A Combat Story About The Battle of Fallujah and The DEADLIEST War in Iraq

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Shawn Ryan Show Mashup
This captivating mashup portrays the deadliest war in Iraq, known as the Battle of Fallujah. It seamlessly intertwines three compelling stories from three separate SRS episodes, showcasing the collision of these powerful moments and experiences. We eagerly await your valuable feedback on this Intense mashup. Please share your thoughts in the comments below.
Episodes referenced:
Shawn Ryan Show Ep. 061 Tyler Grey: • Tyler Grey - Delta For...
Shawn Ryan Show Ep. 034 Cody Alford: • Cody Alford - Marine R...
Shawn Ryan Show Ep. 029 Erik Prince: • Erik Prince - The Rise...
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@ShawnRyanShow Жыл бұрын

Have you seen all 3 episodes in this mashup?

@JPVPointer Жыл бұрын

This show has kept a pistol out of my mouth more times than I can count. Multiple deployments and endless nightmares, hearing this show keeps me grounded and gives me hope for a future. Thank you so much Shawn, and everyone who is a guest on this show.

@EliDekay

I fought there. 04. 2/12 Cav US Army attached to 2nd Recon Marines. There was a moment i just stopped and took in everything going on. The scene, the smell. A second seems like a lifetime now. Working with the marines gave me such more respect for them. We fought side by side. They will always be my brothers bonded in blood. Much respect for my brothers and sisters in arms. Always faithful.

@hatfieldmccoy0311 Жыл бұрын

Out of all my deployments, Fallujah is the one that I will never forget, and I think a part of me will always be there. The Marine Corps birthday, Veterans Day, and a couple of other days, all have different meanings to me now. November I don't really think about days, I remember names, Perez, Figueroa, Norwood, Hanks, Mcleese, Bryan, Strader, Wood, Bowling, and the rest.

@geraldslonaker3289 Жыл бұрын

I'm a retired Marine and the discussion at the end about how the Marines are given the shittiest equipment to get the job done is spot on. We had a saying...."We have done so much with so little for so long we have learned how to do anything forever with nothing". We learned to wear it as a a badge of honor but I always wished it would get better.

@DavidGarcia-tn7iq Жыл бұрын

The Special Forces guy said it best- the Marines upper management are always trying to show everyone how the marines can make things work with out anything instead of giving them the necessary equipment to do their job.

@jhayden171 Жыл бұрын

I was there in 2004. It was wild. Sad for all the guys that didn’t make it out of there. Proud that I’m a Marine and served with a bunch of great dudes.

@christopherrichard1525 Жыл бұрын

At the end, when Tyler described Marine commanders approaching a mission like “we’ll show you our Marines don’t need all that support”…that is the USMC in a nutshell. Every war, all the time. It’s like they try to create MOH scenarios. Makes for great stories when you’re old. If you get to be old…😢

@joshuagreen9048 Жыл бұрын

USMC Veteran. I was in Fallujah in 2006, running around escorting EOD. chaos and insanity everyday.

@AutoShorts3 Жыл бұрын

Fallujah, Ramadi, Mosul was the most remembered place for me in 06-07.

@durtywop08

In Afghanistan as a Grunt Marine -- 2004. I was issued an m16A4 with IRON SIGHTS. ACOGs were for PLT SGTs and LTs. Think about that. lol

@reyesthinojosa1590 Жыл бұрын

Got out in 2015, and been stumbling in life. You have helped and ultimately my family a big thank you brother

@WarInHD Жыл бұрын

Andy Stumpf (Devgru) was also injured on the same raid as Tyler Grey in Sadr City 2005. Andy was shot 3 times outside of a house. In the fog of war, Team 6 guys put a C6 breaching charge on the door and blew it to get inside. What they didn’t know was Delta Force guys already came inside from the back and we’re directly on the other side of the door fighting in a hallway. That’s how Tyler got half of his arm off blown off. Andy told the story on his podcast

@josephb1657 Жыл бұрын

I love the connections you are making between individuals who were in the same battle/area at the same time but didn’t know of each other. Seeing multiple different perspectives and experiences really brings together a detailed big picture. Love the mashup idea. Keep up the amazing hard work Shawn.

@EliDekay

I'm just coming across this. I became a hermit after the military. But i know you probably wont read this, Shawn, but i salute you, brother. Bringing this battle attention. Some of us hold it close to our hearts because of our brothers lost and what we endured. Thank you.

@peter3388 Жыл бұрын

I was a Marine from 2002-2011. It is strangely satisfying to hear someone who is not a Marine say that we had so few resources.

@badxradxandy Жыл бұрын

This is what real journalism and presentation of history looks like.

@WhiteLightnin88

I was in 3/2 Marines from 1990-1994. Thank you Shawn for doing what you do! I know it has helped countless members of our military both active and inactive, like myself. I will forever be a Marine, nothing will ever change that, but being in the civilian world for 30yrs, you start to lose yourself. Watching your show has brought me back! Thank you, again! SEMPER FI to all Marines, and God bless all who have served and given their all!!

@jasonceravone777 Жыл бұрын

As one of the few Army companies there in Fallujah in early 2004 I can agree that Marines were given the shittiest of resources there was. Army riflemen carried the newest generation equipment and the Marines were 2 gens behind us. Great war fighters just given crap to work with. We sat on one end of the Brooklyn Bridge and it was open season on the enemy. Those Marines should have had better equipment to operate with.

@WorksopWhiskey Жыл бұрын

I see Shawn Ryan…I immediately stop and listen. The man is an absolute great of interviewing. Asks a question and let’s the guest answer and he never interrupts or interjects until the guest has given an answer.