Marine Stories of Combat Experiences

But I wanna talk to y'all about some zombies. Y'all, this gentleman is a former Marine who served in the invasion of Iraq. Listen to some of his stories and let me know what you guys think in the

comments. These are absolutely insane. Viewer discretion advised. Entertainment purposes only. When I was deployed,

we were getting into altercations, and for a while, you know, nothing seemed really off. But in the, in like the middle of two thousand and five,

or sort of like towards the beginning of it... Anyways, it was like right at the beginning of my, my deployment. Like, we would get into firefights with people, and we would shoot them

four, five, six times. They would fall, they would lose ligaments, and they would get up and continue to fight. I'm like, "What the fuck is this?"

Then comes Operation Phantom Fury. Operation Phantom Fury. If you go on YT and type that in, there's a part where you see Marines

talking clear as day on top of a rooftop, where they done shot this dude I don't know how many times, threw a grenade on him, see him laying in a pool of blood, for entertainment purposes only. They go down there, and he's gone.

I was right around the corner from that. Like, these folks would be eating opium. They'd be cool for like five, ten minutes. I don't know if that's all they was eating,

but they would be high off this opium from these poppy plants that we was helping protect, for entertainment purposes only. They would eat this shit. One second they'd be talking about how much they love America and how great we are,

and ten minutes later, they'd be on top of a rooftop or in a manhole slugging it out, laying shit down. Like, we got investigated, and there's a article that y'all can go find right now that's still floating around, if y'all think this

is cap, where Marines were getting investigated for too many head shots, entertainment purposes only. Too many head shots. They were saying we were executing people.

What was happening was, is we were shooting these people in they chest. It was taking off ligaments. I mean, we was doing real damage to people, and people would fall. You'd think they was dead, and they

were dead. Bleeding out, not even breathing, and they would get the fuck up off the ground and continue to fight.

So like I said, we were getting investigated. They were, "Oh, there's, there's too many head shots coming from these Marines." Well, we had to make sure they was dead, and we wasn't executing people like how

they, how they would say they thought we was doing it, like up close and personal. No, we was, we was a little, little bit of distance away when we was, we was

putting shit through people's craniums, entertainment purposes only. But yeah, y'all think this is cap, go find that story. It's still out there.

Go on YT, type in Operation Phantom Fury. And if you think that's cap, ask any Marines that fought in Haditha, Al-Qaim, uh, Hit.

Uh, where else? Damn near everywhere. Ramadi. Ask any Marines from Third Battalion, First Marines. Ask any Marines from Third Battalion, Twenty-fifth Marines. Ask any goddamn Marine that was over there in the early two thousands,

after two thousand and three, four-ish. Ask them. You think this is cap? Yeah, zombies. What do you guys think? Is he telling the truth?

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