Videos tagged with 75th Ranger Regiment

This episode of the RECOIL Podcast features a deep dive into tactical training and combat experiences with US Army Special Operations veteran Don Edwards, founder of Greenline Tactical. Edwards shares firsthand combat accounts from Panama, Iraq, and Afghanistan, discusses the evolution of tactical and firearms training, and touches upon advancements in tactical technology like night vision. The conversation also explores leadership lessons from high-stakes situations. The podcast is sponsored by Kimber, highlighting their high-quality firearms.

This video features a panel discussion with night vision experts Don Edwards and Sam Houston, covering the fundamentals of night vision technology, different generations of NVGs, their technical components (image intensifier tubes, IR illuminators), and practical applications in military, law enforcement, and recreational activities like hunting. The discussion also touches on the future of NVGs and includes insights from the panelists' extensive experience in Special Operations, law enforcement training, and tactical advisory roles. It aims to provide a comprehensive understanding for novices and professionals alike.

This episode of the Shawn Ryan Show features John Lovell, a former 75th Ranger and founder of the Warrior Poet Society. The discussion centers on the closing of his Army Ranger career and his subsequent transition into civilian life. Lovell shares insights into his early business ventures, the foundational aspects of building a strong marriage, and the origins of his highly successful online community, the Warrior Poet Society, which focuses on training, preparedness, and spirituality.

This video features John Lovell, a former 75th Ranger Regiment veteran, discussing his military experiences, including dangerous combat moments, near-death encounters, and the loss of comrades. He also touches upon his journey to self-discovery, his faith, and the formation of the Warrior Poets Society. The conversation delves into his perspective on government interventions and 'woke agendas,' and he offers fatherhood advice. The description also links to multiple parts of the series and support channels for the Shawn Ryan Show.

This FieldCraft Survival Podcast episode features Jariko Denman, a veteran with extensive combat experience in Iraq and Afghanistan. Denman shares his journey from enlisting in the US Army in 1997 to serving 15 and a half years in the 75th Ranger Regiment, deploying 15 times. He discusses his roles as a Weapons Squad Leader, Rifle Platoon Sergeant, Senior Enlisted Advisor, and Company First Sergeant. After retiring in 2017, he transitioned to advising on major motion pictures and television, and now serves as the Media 1SG for Black Rifle Coffee Company, producing content from combat zones. The episode also highlights his dispatches from the Afghanistan evacuation and the early days of the invasion in Ukraine.

This video features Drew Wallace, a former Army Ranger and Blackwater operative, who now competes professionally as a Cowboy Mounted Shooter. The description highlights his extensive military deployments, his passion for firearms and the outdoors, and his sponsorship by Black Rifle Coffee Company. It also promotes Fieldcraft Survival's resources, including their newsletter, Mike Glover's book "Prepared," and their premium content platform. Drew's unique transition from military service to cowboy action shooting is the central theme.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the FN SCAR-L, also known as the SCAR 16S, in 5.56mm caliber. The presenter discusses its history, its place in military adoption alongside the M4, and its continued use by select units like the 75th Ranger Regiment. The review covers various aspects including the muzzle device, barrel, handguard (mentioning PMM upgrades), non-reciprocating charging handle, gas piston system, parts longevity, controls, trigger, iron sights, and the distinctive "Ugg Boot" stock. The video touches on the weapon's performance, including long-range shots, and offers final thoughts and an analysis of why the SCAR-L may have fallen out of wider military adoption.

This video features an interview with Kris 'Tanto' Paronto, a former Army Ranger and hero of the Benghazi attack. Held at SHOT Show 2017, the interview focuses on Tanto's advice for younger military personnel, highlighting him as a role model and a man of conviction rooted in his Christian faith. The description details his extensive military and private security contracting experience, including his pivotal role in the Benghazi incident where he helped save lives during a 13-hour terrorist attack. It also references the "13 Hours" book and film depicting these events. The video includes various promotional links for merchandise, training, and partner brands.

This video delves into military leadership, focusing on the developmental stages of a new recruit into a fully trained team member. The presenter emphasizes a deliberate and predictable process, contrasting it with common, often less effective, leadership approaches. The core philosophy involves "tearing them down, building them up, and then welcoming them to the brotherhood." Lessons learned are drawn from the presenter's experience in the 2nd Ranger Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment, and the video recommends a reading list for further study. It also promotes the Warrior Poet Society store and training.