A video show about my feelings , my life and my opinions about around the world

The second edision of the CMW SHOW. This episode contains the weekly rant, Wacky News and the top ten.

T-45 premature takeoff

Critics

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It's about time we had a video for the Coast Guard and this one makes the wait worthwhile! It was made by Brian Shajari, a Port Security Specialist in the   more...Coast Guard Reserves, who goes to college when not called for active duty. He tell (GM) he used Windows Movie Maker 2 for the editing and found the material on several Coast Guard websites and from some friends.

I think the music choice is perfect using "Somewhere I Belong" by Linkin Park. Brian worked on several versions of this video and this final edit goes prefectly to the music. There are high quality pictures and video of various Coast Guard units in action that most people have never seen before. Hopefully more people will have a chance now to see what a great force our US Coast Guard and Coast Guard Reserve provides for us at home and overseas!

You can email Brian here (ss559@swbell.net) if you want to tell him what you think.

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Rebuilding In a Combat Zone "SeaBees"

Music Video of Army Helo Thunder!!
Helo is short for Helicopter. pronounced HE Low

Swiss Air Force

USMC - Silent Drill Team Take 2

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Captain Wedley, The Enforcer

Tribute to French Air Power

To All the Armed forces from

The Largest aircraft to Land and take off from a Carrier. Actual footage. No wires, no tricks!

British troops in the Royal Dragoon Guards at their Al Faw base in Iraq do a spoof of Tony Christie's song, "Amarillo". Their version is called, "Is This The Way To Armadillo?" It   more...was based on comic Peter Kay's original spoof of the same song done for Comic Relief which features a whole host of familiar faces.  less

This is an email from Anjie M. from Myspace.com,

Here's the story behind the video, I found it at http://www.command-post.org:

"Kosovo" Music Video Sparks Diplomatic Row
Well, this is interesting.   more...That music video from the Norwegian troops, to the tune of the Beach Boys' "Kokomo"? After getting out on the Internet, it sparked a full-blown (and admittedly, legitimate) diplomatic incident.
Yahoo News and Al-Jazeera both cover the clash. But only Winds of Change.NET has the lyrics, along with the video links to "Kosovo" and the full version of the British Dragoons' "Is This The Way To Armadillo"...

One of my clients sent it to me after I forwarded several support the troops emails and I saved it to my computer so now it's a part of my family's daily routine. We love it, even my 3 yr old daughter sings it, with the exception of the cursing. It's nice to know that they (our troops  less

Lots of quality video clips from Iraq were used to make this touching tribute to one soldier's sacrifice. A guy who goes by THUD, made this video after seeing an ABC special featuring 1st Sgt Ed Smith.   more...This is dedicated to his ultimate sacrifice.  less

A killer video featuring tons of action shots of Recon units from East Timor. This is one of three recon videos sent in by D Roach, and uses another great track from Linkin Park. Crank it up and joy!

Someone going by the name of "THUD", did an awesome job on this one and it carries a powerful message. Using Linkin Park's "Nobody's Listening", this video focuses on our military   more...response to 9/11 and the message that we're trying to send. Since GrouchyMedia isn't a place for politics I'll just leave it at that and leave you to interpret any deeper meanings.

I don't know much about THUD. There was a video from him in early 2004 that wasn't ready for posting online but was a good first effort. Then THUD sent in this one after getting Adobe Premiere and little more practice editing. It's definitely some nice work and I'm proud to post it on the site.

So if you like Linkin Park and the lyrics to "Nobody's Listening", you'll definitely like this video. By using lines such as "blood, sweat, and tears" and "heart full of pain", timed perfectly to images of war in action, we get a real sense of the difficulties our soldiers face. This isn't a sappy video or a glossy look at war from high up at 10,000 feet from plane footage. We get a good balance of success, sacrifice, and struggle that US and allied forces are facing and going through.

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Let the Bodies Hitthe Floor

Welcome to Die Terrorists Die. This video once again features some amazing clips and images of various US and Allied Armed Forces, and is considered the sequel to Taliban Bodies. The music this time is   more..."Die M.F. Die", by Dope, a band who grew up where I now live in West Palm Beach, FL. The song is hard, it's loud, and it pretty much makes my point to the terrorists clear.
While Taliban Bodies focused mainly on military weaponry and equipment, this new one is entirely dedicated to the men and woman who operate the machinery and put their lives on the line to fight for the rest of us. Almost every picture and clip used in Die Terrorists Die came directly from people in the service, including a bunch of shots taken in 2002, during the war in Afghanistan.  less

lyrics for "Woo Hoo" originaly by Blur
Woo hoo!
Woo hoo!
Woo hoo!
Woo hoo!
Woo hoo!

I got my head checked
By a jumbo jet
It wasn't easy
But nothing is
Woo hoo!
When I feel heavy metal
Woo hoo!
And I'm pins   more...and I'm needles
Woo hoo!
Well I lie and I'm easy
All of the time but I'm never sure why I need you
Pleased to meet you.

I got my head done
When I was young
It's not my problem
It's not my problem

Woo hoo!
When I feel heavy metal
Woo hoo!
And I'm pins and I'm needles
Woo hoo!
Well I lie and I'm easy
All of the time but I'm never sure why I need you
Pleased to meet you

Yeah yeah
Yeah yeah
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USAF F-22 Raptor

USAF Peace Through Strength