When Special Ops Had No Rules: 1990s Throwback
May 30, 2026
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as posted by the channel"Nobody gives two shits that you made it out of selection."
In this explosive throwback episode, Jake sits down with retired SWCC (SWIC) Operator Eric Sims to pull back the curtain on the brutal, unregulated, and raw warrior culture of 1990s Special Operations. Long before the internet and social media sanitized the military, checking into a boat team at Little Creek meant surviving "Fight Club" culture, backyard keg brawls, and brutal pool-deck drowning games.
Jake and Eric share unfiltered stories from the deck—including the infamous day Jake almost drowned a fellow Black officer on the pier for a massive lack of respect, the true cost of being the "lead sled dog" on your marriage, and how the wartime reserves forced operators right back into the fire. If you want the unvarnished, old-school truth about Navy Special Warfare, this is it.
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