Vet bros
Did you guys get to eat that goat?
The sound is awful. I do not understand, why you not post process your video and try to enhance the sound quality.
Relax Karen there still learning, you can always watch the View.
@@stevedunn2635 I love you too.
Honestly, “post process your video” sounds like wizardry to us. We’d love to increase our production quality but for now we’re still a couple of grunts working in a basement. As of yet, we don’t have the necessary funds or time to do what professionals but we are light years ahead of where we started. Thanks for watching and please stick with us through our growing pains.
@@davidparke7813 Thanks for your answer, i still like your interviews.
@@davidparke7813 Your audio along with Jack's are loud and clear. The problem with podcasts' audio (not just yours) with people calling in is 95% of the time the guest doesn't have a podcast-friendly setup... like Caleb here. Maybe you could gently nudge guests in the right direction to be in a non-echoey room (e.g. not the kitchen) and somewhere the sound doesn't reverberate as much? Awesome podcast though, the Team House has helped me maintain my sanity on a number of occasions.
I couldn't STAND that black beret! Hot as he'll! Patrol (soft) caps rule!
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