Hearted Youtube comments on Ryan McBeth (@RyanMcBethProgramming) channel.

  1. As a former Canadian Engineer (041), I really wish you were giving these lectures years ago. Accurate, memorable and non-sleep inducing. Chimo. Well done.
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  2. I just went through all this! Happy to say I’ve got my MS and I’m 5 years into a cybersecurity career. Great advice all around. I also recommend volunteering to wear as many hats as possible. Learning a new sub field on the job is a great way to further your interests and career.
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  3. Respectfully Ryan, the students who request to use Zoom or text rather than attend a dorm meeting demonstrates students might have better use of their time. Why trudge down the hall to listen to some wank phesant wax important about useless information that is the very definition of "this could have been an email"?
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  4. As a former USAF maintainer working heavy cargo birds during the height of Iraq and Afghanistan, I appreciate this video. Also, dont forget after the job is done you still have to turn in tools, type in all the paperwork done on the shift, and give turnover information to the next shift. Then you can go home.
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  5. I love it Ryan. Dr. Stragelove! You make a great Peter Sellers. I hope you're wrong and once again, we can "put the genie back in the bottle".
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  6. I always wear my black hoodie with the hood up when hacking. Gives +10 Skill.
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  7. Parking lot of Wendy's in Biloxi Mississippi sounds like the perfect characterization of our position in the galaxy.
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  8. I don't even know which Ryan I'm watching. Whoopsie
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  9. Reminds me of the Mitchell and Webb skit, “Are we the baddies?!?”
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  10. I'm former USN EOD. I just wanted to say great job on this video you covered a ton of material on a very short amount of time which I know was not a easy feat. I'm going to save this video for the next time someone asks me about land mines so it doesn't have me babbling incoherently for an hour or so talking about them.
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  11. My mother was among one of the first in the US to get penicillin, her mother was a top nurse at a hospital near Ft.Meade in Maryland. My mom was a very young child, and cute, and she had a terrible infection on her leg. The only choice was to amputate. It had not responded to the treatments used at the time (they did treat infection. But it was very difficult to treat.) I am fairly sure it was her super cute looks, and her very good looking mother, helped get her to the top of the list. (My grandmother was also very tenacious and determined). And so my mother kept her leg, and she had my brothers and myself. She has stories about how it was applied and also how BIG the needle was and how slowly it went in! But she is part of Maryland history, and I named my own daughter Evelyn after her great grandmother. My Evelyn is as determined and tenacious as her great grandmother!
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  12. Thanks Ryan for all you do, from one 11B to another!!!
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  13. So, what you're saying is, we should hide our Patriots inside giant bananas?
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  14. I really enjoy listening to The Telegraph for Military commentary because there are vets talking about war. It just makes sense. I enjoyed your description of how to do the necessary research.
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  15. Awesome video Ryan McBeth and well explained. And as a prior navy, I definitely enjoyed the last one “army is something you did, as a marine is something you are”!
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  16. Do you also smoke cigars!? We could be C# besties.
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  17. Regarding what you said at the end: I'm not here because you're entertaining, and I think same goes for a massive portion of your viewer base. I'm here because in spite of biases that we all have, you are committed to giving nuanced and objective information and qualify the sources of that information. You are experienced, educated, and smart enough to cut through a lot of the BS and move people closer to real facts in what's effectively a peer-reviewed manner, since you constantly adapt your views to other professionals in their fields and realistically have the best shot widescale who to trust. Don't get me wrong, you are funny! That's what gets the algorithm to make a video viral, but what keeps people coming back is a dedication to factual information and total exposure of your biases. You won't change you views or parrot propaganda for some blood money. Keep up the great work. You might be some random Irish alcoholic, but you are using your particular set of skills to make the world a much better place... and that's not even mentioning AeroMed Lab.
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  18. Very much enjoyed the video, Ryan. You deserve the traction you are getting on YouTube, keep up the great work! All the best.
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  19. When I was in the recon team, anytime we stopped movement, we’d always perform SLLS. Stop, Look, Listen Smell. After spending a week in the woods, you learn that everything SMELLS. Anything that doesn’t belong, looks sounds and smells different. When trash is about, that that smells. And it’s a sign that someone has been there, and they could come back.
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  20. That was eloquent, moving. “The Army is something you did; the Marines is something you are.” Beautiful and exactly right. I did the Army. 😊
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  21. Thanks! Bang up job, Ryan! Well done.
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  22. The video is at once both an informative and entertaining look at how Canada and the United States jointly distinguish friend from for on their northern frontier. Well done sarge, keep up the good work.
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  23. Lloyd Austin needs to retire and promote Ryan McBeth to Secretary of Defense.
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  24. I’m happy to see I’m adhering to these tips. I commend them to everyone!
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  25. Rambo! Love it. Great choice
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  26. Great video, concise and to the point, way better than the stupid cyber security video they make us watch at work. They should show this to us that travel and stay in hotels. Thank you.
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  27. Former crew chief here. 1994-1998. Very true brother. I once caught a torn oxygen tube that so many people overlooked on post flight because some of the clowns never did their job. Could've been a serious code and caused pilot black out. . I once caught stator crack in engine too. Did two tours in Gulf. Some guys were sharp others were worthless and scared me.
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  28. Here you go Ryan! Thanks!
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  29. Graduating warrant school this week then heading to flight school after. What an incredible video thank you for the perspective and information!
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  30. I did the American Birkebeiner (the largest cross country ski marathon in north America) in Hayward Wisconsin, And roughly the same thing happened.. I got bad directions since there was no hotel near the startline anymore no find anymore no staging area. I get there in the middle of the night before the race. So I'm back in the pack because I had bronchitis flare up halfway through the race and nearly passed over at every aid station along the way. I knew I was gonna get my a** kicked on the race but but I finished because I saw somebody from my club he backed out at the 1st aid station he could.... So one a** kicking of a marathon later, Every time I saw somebody more than once I was shouting encouragement at them and tell them "keep on er keep on er!", even going so far as shouting (kind demeanor) at this nice lady from Kentucky when she expressed doubt...."heck, do it for Rand Paul!". So fast forward to the end of the race race and I'm sprinting down Main Street like everybody does does 3 blocks before the finish line 9:35 before the course closed down, I'm thinking I'll make it across the finish line in my slowest time ever so screw this I'm gonna go and kiss the ground. God had other plans, I get across the finish line I trip and fall and face plant hard into what had turned into ice. I look up from my Impact zone Only to see the world's shortest EMT from the native reservation nearby. She picked me up like I was a loaf of bread. Got carried to the med station, sat there then a bit later walked to the shuttle bus back to the start for my car.... On the way to the shuttle bus I encountered at least half a dozen people who told me they would have quit the race right then and there if it wasn't for me. And in that moment I knew, I gotta come back harder than ever next yearIs and train and train and train some more. So after my recovery period of almost 2 months, I have been weight lifting and doing cardio 5 days a week every week. I may not get a smoking fast time for the 1st time, but for d*** sure I'll be the strongest one there. Leg pressing half a ton already. Gotta fly ttyl
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  31. As a retired AF pilot I say you are spot on.
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  32. F-16 needs 19 man hours per 1 hour of flight. 10 of those are doing FOD walks. 😛 As a former USAF maintainer (2W1), this was spot on dude. Awesome vid man. Thanks!
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  33. Great video! I'm a retired SMSgt who spent the vast majority of my 24-year career in maintenance. I started out in NDI/JOAP, then shop chief, Fabrication Flight Chief, and then I did other things. I retired in 2005. It was good to hear you say words like AGE, E&E, Red Xs, and all that stuff that rings all my bells, heh! I was impressed that you mentioned JOAP. Oh, the stories I could tell you....
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  34. I’m thinking about it in my 50’s!
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  35. Never would I have believe I’d be in a Wendy’s parking lot only for it to be shown in the video I’m watching as I wait in the drive through
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  36. Maybe G_D chose you to be there so that those men could come home because you made the right decision!
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  37. Ryan's anthrax shot, Hey guys, it's pretty scary in here. How bad is it? Have you've ever seen Fantastic Voyage?
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  38. I was a Crew Chief at Loring. SAC Era. First 2 years were in Tanker Phase. Volunteered for the Line. SAC demanded a high bar work ethic. Slackers were not Crew Chiefs, but were usually sent to shift work or maintenance team. Some of us crewed with a bit of...fangs. But a current altitude chamber card, flight physical, shot records, and passport opened doors to a work career that cannot be equaled in civ life. I am more proud of my Master Crew Chief badge than the stripes on my sleeve. Loring. Tip of the Spear. Cold War Era. Hard core. This video earned respect. Good job. Thank you.
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  39. Ten years as a jet engine mechanic on the F-15 and F-16. Nice to be acknowledged!
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  40. Ryan 50 years ago I drew the short straw and got to spend a week in the field as the artillery liaison NCO. I was the driver for the officer who was in charge of artillery. I was a Red Leg and not a grunt. I had one uniform, a poncho and a blanket for a week. My officer put several cases of C-Rats in the jeep witch contained a non portable radio. I was an E-3 doing the job of an E-6. I knew radio protocols. Infantry officers would give fire missions to the Artillery Liaison Officer . He then gave me the battery for the fire mission and I would call it in. So I did it all right. When there was nothing happening I was told to leave the Command “Tent” . Then I placed my poncho on the ground and covered with the blanket. This was until I was called by my officer. I did my job well and ate cold C-Rats for a week.
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  41. I'm from New Jersey and English is not my first language LOL. Same here, from Jersey City
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  42. Good mention on the 27 Infantry NY National Guard becoming citizens. Not enough people know that a lot of people get their citizenship by serving, and they're excellent troops.
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  43. Ryan...I second @vso_Gun_Channel. Thanks for having me on.
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  44. I am in the USCG and I love the Gator navy and everything thing they can do to help with disaster relief. I am currently at Camp Lejeune and billeted with some of the 2nd CEB and have talked about this with them. So thank you for the video and showing how things can be used for multiple purposes.
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  45. I didn’t realize you were the same account reviewing Ukraine tactics and ambushes. I loved the anti tank ware fare video as I was a Anti tank missile gunner attached to 1st Tank Batt.
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  46. "Do you have any idea how big of a deal it is to retask those satellites?"
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  47. Saw this video on my feed and decided to check it out! I’m a Rakkasans and was out there for OLE III. The artillery footage at the beginning was my battery and was extremely cool to see in your video! Keep the videos coming!
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  48. Im surprised he didn't lick the tank to tell us how bitter nato tanks are and how sweet russia's are
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  49. I get it. 3 deployments, 3 empty houses. Class B dependents never seem to stick around.
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  50. That's the best youtube video I've ever seen. Great science primer and phenomenal self-defense explainer. Truman at the end was a touch of genius. Thanks and congratz.
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