Special Forces in the National Guard
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- čas přidán 6. 05. 2019
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They can fill sandbags 2x as fast as normal national guard
PyreotusBark89 LMFAO
I hate active duty and ex active duty putting down the guard....I worked with a retired Marine that called it the "Nasty Guard".....I served in 7 guard units and all had at least 50 percent prior active duty....I should have told that ex jar head he was full of shit, but did not need to get into that kind of drama at work...
@@usafdirtboyz2797 Don't argue with Marines, most are dumb. - A former Marine. (3rd LAR / 1st MarDiv)
You're aware half of deployed soldiers are national guard, right?
Straight out of OSUT got deployed lol. Nasty Gurls they say hahah. At the end of the day do what serves you. Don’t do it for what others will think about you. Otherwise you won’t be happy. I wanted to switch to Active while I was in basic but I’m happy I chose guard.
This is all I want.
Life as a civilian soldier who goes leaps above his bounds.
Nice
@@emmanuelawosusi2365 only limitations we have are those we allow to be placed upon us.
@@JTL1776 nice
@@JTL1776 facts
"All the time. Even right now"
*looks them up and down
This is insane!
So many of my peeps I deployed with are in this video.
HAD ZERO IDEA THEY WENT SFRE! 😂
Sounds like you don't keep up with your brothers... It's all good though man, I don't either. Life happens.
@@GRITBONE i said peeps, not brothers.
Fuck all that. I prefer my civie friends.
Army was only a temporary thing.
CharonOTRS Yea because all you Nasty Girls want the benefits and to call your self a solider when y’all don’t do shit
@@CharonOTRS Definitely a super POG.
@@grunt1807 sorry, can't hear you from this air conditioned office. :)
Bravo Soldiers, You are very strong, Thank you for your beautiful courage, service and sacrifice, God Bless you all
When I was with the 7th ID (late 80ies) we use to train with the 20th NG SF group at a place we knew well called "Hunter Liggett". We would play as civilians or opfor and hunt them while they tried to E&E.
Those who we caught were tortured both mentally and physically in a comedic way.
I wanna do that so bad, sounds fun as hell
I was in 7th ID Cco 4 21 Inf 92-92 11C. We were OPFOR at NTC against 101st. Never went to Hunter Liggett. We were supposed to but Ft Ord got shut down and I went elsewhere. Cool base, I miss it. Lightfighter.
I got a buddy who was in the 38th Infantry Division, Indiana National Guard. He graduated Airborne School
3 weeks of cardio Ik
Where was his unit in the ING?
Cool story bro
I stayed af a holiday inn once
Thats whats up man!! I know he happy
I’m loving the inter branch representation in this video
I got nothing but love and respect for the GBSF and spec ops guys man yall go thru so much shit and yet still always cool people. Its my dream to also be sf one day or a ranger. Bless you guys...i ship out to boot aug 12th...11BANG BANG!
It's been 4 years, how'd it go?
Bravo Guys Strong mentality good on you guys watching from NZ
Everybody diss the guard but haven’t they fought in every major us war😂
Yes. They were also established before the Army. They also made up 1/10th of the casualties during Iraq
@@bullythebooks, yes. I was in the 1-182nd Infantry Battalion, which was formed in 1636. One of the oldest, (there are others) active, not active duty, units in the Army. It had, and has, the most brains, class, and talent of any unit I've ever served with, active or reserve. Chock full of prior service guys, who want to keep their hand in the game. I laugh in the face of haters, because they have no fucking idea.
@@markcollins2666 my grandpa was in 182nd infantry as well, thank you for your service
@@ChiaSeeds3772, eh, we were doing what we loved! And $200 a weekend, back in the 80's was sweet!
Good Old Camp Blanding!!!
Good Times !
This got me motivated a bit, I'm lookin at joining SF Guard so I can pursue a degree and be in the military at the same time. Planning on becoming an officer once I get my degree(s) I also wanna do SF really badly, looks like more fun than doing the average. I wanna get ripped, hang out with cool people, and have a unique experience
I’m in the same spot as you
You have to re go through selection and q course of you enlisted for SF and than want to go SF officer
Just join ROTC and become an officer as soon as you graduate.
I used to think the same but look at the casualty rate
Same bro rn I’m just tryna figure out how my living situation is and how to adjust to it with school and everything else I do
My bro wants to join the national guard. He'll be a good soldier.
Recommend he taste Active Duty first and under stand day to day life in garrison and training first
@@The508ranger I was in the guard and the moment active was done and was sent to a unit it was all downhill for me. Unit was a shart show and most always tried to find a corner to hide in all the time to do nothing. More than half couldn't pass PT and we never did any meaningful training while upper enlisted and officers did their paperwork. It wasn't what I was expecting and yeah maybe I just got a bad unit but I just wanted the contract to be over at that point so I was just counting the years. I should have went full active I liked the structure of active duty and being able to do what we needed to do and that unit just left a bad taste in my mouth that made me want to just be gone from it all. My advice is start active with a 3 year contract it'll be over in a flash and you'll know what you are in for and whether you like it or not don't be like me and sign a 6x2 right off the rip with national guard and get mired down in a bad spot.
WonkyBomb agreed. Thanks for sharing. I was RGR Regiment Enlisted go OCS Active. Commanded on AD in combat then went M day to command LRSC. WAs considered a threat as I knew what “right looked like” I ll always speak “truth to power”
I hate active duty and ex active duty putting down the guard....I worked with a retired Marine that called it the "Nasty Guard".....I served in 7 guard units and all had at least 50 percent prior active duty....I should have told that ex jar head he was full of shit, but did not need to get into that kind of drama at work...
At 3:10 that guy showed SF attitude it's about teamwork
Good pre-training.
My dream!!
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What is good is bad and what is bad is good
Smile in the Face of adversity and Carry On no matter What
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How much do you really want it ?
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I have many questions for this.
1. Do you get to deploy with active duty units as SF?
2. Can you volunteer to deploy with SF active units
3. Can I volunteer for other army training once I’m in the national guard?
4. As a prior service who ended as a specialist. Will I get my rank back? (Seems that something the recruiter would know but if anyone here knows I appreciate it)
5. Once you graduate or make it through SF as a national guard are you considered a green beret? (Stupid question but I just want to be clear on that)
Any feed back would be helpful.
1. You can volunteer.
2. Depends on how long you have been out
3. Of course you are SF
TheGreatGeekDetective yes you deploy with active sometimes. They’re sometimes supposed to augment active units
1. If you're part of an SF Guard team you will be deploying at some point so I don't know what motivates your question 1. If you want to play Army 24/7 while in the Guard, then become an AGR. And if you also like a high operational tempo all of the time why not go active duty? Rangers may be more appealing at that point.
2. If there is a need for your area of expertise, you can probably volunteer.
3. You can volunteer for many other army schools.
4. As prior service (E4) specialist you will get your rank back. If you're actually in the SF training pipeline and beyond, promotions happen quickly.
5. After the last portion of the Special Forces Qualification Course you will receive your Green Beret. But don't rest on your laurels because making it to an SF team doesn't mean you'll stay there. If you're a dirtbag and don't maintain standards, you can find yourself as an 11B after a short time.
The Training is greats. Workouts takes more energy.
The two units that are Army National Guard Green Berets/Special Forces are the 19th special forces group and the 20th special forces group
Seen both sides..Guard and Active..great and not so great soldiers in both..like every job or profession.
I believed all of you soldiers Will be the best all you can do GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU IN MY JESUS NAME PEACE FROM BALI ISLAND INA
Thank you Ari and God Bless!
@@nationalguard PEACE FROM BALI INDONESIA LOVE LOVE LOVE
Where do I show up In person for some training?
Why are there two marines doing the selection? Are they in the guard and didn’t get uniforms on time? Or they still in the corps and got offered to take this course?
Charles Clough there’s a Marine 2 Guard Program, you can attend an SFRE. I did the M2G program. The transition is really simple.
There are marines who join guard to get their TIS keep counting. They probably get the opportunity to try out special force. I'm pretty sure one of the newsletter tell you bring your most worn out uniform since you will get dirty with all those red mud etc.
The marines should be killing this course then lol
@@TacticoolVIKINGBeard lol no
@@giantgiant268 lol yes
Used to be you had to have at least achieved an 80% PT score for the 18-21 y/o age group, then you could go to SFAS for three weeks at Camp McCall N.C.. Of course that was thirty years ago now. Damn I'm old..........PS, team events sucked but quitting was never a viable option.
I'm interested!!!
I WANT IT MORE THAN ANYTHING. Just need these waivers approved. Absolutely willing.
What happened with your waivers?
@@Codemann010 Still waiting.
you're going to be surprised, disgruntled, and let down. But you'll also have some fun. And maybe you'll learn where the real stuff is at the higher levels if they want to bring you in to try to join them. There is always more, level up....
@@brandonstromtrooper7385 your still waiting?
@@brandonstromtrooper7385 hopefully you got in. I see your comment was 2 years ago. That’s when I commissioned.
Hi Do you have 18 Delta in National guard? Can Starter applicant can Joint SF ? Or need to Apply as Army national guard first?
I scored low 46 on my ASVAB and it’s so deriving to see that you’d have to have 104 or something higher. Damn...
I think you meant a GT score of 104 and above
If you make it you get a management position at Home Depot.
ACOG Batteries yep
I want it. I want it bad.
I didn’t know the NG had special forces 😮
Beeeeen had it 19th and 20th SFG (Airborne) are the two in the Guard.
They used to have two groups in Reserves as well 11th and 12th group. They deactivated in like 1995. 19th Group is the largest of SF Groups 5 battallions.
taylor davis I recognize that profile picture, you from Andalusia?
They had them for decades at least
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I hate active duty and ex active duty putting down the guard....I worked with a retired Marine that called it the "Nasty Guard".....I served in 7 guard units and all had at least 50 percent prior active duty....I should have told that ex jar head he was full of shit, but did not need to get into that kind of drama at work...
@@usafdirtboyz2797, ohoho, I have seen "nasty guard". The 49'th Armored Division, Texas National Guard. They looked like homeless guys who found uniforms in the trash. No shaves, forget haircuts, drinking on duty before noon. But this was 1980, I can only hope things have improved.
My son is graduating Ranger School (fingers crossed next week) class 9-19. Can he join this special forces group? And how? His mos is 35F. Thanks!
did you hex him with that?
This looks very fun and i wanna do this but im 17 right now but cant wait for boot camp in Missouri at Leonard wood june 11 and i cant wait for training for a 12B (combat engineer) next summer
Timeforgames benning June 10 💪🏾
@@freddyruga3433 congrats man stay cool of the heat
SJU could be an MP. Either of which is better than being a grunt during peace time though
I ship September 4th 12b!
Timeforgames you’re doing what imma do next year when I turn 17😬 good luck brother💯soon as I hit 17 I’m gonna have my peoples sign off so I can go to basic
Look it up bro. Ijs
Dutton!!!
My son will be 16 he wants to join special forces he works out every single day
Wow
Student of UMGC, Bowie State University.
What do I do to join the team
Call a army Recruiter and ask if they have a 18x contract
Under the Marine to Guard ( M2G) Program, Active Duty Marines, about to EAS , attend SFAS, and then, upon successful completion, attend SFQC , and then , Post - Graduation, earn The SPECIAL FORCES Long Tab and Green Beret, and serve either with 19th SFG( A) or 20th SFG( A) in the Army National Guard ( ARNG). MARINE TO GUARD meets DE OPPRESSO LIBER SUPERINTENSIFIED!!🇺🇲🇺🇸🪂🤿🪖💣💥🔥🇺🇲🇺🇸
I saw some in Marine uniforms... ??? But this is a NG SFAS assessment...
Ha all my scores on the asvab were all 110 except gt and math witch were 111 and 113
Nate Williams spelling obviously must not have been high 😂jk tho. Congrats
Why are they wearing MARPAT and jungle multicam?
York county Hanover pa. Owe about 1500$ is fines. .help me out?
You would have to pay these fines on your own. To be considered for enlistment, you would need to be free and clear of any pending cases and the recruiter would have to look into your background check to verify that you would not require a waiver for enlistment depending on what comes back on your background check.
Why are Marines there and what Marines are aloud to do this? Are they reserves doing some type of joint training or something?
What is the age limit I’m 27 about to join the police academy and in a year wanting to join the national guard SF
website says 34 but I'd bet that age-based waivers are a thing -- I'm going back into school for a career change (went to University for English -- thought I'd be a teacher but went a different route -- moved back to my home area and there's no jobs for videographers so I'm going to go back for a trade)...
I'd love to join the guard after I'm done with this program and it would be cool as hell to try for 18x through the Massachusetts 20th group -- but I'm going to have to talk to recruiters because it sounds like if you fail, you are automatically sent to infantry (which isn't something I'm afraid of, but I'd rather go into another in-demand MOS that is relevant to the trade I'll be studying -- electrician + automation technology -- they have a ton of electronics repair and operator based MOS's that are in-demand). Won't know more til I talk to someone and it sounds like I should hunt down someone from that 20th group specifically before talking to a more general recruiter.
When I did the SFRE tryouts, we had a few guys in their late 30s. The thing is, you have to have something to offer at the age -- being very athletic and possessing some good civilian "skills" are important. Age waivers exist as long as you have a quality that can help the team. Since you're only 27/28, don't worry about it.
I would make sure you get your law enforcement career up and going first, then join the National Guard, stay in great shape, and finally attend a SFRE.
There’s a Marine in this class. Interesting.
Question? 43 years old, tried to join Army reserve told them my back aches from driving trucks but goes away. They never got back with me. What's my chance of getting into the National Guard. I'm also prior service USMC.
I don’t think you can join the military unless you’re 35 years or younger but I might be wrong
@@RaulRodriguez-lu4mw For Army reserve or National Guard, I have till the age of 44. Onlu holding back from the Army is waiting for Medical to come back with a decision.
I know you subtract the years you served in the Marines from your age, including Inactive Reserve. I'm 36 and haven't been on active duty since 2004 and am in process of joining now. With the back I wouldn't tell MEPS a thing about it.
Are you going in for the same MOS you had in the Marines?
They said they can't find the equivalent of my mos in the Army. But most likely I'll be on the air wing side of the Army. 6046 Aviation Maintenance admin. But your right, never should of told them about back.
I would recommend finding the unit you want to join and talk to the recruiter at their armory and not mentioning anything about your back to anyone. As far as age goes for prior service in the guard, as long as you would be able to retire by the time you're 60 and have 20 years of service, you should be able to get into a guard unit, but the recruiter would know for sure.
Do yall also offer the chance to be Ranger qualified?
Please, will you f****** guys wanna be this and that s? F? Ranger froze all on me. That's what you go under then you go National Guard, whatever infantry f****** ranger. All that you guys gotta do your f****** homework. Bro for real?
Gt 107 now homie
if you join the special forces in the army national guard will you be based in your home state?
Depends on the state
There’s a map on the website but I’d bet you’re traveling a few hours at best. FYI these guys don’t train only one weekend a month, my coworker is NG SF and he is gone usually a week a month plus his deployments are about a year long every 3 years (work up and deployment)
wait, how are there marines in selection?
No. This is to prepare for selection. A Marine cannot attend SFAS until he joins the Army or Army National Guard.
Is this all active or reserve?
Guard
Maybe I've underestimated these men...
What if you’re just barely in shape but you’re willing to drive yourself through it all and do everything?
Not in the military but my friends said try 18X. They prep you for the SFAS plenty. If you have the mentality, you can do it.
Hint: Get into shape. It is physically impossible to push yourself through the entire SFRE and pass without being in shape. If you try you may get rhabdomyolysis, and that's on you.
I somehow skipped this stuff, went in totally out of shape at 34 and struggled my ass off. But I trained hard and smart, DS's at OSUT and Cadre liked me bc I busted ass doing everything and got into great shape. However, I tore up my body [mostly legs] bc started using them so hard and carrying so much weight they couldn't adapt fast enough [long story cut short] which made it way more difficult than if I went in prepared. I was given bad advice long before I shipped out about it. But it is def survivable and completable, just NEVER QUIT as its plastered everywhere, I sure didnt.
Running forever is my weak spot.
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They had a marine in this video. Can you be a army sf while being a marine?
No. The Marine was either out or in the process of joining the Army National Guard to try out for Special Forces. You can't be an active Marine and go Army Special Forces.
I don't get this. The UK has removed the SF status from reserve units (it was historical). The reserve units could never match the training, readiness of regular units. How honestly can these guys, no matter the commitment, match regular SF units? Can not happen. They are dedicaded and the line units want them, still tough, tougher in some instances, achievable and adds value!
The UK military is small compared to the US. The US saves some money by having reserve units. Also, the vast majority of 19th and 20th Special Forces Groups were prior active duty Special Forces Soldiers so the experience is there. There are actually benefits to this for example a Special Forces medic working as an ER nurse or paramedic. They get the best from both military and civilian worlds.
I wonder why there's two Marines in selection
Lots of these guys are prior/current service. When I was at reception for my basic training there were marines there who switched over to try to become green berets; look up the 18x contract
called Marine to Guard program they have the option to do SFRE
@@FrAnC3sCoN123
Those Marines could go to SFAS on a one year "Try it" contract. If they wash out of SFAS they drill for a year and can leave the Guard. If they pass SFAS, they sign a new
5-year contract to attend the Q course.
In addition to what others have said about Marine Corps programs allowing Marines to enter into Guard SF pipeline some might also be SARC Corpsman Trainees. Keep in mind SARC Corpsman now as a part of their pipeline attend and graduate the entire 18D course so they are in effect both SARCS and Green
SARCs now attend the complete 18D course so if they chose to go to SF they would technically already be qualified.
Anyone know if NY has a SF unit
We can get you in contact with the local National Guard recruiter within your area who could assist you with finding out what SF units are available within your state! You are welcome to speak to us through our one on one chat at bit.ly/1POiDm6 and we will get you taken care of!
There are detachments in RI and PA. However, if you're not stuck on Special Forces, there is an Air Force NG Pararescue Jumpers (PJ) unit in Long Island, NY.
Lol I love how the national guard youtube channel responded so fast when someone seems sorta interested in joining 🤣
Only Alabama and Utah, although I think Alabama’s has detachments in other states.
No. The closest is Boston, Massachusetts. The Air Force does have Pararescue assign to NY units and so does TACP
I had a 98 ASVAB and was told I could do anything I wanted... clearly not, lol
Where do you live if you're SF NG?
at home
Where ever you want. I drilled in MS with 2nd Bn 20th Group and lived in Houston Texas. We had guys who flew in from California. Not sure why they had 19th Group out there and that was where he went eventually.
@@joshualittle877 what josh said
Keep an eye on THAT 1 thumbs down! He’s probably pissed he didn’t make it!
Just saying 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽God Bless you all! ✌🏽💕
Is it just a course?
Special Forces is an elite unit of Soldiers who go through extensive training. You may look over some of the information at www.nationalguard.com/special-forces-non-prior-service-applicants
Are they special force or green beret？
the sky one h it’s the same thing wtf lol
The God Father My real question is if they are going to green beret selection with people from entire army or they have their own selection
@@tony31349 same as active army this training u see is the guard SF unit testing them to see if they will even send them to selection and from there they still have top be selected and then still complete the training
GT of 110. Usmc Recon is only 105
Ok?
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@@stevenloy6657 I wouldn't say that, I got a GT score of 112 and I was in the Corps. 3rd LAR/ 1st MarDiv
Recon is not SF Completely different mission dont let the National Guard thing mislead you they meet and exceed the same expectations of active duty SF. They actually were among the first troops deployed to Afghanistan in the beginning right along with active duty units.For one there is a huge acidemic portion of the Q Course( most of it) They also have to learn a language witch takes passing both DLAB and DLPT at the end.
Because Recon don't go through language training. To be a Special Forces Soldier, you have to pass foreign language training.
What the guard should be. The Elite. Not just anyone can join. My experience was w lowlifes, dopers, drunks, deadheads. Ilowlife,
Improve the service by getting the best people. GRADUATES from college and top HS ones. Kick out low performers.
MOST XCLNT. 💪💪🇺🇸🇺🇸
I think it's tough being a weekend warrior and then be deployed as an experience into the middle east with only bootcamp as your forté.
Who tf cares what branch you're in?
Mello Nate You know they have monthly drills where they train right? It’s easier said then done when you play fortnite all day.
I hate active duty and ex active duty putting down the guard....I worked with a retired Marine that called it the "Nasty Guard".....I served in 7 guard units and all had at least 50 percent prior active duty....I should have told that ex jar head he was full of shit, but did not need to get into that kind of drama at work...
Why is there marines in that program?
Were those Marines.... can Marines try out for the berets?
At least on the Guard side of things, their SFRE tryouts are, in principle, open to any branch. Obviously, the personnel in the other branches may have recently transitioned (or will transfer to) the Army National Guard. For example, when I participated in the SFRE for the 19th Group in California, we had a Captain from the Air Force PJs (ret) in his uniform, and a Recon Marine with his garb, both trying out alongside the rest of us reservists. There were also two civilians seeing if they can make it. To add to the bunch were a handful of active duty hopefuls, from a Ranger to a guy from the 82 Airborne. There were different branches represented, backgrounds, and age groups, all the way up to late 30s.
The philosophy of open-mindedness that the 19th (and I'm assuming the 20th) SF cadre possessed in choosing whom to allow at the tryouts was definitely a virtue, and reflects their standards of cross-disciplinary expertise and maturity above the young and ignorant.
Its the Marines of the army
Ummm....No.
I have gained wisdom since
Love the National Guard! I wondered if they have Delta Force in the National Guard.
no Delta is active only
@@FrAnC3sCoN123 oh I see. Thx
Hey buddy, do yourself a favor, don't join the military hoping to go CAG. No matter what you do, you will never be able to put in a packet an choose to go CAG, they have to recruit you. Join in, be the best soldier you can be, maybe they'll see you
@@LemonWalrus546 yes I know in order to join Delta Force u must be recruited and they recruit the best. I know how they do it but I am just not sure whether do they have deltas in the guard but it has already been answered.
@@LemonWalrus546 fastest way to be recruited into ACE is join the 75th Ranger Regiment then try to attend and graduate Ranger school and be one of the best Ranger in the company or battalion and there is a better chance of getting recruited.
Why are they wearing marpat?
That’s not a US soldier. Probably a Thai Army Officer.
0:12 why was that national guardsman wearing Marine Cammies.
Marines transitioning to the Guard under 18x contract, I believe.
If you cheat and want to see it. It's at the Lincoln library. A simple guard post.
ThOMAS FGOMeZ
0:41 Why is there a Marine?
The Marine just wanted to join in the fun!
Siz çoksunuz ama biz TÜRK'ÜZ
Are you interested in the Army National Guard?
@@nationalguard I am interested
Why was there Marines there lol???
called Marine to Guard program they have the option to do SFRE
A lot of Marines switch over and go to the special forces training.
Lmao u had me till I saw the female. Lmfao
That's easy for me.
Guards been pushing out alot of these videos. They must really need SF guys.
Air Force has been pushing for Special Ops. recruits as well. Both branches have been having a bit of a downturn the last few years, and there's a concern that they might need to operate at a reduced capacity in a world with a thousand problems. The SEALs have a movie made about them every other year, so they're good.
@Travis Prather ya I knew SF needed guys but you can really see a huge push on the Guard side.
@@Marshall_Thompson AFSOC has been having problems forever. I remember like 5 years ago no branch was giving out waivers for med yet AFSOC was giving them out like candy if you were physically fit.
@@mirekpilsudski Really? I must have missed my chance to put myself into the meat grinder. I've been thinking about enlisting, but I got a few things on my health records that will make doing so difficult. The Trump admin.'s push for recruitment has upped my chances at a waiver a bit, but I'm worried that MEPS won't even let me through the door.
@@Marshall_Thompson you wont know until you try. It took me awhile to get in and I needed like 5 waivers. Got them all.
Give it a shot or you'll he regretting it forever.
Please read the Constitution and then save us from tyranny. Thank you.
Too easy
Jesus loves you my friends!
Yes he does. People don't realize that God fully supports the warrior. They are our shepherds in times of war and even peace.
Im seeing marine cammies wtf
Need to kick the woman out! They’re not even scored! They are just pushed through!
Follow your heart. I say COD. Oh, army national guard. Who makes good fish? Go to Southfield Road and Outer Drive by the Glory market soul food. There is another WCCCD. I'm a graduate. I'll take my third class there. Clarence bring me some shoes. Family Dollar size 10 with the snacks.
Only a badass on the weekends huh
They're probably only as good as active duty
I hate active duty and ex active duty putting down the guard....I worked with a retired Marine that called it the "Nasty Guard".....I served in 7 guard units and all had at least 50 percent prior active duty....I should have told that ex jar head he was full of shit, but did not need to get into that kind of drama at work...
😂😂😂😂😂 sorry the title of this video made me laugh
Why ?
Why is that?
Why the fuck would anyone who wants to do SOF join the national guard??
Most of 19th and 20th SF guys are prior active duty
"Special forces in the National Guard." Riiiiight 😂
Google 19th and 20th group
Google 19th and 20th group The Seals also have their Reserve seal units.
@@BobBob-vx4ck I'm not saying it's not legit, it's just funny. I don't believe SF is a "part time job."
I mean, Tim Kennedy is SF guard and he’s no slump. These guard units are high speed cause they have the same standards to meet as their AD counterparts. A lot of the guys that do this are first responders or work as PMC’s. Just saying.
@@DA-hc8lp Kennedy was active duty before so that argument really isn't valid.
I hope the Marine didn’t make it.