Jocko Willink

And I just want you and everybody to know that there was...

companies and platoons from the Army and the Marine Corps that were out there all day, every day, and they were taking the fight to the enemy, and they did an outstanding job, and they suffered insane casualties over and over and over again.

And I've tried to tell as many people as I can about that.

There's a reunion coming in Texas, January 16th.

2026, the 20-year reunion of Ramadi, January 16th and 17th.

But I hope that as many people that were there can go to that.

That is fucking cool.

Yes.

And General McFarland is leading it.

And there was just so much heroism in that city.

and to be able to witness some of it with my guys and with other groups, it was just, it was just, it was, it was, it's, it's amazing to look back on so much sacrifice and such, you know, such, such incredible Americans.

Yeah, it's, it's humbling to think about

And so as this deployment for us is now starting, we're starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel.

And one of the things that I, I did on my last deployment, I, I always figured I'd never would tell someone like, Hey, this is the last stop because I think that's like bad luck.

I didn't want him to freak out.

I didn't mind bad luck, but I didn't want everyone else to feel bad luck.

So we were getting kind of towards the end of deployment and, um,

Seth, who, you know, is just incredible.

And he's out there, and he's in Corregidor reading his guys.

And they do an operation in support of the 1st of 506th, who, again, can't say enough good stuff.