what documentary did you grab the footage from?

Do you can still go for Rasp ?

Thx there is few channel like that

Let us know if you ended up going back it’s been two years have you tried again? Great video!

Be Consistent, don’t be a Blue Falcon . When in charge, be in charge. When not in charge be the Best You Can Be!

*respect for going all the way through and never quitting.*

My gawd man, I now fully understand why I was told not to use those bags. A bit like a red headlight but accidentally hit white

82k views... that, kids, is irony

I didn’t have blisters and then went to I stitched up my blisters. Instead of talking about what position you finished you should show more humbleness

Dang dude that sucks bro

Much respect to you. Hope you have made it back and through selection.

Well, my friend. You actually owned what you did wrong and didn't have 1 excuse. I have much respect for you for your honesty in saying what went on. I got selected in 96, and I fractured both feet on the last part of team week and the last 24-28 mile ruck march in the sand, but, I refused to tell anyone. During team week, I never took my boots off because I knew that my feet were so swolen that I couldn't have fit back in them. So I slept with my boots on. That selection sucked.

Did you go back and get selected?

Nat Gay 😂 go to Haiti and mop up My shite 😅

When did they start lowering requirements so any B-TCH can pass, like you.😂

Congrats man. Completing the course is hard enough❤

I was a med drop my first time. I was dumb enough to show up already injured. I was invited to return the following year (course 1st sergeant gave me a memorandum to return) as I was still doing better than some of the healthy guys despite my injury. That following year, I was selected. I served in SF on active duty for 15 years prior to retirement from the Army for a total of 20 years served. Great tines!

I went all the way through… twice. Physically smoked it both times but time #1 but I was told I was too “Rangered Up.” Top tier selected the 2nd time. My advice… Be fit. BE NICE. Don’t quit. Don’t get hurt.

I go in on an 18x in july☠️

So you didn’t get a date then?

ew I remember those canteen covers lol

Thanks for your candor and honesty. Curious as to your foot care routine during selection and what you did before to toughen up the feet besides rucking and running. Thanks 🙏

Thanks for sharing brodie

Thank you for sharing your story. I have been out of the Army since 2016. I just reenlisted in the NG. I'm out of Oregon, planning on transferring in a few months to 19th group and following the path you took. I really appreciate your honesty and courage to put yourself through selection. Thank you for the helpful information.

At least you tried, good luck with your second chance.

I am thinking of doing AROTC/army OCS instead of AFROTC/ airforce OCTS or NROTC/Navy OCS. I heard ROTC gives a better chance of getting the MOS you want is that true? I would preferably be a cyber officer in the army reserve/army ng with rotc. My mom would get super upset with army even as an officer and she would prefer AF or NAVY but mostly airforce. The thing is AFROTC picks ur mos like a lottery same with AF OTS. AFROTC also prefers active and is stingy with commissioning into reserve/ af ng. Navy NROTC mainly only wants unrestricted line officers and absolutely no reserves. I also hear for the marine corps option they also dont want reserves. Wouldn't make more sense to choose army ROTC and commission as a reserve officer to have the best chance of chooisng the MOS i want? My mom would never understand this. I understand Air Force training and treatment is better but that doenst mean everything. Should i just do army rotc then?

I've never failed any of the special forces selections I've attempted.

The Non Select had to be bc you did not work well with slow stupit people. lol JK.... Cool vid

Going 18x soon. Appreciate the video. I'm wondering about the team week environment. I'm a helpful person but I don't feel it's appropriate to be overly helpful in any environment as that can be detrimental to others when we prevent them from going through what might be hard but helpful. I can imagine guys who are way too enthusiastic to help or are trying to appear very helpful for selection being extremely annoying yet appear like great team players while others who are just reading the situation appropriately appear like less committed to the team. Do the evaluators seem intelligent enough to tell the difference? Also, did you get in actual arguments with others or you just saw that? And do you really think they docked people for tensions or conflict? Seems reasonable and appropriate, also an opportunity to resolve and grow together. Why do you think your teams didn't perform well? Was it physical weakness or no leaders stepped up to help organize a good plan or? Appreciate any responses.

Thats the thing, right? You could suck at most of the physical stuff, but excel at teamwork & get selected. Anyone can ruck, run, log PT, etc..but the cadre are looking at how you do working with others & attitude when your at your lowest, but still manage to finish your tasks. SF & Seals are in "teams" for a reason👍

Just Finnishing this is an achievement in its self. If were me id go a different path ,like seals or army rangers, delta

So did you return?

I just finished SFAS. Also a 21 day. Mine was very much like yours. My feet were just fine. First two days of team week went okay. But the last two are what broke me. I was just out of strength and it showed. I couldn't really help the team. So I got peered out. At first I felt down and low, you know. But I didn't even think I'd make it to Team week. Like Rocky I just wanted to go the distance. Call it a self esteem issue. But then I remembered why I originally went. I proved to myself that I can do it. I shouldn't be so hard on myself, I'm stronger than I thought, I can persevere. So I'm going to try again in a year.

Do you have a ground pad on your ruck at SFAS as part of your sleep system?

don't be a fucking turd

Thank you😺

Hi bro. Can you tell me please? What kinde of season in this video? In which month going selection process in green berets? In the same time. Do you have roads in the mountains while going selection? Thanks.

Graduates Ranger School class 4-97 and always thought I had more of an SF mentality based on some previous experiences with them. I can say being a team player is very important and either you have or you don't inherently. I always thought of my fellow Rangers more than I thought of myself and it was reflected in peer evaluations, etc.

I love this video. Great insight. Im still a civiallian, i have 7 months until i sign my 18x contract. Gave my word to my papa. i wouldn't miss his birthday. He served in '74-'81. Other then making miles, Rucking, push ups, pull ups and sit ups plus working out. What can I do now tobhelp better prepare me for the course?

Buddy how's the journey, did you finish selection on your return.

What class were you 🤔 I was in class 4-17 lol

Could hear it in your voice you weren’t a team player before you said it. Are you just gonna act like a team player or actually be one?

How did you not get selected? You were in the guard? Before you leave for selection you are already selected by your guard group, so you don't have to get selected at selection. Did you talk to your SGM After? Where was the SF guard cadre? Something isn't adding up here. Did you med drop? If you med dropped they just send you right back through.

Wow this is crazy helpful advice

So they let you bring the garbage bags? And were you typically given enough time to pack or was it pretty rushed?

For the kidney strap! For fucks sake stabilize the camera

My husband is going through SFAS right now. He is an 11B, he is set to return this friday as that is the end of selection. If he would have gotten dropped earlier would I have heard from him by now?

Personally, I used the amry-issued WW bag. Never had an issue with my bad getting completely wet.. A lot of fellow candidates used similar methods of using garbage bags. I went in the winter so "Scuba RD " wasn't so deep. I always had worn my ranger shorts and running shoes when i went though that specific area. . Good to keep a pair of dry boots/socks and uniform at the top so you can easily change . Each class is different from what i heard, so you should have you sleep system easily accessible, some nights you get 5 hr others only 30 mins or none of sleep. Good luck 👍

$35 bucks for $3 worth of crap. That dude is ceinge.

Thoughts on tactical barbell book series?