This video's title and description center around a shocking event where a woman allegedly pushes a disabled veteran from his wheelchair. While framed as a potential "funny skit," the description emphasizes the emotional and sad reality of abuse against military veterans, urging viewers to consider if they've witnessed similar incidents. The content appears to leverage a controversial scenario for shock value and discussion, rather than focusing on firearms or related activities.
This video features a military veteran reacting to leaked footage of what is claimed to be Delta Force's elite special operations training. The creator, a former Army soldier, expresses amazement at the intensity of the training and prompts viewers to consider the nature of other secret operations and their own training regimens. The description includes various hashtags and affiliate links for the creator's gear and social media presence.
A military veteran reacts to a training video of Delta Force, the US Army's elite special operations unit. The creator expresses excitement and awe at the training depicted, questioning what other secret training might entail. The video also includes affiliate links for the creator's gear, social media promotions, and discount codes for sponsored products.
This video features a military veteran reacting to footage of tanker basic training, specifically focusing on soldiers shooting active tanks. The veteran, drawing on their own army experience, finds the content both funny and impressive. The description highlights the "reaction video" aspect and poses a question to the audience about their thoughts on tanker basic training. The creator also shares a list of their filming and streaming gear, along with links to their various social media platforms and affiliate marketing codes for brands like Redcon1 and Grunt Style.
An Army veteran reacts to Navy boot camp footage. The video aims to compare and contrast basic training experiences between the two branches, with the creator expressing surprise at certain aspects of the Navy's approach. The content leverages the creator's prior military service to provide a unique perspective on military training.
This YouTube video features a veteran reacting to "military cringe" TikToks. The creator, who also does military skits on TikTok, finds the content relatable. The video description includes links to the creator's gear, social media channels, and affiliate promotions for tactical apparel brands. It also includes a PO Box for business inquiries.
This YouTube video features a US Army veteran reacting to military-themed TikTok videos. The creator, Nikko Ortiz, uses his personal experiences as a veteran to offer commentary and insights on the content. The video also promotes various social media platforms, merchandise, and affiliate links for brands like Redcon1 and Grunt Style. The description encourages viewer engagement by asking about favorite military TikTokers and branches of service. While the video doesn't directly showcase firearms, the creator's background and affiliations suggest a strong connection to the military and potentially firearms-related content.
This YouTube Short features an individual expressing a strong aversion to scary movies, despite a background in the Army. They admit to covering their face during such films. The description also includes extensive promotional links for various social media platforms, merchandise, and sponsored brands like Bravo Sierra, Redcon1, and Grunt Style. The focus is on the creator's personal reaction to scary movies, with no direct mention or demonstration of firearms, calibers, or related activities.
This video discusses a tragic incident involving Larry Falce, the longest-serving deputy of the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Office. Despite being 70 years old and an army veteran, Falce had not retired. He was involved in a minor fender bender where he allegedly failed to maintain proper distance and manage an unknown contact, leading to severe consequences. The video encourages viewers to train for real-life self-defense and directs them to the ASP Extra channel for related content.
This episode of CN Live features Shane Coley, a competitive shooter with a background in the Army and as Team GLOCK captain. He shares key takeaways from his extensive career, offering insights and advice to viewers. The discussion likely covers aspects of competitive shooting, firearm handling, and lessons learned from high-level involvement in the shooting sports. The show originates from NRATV.com and airs weekdays.
This video features an interview segment from SHOT Show 2017 with prominent figures in the firearm and martial arts world. Tactic instructor and former Army Ranger John Lovell interviews UFC Hall of Famer Royce Gracie, a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu master, and Shane Coley, a competitive IPSC/USPSA shooter and Army veteran representing Team Glock. The description also mentions John Lovell's association with other YouTubers like Hickok45, Plinkster22, and Larry Vickers. The video includes promotional links for Warrior Poet Society, Vertx, and Fiocchi, as well as affiliate links for gear.
This video review highlights Battle Boy Surplus, a vendor offering U.S. Military Surplus gear. The description emphasizes that they provide new, Mil-Spec U.S.-made items directly from government liquidators, differentiating themselves from aftermarket alternatives. The founder, Christopher Storm, brings extensive military and law enforcement experience, ensuring expertise. A discount code is offered for viewers.
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