Australia's Deadliest Commando Paul Cale (Marine Reacts)

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[craighambo]

Ex Australian ADF here and the reporter has a fair point.Most Australian soldiers are good honorable men.... something most politicians are not.

[jonbain]

Paul Cale "JJ" to those who served with him, is the kindest, most humble, an decent man you will ever meet..A leader among men, an yes, a walking cyclone when required..Never seen an ADF operator, anywhere near his standard.."Without Warning"

[sagittariusa]

In the UK a lot of people in the military, were in children's homes and deprived backgrounds. Because they're used to violence and hardship. I spent 13 years in care, the Royal Marines educated me, gave me self discipline and the opportunity to better myself.

[bengerring]

As an American you feel extremely patriotic when someone from another country says good things about yours, well same with us Aussies🤙🇦🇺. Keep up the good work mate

[atomicdonut]

I just showed my grandpa your channel as he was a marine tank commander during Vietnam and now he can't stop watching you as he lost his wife and my grandma just two months ago thank for bringing some joy to an old devil dog's day

[philipgrassy]

Love it. As an australian viewer it is awesome to see this kind of content. Thanks mate.

[timbothetyrant]

I'm a proud to know this man represents my country

[Mark-esxc]

I've met Paul and had the chance to have a drink with him. My memory fails on the year (2014?), but it was after the mentioned famous incident. He made a special point of conveying the terror of being in a threatening situation, even before the violence began. For those who've only seen the bravado displayed on a 30 second edited clip, I guarantee you he's as humble a man as you'd ever want to meet, and a very sincere expert in his field.

[masoprid]

aussie here 🇦🇺 keep up the good vidoes champ 👍

[scottmcgahey]

Can't say I'm surprised to see a US Marine backing an Australian special forces guy🇦🇺🤝🇺🇲

[pv]

Paul Cale. The man. The myth. The legend. This dude is built like a fucking mountain, a complete badass and an utter gentleman. He trains LEO and military units over the world.

[bluebird]

A soldier goes through hell on earth in training and actual service then he comes home to the most violent thing that he could never had imagined.
Woke cowards.

[whitebloodism]

You’re not wrong, vice will take any chance to passively aggressively shit on what they don’t like or understand.

[scottmcgahey]

To say I'm proud of the Australian armed forces is an understatement
🇦🇺🤝🇺🇲👍

[Steven_Williams]

"People Sleep Peaceably At Night Because There Are Rough Men Ready To Do Violence On Their Behalf "
Winston Churchill

[inconvenienttruth]

The Australian Defence force recruiting ads don't mention combat, fighting. In fact they are more like a tampon commercial

[gunnut]

Still love this content I love it even more when it’s a Australian military guy

[stevenmontoya]

I think Teddy Roosevelt said it best "Speak softly, but carry a big stick". Negotiate and prevent violence when possible, but when necessary unleash hell.

[bones]

Love the analyzing and common sense skills!!! Im from South Africa, we lucky the Aussies close or closer haha!..keep it real..ty for the vid champ!

[mickkerr]

Our service men and women both past and present deserve respect. We wouldn't have the comfortable lives we do if it weren't for the sacrifices they make when protecting their nation