Navy SEAL Chris Kyle Killed At Gun Range, Most Lethal Sniper in US History Gunned Down in Texas

The most lethal sniper in U.S. history was gunned down at a Texas shooting range.

[moisessmith]

Killed in his own country while helping another :(

[freddysmash]

As a Marine veteran, I could never imagine turning my gun on a fellow service member. That’s insane.

[imransambo]

This is straight up unforgivable. He has survived many wars only to come back and get shot by a former Marine. My hearts go out to he and his family 😢

[Sullyproduction]

My uncle was in the Air Force and this used to be his favorite movie ever before he passed. Opened my eyes a lot to what ptsd really means

[dimonwhite]

Just finished reading his book, he went through hell only to come back home and be killed helping someone. Rest in Peace warrior

Edit: since making this comment 2 years ago I learned more about his lies and the Jesse Ventura case. It’s sad it went down that path, it forever stained his legacy. However it doesn’t take away from his confirmed actions at war and at peace.
Hope he’s in a better place now.

[jaddenmp]

I love the movie "American Sniper" but the ending is just sad. You can’t let your guard down with anyone

[jesrelsanchez]

*Chris Kyle is the best sniper*

Navy seals who dont wanna reveal their names: *Am I a joke to you*

[confucius]

The transition is the hardest part. Ask anyone who’s been to war. One minute, you’re somebody. The next, insignificant

[ghostshadow]

There's actually a movie on him.... American Sniper

[bigpooperman]

Why did I not know about this until now?

[natashadiana]

Bro going war in another countries, but dies in his own backyard

[safwanaw-osman]

Who else is getting this recommended to them 8 years later?

[docoolstuff]

That’s absolutely sickening. I’m so sorry for your loss. Thank you for all your service.

[markclark]

Man nearly 7 years what a legend much respect for your service

[wasymuzaffar]

killing others only to be killed by one of his own

[shawnhumphreys]

I myself am a war vet....Afghanistan, Sargent when I got out in the 82nd airborne paratroopers I was a 77 whiskey which is a fueler I drove big rigs in the Army I served 5 yrs in the military, and a 1 yr in Afghanistan. And now suffer from severe PTSD. My mom and wife noticed a huge change in me. So I got help...I’m a better man for it. Cause like Chris, I refused to tell myself that I needed help. It’s a real thing that will haunt you if you don’t get the help you need so that you can live a normal life. I watch American sniper all the time it’s one of my favorite movies of all time and as I sit here writing this I am watching it now on Philo on my roku tv my wife got for me. I’ve been a truck driver now for 26 yrs...I love it. REST IN PEACE CHRIS

[Guitarfollower]

Some of the comments on here makes me want to leave Earth

[DOSSANTOS]

that some bullshit men doesnt die overseas but dies in the hand of someone he was trying to help . that person should fry for that . NO SPECAIL TREATMENT.

[jakeadnams]

“Why are we still here just to suffer?” PTSD in the military is one of the most crippling things involved with the military the war never ends for them it is unfortunate my prayers and best wishes to the men and women of the United States military and their families

[caffrey]

R I P chris such a sad way for you to die after all you done for your country, i hope your 2 sons grow up be the man you was, the world could do with a lot more people like you, i'm sure your good lady wife will make sure they do, god bless from England xxx