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He's late to the party.

Glover is awesome.

He is a good follow. He is still sort of getting his legs under him as far as presentation but he has the knowledge. He was also a Tomb Guard and was in CAG.

Glover's awesome!

He is one I'm subscribed to. There are a few solid channels on YouTube worth checking out.

Glad you shared this. I know where he grew up and can verify what he led off with in his youth as truth. He seems genuine and willing to put his neck out there. Pay attention to what he is saying about the fringes and the methodology of their implementations.
You need to have a contingency plan whether it is from him or on your own.

He can F you up

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One has to keep in mind the mission of Green Beret/SF. Rangers' missions are typically directed toward quick and brutal strikes at very specific targets causing mayhem and wreaking havoc upon a very specific element of the enemy.
Green Berets, receive the much the same training, but their mission is directed toward assembling and training indigenous resistance groups to provide them with the means to antagonize an enemy from another quarter. That's a huge reason for the requirement of proficiency/fluency in a foreign language such as Arabic, Pashtu, Urdu, and Russian, among others.
I'm certain that he's a bad-arse, but despite his training in the use of weapons and tactics, he primary mission as a Green Beret was to impart that knowledge to others train them in the implementation of that knowledge.

Its interesting to watch videos with Glover and Shawn Ryan.

Glover seems to be the kind of guy who has every field manual memorized.

Shawn Ryan (ex SEAL), seems to be the kind of guy who would say, "frick it, which way is the enemy let's do this."

Glover was an E-9, which is impressive given his age. Or, maybe I am just old and the E-9s just seemed a lot older back in the day.

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