Summary of Jocko Podcast 182 w/ John "TILT" Stryker Meyer: The Claustrophobic Reality of The Vietnam Jungle

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Jocko Stryker Meyer discusses the claustrophobic reality of the Vietnam jungle and the importance of situational awareness and training. He describes an incident in which he and his team were forced to withdraw from an enemy position.

00:00:00 Staff Sergeant Arthur "Bader" Bader was killed in a helicopter accident while on a mission in the Prairie Fryer area of operations. Jocko Podcast 182 features John "TILT" Stryker Meyer, who discusses the reality of war and the impact of loss on Special Forces personnel.
00:05:00 John "TILT" Stryker Meyer's book, on the ground, tells the story of a team of Special Forces soldiers who, in Vietnam, went on numerous missions, some of which resulted in high casualty rates. Meyer, a veteran of the Vietnam War, discusses his experiences and how they have shaped his views on war.
00:10:00 The video discusses the experiences of John "TILT" Stryker Meyer, an efore (special forces) officer who served in Vietnam. Meyer discusses the monotonous routines of camp life and the petty rules and regulations of special forces. He also discusses the excitement of being in the field and the sense of camaraderie among special forces troops. Meyer reflects on his experiences and how they've shaped him as a person. He recalls one particular mission in which he was lucky to be present.
00:15:00 John "TILT" Stryker Meyer and his team prepare to parachute into a hostile Vietnam jungle in order to destroy a North Vietnamese supply base. The helicopter they are riding in is unexpectedly fired on by the enemy, and John Bubba is forced to jump out and lay down on the ground to avoid being shot. They quickly head to the wood line and set up a perimeter, but are soon compelled to burrow deeper into the jungle in order to hide from the enemy. Despite the darkness and dense vegetation, they are able to successfully destroy the supply base.
00:20:00 John "TILT" Stryker Meyer discusses the realities of the Vietnam jungle, discussing how the deep, dark, claustrophobic environment can be a dangerous and daunting experience, with a focus on the importance of keeping one's situational awareness tight. Meyer also discusses how cockiness can cost lives, and how veterans must overcome their fear in order to remain vigilant and prepared.
00:25:00 Jocko Podcast 182 discusses the fear of the Vietnam jungle and how to deal with it. The author discusses a point man's experience of patrolling in the jungle and how he would never be able to tell if the point man was ahead of him or behind him. The author also discusses the importance of taking the high ground in order to stay safe.
00:30:00 In this video, Jocko Stryker Meyer discusses the realities of patrolling in the Vietnam jungle, including the importance of communication and training. He also describes an incident in which he and another soldier were forced to withdraw from an enemy position after being overrun by more enemy troops.
00:35:00 Jocko Podcast 182 features John "TILT" Stryker Meyer discussing the claustrophobic reality of the Vietnam Jungle. Meyer talks about how he had good and bad news about their location and the risk of helicopters not being able to extraction them before nightfall. He also discusses the enemy closing in from multiple directions and how they were forced to fight their way back to their original location. The podcast ends with Meyer informing Covey of their dire straights and how they may only have a hundred meters of opportunity to escape.
00:40:00 In this podcast, John "TILT" Stryker Meyer discusses his experience as a member of RTI Idaho during the Vietnam War. He describes the claustrophobic reality of the jungle and the psychological effects of being surrounded by enemies. He also discusses the role of the a1e in their battle against the NVA.
00:45:00 The video discusses how a recon team was wiped out in the first few minutes of a fight with the NVA, and how air support was quickly delivered.
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00:55:00 In this video, Jocko talks about the experience of being in a jungle during the Vietnam War. He describes a giant metal jungle penetrator, a big metal spear, and how it was used to hook to a crane and drop down onto the ground. The weight of the machine caused the ropes to become taut, and gunfire from the enemy began to ring out. Jocko and his team were the last ones out of the jungle, and he used his m79 to shoot around for enemies and set off the Claymore grenade.

01:00:00 - 02:00:00

In this podcast, John "TILT" Stryker Meyer discusses the realities of being a jungle combat leader in Vietnam. He recalls his first self-inflicted wound, discusses the different weapons and ammunition he and his team carried, and discusses the importance of heavy machine guns in such a setting.

01:00:00 John "TILT" Stryker Meyer discusses Operation Tailwind, in which helicopters were shot down and six of the team's members were left stranded in the Vietnam jungle for five days. Despite the harrowing experience, the team was ultimately lucky and made it out alive.
01:05:00 John "Tilt" Stryker Meyer discusses the Claustrophobic Reality of The Vietnam Jungle in the Jocko Podcast 182. He discusses the difficulties of communicating with the South Vietnamese, the intense training and preparation for going into combat, and the camaraderie and brotherhood that developed among the Special Forces soldiers.
01:10:00 John "TILT" Stryker Meyer discusses the challenges of operating in the Vietnam jungle, including the danger of friendly fire. He also discusses the techniques he and his team used to overcome these challenges.
01:15:00 John "TILT" Stryker Meyer discusses how the Vietnam War was fought and the different ways in which targets were chosen. He also talks about how his own mental state during combat was affected by the knowledge that a target might not be worth bombing.
01:20:00 In this video, John "TILT" Stryker Meyer discusses the mental strain of being in a combat zone. He recalls a time when he had a feeling that one of his team members was hesitant, and how this hesitation could have led to disaster. Meyer also describes a mission where they had to take out a mortar team, and how careful planning was necessary in order to make sure the mission was successful. He emphasizes the importance of having a positive attitude in combat, and advises against letting fear hold you back from doing your job.
01:25:00 The author discusses his experience of being a reconnaissance soldier in Vietnam, noting that every mission was fraught with risk, but that the key to success was training and preparation. He recalls one particular mission in which he and his team were inserted into an enemy-controlled area, and was relieved when the mission was completed without any casualties.
01:30:00 The author discusses the reality of combat in the Vietnam War, specifically the challenges of navigating dense jungle environments and carrying limited supplies. He also recalls a time when he was the only person able to operate a radio in a helicopter, and how his body adapted to avoid defecating in the field.
01:35:00 John "TILT" Stryker Meyer discusses his experience as a cubby rider during his time in the Vietnam jungle, and how frequently he would debrief his team in order to ensure they had the resources they needed to continue succeeding. John also talks about the dangers of working in Triple Canopy, and how he eventually became one of the "one zeroes."
01:40:00 John "TILT" Stryker Meyer discusses how the tactics used by U.S. forces in Vietnam changed over time, from trying to evade and escape to engaging the enemy head-on. He also discusses a story of a Frenchman who went into a CIA mission and was successful in disabling a fuel dump.
01:45:00 The author discusses various gear and items he didn't bring on his second tour in Vietnam, including a car15, an M16 with forward assist, and a sling. He also mentions that he carried bandages and crevasses.
01:50:00 In this podcast, John "TILT" Stryker Meyer discusses the realities of being a jungle combat leader in Vietnam. He recalls his first self-inflicted wound, discusses the different weapons and ammunition he and his team carried, and discusses the importance of heavy machine guns in such a setting. He also recalls one instance where he ran out of ammunition and had to resort to using his Winchester rifle as a makeshift firearm.
01:55:00 Jocko Podcast 182 features John "TILT" Stryker Meyer discussing the claustrophobic reality of the Vietnam jungle. Mr. Meyer discusses the importance of carrying enough frag grenades, the weight of body armor, and the importance of wearing gloves in order to protect hands from injury. He also discusses the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) in the Vietnam jungle, including the use of boots, jungle fatigues, and a luminous watch.

02:00:00 - 02:45:00

In this video, John "TILT" Stryker Meyer discusses the Claustrophobic Reality of The Vietnam Jungle. He describes the various materials used to make clothing and other equipment in the jungle, and how a willingness to work hard and be disciplined can lead to success. He also talks about the benefits of consuming various supplements and foods, and how they can help improve one's overall health and well-being.

02:00:00 Tilt Stryker Meyer discusses the dangers of the Vietnam jungle, including the prevalence of leeches and mosquitoes. He also mentions the importance of carrying mosquito nets, hand grenades, and a gas mask.
02:05:00 The video discusses the challenges soldiers faced while in the Vietnam jungle, including the difficulty in carrying heavy gear and the risk of being shot out. It also discusses the use of various gear, including a PRC 25 radio, an extra magazine for an M79 rifle, and a rain jacket.
02:10:00 John "TILT" Stryker Meyer discusses the heavy loads he and other Special Forces personnel carried during combat in Vietnam. He thanks the men who fought alongside SOG, and dedicates the book Sod Chronicles to them.
02:15:00 John "TILT" Stryker Meyer discusses the unique challenges faced by aviators in the Vietnam War, including the danger of airstrikes close to the enemy. He also discusses the importance of sappers, who were specifically trained to attack American positions from behind enemy lines.
02:20:00 John "TILT" Stryker Meyer discusses the importance of having fun while training Jiu Jitsu, as well as the short- and long-term benefits of practicing the martial art. He also discusses the importance of gear, and how important it is to have a key for your practice area.
02:25:00 In this episode of the Jocko Podcast, John "TILT" Stryker Meyer discusses the Claustrophobic Reality of the Vietnam Jungle. He describes the various materials used to make clothing and other equipment in the jungle, and how a willingness to work hard and be disciplined can lead to success. He also talks about the benefits of consuming various supplements and foods, and how they can help improve one's overall health and well-being.
02:30:00 In this episode, John "TILT" Stryker Meyer discusses how he's learned to be more mindful of how his body looks and how that has influenced his approach to fitness. He also discusses how getting addicted to something can be a good thing, and how to avoid getting addicted to unhealthy foods.
02:35:00 Jocko discusses how he is trying to encourage people to subscribe to his YouTube channel in order to see more of his content. He also mentions that he has a new YouTube channel, "Warrior Kid Podcast," which is about teaching kids about martial arts.
02:40:00 John "TILT" Stryker Meyer discusses the psychological warfare waged on the donut industry by his debut album, Secret War in Vietnam. He also recommends books and podcasts on leadership.
02:45:00 John "TILT" Stryker Meyer discusses the Claustrophobic Reality of The Vietnam Jungle, a leadership seminar that he is hosting in September. The next seminar, in December, is already sold out. The online platform Extreme Ownership & Calm (EF Online) offers resources for leadership training.