Comments on: I Just Can’t Take it Anymore!

By: WU-TANG, Brian

WU-TANG, Brian — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 01:29:49 +0000

i love watching these videos. its not that im all crazy about killing people, but its just cool to watch these testiments of the power of the U.S. Military and feel lucky that im on ur side. i just cant get enough of these videos. if these pilots feel like they cant take this anymore, ill gladly take thier seat.

By: Talasi

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By: Anthony

Anthony — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 00:50:18 +0000

Absolutely NONE of these kids today are heroes of any sort. Why is the job still unfinished?
The real men of yesterday finished their jobs and needed nobody to hold their hands.
Suicide? We should furnish the guns and ammo. Every last one of them should off themselves and then go to you know where.

By: james

james — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 18:23:02 +0000

You are all forgetting something. After combat they go home… They know we are unable to do that. Think… My God the guilt that these airmen carry. They have brothers in arm in harms way. Some of thier friends never come home My heart goes out to you I understand Surviver Guilt We all have it. YES ALL OF US HAVE IT. Why get up in anger when our brothers and sisters are asking for help. They are not whining. They are not crying about doing there duty. They are asking for help in dealing with their issues. I have served in Iraq, I have served in Afghanistan. I have PTSD the ARMY ISNT HELPING ME but why should any one, ANY ONE OF US BE TREATED UNFAIRLY, UNKINDLY, WE NEED TO STICK TOGETHER. we are the only help we hve at this time. QUIT your letting us get divided. We need to UNITE so we all can get the help we need.
SSG James Rader

By: steve

steve — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 01:00:02 +0000

Just as I have the right to say you’re a jerk. I see a lot of people here jumping on these guys butts. For what? They had the balls to admit that some of them are having issues and could use some help. Yeah instead of some simple counseling let’s all mock them. They haven’t seen what you have or did what you did so they’re lesser men for it. Give us a break.

By: SpecOpsVetOEF

SpecOpsVetOEF — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 12:56:18 +0000

It's a whole helluva lot different when you have to stay in the area where all of the carnage took place. These guys have it easy. Once they're done with their duties for the day, they can go home and spend time with their families. It makes a big difference when you have to kill people and then occupy the area, living among the stench of corpses swelling and baking in the sun. Yes, I'm sure they have some bad feelings when it comes to what they have to do, but I feel that it could be far worse. Ask any other groundpounder for sympathy, and they'll tell you where you can find it. I'm a jerk? I'm very offended by your brutal insult. *sarcasm* Give the treatment to the men who have truly suffered. These "pilots" can try to secure a spot on Dr. Phil. And yes, I AM AN ASSHOLE, but I've more than earned my right to speak on this subject.

By: 0311

0311 — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 04:38:09 +0000

I was a sergeant squadleader in a rifle company India Co, 3rd Bn, 25 Marine Regiment. Marines have two things on their minds in combat: accomplish the mission & protect your men. Men kill to protect themselves & their fellow grunts. Predator drivers kill, but have no immediate justification for it. They don’t have the shared risk and sense of relief when you can say” Yeah, I killed that guy, but if I hadn’t, he would have killed some of us. It must be rough to fire a missle at a carload of insurgents, count up the bloody arms, legs, heads & bits of people, then go home to your kids soccer game. If you haven’t done it, you will have difficulty understanding it. There are two things that really scare infantrymen: getting separated from your unit, and running out of ammunition in enemy terrritory.

By: vito colucci

vito colucci — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 21:59:20 +0000

C O Jones is right on accept WW1 and WW2 and Korean vets had problems similar emotionaly but went by different names such as shelled shocked and few more monickers. Thanks the word hero never applies when it is used today over and out vito722vet

By: Badmac

Badmac — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 21:57:46 +0000

I have a great idea. Let’s just designate anyone and everyone who has ever raised their right hand swearing to defend the United States of America a victim of PTSD. We can have them file for PTSD disability right after they are sworn in. Let’s not waste time by waiting until they are discharged, they may accidently see something on the nightly news that could violently disturb them, even while still in Basic Training. Speaking of, Basic Training is pretty mentally intensive itself. So, to be politically correct, let’s also issue a Purple Heart to everyone who has successfully (or unsuccessfully) completed Basic. And forget about AIT school. That for sure screws up military minds. The Government needs to start issuing disability checks to everyone who has ever served in any branch of the US military, regardless of their MOS or where they served! PTSD is surely completely screwing up their entire life as I write this. God, I FEEL sooo much better having written this. But I would feel even better if I had a big official certificate saying I suffer from PTSD, and I have been awarded a Purple Heart for my above & beyond bravery for watching a video, or CNN.

By: vito colucci

vito colucci — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 21:53:51 +0000