U.S Navy Seal's Experience With British Military #shorts

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[robertscheinost]

That's the way I think of the Brits, too. Great people! Cheers from the USA!

[shaun]

Well said American cousin and thank you for your service. Proud to be British and to have the Americans has our friends 👍🇬🇧🇺🇸

[didgerb]

Total respect from a 51yr old Disabled British Army Veteran.

[mellyt]

The British people are so dutiful! We could all learn a thing or two from them. I admire that most seem to be motivated by a civic duty rather than desire or personal gain.

[rngxro]

This is the kind of stuff I love to see, pros acknowledging pros! Love our cousins across the pond 🇺🇲🍻🇬🇧

[jesseb]

It’s good to hear a great and respected man talk respectfully about England and the uk.
We feel the same about you and the elite us forces 100% 👊🏾🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 💪🇺🇸

[mattmacd]

Thank you for your service brother.

All the best from this UK vet.

[montebrown]

I fought alongside the Aussie's and they are just crazy! Crazy in a good sense.

[hachimanjiro]

I'm Scottish and proud to be British, always had the utmost respect for our US brothers in arms -Royal Marine (42Commando)ret.

[shaundean]

I'm a Brit, I spent time on tour with the Danish, Latvians, Yanks, Aussies and Kiwis and never found a single unit that put it's country to shame. Soldiers are a cut above, there's a reason our ad campaigns said be the best for years.

[adamgillinit]

So damn true! The Royal Marines fit right in with our USMC forces. Good guys, disciplined, hard working, courageous war fighters!

[mikeyengland]

You obviously never ate in our cook houses. We think the same of you blokes- Brothers be brothers. God bless all of our boys (and girls)

[kierrenere]

There’s a reason the SAS have the biggest reputation in the world and train many allies. 🇬🇧

[davidbarlow]

Forget presidents and prime ministers, THAT is the special relationship right there!

[iiredeyeiiredeye]

I have absolutely no interest in the politicians. But I think it's fair to say that we all owe our freedom to these brave men from both sides of the pond...where would we be in the world right now without them. Thanks guys

[Dr.P.I.]

His wife’s British 😂 but Jocko is spot on here. The thing I’m most proud of being from the UK. Our special forces and intelligence services.
Zero ego. Happy to let the enemy think we’re weak or less capable. Secrets remain secret. And people with a great sense of humour.

[christopherpearson]

They certainly are. I also had the opportunity to train with 1 and 2 Para, their Gurkhas, and the SAS. Very professional and ready to get busy. The Australian and New Zealand SAS are also that way. Great allies.

[davidstevens]

In 1983, I had been in the US Navy for about a year, and was invited to visit the British carrier HMS HERMES. They were a top-notch and professional bunch of guys, and I was (and still am) glad they are on our side.

[nickcellini]

I did some training with them decades ago. Nothing like Jocko did though. The Brits had great attitudes, and they all had an innovative and adaptable personality. They knew they weren't as equipped as we were but were very sure that they could overcome any shortcomings in equipment with their tactics and toughness.