1LT Creech

Yeah i got some videos lined up for me to do. As videos will help with promotion. Gonna be leaning towards 160th Next time.
 
And yeahhh I spent a whole day editing that office in and out of the forums photoshop and in game everyone person pretty much has soemtjing going on in the mission which will be seen in later vidoes.
 
The good thing about these hidden things is that you guys will notice it but others who are not in the 4th it’s just stuff so it’s cool secret messages and notes

Voce, Crowley, Massie, and I are all watching this video on loop discovering more details with every watch. The subtle name plates and plaque names, to the hidden in plain sight UK flags, to the thunderbolt and hershall 1911 comments on the white board. Genius man... genius!

Far too kind. I'm not dying tho, just a break and work work. 
I look forward to the next tribute. May it not be me spit roasted over an open fire while The Capt (dressed as Santa) and his little reigndeer roast chestnuts. 
 
I am still looking forward to Hershall being in the Brig for his 1911 issue. hahahaha

Thanks brother I always love to read what people think!!.
 
I started making a mission for the EOD and made a funny captains office then it gave me the idea for the video so i recreated a real life office but injected with things from the 4th.
 
Yeah going back in time with the pictures worked really well. Im so glad i made this you and the cap in the office considering your going reserves now. Wont be the last tribute to your position.

Aha I dont think it is Crowley

Not at all!  I mean.. here is a tissue.... I mean... it is just the onions in mess hall, we will be alright. 

Is it wrong to be tearing up at this?

Yeah that dust storm was really cool to be fair added some unexpected realism and interesting to fight in.

Another incredible video!  Your perspective from inside the dust storm was much more kick ass than what it is like in the helo. Great work man!

Excellent stories. I have learned a few new things about one I knew and a whole lot about a person I never heard of. Thank you so very much!

Excellent stories. I have learned a few new things about one I knew and a whole lot about a person I never heard of. Thank you so very much!

A critical skills operator with 3rd Marine Raider Battalion, Marine Raider Regiment, U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Special Operations Command received the Silver Star award aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, N.C., April 6, 2018.  The Raider received the award for acts of valor, saving dozens of hostages following a terrorist attack in Mali in 2015.
 
The Silver Star is presented to service members who display conspicuous gallantry in action while serving the U.S. mission in operational environments and is the third highest award that can be given to a member of the U.S. armed forces.
 
The Raider was serving as a senior leader of a small special operations team when they received notification of a coordinated terrorist attack on a nearby multi-story hotel.  The terrorists had over 170 hostages under their control.  Up to a dozen American citizens were thought to be located inside. The Raider gathered his team, donned his equipment and set off for the hotel complex while devising a plan en route.
 
“There was very little time to respond,” said the CSO. “We fell back on what we had prepared for. There were points in which the situation became more intense, ambiguous and scary. At times, the situation we faced was confusing and difficult. However, our purpose was clear. That clarity and unity of purpose allowed us to navigate the ambiguity and manage our emotions to accomplish the mission at hand.”
The U.S. personnel braved small-arms fire, grenade explosions and acrid, choking smoke to save more than 150 lives. A burst of enemy gunfire caught one team member, dropping him with undetermined wounds. The team laid down a heavy base of fire as they pulled him back to safety.
 
“It was one of those defining points in life where you realize you are exactly where you belong,” said the CSO. “I knew beyond all doubt what needed to be done and I was completely dedicated to completing the mission. I never thought about failure, I only saw a problem that we could solve if we just worked through it. Every American we found and pulled out of the hotel only increased my desire to keep going. Every time the smoke cleared a little more, I felt both exposed and enabled. When we made contact with the enemy, all of those years of preparation instantly flooded back and I knew what to do.”
 
During the ceremony, General Tony Thomas, commander of U.S. Special Operations Command, presented the Marine with the award.
 
In addition to the Silver Star, the Marine received recognition from U.S. Assistant Secretary for the Bureau of Diplomatic Security Michael Evanoff.
 
“The Marine’s swift actions in Bamako prove that you can always count on the Marines,” said Evanoff. “For more than 70 years, the Diplomatic Security Service has worked side-by-side with the Marines, because no matter the danger or threat, we know the Marines are going to get in there and take care of business.”
 
Upon receiving his award, the Raider addressed the audience of Department of Defense personnel and families.
 
“My profession gives me the opportunity to serve my country in ambiguous environments where there are multiple right and wrong answers,” said the CSO. “We work and live in a world that has no clearly defined path to success and MARSOC has given me a venue to make an impact on our world. I thrive on the trust placed in me by our command to do the right thing when it is hard and be the man who can make it happen on the ground. That trust gives me an opportunity to be the very best I can be.”

Green.... I can't say this enough. You are a cinematic God! I love the subtle and outright blatant creativity you use to make it flow, keep it engaging, and bust my gut in laughter. The Capt's Titanic skit at the end left me in stitches. You are incredible. See you tonight!

Sorry for missing my third FTX last week Chaps I was pulled onto a military event which I can brief you up about if you want, I will be on the operation tonight if my data does not run out. See you there and enjoy the video of my second FTX.

Mr. Chisholm,
 
Welcome to the 4th MRB Realism Unit! I have processed you in as an LCpl because of your prior service. Please report in to the MSOS forum at your earliest convenience.
 
Respectfully Submitted,
SSgt Stone
Recruiting Office Detachment Personnel

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Thanks Creech yeah it is defo an improvement aha. Im glad it is accurate too XD. Yeah it was a good FTX and it could have made a better plan but worked pretty well I guess.
 
 
 
Thanks Voce it did turn out pretty good aha. Roger my goal from no on will be aiming the camera at you!!

bahah! Best intro yet! bought smiles to my face... even the dancing moves. You don't know how accurate that is at my RL work. Fantastic video! Was glad to be able to be a part of the FTX with you. So glad to have you back around. I can't say enough about the appreciation of your communications and professionalism.  Cheers!

Been a while but here is my first 4th MRB FTX video hope you like the new intro

Creech, you are either showing your age, maturity, or intelligence, by asking about an old battle, or all the above.  Very few know the full story of the "Halls of Montezuma", or about the military excursion into Mexico, or how it's connected to the Civil War.  The Marine side is known by even fewer people.  I would be happy to tell another old story about Marines of long ago.
 
Crowley, I know you are a history buff and love stories of American wars and the Marine Corps.
 
Apparently, you two, and the Captain, are the only ones who ever read these stories.
 
SAD