What was the scariest moment you experienced whilst making your video in Ukraine? (Brilliant work by the way!)
1 month ago | 715
As a former marine mechanic I was having a heart attack watching those Bradleys drive through the mud 😭😂 Replacing tracks su
1 month ago
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What did any of the soldiers you interviewed say about their Russian opponents, their moral, their equipment, how often if ever do they surrender? I am very curious of the point of view of Russian troops, are they aware of the reality of what they are doing, or do they not want to be there.
1 month ago | 315
What was the biggest surprise when visiting Kursk? Can be good or bad.
1 month ago (edited) | 79
You talked a bit about how being in Ukraine impacted your view on your own time in uniform. In light of that, I’d humbly like to ask you to expand on that a bit, perhaps in a whole separate video? Not just in the geopolitical and ethical sense, but also as a Stryker man yourself did it change anything about your look in the Stryker. Or made you appreciate some aspects more.
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Keep up the very appreciated work you are doing a great job of reporting on the ground level combat situation bravo one of the few who deserve an award when this is all ended and Ukraine is free to choose is own destiny
1 month ago | 0
Thank you Chris for continuing to bring us the straight dope without an emotional or political spin on it. God bless you and stay safe.
1 month ago | 0
Just thank you for the work you do, I enjoy your videos and I appreciate it
1 month ago | 0
You are the best man. I am from Ukraine, lived in the US for the last 30 years and can speak English, Ukrainian and Russian. I am not young but fit (served n the Soviet Army in the 80s), and can be a help with all the tasks. Will be happy to go with you and help to resolve whatever comes up. Will translate as well. If you plan another trip and need help - ping me. I'll pay for all my stuff. Just need a reason to go there to give to my wife and the kids.
1 month ago (edited) | 42
Are there elements of US military doctrine, tactics, strategy, etc. that are now outdated/less relevant in light of what has been observed during the war? What should we prioritize in order to modernize and adapt?
1 month ago | 58
Glad you made it back ok! Thank you for your hard work! Tell your family thank you also, we all know they were stressed about you leaving.
1 month ago | 2
Did you ever get the urge to start fighting in Ukraine, when you were there? Either long term joining up, or just an instinctive ‘grab a gun and help’ in the short term?
1 month ago | 180
Will you upload more videos from your trip to Ukraine? Would love to see some footage and interactions with troops in other sectors. Great work on the video reporting from Kursk!
1 month ago
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You did a great job walking that line about funding Ukraine. 💯 That was a good way to put it
1 month ago | 0
Loved the live report in Ukraine, and I wouldnt mind seeing more of that kind of content (if you feel safe/comfortable enough to do it of course) Thank you for keeping us updated
1 month ago | 4
Task & Purpose
Ask Me Anything! I will answer the top liked questions on this post on YT live stream. can be about Ukraine, Iraq, youtube, content creation, weapon systems, tactics, strategy, geopolitics or whateva
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