@Flaming27891167@Rapid_Now He and Floyd deserved their death 100%, your racism towards the whites doesn't let you see him but don't worry the police will continue to clean the street of this black scum, you can't target the police it doesn't matter if it's a Nerf
#Marines with the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing carry out routine training at Ie-Shima, Okinawa, Japan.
Maintaining operational readiness enables the rapid movement of personnel and equipment in support of mission requirements.
#USMC#Military#Aviation
U.S. Marines with Littoral Combat Force-24 search and seize a simulated enemy vessel.
This training reinforces the @The24MEU maritime presence while in support of Joint Task Force Western Hemisphere.
📸 By U.S. Marine Corps
@USMC@DeptofWar@Southcom
Five years ago today, on August 26, 2021, a suicide bombing attack at Abbey Gate in Kabul killed 13 US service members and 160 Afghan civilians who were trying to evacuate during the US withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Never forgotten.
Today we remember the 11 U.S. Marines, one U.S. Soldier, and one Navy Corpsman who were killed when an ISIS-K member detonated a suicide belt or vest in the crowd during the evacuation of Afghanistan. Another ISIS-K gunman opened fire after the explosion, killing multiple Afghans and killing and injuring US service members. 45 U.S. service members were also wounded in the attacked, with several losing limbs. This video is the only known footage of the explosion and also shows the chaotic situation that resulted.
Our service members at Abbey gate were put in an untenable position by stupid leaders during the embarrassing evacuation of Afghanistan. We commend their bravery and their sacrifice. To this day, no one responsible for placing our men and women in that situation have been held accountable.
Remember their names:
Staff Sergeant Ryan C. Knauss, US Army; Staff Sergeant Darin T. Hoover, USMC; Sergeant Johanny Rosario Pichardo, USMC; Sergeant Nicole L. Gee, USMC; Corporal Hunter Lopez, USMC; Corporal Daegan W. Page, USMC; Corporal Humberto A. Sanchez, USMC; Lance Corporal David L. Espinoza, USMC; Lance Corporal Jared M. Schmitz, USMC; Lance Corporal Rylee J. McCollum, USMC; Lance Corporal Dylan R. Merola, USMC; Lance Corporal Kareem M. Nikoui, USMC; and Petty Officer Third Class Maxton W. Soviak, USN.
Mike Glover is a former Green Beret who, by his own telling on the Shawn Ryan podcast, actually served inside Delta Force rather than simply being attached to it, even if that period was brief.
In these circles that distinction carries real weight, and Glover has been careful to draw the line himself instead of leaving it fuzzy. His full run included 18 years in Army Special Forces, the kind of resume built on combat deployments, practical tradecraft, and a solid reputation among those who were there: someone who put in the work rather than just talking about it.
Combining standard Green Beret service with genuine time in the Army's SMU is one of the tougher routes available, because that selection sits on top of everything a Special Forces soldier already has to demonstrate.
After the military he turned those two decades of hard-won experience from Special Forces and the Tier 1 environment into Fieldcraft Survival, now one of the best-known names in tactical training and preparedness.
It’s a career rooted in quiet competence, paired with a willingness to be clear about exactly what that career contained.
I finally added an optic setup to the New HK SBR. Eotech EXPS3 on a midwest mount with a Eotech magnifier on a Unity Tactical Riser. 👌 • • Full Build Breakdown coming soon to Tactical Advisor YouTube/Website (LINK in bio) • • #pov#eotech#hk#sbr#gun