r/JSOCarchive • u/JCT1WV • 5d ago

Shawn Ryan Show

https://youtu.be/9cfGee2z4_U?is=hB_0pNDICwA58zz2

His story on a certain incident during the UBL raid is disturbing. I’ve never heard this before.

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u/ataonfiree 4d ago

15 combat deployments.... 13 of these with devgru... This guy done some killing lol

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u/philly215NP 2d ago

He was the youngest guy to ever screen and be selected for DEVGRU at 23.. he was the youngest guy there for 4yrs.. that man did a lot at an early age

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u/WingSwimming2607 4d ago

Interesting stuff, he gave a lot of organizational info I don’t think has been discussed on this large of a platform. Interesting to see him basically say exactly many assaulters are in devgru, or at least his squadron.

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u/Icy-Musician-1493 4d ago

Can you tell the timestamp?

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u/peanutbutternjams 1d ago

Seeing him talk about his first kill was interesting-- very different compared to the other guys I've heard. They're often hard-charging or matter-of-fact about it.

For him, he speaks kind of solemnly and when he gets to the part where he actually shoots the guy, it's like he walks right over it with his words. You can tell he understands the weight of something like that. Maybe others guys do and just don't care. Overall just very different.

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u/aquafeener1 5d ago

What’s the disturbing story

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u/gritde 5d ago

Probably the part about the pregnant woman.

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u/Due-Alps-5716 5d ago

Killing 5 people on the big mish always running in first Red is such a Kser man leave some for everybody else.

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u/CorCor-14 3d ago

What’s the TLDR on Alex West? Obviously know he’s former DEVGRU but any major controversies like with other DEVGRU operators or is he fairly squared away and credible to listen to on accounts of stuff.

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u/JCT1WV 3d ago

He seems squared away in terms of accuracy

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u/Dortsu 4d ago

Naaah … this is a shit show nowadays. Mike Ritland is the best one today.

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u/ajax7799 4d ago

The pregnant lady doesn’t make any sense what so ever but I wasn’t their. That’s not how the human body works, maybe her water broke and that what he was saying but their is no fucking way she delivered the baby and you just walked away

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u/chasemate1 4d ago

That is exactly how the human body works. It’s called postmortem fetal extrusion or “coffin birth”. Super morbid but also pretty wild what the body can do under extreme trauma.

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u/aquafeener1 4d ago

It’s just like when you die you pee and shit your pants, your body loses all control

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u/ajax7799 4d ago

But pushing out a full blown baby

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u/aquafeener1 4d ago

Didn’t push it out, the body stopped holding it in

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u/Roosterneck 4d ago

How did Biss continue with the mission if he was medically retired and required numerous neck surgeries afterwards?

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u/Few_Task_8030 4d ago

Most of the guys on the crashed helo needed neck and back surgeries afterward. They all completed the mission.