0:00:00 - Opening
0:02:31 - Marine Rifle Company Manual: The Principles of War.
0:55:40 - Principles of War from The USSR and other countries.
1:33:15 - Jocko's NEW Book, "Mikey And The Dragons"
1:47:04 - How to Stay On THE PATH / Support.
2:22:27 - Closing Gratitude.
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This is juggle podcast number one. Forty five with ECHO Charles and me Java, willing Britney echo good evening,
the primary mission,
of the Marine Rifle company ample tune is to locate.
Clothes with and destroy the enemy by fire and maneuver, or to repel his assault by fire and close combat.
The primary mission of the weapons platoon of the rifle company
to provide supporting direct and indirect fires, including close in anti tank fires and demolitions for maneuvering or defending elements of the rifle company boom. It does not get
much more straightforward than that. That is
taken directly from FM
FM six tack for Marine Rifle Company, and this is
This is a solid manual, a very
our manual very solid field menu.
And one of the reasons that I pulled it out again, because I wanted to look at the general principles of war,
and this has so the the
military all branches talk about the principles of war as the mere as America sees the principles of war.
For whatever reason, the f
FM tat. Sixty four has sort of the best descriptions of them that I, like, I should say,
and the best my preferential wants, the ones that I prefer so,
the principles of war, pretty straightforward, but I wanted to talk
them in this
and let me down a little rabbit hall, which I sometimes go into when it comes to get a military strategies, principles, tactics,
and I ended up in a place that that I was very interesting. A kind of brought me back to something I'd uncovered years ago, what
those early things that started to jail. My thought process
started to started, see little little little connections in the world so
it started with this
the principles of war sedate. They talk about these broad principles of war. Again, everyone in the military covers these print out ever in the. U S: military covers these principles of
here's how the more
Marine Corps
in the Marine Rifle Company Manual, discusses them, ok, principles of war,
general. The principles of war are fundamental truth governing the prosecution of war at so legit anyways
I'm sorry that again, the principles of war are fundamental. Truth governing the poor
situation of war, there, you go
the principles of war are guidelines to be used by a committee
or to effectively apply the combat power.
Or of the marine company or petunia to aid in the accomplishment of the assigned mission. The effective application,
These principles is essential to the proper exercise of command.
The conduct of war
Although combat leaders have studied the principles
is not enough to name them in sequence, but rather to know when and how to relate them to the combat environment. The principles of war are included here to provide a review for the commander.
Be used when applying doctrine.
Contained in this manual. Now the import
Hard to remember is
and you're gonna see this that these principles do not only apply to war at all. In fact, they apply to everything principle number one
objective. The objective of a military force is the goal or aim usually expressed as a mission for which
Force was constituted this principle
is overriding it. It is the apple it is applicable to,
To any operation at any level of command, the objective
of a force can be stated in either broad or precise.
Terms, depending upon the nature of the goal each
of an infantry unit contributes to the attainment of the objective of the law.
Your unit of which it is apart, for example, when the above
Give of a battalion has been defined or
All elements of the battalion must be assigned objectives that facilitate the attainment of the battalion objective. Success in combat is met
by the accomplishment of the mission. So this is
couldn't remember from a leadership perspective,
when you come up with a mission and its abroad mission. For
company or for your team
Then the smaller teams within your team have got up.
Define that mission as it applies to them in
sure that what they come up with permission is alive.
And with and supports the broader mission of the team,
So when you own a
manufacturing plant
your goal, is to manual
actor x amount of widgets a month. Well,
the people on the wine they have their little portion of that which it did they manufacture, and they got to make sure that the
can fulfil their participation that allows you to do this overall success. Also.
Like supply, people that are bringing the supplies and for the which their goal their mission is to provide
supplies needed to make these things and
so that's what it is. You gotta make sure that the mission of the sum-
subordinate units are in support,
of an nested inside of the broader mission, but
sometimes we forget as leaders that the
frontline people or the support of people below you in the chain of command. They might not understand that they need to do that. Might not happen
so you need to do it for
Sometimes you need to spell things out next offensive.
By the offensive, the commander
can impose his will on the enemy, set the pace and course of battle exploit any.
Weaknesses and meet unexpected, develop developments boom beyond the offensive. What do what do we call? This recall this be
aggressive right, that's the that's the somewhere and I will continue to make the comparisons between what we talk about
what I thought when I came up with the original for laws combat and how they are intertwined with these principles
back to the book, even in the defensive
The commander must be alert to regain the initiative by offensive counter actions
aggressiveness flexible
b of mind and the ability to make rapid reasoned decisions are required to apply fully the principle of the offensive.
Defense. The commander can often best accomplishes mission by often of action, even when you're on defence. You should be
looking to go on the office and Andrew some other definitions that talk about. This is very very clear when you're training you do too
have you ever train with someone y know you have
When your training with someone that's constantly attacking, that's that's you're gonna go down. I mean you're gonna when someone that's how someone get the upper hand their attacking here, if there's a there-
over here, they're talking back there again and your costly on the defence, defence, defence defence, and eventually they got the upper hand and crush you very clear in Jujitsu next simplicity,
Simplicity demands that detailed, a simple plans be adopted in every military operation, interesting dichotomy,
detailed and simple.
Is, of course, a relative term, because all actions in war are essentially complex. That's a great point, and I talk about that too.
I talk about how easy it is to like Alan,
our mission? Hey so easy to us. Your mission is not rocket science right and not brain surgery. You you know
The bad guy is, you know where you are you in a load in some helicopters and vehicles are some boats you're gonna go to where they are you're. Gonna get him in here to come back. There's the mission, that's a little over simplified and begin its not that much over simplified. But you know there's things like
you there's things like load blood plants. There's thing about wait how much each vehicle can carry on how much each hour, copper can carry this others. There are
how you gonna put cover fired on this. There are more detailed things so, like this,
statement says.
All actions in war or essentially complex, and I will say that all actions in war are also essentially simple, because what you trying to do you turn to close with industry the enemy. That's it. I've had not happened. Companies we're going to accompany him
they ve lost sight of the simplicity of their mission. The simplicity of the mission is to make something
and they get all wrapped around all these other things. But what use
must be doing, is making this thing and every
What you're doing should be led to
putting the making of this thing. People go down, they they focus their efforts and other areas. So it's good to think about. Yes, there's complex
Yes, it's it's a total dichotomy. It's a toy
dichotomy in business to right, there's a total dichotomy. It's it's very
complicated, but at the same time it's actually very simple.
So when you feel thing is getting too complicated. That's when you take a step back and look at what is we are. What do we actually trying to do here? That's the question
back to the book. Simplicity was be especially important on the new killer, battlefield.
Where the full use of available means will require close control and coordination and where plans must be simple as simple as such
war, will permit detailed
simple plans led to coordinated timely execution, so
what's in arresting the copy that I'm using of this, and it gets
led to the rest of this whole podcast, which work, which is when we're gonna start talking about the Soviets and which goes back to the is, I think the day on this book on this particular version is
The eightys, which is cold war, prepare for nuclear,
combat and when we get to the Soviets and what their thinking you to see, new
your combat was absolutely part of. It was part of their planning and so same thing here.
I dont even know that I have a comment about keeping
your nuclear war, simple
Don't know if I have a comment on that: hey we're gonna, die
bombs and everyone is gonna die. I don't know how we simplify that meets in court
we lost the combat simplicity, simple, that's one of the primary laws. That's actually long them
two in my laws or combat that we put an extreme ownership
and why is that because I would see over and over and over again what would jam up to use your term? What would jam up a seal balloon is a complicated plant, new dude every single time, so you have to keep it
not one of those. Once before, I really started diving into sort of the broad Canon of military fury. I I had told everyone
you got to keep it simple. You got to keep it simple. Amanda I've been told. You know the Vietnam guys to take. Keep it simple, stupid. You know kiss, but I
I was a little nervous that I was maybe overboard with that and
as soon as you start. Looking at it peeping think simple is abroad. Military principle that's been around for ever and there's a reason, because it's true.
Next up, unity of command unit
Eve. Command is the establishment of a single authority. This is the
best means of ensuring unity of
for which imply
a singleness of purpose and cooperation by all elements of the command. That one seems obvious I'll tell you what prevents this from happening. Most of the time
its ego most the time in the business world. It's no
wants to say, hey, you know what what, when this other guy in charge, given the support that he needs
most of the time of the business world. Why aren't you know you don't want to make Billy feel bad, so you know what you run this part of it, and then you run the other part of it and then
and then Jennifer over here she can when it suits us. Actually, all three of you can coordinate together to us to make this happen more who's in charge. Europe.
In charge as our work out, not good. The only
it works out good, as if one of those people or or two of the three people are exquisite leaders with no egos and can prop up the
personal egomaniac and make them feel good and what happened otherwise,
it's gonna be problematic.
You see this soon, the military. What they do is they designate someone as the main effort, so one one company or one.
But will be Desmond. Ok, you're, the main effort we're all here to support you. That's that's somethin! You definitely have to be careful of,
and I'll. Tell you I'll give you a hint a little help. The best way to do this is just to do
the best way to do this, be like hey. You know what I've anyway
person run so Billy you got this one Jennifer
I'll probably be the next one, but Billy you need to
take manner this one. I know you know this terrain a little bit better. You run this one Jennifer if we go over your Europe more
good area next time, you'll be run in it. So do you
and a support. Billy right now cast you he'll, be support you in the future, both done what we, what people do
then we'll have the hard conversation then,
just tell Jennifer that she needs
take the back seat on this one. They turn to Mars,
put everyone in charge. And now you got no one in charge and I got a disaster on your hand, unity, a command. Next,
mass mass depends.
Or sorry, mass demands that superiority of combat power be attained.
The critical time and place for decisive purpose. This superiority is both qualitative and quantitative com
power is primarily a combination of fire power and maneuver, which is applied at the right time at the right place for a decisive purpose. So, as does main mean focus your efforts, this means prioritize next
is the same thing. This is the same idea as prioritizing execute, which is pick where pick what the biggest problem is and that's what you're going to attack focus your resources on it back to the book, the you,
of nuclear weapons by enemy forces will require
greater dispersion for passive defence. Therefore, a greater stress must be placed on the application of mass from the point of view. Of
I am rather than space violation.
Of this principle exposes the command to the risk of piecemeal defeat, even by
an inferior enemy. Let's hope we don't have nuclear war next economy of force economy up before we get there mass I've another another way that this relates to is that when you get an arm walk, what are you doing, you're, focusing all your strength on the one weak point of the enemy? When are you to choke when he doing your focusing all your force on that one weak point of the enemy their neck,
next number. Six economy of force economy force requires that sufficient force be applied at other
then the decisive time and place to permit mass to be applied at the point of decision. These two prince
the economy of force and now
are so closely related that they cannot be considered singly application of
two principles required
A sound estimate of what is a fish
elsewhere to permit the attainment of decisive superiority at the design
if time and place sufficient is the key it connotes.
The application of force
Necessary to accomplish the purpose and not the application of his little force as possible. So
economy, forced, as we heard a lot about this in Judo right when we, when we talked about Judo in depth, is all about.
Me a force that sort of the underlying principle of Judo, which therefore makes it one of the underlying principles of Jujitsu, depending on what kind of game
God, that's what's gonna, say right, that's cool in theory by again on the mats. It's it's not like that.
The time I mean he, I think, unperfected good tat, others, some people that have the kind of game where they're gone
to use economy of forced to their advantage, because they're gonna, where the other personnel,
I would say I actually do that. I do that. I don't! I will I will
allow people to move around and get tired and that sort of a good thing for me to do. I, don't you?
all the time, they can't do everyone near chaos,
when our care retired Andy, because Europe is not getting tired right here in the
that's the general principle. You know like it's just generally that
what you're doing, whether your perfecting it or not generous, which it so like you when you're a white belt and someone
MT you or even if you mount somebody nearly going first oven,
when you get out immediately and other stuff, you have no brothers, not the best time they get out. You can kind of use timing. Actually,
I understand what, before they settle other than has been the best time to get out is right when they get there
before they lie the way. That's the best time. That's the best time to disrupt any situate
like. If you got a situation like myself,
France situation, you you just disrupt
immediately soon as it starts right, each buxom needle stick stick pen in there I runaway ray. I don't wait for them to go
you and you, don't you don't do that an active
the situation now. You don't think
Oh I'm going see where this is going. No, you immediately disrupted get out of there as fast as you can yeah
wait around. So you don't let the enemy, sir,
though their position, because once they set on their position there there now they can now for
guess on what's happening,
no longer having to focus on settling right. They ve
established position when you, when you're fighting against an established position, is problematic for the imminent. I guess
maybe it's a little bit different, but technically it in
transition phase it isn't it results like the dean, does really good job of teaching where, as the person gets
into their final movement to get imposition. He teaches where the gaps are, as there are definite gaps there. You're in
in the middle of a terms transition. For example, that's that's a huge gap, but it
way, since they don't necessarily have whatever the position there going filling them out, for example, in the transition,
to them out little really have the Mount little that's a huge gap, but is not technically be no escaping them up
technically, because when you go to the other side of that that transition still in the transition, though maybe this call it the second half of the ship
let's be way before they settle for sure yeah. That's where it's gonna be a hundred per cent,
No, when your weight, but though would say they
they settling in you, don't want
Slovakia, will ease amount, as example, the guy's mounted bright hook, the fetus
oblation hands ways of these allegations. Mount only mounted points is dead,
published whatever. If you turn in the earlier,
the earlier on the union's you describe,
you're gonna be trying to get up at their immediately getting ants yeah and that's not economy for their forces there, because the person is for we established in fact I'll go and tell you there's you you're wasting,
examination is fully established, lost your opportunity when, during that transitional period, so the point either
is introduced to the more you learn, the more you can learn about you.
The more you you realize that yet is this: that's a general purpose, like your hold you it's a game, is economy for whole game you're, not a perfect it. Every single split second of the year
did you know sometimes even step outside the rule, to make something
they can dean will be like all those spaz defence right, like others, could get not for a few seconds it as we know in hopes. It
opening opens up and oftentimes does. Why is it that guy for us again condoning our encouraging the spaz as the Premier escape situation
because I'm not, as is
in times, especially against an unskilled opponent? They can spousal they want or not going anywhere. Yet exactly now I got somethin. I talk to you. I was talking to Dave Burke about this good deal.
And from a leadership perspective there
also something very similar that happens from a leadership perspective as a leader
Let's say: ok when you're a black belt or a brown about you
have someone? That's a white built right there, your mounted on him and their grab and
whatever their grabbing your grabbing,
with food like crazy
as their grab your belt or their or the grab your sleeve, like as hard as they possibly can order grabbing your neck. It isn't,
factor right feminism.
Literally no factor to you if you
make it a factor that me
you mean you're not experienced enough. That means
if you're only if your army and a blue bout you're going it's a lower boob out and you might say
concern about this. We are black belt. You, like others, doesn't matter
from a leadership perspective. There's things that are going on with you
with individuals on your team and if you don't know what you're doing your concern,
bottom and they freak you out and they make you react. And yet, if you're, a black belt
These things happen and you just you
realize what they are. It's just wasted energy for them, and it's good
No pat impact on long term deal that you're. You know where you're going. So it's it's a curse.
We indicator to me when I'm working
the leader and their spun up about little things.
For some reason, I was thinking like their spun up that the persons grabbing there their belts
right you're mounted on them in their grabbing. Your belt, like they're gonna, do something with it. They can't you anything that happens all the time,
from a leadership perspective, someone
YO, some of your doing something crazy, it's ok! Does it really matter most time, it doesn't matter occasion.
Addressing like, if a guy you forget
If your mounted on a guy- and he starts to lift your knee, you reach down an address. It no big deal, you don't panic. You'll give up the mouth, you just address it in you, you take it back.
Normal so as ITALY, and what this has to do with really is, has to do with detachment, because you, if you're detached,
you'll see that whatever the situation is not that big of a deal, but will you
up in the fight in their grab. Your belt diagram use, leaving you're freaking out you're, not doing a good job of detachment at all year. Fields like
up to something I don't know what it is in our interest. I don't feel right about it all the time
and by the way here
another important peace if
you're doing something if their grabbing your sleeve and now you
expend energy, to stop that. Well, you
spending energy you're not
following the idea
the economy of force and which are also doing is you're, giving up leadership capital? Could you waste
in time, trying to stop him from doing up that, doesn't even matter
Are you worried about that? Let the thing go just let that single focus on the wrong thing. Yes, yes, yes in one, when I was about to leave, this was part of it
meaning, but they did call it men, men, the minimum metaphorically area, which kind of when your training, because its kind like such if you ve been in like breaking up like a significant fight situation. You start telling me d,
you minimum. It is
and off. I know they me, and this is what they mean greater six sufficient. They mean to fish they. Basically they don't want you in it. They do million, they do mean Minimum, but the US
means, if I see as minimum well, if you
use the minimum force required and it works than there was sufficient right again, and I understood and one they said of course, like it's a when one we're not in that situation. That's true! Technically,
will you went away just so? I, like other you sufficient, though, because it one one you here like specially feet, all warfare or
in my case, bouncing when you're breaking up guys, fighting with evil bottles or whatever and their say. Hey use the minimal
you like brought. No man we're going in there. We get it done as quick as we can, but thing is saying
Opera load, you not areas maximum. The are you not going in there. Sweden punches you're breaking up me no kind of thing, and it makes sense because guys will do that for you no kind of thing and then we'll like into somebody from like that when they will have to not good insufficient sufficient sufficient force check, are right next
Maneuver maneuver requires that all military resources be brought to bear in the accomplishment of the objective. Correct application,
The principle of maneuver requires not only
the full use of combat power at the decisive time in place, but includes the movements of elements of combat power.
Or including combat service support to the area.
Operations, that's pretty straightforward, you you have to move your people and the right position, including the support people that need to get there to keep the logistics lie
open to keep the indulgence foreign to keep the radio's working. All that application
this principle is a function of command at all levels at the highest level.
It usually means the movement of men, means and supplies to an area of operations and at the lowest level it means the positioning of troop units and fires to destroy the enemy straightforward. That's what that one is next,
Surprise surprised, connotes, striking the enemy when, where
in such a manner that he is unable to counter effectively be achieved,
Surprise is not necessarily dependent upon misleading the enemy as to intentions such
as, for example, concealing from him and intention of attacking
he may know from the situation that he will be attacked. Yet the attacker me
chief surprised by the time, place, direction, size or composition of forces or tactics employed
that one's pretty straightforward, that one's pretty straightforward, that's the that's the difference. Really, that's the difference! That's one of the differences between like a white belt and a blue belt. I mean it's. Actually it's not even to Blue Bell. Yet you got to be able to surprise person,
do, they can't know what's coming into jitsu if they know it's coming and they know any Jujitsu urban defend that thing. So surprised comes when you are debating them with one thing you hit him or somewhere else for I've told you. I told you that story that when the first when I was like a white bout, I private training for like four weeks and this seal body mine who had been training for
while what kind of often on and- and he was a friend of mine
This is our trains like a week. I a careless train, sauce, gonna roughing them up right, because he, U training, often on and but he's a good dude of great dude,
and I said to him so after like three weeks I said to me: oh here's, the thing introduced, you can't just do one move, you can extend it up with something else and the next time we rolled he was going for a joke hard on me, and I was I do the skies. May I want after this guy. I can't let Bombardier mocked me about why
Yakima choke Yeah- and I know the last time that happened, but you didn't like that was awesome- was he took just. He took just my words of what I told him that this guy is freaking awesome seal. He could reject my words of what I told him.
And apply them to what he already knew physically about how to do a token how to do nor and eat our mocked me
surprise. Yet it does you try, surprise you go thither. Jesus he's just can naturally too, because they're like sensor grappling movements like unless you're one of these super duper quick
everything's and be more or less telegraphed. You know, if, like you, I say, hey chuckle,
I know you loved are blocking. You know, go for unlocks prominent, oh that's! Coming! Yes, and no, I I agree with you
there is sometimes when I submit people when they completely know that it's coming indicates.
Dean does at me. Where was he
getting in our work, and I can't stop him. He couldn't say like here it comes and I'm like, oh, I know it's coming. I can feel it coming. I can feel it. I can't stop it. You have here is a thing, but that technique to that's like there will this two elements that go on in here: one there,
like ok dean. Could we talked about this? The innovators even say: ok de number, thing that the surprise came earlier yeah, so until he got a little position, we're not either
He was a hetty you now or he's in a position where all your defence is that he knows have to comfort for you to stop him. He knows the defence and all that he put him.
Self early on into position where he can shut down those differences before when you to the point of this, he did through surprise who,
movement and other son he's mounted with my arm exposed? Yes, and now I know you're a lot. I can't take it out of exactly rights, but
sometimes so, but such sometimes you do some people like that when they know it's coming.
But you're right. You gotta, get that surprise movement to get insufficient in position and their also, for the second part, is MIKE like little fella competitor micro surprises.
So it's like you know it's like hey, I'm going to go for this arm lock, and I know your arm is coming, but just even for like a half, a second split. Second, I want to like keep you off balance
that's with. Second, you, like all your mind, goes. Ok, you just your body, unity undermine is still an army. Like your reaction, oh I gotta put me. You know, you know that it's like our early movie, learn and all parties to do this. All the time we're gonna sit up, sweep from there sit up sweeter for the guy.
And when you base you got what you go back to the tranquil. That's really because to do basically arm down your leg over like that, for example, legacy laxity triangle, Joe Tudor used to do it's just me ill tempered like that
He do these little things that you got to put your arm down, just real, quick, even if you're lucky. I just real cross put down real quick to base or whatever and I'll put it right back into the defensive position. Like that's a little micro surprise,
even though you are just in the dark the whole time. Where do that triangle come from it's not that it's just for that little by little split second Wilson,
and I could go to my surprise, surprise that were less. He backed this maneuver like a few like that's like in learning from you were, but simply you say: hey build the relationship rang.
With people like you? Ok, my boss, won't listen to my input or my coat
or will you know, listen to my my strategy, which is awesome and others are you ok
you're just going to stay. You gotta Creetur relationship. I didn't get into the position. You know. I just got this question today. Outgoing interviewed and the guys like you know that guy SEC
Well, I mean what happens when
I didn't see, is already it's a good thing. When someone says what you know. Second, you just want some as well. You know what it will do it with the guy. Does this and say so that as well, you know what happens if you get told do something by your boss and you don't agree with
and he just says: do it my way, anyways right and unlike well, I dont get in situations like that. Why? Because I ve spent the last six months, eight points one year building relationships
my boss, where, when my boss, tells me to do something, and I don't believe it- I said: hey boss, I don't know if it's a good idea, but we do this a different way. My boss is okay. Thank you
for not allowing me to tell you to do something, doesn't make sense so you're right, it's a pre, emptive, a pre, emptive maneuver.
To be in the right position
You will not get told to do something now. Does that mean I haven't done a bunch of things that I didn't want to do, leading up to that
yes, actually that's called building leadership capital. I'm gonna make my boy
when over and over and over again,
to hear that I just got ass. It were
when life and I were out in Staten Island guys, like you know what can I do
lead, people that are that they don't want to do. You know do what I want to do when you gonna build relationships
guys, you Borg organisms, locker help it it'll help for a minute ago.
That truck up but they're. Looking for another job,
You know I mean you got your relationships, these people up and down,
China Command and your that is, that's maneuvering. You are correct. I thought those critical or critical yeah, but real,
help helpful, because again, that's one of those things you gotta do that had detached you gotta yet can step outside of your hair Cosette, ok to build a relationship with your boss. No one thinks like that. That's the!
loosened the problem because directly, it's kind of not even though know up a huge Hugh.
Why would you directly it's not cause it straight up is what you don't seem like it put it that way. The war, if you just think I do
in a flock of better term linearly like if I'm the cow and jacket to listen to my input right, a direct approach would be like hey Jack, Odin,
your headphones off. Listen to my input, that's like a dirt saw if
the indirect right, that's more! Like hey, I got a builder relationship first there
I keep its basically adding another step, but that step is like this straight up requirement and and and the thing is
this- is not a step. It's a bra
underlying fundamental situation that you set up for success.
And, and then there's this whole thought that cause- I
and the citizen here many times the state. All time I built relationships
process that I didn't like you're right people go oh well jacket.
Ask her in shock was brown those workers,
he's trying to build a relationship with his boss, and I always say no, I M not a brown knows you're known on ass, kiss her, I'm winning I'm here to win that do
We don't I'm here to do, take care of my platoon and make sure that they can have what they need.
Accomplish our mission to the best of our ability, if my
if I haven't antagonistic relationship with my boss, camp
truly support. My do the answer is no all day long
Can you give me the gear that we make is? Unlike me, second gimme, the training that I need, because he doesn't like me
so wise, you gonna give me what I need he's not provide a good relationship with that I built
then guess what he's going to do he's going to? Let give me what I need to accomplish my mission and he's going to give me what I need to be the most effective platoon. We can have
now. Where does it crossed the line? Where does that way
whereas Jacko become a brown knows you're asking because we know these people exist and I'll. Tell you exactly where the line gets crossed, the line
crossed where I'm kidding
My boss is asked so that I can
yet promoted or I can get taken care of her. I can take care of myself. That's
what game you're in. Yes, your and ask you: are I don't like you is you're doing it for you, it's like the differ.
Between manipulation and leadership? Right? If you do
if you're, if you're influencing people, so that they do something. That's gonna help the team and help the mission to help them that's influence. If you're doings,
thing, if you're influencing or that's leadership, if you're influencing people so that you can help yourself rent and benefit yourself, that's
and it doesn't help deem it. It does not mention that manipulations. Yet yeah yeah yeah you go outside of the scope of like the broad go,
oh, you know, and I can see it by the way
Every little Milo everyone can see at every one can see it
everyone can see it in.
It's really jacked up or if not even jacked, up, what's come
The cool is,
if you're looking out for the boys and you're looking out for the mission and you're doing everything for theirs for there for the best, for their best
that shows through to the end
that shows through guess what your people
your boss, wants to take, carry you because you're trying to win for him, not for you, so
near the way he said I ve been obvious a year ago unit,
to this concept, but are not new to the concept of one year in the situation. If you don't like the person and now Jacqueline's mean a builder, a good relationship with his prison that I dont like or whatever, but I'm not keeping real,
what are you gonna marry like who wouldn't be like this to face?
you think. I'm gonna be give here the living. My respect, my valued coveted respect their moment that I keep hearing acute
We gotta get to work for that. Among our number one doubt that guided hook in due course, the universe she'd rather lose. Yes,
but when you put into perspective again that perspective that you put it in, which is what a day what
what's what's interesting, adjusted to take that to one more level. If you,
the guy, that's ok! I got too much pride. Do that I'm gonna do not about bowed down him. Ok, you're gonna lose me.
Look. I'm just look at it like one hit, like that's the
the game. The game doesn't and there the game it.
When I'm on top with the big win
I want my ego. My ego won't. Allow me to let my
he go, interfere with the fact that I want to win big game and company.
Long game in this one in all of them, maneuver little bit maneuver over. Yes, you can get into a heavy like
new kind us, if not support you surprised straight up. Surprise me, because I fear that by the way cause it's not as doesn't come as natural with money or answers at the roll call when you're like hey, build a relationship. Oh like you're,
you know, this version is when you don't you remember the severe in the person didn't like me to follow through
how much of the oven cuz he's still so good. You can't tell him anything kind of thing and then it's like now you got it. You can't like Harper.
Sky to build a relationship with a guy
the only good there's a lot of most of the time that the answer, if european problem somebody like not doing it, but you don't like Jessica, use
Are we really knows the time most, the time what people think they should
how should I confront this person? Should I am to do what I want to do? How can I confront them? Should I fired them? Watch
It's like. Oh, you used to build a relationship with them and make them understand, make you understand where there are coming from
Can you lead someone that you don't understand? Not really here's another word you get someone if, if you're,
oh, oh, this person that works for
thanks, it's all about him. What should I do? You should make him think it's that everything about it,
that's good. That's good black belt move blackmail movies like yeah you're, damn right! This is all about you and here's. How you're gonna win and by the way
What teams can be winning cause your wedding, but we don't worry about that, were worried about if your perception is at o echo
GO thinks is all about him. Guess what I'm gonna make echo think he's right right
going to be busting, his ass cuz, it's all about him and the team is going to win eagles, going to win, which means the teams going to win, which means I'm going to win
no brainer, all you gotta do stepped back sixty
inches from the fund from the front line around and see that pre far sixty eight inches when
No, this is another thing. No one wants to hear those answers now. Non Oda
I can see no one, but most people wanting to those answers because
Fact of the matter is, is it's your fault
and when you bring
person is not doing what they're supposed to be doing. It's your fault, hey! Do you get the person that just has totally negative attitude that shouldn't beyond the team? Yes, they exist.
Get that whose responsibilities to give it to them it. Yours, you're, the boss. If they're, not that person,
whose responsibility is it to get everything you cannot upon it? You you're the boss.
People no idea that answer.
The hard answer
fro whatever you know all the millennials, the big one right millennials are able. Well, maybe if maybe maybe, if you were a better leader, the millennials would be on board it it's a hard thing to face, but if I do
it has worth, and Jim Muky Yama can get draft ease in Vietnam to go and risk their lives and fight the enemy and possibly a wounded or killed,
in a war? They don't believe in if they can do that.
Good leadership. I think you get a millennial to get get out
and by the waiters Munoz getting after it everywhere. I meet him off
the time they're not like hey.
It's good to meet you I'm glad you're put network
about how to be lazy. Nuff there, like I'm gonna across the world, they're out there,
it's a little bit of what it takes. It takes leadership. That's what takes I'm sorry,
Leadership is not easy to people to the moon. Dont want to listen. Who wants to listen
I was more rebellious than any millennia of met anyways, so next six
already. Security provides readiness for action or cow,
action and is enhanced greatly by flexibility flex.
Ability in mind, organization and means contributes to security, its attained,
and embraces all measures designed to avoid being surprised or interfered with seriously and the return
and of freedom of action.
Security is not imply undue caution and avoidance of all risks. Important right,
dirty, does not imply undue caution so there's
I caught him here
and imply the avoidance of all risks for both
action is essential to success in and what is bold, action required requires risks, otherwise it wouldn't be bold, would secure
these provided on expected developments
will not seriously interfere with the attainment of the mission check. So gotta maintain security. That makes sense
so those the nine principles. Isn't I'm principles of war that as they existed now, they also talk about and there's a debate right now going around of whether whether flexibility should be the tenth principle,
Some people think it should some people think it shouldn't and then in two thousand eleven they added some principles to joint operations and hear those principles. Number one is research,
to limit correct collateral damage to prevent unnecessary use of force? So now we're getting into the minimum force right restraint require
careful and discipline. The balancing of the need for security, the conduct of military operations and the national strategic end state makes sense. That's where they came up with us. You have to put that minimum forest, that's what that is that the same thing right and I think the key to that they put in the end the national strategic instinct. So what
I mean. Sometimes, if you use too much violence, if you as a bouncer use too much violence near your goal,
the commission is about to keep the place safe. If you use too much for
its people dont want to go. There is about errors, are rascals right there beating every month. That's the problem. So what's arts
teach again stated that we keep this place safe. So that's why they they're talking about them.
Same situation, they actually changed our name from bouncers to forsooth hosts. We hope there, you know biases your house and then with a ginger,
the door host Managua. They went about. As I know your doorman. Now you just ignore dormant in their like no door hosts. It's like the personification of this place like you're there. Those
trousers implies. That's interesting missing the ads interesting though, because that's a little leadership manoeuvre that their door
they're trying to do a good job because you're joking about right, you found
The jockey well on the ridiculous of the thing is, I actually wasn't men and ultimately also that that totally makes sense, because, when you think bouncer, you think Diet BAR guys PDF
I wrote you know balancing these guys out the
after the war roadhouse talks about minimum forced the right way I,
But what does he say he said be nice?
that's like the rule right nice any like ask him to walk, but be nice if he doesn't walk, walk him, but be nice
if he, if he still walk given
their guy to help me walk him and you will both be nice. Sidney be nice until it's time to nothing
super of bad ass ever get. You remember my whole, but about all, thereby that's like the one you couldn't hold back. That smile does look like the by what he called, not a bible, but the booty version of it. You know how you like
What's the name issue movie doin you gotta offered for piloted. Stop
we're out of earth, is a seal on yes, what we term machine you,
but I dont even if as the icon it is I caught a well answer me reality as roadhouse. If your bouncer in EAST watch that year,
the official knows, the iconic. Now is there even another about removing. I don't know
shouldn't be, doesn't even exist up no check right next. This is one of the new
when a new principles, perseverance to ensure commitment necessary to attain the national strategic end state, the
relying line causes of the crisis may be elusive, making it difficult to achieve decisive resolution, the patient, resolute and persistent pursuit of national goals and objectives often is essential to success. What I don't like about that one: is it
It is kind of a kind of says it's it seem like, but what number one rule objective, but you gotta know what you mean:
you gotta have an objective, and this one is saying: look
The underlying causes can be elusive. It can be difficult to achieve decisive resolution, so I guess the theory.
Where the principle of perseverance means we're going to continue to do this. My problem with that, as that is how do you and then or do you end up then with a visa?
we are continuing to fight. Even that were not quite sure what our end state is. What objective? Isn't it so elusive that we're not sure where to go now? One makes me a little bit
hesitant. Do I believe and perseverance absolutely key going, but as of talk about before, don't quit doesn't mean now
give up on them? The plan that you came up with an just keep going until you freakin either die or you achieve your goal next legitimate.
To maintain legal and moral authority in the conduct of operations. Legitimacy which can
be a decisive factor in operations is based on the actual and perceived legal,
woody morality and rightness of the actions from the various perspectives of perspectives of interested audiences
whether these twelve concepts form principles of joint operations now
I'll tell you it's interesting about legitimacy, armies,
you have to have it, you have to have you the moral and legal authority, the problem, the problem we have with that is who gets to judge that
The purpose of the people that you're fighting they don't agree with what you doing- you're, not legitimate in their eyes, saw
How were we coming up with that, and I think I think we can, but I think we have to do that decisively and say look. This is what we are trying to achieve. This is why
and, if there's a bunch of people debating about it, ok we're in a whole, often until
someone says: oh, you know what this needs to be stopped or the situation situation needs to end. Could you do need legitimacy
and if you dont have legitimacy. You're gonna have problems really truly accomplishing the mission. You
and what I mean cutting away, I'm sure there's exceptions, obviously, but in a way there's all
he's gonna be like some debate in her like that. Will I get in
They make a generic example, but, like you, you know if they,
some turmoil in this country, because the way these people are treating these other people in this country right arm, you are steps in and all the stuff
some there's can be somebody debating hey, like that's there,
country. That's how they roll you know it
who were real step in and call them. You know immoral
whatever one, that's how they ve been living for thousands of years as an yeah. That's my point,
so yeah, who used to make a decision, will the like almost ago, like a liquid global standard, needs to be established in all. I think, that's candidate.
And I think you I think it is actually possible to do that. I think so too, and it is actually possible to that and I think the fact that we sometimes decide that hey, it's not our place to make that decision like I'll, give you an example, ISIS hey
if your systematically raping eight year,
old nine year old, ten year old girls
the boys. You don't get to do that. We will come and stop you that's the way it's gonna be yet any. If you need a document,
did argument for why that is. I think I don't think that would be a problem to to produce. I think if you need a documented argument for that, you just made the list as were common after you think I agree with you, sir, so yeah nazis, guess what you don't get too
that thing Delia Imperial Japanese Army, Roland India, China, rape of Nanking nope- you don't get to do that that doesn't work or not. Ok, with that, you just made the list
we seem to have a hard time doing that we seem to think
these days. That evil doesn't exist here and that's wrong. It's wrong! Next
next. It talks about the application of the principles, application of the principles of war. So that's that's the wealth now the twelve principles, but now
I'm going from the new principles that were added on back to the night
teen. Eighty four marine corps field Manual FM
firm, six tack for rifle company.
Application of the principles of WAR Act as a check list for the commander
in order to apply, combat power effectively and reduces units vulnerability. A review
of military history will demonstrate-
but those commanders who have adhered to those principles have most often
joint success on the battlefield. There you go. I like the fact that their taking these principles
and broadly applying them to the past and say: look when this happened historically you'll have victory most of the time.
There have been, of course, accept
to the rule. However,
exceptions prove the rule that any attack
too rigidly apply. All the
the balls to all battlefield environments, may lead to defeat. We gotta we got a little chapter
dichotomy of leadership. It's called disciplined, not rigid, leave. Why? Because of what that just said,
The commander should recognise the need to apply the principles as flexibility as all other tactical principles of sorry as flexibly, as all other
ethical principles based on the circumstances with which he is confronted, flexibility?
in the application of principles, is as important as flexibility in the application of combat power on the battlefield. Isn't it cold, color
with principles, and they say I got applying like as needed. Its interest, there's a visa there's a
it shows how
but you have to think as a leader where you have to look at things all the time it sometimes your principles getting right back off them
and that's kind of what we did the dichotomy leadership. Because can you make things too simple? Yes, you can cover move them
one principle: can you cover move too much? Yes, you can prioritize next. You can you prior to execute too much yet
again. What does it look like? It looks like target fixation. What is what
cover move too much. Look like it looks like you're stepping
the toes of other elements, one
two simple look like you haven't covered all the contingencies. What is too much
centralized command. Look like it looks like your people,
don't even know where your exposed to be going as you haven't made it clear you ve Glenn.
Go too far.
The book no commander can rigidly fall
the examples provided by doctrinal resources, but MOSS.
Modify them according to his mission, this
duration and the terrain over which he is fighting so very go now.
Is interesting. Is I found this in an air force manual? So that's that's what I colored from the Fm Fm six pack for which is just really good, broad principles of combat principles of war. That was interesting. I was looking at an air force to kind of get their perspective. Similar perspective,
not as detailed, but one thing that they did. It was interesting. Was they put the other countries, principles of war and compare them to our principles of war
and a lot of them are very, very close, but one of them that stood out was that the former Soviet Union and end this is where we get into you know. I was talking specifically about the USSR back in the day, back in the 80s back in the 70s. You know this is the other superpower in the world and they have
some interesting theories and and again there's a little chart that I found in the kind of laid out you know so
in Amerika we have objective in great Britain,
in Australia, they say select
maintenance of aim right so understand what you're AMOS
We have all offence offensive in great Britain Austro. They have
offensive action. We have mass meaning we're gonna use,
concentration of force. What is great burden Nostra? Call it concentration of force. We both have economy force,
we call it maneuver, they call it flexibility. We call at you
we leave command, they call it cold,
operation, which is interesting
cooperation is very similar to cover move. We both have sex.
Ready. We both have surprise. We have simplicity, they don't have simply
people have another one called maintenance of morale which isn't it.
Trusting important thing that may be. We left out wide. We leave that out an important one. France, they have.
Ray concentration of effort? That's the same as mass
fry's, that's another one and then their last one liberty of action, which is interesting. That's decentralized, command! Right, hey you, gotta, go make things happen.
China? They have some similar ones objective. They called selective maidens of aim. Often they call it.
France of action, mass they call concentration of force.
Maneuver! This is an interesting one.
Manoeuvre. They call it an initiative inflexibility again little bit d
lies command. Sprinkled on that you
we command, they have coordination, they have security, they have surprise and their last one is morale more
quality political mobilization, and for
of action, interesting dynamic from China and then they they
stood out the Soviet, the former soviet ones, because this is one of the largest army that ever existed. This former self
urban or me, and as I was reading, that the vessel this chart about what the Soviets had Mass
the correlation of forces, economies, efficiency of force, initiative, surprise, mobility, Tempo Ai Weiwei.
It's going to theirs. I remember reading.
An old assessment of the soviet style of warfare broken a dirt
and I remember too, has an interesting takes and I was able to find this
the old from the aid
I want to say in the cities like from the same time period is the affirm that I just read for the Marine Corps, the effort,
There's a dated ones which we could cover as well, but these the old school once again is.
In the eighties I mean you and assess the Soviet Union the same now as you would then so this we had a manual America Manual called FM one hundred to tack, one the soviet army after I was kind of worth, reviewing some
Of what what they talk about principles of war, because
again. This was like one of the largest standing.
Standing armies in here.
Street. It was our major foe.
It was well experience from world war, two so figure with all that. You know we probably could learn something from them, so
Here we go getting into the soviet Army a little bit and some of their principles how they, how they rolled,
The inner does it by saying the soviet ground forces. This field male describes the operations and tactics of soviet general purpose, ground forces. The content is based on information and soviet writings and other open source literature. Most
available. Information is focused on potential battle in Central Europe
This is when this is reality, focuses in the eighties
soviets believe that any future war could involve the use of nuclear weapons and that
Initial stage of the war will be decisive. This is crazy, tactical nuclear tactical nuclear weapons.
Have been assigned at all levels from division up. That's crazy.
Wait. What do they mean? Everybody have nukes well at the division level, so yeah
a lot of people. Have a lot of people have nukes the soviets.
Have the largest and most effective array of chemical weapons and equipment in the world. They are capable of employing chemical agents from battalion level upward. That's crazy!
So a battalion is like the lowest fighting unit that we have it's it's it's
five hundred six hundred, maybe seven hundred guys generally and imagine so
and other guys without with an o five. This is probably a thirty five. Forty year old guy in charge of it, they got chemical weapons on the battlefield ready to employ
And by the way, to levels above them at the division level, that's what we're talking about,
nuclear weapons, not exactly what I love
ok, the soviet front I had put the centre. The fund is the largest field formation in water
It is an operational administrative unit and its size,
opposition can vary widely depending on the mission and situation roughly equivalent to a U S or NATO Army group affront could be composed of three to five armies with organic artillery missile AIR Defence engineer, through the reason I found that funny little layer theirs. I often refer to echelon from simply as the front
but what is also interesting. I looked up front to see if that was a commonly used. If conceive that definition, and it did they didn't have it listed, Didn'T- have
This is a pacific group. An army group enlisted that way. So that's interesting, learn something new aright
At this time there saying that the soviet ground forces were like one point, eight to two million people and a hundred and ninety one maneuver division. So to answer your question, a hundred and ninety one device
since in each one of those hundred and ninety one divisions had tactical nukes gets man.
And now we get into suggested that just gonna lays out how this came together. Ok,
Soviet concept of war to the Soviets war.
Is a manifestation of the class struggle
expression of the conflict between progressive forces
of socialism and the real
generic forces of imperialistic capitalism, which they feel will ultimately result be, which will we?
If you will be ultimately resolved in favour of socialism, the Soviet
concept of war represents, represents a continuation of politics, same thing that we have with no, we think of war as when, when politics don't work, that's when war happens, unfortunately, but yeah reactionary forces of imperialistic capitalists. You know that is
America, boy, that's other, that's out parts of the world view. America,
The soviet military doctrine is officially accepted. This
military doctrine is the officially accepted set of concepts that delineate the ways and means to achieve military objectives in the interest of politics,
The formulation of soviet military doctrine is a continuous evolutionary process based on number one communist,
ideology number two. So
we at foreign policy number three
economic and military strength of adversaries. Number four soviet
resources and geography? Number five history numbers
science and technology. So
Military doctrine is based on an elaborate integrated system of fought
breaks down a little bit more and a kind of hard to build that
There is a toxic military doctrine and then it talks about military science. Is this study and analysis of the diverse psychological and material phenomena relevant to
armed combat for developing practical recommendations for the achievement of victory, more pretty straightforward. But the reason I had to say
talk about military sites, because I want to get to this point, which is military art in IRAN. At times we don't think of us,
That's we think of the soviets. What do you think if I know
What you think, what you think of anything the Soviets come on,
think of the USSR. What do you think of you gonna? Let me down brought more
What do you think of when you think of like them? The rush
What do you think of this? There are strong, wrestlers, ok,
as a whole, when you think of the Russians, what do you think of you had a character
as the Russians in one individual who do you think of Stalin,
close, I thought you were going to say: draw go
I've been you're either Argo. The machine writer
This is what is this? What I think of you don't think about that's what the Soviet Union is directed at. You know no emotions, no religion, just raw
fuels, call right actually fairly accurate.
They go here? Military art is the most important and primary fuel.
Within military science and is the basis for strategy operational art and tactics, is the theory and practice of conducting armed conflict? So they put this high hide respect to the art are probably possibly higher than we do. You know it is possible,
are too. Now we get into it and principles of military art soviet.
Military furious. Consider the following points to be the general principles of military arts. That's what that's where I'm going with all this to get their principles.
They do not represent any special revelation of truth or radical departure from traditional mailed military thought. However, by them
Emphasis on these particular point. Soviet military leaders reveal their character, the character of them
what are you thinking and predict the basic characteristics of future soviet military operations
Turning to the Soviets, their armed forces must and here's the list before we prepare
to accomplish the mission, regardless of conditions under which war begins or must be conducted? Next,
chief. Surprise. Whenever possible sounds familiar.
Jerry operations must be characterized by decisiveness and aggressiveness forces.
Strive continuously to seize and to hold the initiative. That's good information. Next,
make full use of all available military assets and capabilities to cheat victory. Next.
Sure that major formations and units all of all services branches in arms effect through thorough
continuous coordination got work together. Cover move select the principle:
enemy objective, to be seized and the best route for attacking. It may
decisive concentration of combat power at the correct time right same thing, next,
maintain continuous unreliable command and control interesting. The reason that's interesting is that little bit leaning
word: centralized control rights,
July's commanders post diesel shortcomings, but
they're gonna, reverse that later next be determined, decisive.
Keeping the assigned mission next May
in complete security of combat operations, security right same think next week,
the two reserves and restore combat effectiveness as quickly as possible. Make sense next week,
now it continues on. These are general principles that apply to all three level
of military art, strategy operations and tactics at each of these levels. There,
specific detailed principles so
military fought subscribes to
certain laws of war at the street.
Jack Level and principles of operational art and tactics
to reply to the actual conduct of combat
So here are the laws of war. First law,
the course now come of war waged with unlimited employment of all means of conflict depends primarily on the correlation of available strictly military combatants at the beginning of the war. Second law
course, and outcome of the war depend on the correlation of the military potentials of the combatants third law. The course.
Outcome of war depend on its political content. Fourth law, the course
now come of war depend on the correlation of moral, political
psychological capabilities of the peoples in the armies of the combatants nodded break those down because they actually do it for you in the manual
here's what in simpler terms, what these things mean? First law, be prepared.
Pair in peace time for the next war, forces in being are
decisive factors, the site,
with the most and best troops and equipment.
At the start of the war, will win the war that makes sense, barring any major strategic blunders. Second,
the side which can best sustain a protracted war, will win. The war makes sense third law.
The higher the political stakes of war, the long
and more violent. It will be that's a good one. That's a good one and you gotta think about that
one from a leadership perspective when you started
It involved in things that have higher stakes. This is when people start step and each other in the back, and some people get ruthless
so when there's more at stake? There's gonna be
or violence.
We recognise that some hay
guys always been called me.
The sun. The stakes go up, also we're getting stabbed toward the dirt commoner.
Where the clause come out its
always interesting. You get to see people real, true colours right when things are
stake. When more is at stake, people's true colours, comma, the violence
Hers yeah, you can open the the detective shows up at your door. Hey let some questions for you have done all we can do here.
Or we could go back to the station with LA right. Aren't you know the list are revealing with a bit more than their like hey. They want to cooperate that much. They say this thing
I was there, but I remember all the stuff and this a well hey. If you don't tell us the truth you could be going
Jill, all your freedom. Now the sticks go up off, they start talking more Suzanne, then they say: hey your friend was he involved
Like all. Now you hey, if your line, not only
you go to jail, then you do not need to raise the stakes. Little bit. Ali ran on a friend know when it will stay.
Go on. Violence increases next. Fourth law,
war aims must be seen as just
Modern war cannot be waged without public support. Very important, very important
Soviet planning in preparation for war reflected dominant feeling that war is inevitable,
This is not to say that the USSR wants war, but that is preparing for it. Continuously the Soviets
is autocratic, militarized and centralized its political
Economic systems give priority to military requirements. The state
allocates resources and directs production for preparation and maintenance of a war footing.
Soviet Union is prepared to exert itself at great exe
and to achieve its goal.
It is a nation which, through civil war,.
Collectivization attack
Famine and purges
inflicted more than twenty million deaths on its own citizens from the russian Revolution to the start of world war, two
it is a nation that endured the loss of twenty million people during World war to its tolerance for sacrifice is high yeah, that's a little something to think about now. It's interesting is what stronger that or the poor desire and mandate for freedom that we have here and actually I can answer that question, because history has answered back
freedom will win next, as the laws of war dominate strategic planning for war, so do
principles of operational art and tactics govern the conduct of warfare within a given theatre of operations. The popular western version of these soviet operational tackle principles is very brief, objective, often
Surprise, maneuver and mass this list
not fairly characterize the basis on which
soviet military leaders, plan and conduct operations and tactics, justice,
add new equipment to their forces without abandoning older equipment. The soviet
have modernized, operational and tactical print principles without fully abandoned abandoning their earlier ones. A good place to begin
with those classical principles that were taught
by the Czarist general staff, so these the classic russian military principles here they go for
extreme exertion of force at the very beginning of the war. Next,
simultaneously of actions
economy of forces. Next concentration, next chief objective, the enemies army next surprise-
the unity of action, preparation, energetic pursuit, sick.
Ready initiative and dominance over the enemies will strength where
the enemy is weak and that's the list at the old classic list.
Breaks down little, but the most significant points of this list are first. He who gets to the initial battle with the most wins: that's sons who, by the way,
The enemy must be confronted with more than one situation to deal with that
That's how I got our locked all those years ago. I was deal with that choke and there came your mark next. One should not be diverted by geographical objectives.
Should concentrate on the destruction of the enemies, military forces next deed.
Old, exacting preparation must precede an attack
design actions to pre empt your opponent and keep him real.
To situations that you control concept,
on the enemies weak points rather than his strengths,
contemporary military
every soviet military theorist hold that
nuclear weapon tree
and other means of modern warfare have modified these basic principles by the early nineteenth seventys, the following principle
dominated soviet operational art and tactics, so they little made these adjustments.
For nuclear war
first mobility in high rates of combat operations next
concentration of main efforts and the creation of superiority and forces in means over the enemy, a decisive place and, at the decisive time next surprising.
Purity next combat active us. That's a good one combat act.
Next preservation of the combat effectiveness of friendly forces next,
formally to the conformity of the goal to the actual situation. That's a good one,
conformity of the goal to be
actual situation. What
That means is your goal, can change then it can change based,
The situation, Europe. That is important and
One is coordination which is basically cover move. Now
it goes on a melting of contemporary writings in those of the recent past, plus an influence of significant class
The russian principles rules
in the following specific soviet principles of operational art and tactics, and we go into a long list.
The offensive is the basic form of combat action, only
a resolute, often conducted at a high tempo and two great depth, is told
destruction of the enemy achieved. So we need to go hard. We need to go fast;
next. Combat maneuver units must be mobile and capable of rapid movement. Next fires,
port command and control and logistics must.
The as mobile as maneuver units. That makes sense, conduct or conduct
thorough and continuous reconnaissance find the enemies weak points. Yes,
form of estimate of the situation and make them
we analytical decisions be realistic. Consider the mission,
enemy, your own, combat power, terrain, weather and light conditions in time. So yeah you gotta, look at the situation, gotta, look at
ass thing about that you're here. This very often be realistic,
how good advice is that its damn good advice
be realistic,
You don't hear that often enough next plan,
and prepare extensively and in detail. That's a good idea. As we know, though, you can go to the extreme that you can overdo it.
The planning and conduct of an operation must involve the full coordination and cooperation of all commanders involved that part
you come up with an operation. You got involved,
commanders that people are gonna, be the operation with you
It just send emailed an email how you wanted to go down. That's not gonna work. There must be
unity of command, a signal commander for every operation boom. We already talked
that fully orchestrate all of the all available combat means and coordinated cooperative.
Combined arms effort makes sense now
To deceive the enemy attack from an unexpected direction at an unexpected time,
check your terrain and whether to your advantage, check strike early
with great force check.
Costly, strive to pre empt and dominate the enemy, her dinner,
When I hear that I was thick with digital someone's, getting the upper hand on you, and he can't did your way out of it.
Attack, the enemy violently and simultaneously throughout his depth, carry them.
Model to the enemy rear, with swift penetration by maneuver units fire aviation. Airborne hella born assaults and by unconventional warfare means.
Be bold and decisive, see
And hold the initiative? Isn't it a man
using that just being aggressive goes,
for if you are just get the upper hand, I mean if you get the upper hand,
you just have it and you just now
Maintaining Hattie maintain its by be continuing to be aggressive and not sitting
back on your haunches, when you got the upper hand, I do that uses. What's happened,
which is where you get a little bit of a advantage, relax too much red. Let none little let a little Stein give at present. No, you, citizen, Mme, when somebody gets dazed and the person let some recover. Take some a minute takes him a minute in thirty seconds. They don't get on that purse
You gotta do that prosecute in operation relentlessly without pause under all conditions of visibility or envy,
see contamination that nuclear, biological and chemical contamination doesn't matter keep going through the Russians.
This is good. Keep the enemy under constant pressure and off balance. Do not
I'm to react effectively. Obviously, Jujitsu fully explored
the effects of nuclear or chemical strikes with deep attacks by all available forces. I wonder what these guys, what
linking their thinking about how we going to follow up the nuclear
you're, assault, Bro
whenever possible, achieve mass
I concentrated mass nuclear or non nude
Your fires, rather than by massing maneuver forces,
what that is actually saying is, instead of using your troops use.
Instead, they get the upper hand good. How did you get this
I believe we can look back on it now. I hope
I mean this is obviously nukes everywhere still but man, I hope
People sitting around plotting right now come up with the tactics and obviously we have to you after you have to game it out, but man
We got some other avenues of approach before jumping into the want nuke watches net
if maneuver forces must be mass, do so rapidly dispersed and as soon as possible. After the task has been achieved, manure,
First, with firepower, fight
power is maneuver. Covered move gets them.
Maneuver forces should attack the weakest points in the enemy defences. Yes, so thank you. We agree if
the very weak points or holes with nuclear or non nuclear fires
bypass enemy, strong points, a strike, deeply loser, yeah, hey! You know what
We would agree with weak point with nukes get some yet find it here that help
nukes is just sort of one of the artist just started out there. We're not talking like a is anyone gonna hit by the way? That's the end of the wedge: hey, hey colonel! They girl,
I get it. I just want to bring something up. Do you realize that we all die when this after shrank by disease? And if this isn't like a good plan, you play
socks like
we got it there's a little. We create a weak point.
The great over there hey we should send like, like you know, like maybe twelve guises,
something the animal overt or we could use this nuclear war, or maybe I'm gonna, send this document to Jordan, Peterson
because you know you know how he is all paranoid about new nuclear war when he was in college in that's kind of what set him down this path of. How could we get to the situation?
if this disturbing, like hey boss, was Agnes out with you guys work plan. Yes, our
the cradle and weakness, waited nuclear Newcomb,
scary. It's very scary.
Avoid frontal attacks wherever possible, strike the enemy in the flax. The rear, obviously were all about flanking
maintain security villain flanks me,
Jane Sufficient, follow on forced to assure achievement of the mission under and deal with contingencies. Mainly
honor, uninterrupted, combat support maintained
active, continuous commander control communications. That's getting a little bit
you know that's important, but sometimes I think that they were
very centralized, and you can see that from when they fought Afghanistan that they definitely had some centralized command going on
and the UNICEF perform well with a view to set when the most decentralized, which was generally their special operations unit, mean
Jane redundant communications at higher levels riot rely on audio visual signals and well rehearsed battle. Jewels at lower levels, staff,
at every level must have equipment and skills necessary to collect and analyze information quickly employ radio electronic
about to deprive the enemy of effective camonica drove his combat forces. That means that are used, jammer is, and what not?
add here now. This is where it's interesting. So as much as I talk,
such laws command at
to the Spirit and letter of a plan? If the plan fails using
should have to accomplish the mission check. That's decentralized command, you
only do that. If you have to know what the mission is next to be prepared to react, effect,
led to a rapidly changing battlefield check, develop procedure to deal with numerous contingencies, check
think quickly and be decisive and resourceful in accomplishing the mission check.
Conserve fighting strength through the use
of combat vehicles with Collective NBC, pretty
and again that's nuclear, biological and chemical protection. Dispersal of forces,
Minimum combat power necessary to accomplish this task. The use of cap-
You're, enemy equipment and effective logistics,
and then that's the end of a west, obviously too, pretty broad list, but very interesting.
See the parallels. You can see how the same themes come up over and over again and says this. These principles
idealistic there are
What the Soviets strive to achieve this,
the Soviets would like to do, but not in our case, what they may be capable of doing. However, the
it will serve as a basis from where
any examination of soviet operations and tactics must start.
That again is crazy to read about this nuclear warfare impulse
patients. The advent of nuclear weapons caused soviet planners to go through a long period of rethinking and revising their combined arms doctrine. Ma
modern totally, mechanized armed forces supported and threatened by weapons. I can change the face. The battlefield in a matter of minutes
whole new meaning to the high speed
combined arms operations in debt,
when we talk about connive combined operations are combined arms in in the
Military? We talk about. You know we're going to use mortars, worthies artillery
use your airport. Where use missed you heavy machine gun
fire where to use all those together and coordination to to catch our enemy in the car.
I and dilemma where there's no way to get out of it. It's like checkmate right
I never ever thought about a let's get him in the ultimate check
made over here on this one ring in bringing the
practical nukes again, just just point out. The
under nuclear threatened
conditions. The soviet offensive concept would have the following features: avoid concentrating forces, concentrate fires, but not firing weapons attack,
across broader frontage is on multiple axis
avoid enemy, strong points probe for enemy, weak points penetrate where possible, commit follow, enforces when and where they can best contribute to success. Dr rapidly
deeply into the enemy rear today
drawing nuclear weapons and enemy forces and to wrap this up, because I thought this was interesting and I were not covered a bunch of this book. Just like we barely covered any of the marine corps.
For manual, but norms, initiative and flexibility. Soviet military doctrine includes a system of performance standards expressed in numerical forms, called norm
norms defined the ideal performance in a multitude of tasks and conditions of talk about tax emissions standards on her before
They are used to determine such things as intervals rates of March front judges, logistics requirements, fire support and training drills. Nor
MR provide a mathematical prescription for proper action. So this
get to dinner. I start thinking that Soviets stereotypical,
Ok we're just gonna. Here's the numbers plugin in that's what we're gonna do that
formulated by historical analysis, training, exercises requirements and gaming models. They,
dawn norms are given such work.
Has an approved response. The correctness of commanders action or his troops response is often measured
their adherence to the established norms. For that situation,
The advantage of this system is that it provides a high degree of combat readiness to at least in the initial stages. Drills at the sub unit, level, battalion or lower, are well rehearsed. The tactical level commanders aware in advance of how well his troops can cope with time and space factors the at so there's there's what's good about it.
Everything like laid out like this. What we do in these situations back to them
the obvious disadvantage to strictly
it's too norms is less provision for the unexpected. If a situation arises for which there is no established normative response, a lower level commander might find himself in peril, which I totally agree. That's why I made the training super hard,
and crazy, for the guys that I put through training so that they were ready for non normative situations.
Topic of initiative receives much attention and soviet military writings. When a plan fails,
Matters are strongly urge to use initiative as a cure. All.
The soviet perception of initiative involves, find
your correct solution following normative patterns.
If the commander adheres to norms and a successful, he is praised.
We violates normative patterns and fails, he's condemned. So what
kind of a decentralized command. You end up there. No one wants to take any risks.
Excess, however, is most important if commander solves the problem by his own devices, he's lauded so that's cool, but if you're afraid that if you'd make a call- and it doesn't go right
and you're going to get in trouble. For that you know what you're going to do, you're not going to make a call and that's what crushes your decentralized command. Isn't that, like a good tactic or whatever for like kids,
where you know like. If they make an honest mistake, you don't just to hammer home, you know you can correct them or whatever
otherwise you they're, not gonna, wanna, like venture out in and do things you know a totally an end this year.
You have to? U have to allow your kids to make some two islands
May we gotta let allow your kids to brush up against the guard rails of failure without smashing
the bumps and bruises or when a good or which are what go, is going to make them formidable in life?
They never got a bumper Bruce Life going
it is hard they won't be conditioned for it
this they wrapped up. Just saying these concepts are not descriptive of a rigid offensive doctrine, but one that is both mobile and flexible.
So there's a little something from the from the soviet army.
And obviously, I guess at the principles of warfare,
while their new wants to end their stated differently, they are the same.
I mean you see the same patterns over and over again and they apply to war and they apply to life, and so I think
it's important, seem from different angles so that you can understand them, because if you understand them broadly well, then you can see him in all things.
And if you seem in all things and you can actually apply in all things which is important
That's what's going to make you better! It's going to make your jiu jitsu better! It's going to make your business better! It's going to make your team better! It's going to make you a better leader, is going to make you better. That's going to make your life better and he's the principal have been around for a long long time. So that's the.
That's the Soviets, maneuver warfare doctrine, and I also recently had to do some maneuver must
of a little bit of manoeuvre. I wanted to bring it up because it's interesting little bit of aggression
little bit a manoeuvre. Warfare, so are another book and the book is called making the dragons and other kids book it for younger
kids, maybe a tad younger than the warrior kid crowd. Rights work
Organ like four five, six, seven, eight issue, something like that. However, like the warrior kid books, there's lessons for everyone in their history,
yeah and so what's interrupting tomorrow. This book had had like a vision that sound too much yeah when you say it, but you know I dig ok, I I had a vision of this book
but the story was right and eroding I wrote the first half the region.
The ages I hit me- and I wrote me like
first half of the book and then
but which were by Israel
quite sure about the
exactly
and then when I woke up for free thirty in the morning, I had the whole thing rested
and I sat down much throughout the rest of it.
Like overflowing from my brain.
I I wrote to you like two hours to finish overflowing from your brain in our heart, in your soul.
About, although Andrew wake up do thirty in the morning, come on, that's like we call it like inspired creative genius,
types about all that modern economic. But when I got done, I was I
I realize I liked my guy relay
There was something right,
new wasn't nothing for
as soon as my wife and kid my wife, my youngest daughter, woke up that day and I was okay. Let me read this to you and read it to me and I could
now because wishing to get done reading it, my daughter,
agreed it again, but was
funny was my wife was looking at me, and the look on her face was basically a look of like
can't believe that you actually wrote that she look real sauce.
And I was right, you Know- has waned for disabled. Are you where'd? You find that I too, and I saw a signal I actually did right and I are ready to address your buddies who's gonna like really monotone voice, but he's got young kids. An awesome friends with them
and I got done with it and I was like looking at it as I look I'm rather reading, I'm looking at him, I'm looking at it right and I get done he's got this classic Mama tone of voice music,
How did you even do
and I was like brigade so that this kind of you know he was stopped
and then I read it to you and while you are making the dragons yet,
when I first read it to you
Read me when it was even done yet, and it was like I was a gang. I was first gonna wanna Soup
visual level? I was impressed with your ability to like actually rhymes. That's what goes around here, because you know how some want. I, like an old me, hug, omnibus out some rhyme I made up, has gone so far. Fat guy right just do better without Utica, but yours is like it it off
it is a gag understand how your friend was
like. How did you do that? What area? Because it's just that you can't just through words together right, but
so here, the first virgin without the big without the ending had a thing. I read that another just the beginning, yeah you're, like haters, more there's an ending or whatever, but I didn't quite new Tang. That's that's good! That is real good! Actually because
and you you cause. You always have this little message. Like rule, you know that Cairo applies the legacy, not a little less as a huge massacre in it like it applies to kids directly, and then it applies to adults directly. The doesn't think so
ok. So I read kids book. I got kids, we all know that and their kids would but that the messages is real, simpleness, utter others, like whatever the
little key message, but it's like as an adult, I'm not gonna.
That and beat. I learn that unfeminine that when I was a kid, but these
and even other, where you're cute books or whatever the by these are adult messages for kids there. So that's
that's another thing- I think tank of thinking that too. But how do you do? How do you do that?
and I think you know what happened- you were like scared of some like bugs
Something when you're that that is what I think I may have? I don't know, maybe we're maybe so yes, the finished one
a picket or do you when you read the finnish one other colleagues that if that is good,
so many levels. So what I did was I stole the story borrowed it put it that way,
This is what you do I'll, but it works so I bought
story obviously
carrying Nebraska rhyming run. But I understand storytelling historic, yet told story to my daughter is a bedtime story. It like she's icon.
Or there are all these questions you know. Could she thinks it's real, but man? The lesson is so good new songs
will whipped from your reaction from Iraq.
To all of my older kids as well and God.
The same thing super just like stoked on it.
Little bit of like did, you actually went. There are indisputable that got attitude, and
when, when everyone can address a like, ok, I need to get this indicates hands as quickly as possible, because you know it's the Ark typical story
We a kid that, as you said, needs to overcome some fears and it's also a story within a story.
So basically the fundamental thing is: there's a there's, a boy
name Mikey. He scared of everything that is
such situation and here's how he is introduced in the book. It goes.
Like this. There once was a little boy named MIKE, and there were men
things in the world that he didn't like. He was scared of spiders and beetles and bugs and always thought they hit under the rugs. They were creepy and Crawley and nasty and mean
He ran from every bug he'd ever seen, but it wasn't only insects that gave Mikey a scare. There were many other things for which MIKE did
care and that sort of the open access. You learn a little bit about Mikey scared scares me stuff and eventual
after you learn about all the things that make you scared of and how he kind of his sad
that is a year of so many things you didn't like me, Canna wonders. Why is he so scared of everything and of
Please stumbled upon this book in a book is that this book that might calls the dragon book, even though the book itself is called the dragon prince, but he put this
open for a second. Then he sees pictures of dragons and dragons crazy and tourism
scared, but there's also pictures of like a young boy in there. That kind of looks like he knows: what's up.
And so my decides that he's going to read it, and so this is where you get the story within the story, because then you? U turn
the page, and you see the cover through this other book, different font, different voice, different situation,
The pictures look a little bit different, that's cool
was. I only saw some. I see the collie case to some other pictures and propose action here.
He's doing in any
the story that someone in the story is it turns out that there's this little prince, that wasn't a kingdom where the king
was the princess dad has died. They of course everyone's all sad, because that
but even more than being sad, there actually scared, because it was the king that always protected the kingdom from the dragons who lived over the hill in the dragon. Cave
and with the king on there is no one to protect the kingdom. The nights are scared, the guy
you're scared, the only one that everyone is looking to to protect the kingdom is this young
prince and here's are you get intrusive that to that? But now that the king had died and was gone, there was only one person to fight
carry on and that person wasn't big or mighty or strong. In fact, he hadn't been alive that long.
The person who had dragons to chase was just a little boy with a smiling face,
Yes, the person that now must stand up and be bold was just a little prince, who is only seven years old
so the boy eventually realize-
This he's gonna have to stand up and faced the dragons. He goes to his father's war chest Sir
opens it up, and
course the shields super heavy in the stores mass, and we can barely pick him up.
And now even more scared, but then he sees at the bottom of the war chest. He sees a little note little note from his dad, the king, the mighty king.
Mighty king explains to the sun what he has to do to stand up and face the dragons and the notes pretty powerful. In my opinion,
and the prince calls forth into the fray and through
those lessons from his dad and he faces the dragons, and we get a result from that and then
the original character own story Right Mikey. He learns also how to face Israel
So that's the basic fundamental story and the way came together was pretty cooler and the reactions.
Mary was pretty Corso like I said, I want to get it into people's hands as quickly as possible possible. So I talk to my publisher about this and I told him about it
and I was in the middle of negotiating some other,
books with them and-
of course, like a vertical these books that we're lookin out. So you know what put this one on the back burner and maybe we'll put it out in a year and a half
Actually I, fourteen months, do you didn't like it? I like that
I don't like that. So I know you know, hey talk all, but I really want to this. One out very quickly went to sort out. This was in the summer time someone gets thrown out by one to get so not by let's get to get get it to kids by Christmas,
Does the important lesson forgets to learn? Let's get it to him by Christmas. Get out November. Kids can get it for Christmas and learn
and they, like you know, and if you go back and forth
And finally, the message I get is I get message from my children's party,
because they're focused on other things. It's the weight as they come back and say, look, there's no scenario.
No scenario where this book comes out in November, there's no scenario that happens- and I said Roger that and then I immediately,
on my own publishing company, logical, publishing, Doktor John, both accurately the art for the warrior kid books and he was like. Ok,
we're goin. This is do now and he went into hyper
creation mode and that the images are the lot different away
yet because their full color in their take up full pages in their dragons and christian awesomeness,
and he laid out the entire book and did the art and colored it in about a month. I half and now the book is in fact coming out in November, so
in the past, when I would talk about promoting book Lugosi, you get first additional
not- and I would say the publisher doesn't know- needs no- how many books to print, which is true now the person?
publisher. The person, the personal needs, no holy books to print is actually me. So if you want to get some guinea to order it, people might think that this is done
part which is fine to do this. Is it's like a lot of taken on a lot of extra work, probably won't make as much money should have done on the net.
Publishing.
Release cycle, so you can get more like they have a horse
go the way the advert there's a whole thing is a whole thing to make them
more popular in all the stuff right- and I just had a look around at the bottom line- is as an utterly care about that in our day. What, after doing book signings and you see what the warrior kid book does for kids, I dont care about anything but trying to get this book into
as many kids hands as possible. If I make less money whatever, if it doesn't make the New York Times bestseller lest whatever, because this isn't about making
money or it is about making the list or whatever it's it's about these kids. It's about teaching kids, a core lesson at a young age so that they can have a better life. Pretty still pretty straightforward aim goal mission. So if you got a kid
or you know a kid or you just want to get after and support the cause over here of discipline and of justice,
and strengthen of overcoming fears, because that's what the book is about then jump on Amazon or this book called Mikey and the dragons, and I appreciate that cause it'll help a lotta kids out, and that is no matter what a good thing to do in this world. No matter what kind of judgment you wanna put, if you can help out a five year old, a seven year old, a four year old little kid man, that's worth while to me
so making the dragons get some now. Obviously, when helped some kids get on the path. Without one maybe echo, you could recommend waste
the Vienna, basically the masses, yet a little bit tighter on the path. Can you tell me and keep us on the path really when it comes down to it? I like it saw yes, so obviously well, it is obvious, like I said last time without but origin, you like us what, when you think of path or thinking what
Fitness or hushes they keep ability, aren't, wants a fitness area. Would ever larger fitness vs like it's like capability, that's capability, jujitsu,
Jeez, essentially, under the umbrella of capability somewhere,
me today another interview
How do you recommend man
like one of those men, centric interviews,
recommend men increase their confidence
about a for second and
right. I was the first of its kind. Like you know, I don't know that I need to answer this question. This is kind of one of those things
and then I just thought myself. Ok, realistically, how do you increase someone's competence?
because it's kind of a throwaway question in a way right? Isn't it a little bit of a throwaway question? It's like hey what magic peeled you have your crisco rather than an anonymous. That's the answer that I think was was being hoped for yell at your job.
For he had you increase your confidence and let's put that Gaza as a damn bullet,
we on the click bait bright, Navy seal, tells you how to increase your confidence right it's adequately all day long. So I dont like those kind of things, but I thought about it for a second, I thought was ok. Where does confidence come from and the night rambled off? I was well first of all. If you want to be confident, then you should do things like exercise and be physically fit if you're physically fit your confidence will increase. You tell me echo Charles, is that factual or or wrong,
that is factual? Ok, so, if you increase your physical capability, you'll be more confident if you learn how to fight
If you learn Jiu more Muay boxing, you will become more confident
eight. Does that sound like a meat head? Maybe guess what it's actually true? It's actually a hundred percent. True, if you're physically cape
and you actually know what to do with your physical capability. In a confrontational situation, you will become more conflict, okay, so there's next, what else? Ok, how bout
We learn to articulate ourselves. Well,
Kay? Yes, we be more confident if you can speak clearly and concisely and people can understand it. Yes, you
become more competent. How do you do that? You practice you rehearsed
you carry on conversations. You read a lot so that you have
a better vocabulary ones.
You're done with that? What comes next? Well,
we lack confidence if we are in the unknown.
The answer is yes, how do you get more knowledge? You study, you read you you, you do your best to learn
as much as you can pass. We learn and vat
will increase your confidence because you'll be more
the more and more different situations, because you have more knowledge and the final thing is, if,
one way of getting. This is like a self licking ice cream gone, what I'm about to say, but
If you have the cops
Hence
to say I don't know your confidence will increase.
So I can go and get interviewed by anybody because
this case scenario I'll say you know, I don't know about that.
I'm, not I'm not! I don't actually dont know anything about that. I'm gonna have to pass on that question. Is I'm not sure? Am I
Is everyone in the world supposed to think that Jackal knows everything in the world or am I can I can I can I
my humble enough to admit that you know what if you quit,.
About every subject in the world. I may not know it. Is that ok, it's fine! No,
expects me to be an expert in anything indefinitely, not everything like I'm pretty good.
Couple things, but not an expert in anything.
And so if you do
things you will become more confident. I thought that was pretty straightforward. I think so too. I think this very house. She they informative.
For a country to collect- and it makes it less impact with us informative, but yet oh yeah, there's all there is also another aspect. I guess this is covered by the other ones, but like just stepping up leading sometimes we'll get you better you're right, stepping up and talking or a group of people you'll get better at it. So when you say it like,
basically like practice. Stuff were hurrying rehearse really absolute, so did the talking to people at the big one linking all someone old you'll have like out in all social
Zairian there's this it's a spectrum, some people, massive social anxiety, some people just prefer not a lot of people, be there. You no kind of thing and it's a spectrum,
in an obviously real common right, so yeah, if you in Ankara
confidence. You say: ok in regards to the talking part, rain articulation practice talking to people
If you go to like the store, there's gonna little mental exercise, I do do you get a lot done in the grocer state. What do the math, along with a few things I actually do in the role of because we increase confidence as a drill in
your story a gazelle okay, so in a kind of got it from like being in my organ and cement in Hawaii, where so in Oregon, okay, so
will compare. The two scenarios are ins in San Diego preparatory in San. If, if I go on in the outer enough frozen food Lyle
in someone else's there can in front of the peace,
whatever I'm getting an ominous politely, hopefully politely wait for them to finish in leaf, but, put blunt
see. That's like I'm going to wait for them to get out of my way, and so I can do what I have to do and then I'm going to hang out in Oregon
You go to the frozen food section and someone else is there they're going to Lookeba hey it's almost like an attitude like aunt you're here to shoot. What do you get you going to be still write on, like kind of like it's like they acknowledge in, for, like I'm, going to come, celebrate the fact that you're sharing space you know it like at the grocery store you don't care
yet put it. It is interpretation or feel right. So I cunning got that less
in any quite like that too, but it's more because they can a knows each other,
or you may you seem a guy, you re it I say hi. We know you ever that's so what I did was
kind of trade to bring that I really liked it
the hospital dollars the hospital
so now you go in the store and you're trying to sharing the same space. So I don't think every single person you have, if you're bothering them in there. That's nothing that I'm saying if you're sharing their space
say something to them, acknowledge them politely rate. Where were you have to actively expend energy to seize any something? Yes, but it's not this history from dolphin. What
seem like actively like engage in there. There were world right there. You know so entangled very kind of everyone whose sharing space at the weather and get a hollow. You stand
they're in line- and you guys are just sort of-
avoid eye contact as your dishonoured near thing in their on their thing, and we can say I'd better this way. It's not like don't play it like that play
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Actually it's more than that,
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there's that hundred percent, but I think just
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want to take it on the matter in that kind of thing like, if we're
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take it out without any thrown out as friends.
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so you don't have desserts on. Did you get that little like a little, some that taste good too, to wash down the stake?
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good about that. You learn. It seem like anyway, according to your post, that you learn a little lesson.
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stuff worrying, so it address those little bit more advanced issues sophisticated but like the depth of which, like these
She was a girl in the way you got a solvent are like the whites
providing broken down two kids or to whoever is reading it. Keziah, quite frankly, spoken out to me in this case is like is pretty well just it's pretty interesting
but at the same time you you glory
by things like hard work right in a way that it actually makes the kid Wanna work hard to say so,
you're getting a job like go more loans and pull weeds by the way which, if we are, we all know that when you did that as a kid like no, but we do want to do that. Reach is a form of punishment. Yeah. My exactly read this:
after reading that pardon my daughter by the way
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for years, what he's like forty dollars. It made forty hours rate like S mission, point she's economic argument for yours. I wanna make forty nine,
just the way it's laid out how simple, but in I'm
I'm getting into it in its. I see it affecting it
my daughter, so then move on to the Jujitsu part in this perfected me. You know like in all its
it like that's why, when you get nervous- and you do with tournaments or whatever like there was, I remember one else competing and strangely ass competing a lot too like every like, maybe two three weeks there isn't tournament back then wasn't as often as now button
and I would be competing, but
every single one seems like
we're driving there and, if, like my wife, was, I think, my girlfriend at the time
and my brother was driving with if they're talking about other stuff like getting Madame
but don't you realize our parliament needs like that idea. You know I'm like it. I dont behaviour we, but that's a moment and us in a tangible small. But
Annabelle part of my mind is like hoping that, like the gym burnt down, when we got there like it's done
one. You know it's like that. It's weird
then. The way like he lay out marked and want to compete in terms of
and the way you lay out and you really it's a call out is what it is like your calling out. You like I'm afraid, but it's like you not afraid of Jujitsu Digital
we did vote be by the way. You not afraid use your freedom in cash,
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I'm kind of feedback. I get from the kids from the field manner of people that are like hey. I read this every day I read to page this every day
mind right, yeah and that's how that works. Like that's the one you refer back to every day or every other do whatever the guy
on Twitter, Murat story told about being Yosemite and the duties in the river journeys. Psychotic all recognize me in bows get fired up with them, and you like me to get my mind right.
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And remember that you can use it everywhere in everything that you do so
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