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by AlicetheJacobyt

I’m a 23yo civilian currently in school for a psychiatric undergrad degree that I want continue into a masters or maybe even doctorates of psychology for the sake of becoming a therapist for veterans and police officers with PTSD. I have several friends in various branches of the armed forces and have lost a couple to mental health issues directly related to their time in the service. I know from experiencing my own trauma that it’s hard to accept help from someone who’s never been exposed to the kinds of hardships that you as a victim are faced with, or people who take their book knowledge too seriously. I plan on joining up as soon as I get my degree and finishing my education while enlisted.
Now, having gratuitously sucked my own dick, I’ve got to say- this is exactly what I was expecting and 10x better than I had hoped. Some of the jokes go over my head, and I don’t have a lot of time to invest in watching it, but I’m paying for the subscription if only because if supports the cause. I wish I had had this to share with my friend when he was in a rough patch after coming home. It’s probably saving lives. Y’all are awesome for what you’re doing, and I will continue to support. Keep up the good work!

by Moe's Input...

Accept no substitutes. What civilians see on movies and TV is just an actor trying to be as awesome as Veterans, truth be told, even encountering us in person is simply an act...

Then, you turn on Vet TV, and you stop smiling and laughing with us, and start wondering what the (Eff) is wrong with us? All the while, we are laughing out (bums) off.

THIS is the real deal, to everyone else, we are honorable ambassadors to our nation. Between all of us, we are rude, crude, and have mastered over 10,000 ways to creatively use the ‘F’ word...and we are incredibly good at it. Welcome to reality, where inside that ECP is a land of wonder, imagination, and a bunch of disgruntled and hilarious sadists that would as soon dropkick someone down the barracks hall and drink, rather than tell them they’re good friends (cause that would be H-0-M-0 AF)

But, there is something positive under all this, brings awareness to veteran Suicide and other pressing issues, encouraging viewers to reach out to a buddy and help them laugh and remember when times were simpler, and maybe that laughter they have, even if it’s short, may keep them away from the edge, the demons that so many of us brought back with us and live with every day.

Much respect to the people behind the scenes that made this channel happen, they have a subscriber for life.

by JTtheCanuck

So let me preface this by saying I’m a 19 year old civi that wants to join the military one day.

VetTv is the best streaming platform ever. Their content is pure gold. I love how it shows the real military without sugar coating anything so people like myself can really see what is basically the best, most real advertising the military can get. Everyone says that the military on the big screen is not like that in reality, but these guys show the real deal. Yes, it is messed up. Yes, it shows the negatives. However, it provides the most accurate depiction of what I want to one day want to do. Now I have no excuse for getting surprised by the inner workings of the military because the team at VetTv makes hilarious content that doubles as truthful content. They should show this in all high schools 😂. Overall, great entertainment while being informative.

Mad respect from Canada!