VET Tv Reviews

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!

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.

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

this app 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 this app 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!

Whenever you see soldiers on tv or in movies they are portrayed like robotic dorks. Thank God this app got it right and there telling the real story of military life. 20% military bearing 80% savage is the best way to describe my 14 years military service. What makes this app so great is that the stories are so relatable, and shows how vets use humor to cope with the really tough situations there put in. As funny as the shows are, the real message of ptsd, veteran suicide, and supporting each other is always present. Watching and laughing at the episodes helped me as well as other vets I know deal with the internal demons we brought home with us. Thank you this app for all you’ve done to support us by keeping us laughing. Please never water down what you do, it’s perfect the way it is.

I am a disabled veteran. I walk upright. I have 10 fingers and 10 toes. I have no physical deformities. My disability is mental. I live alone with my dog. On the surface I seem fairly normal, at least I think so. But I have no friends, I keep family at a distance, I can’t maintain a relationship, I don’t allow work associates to get too close… I am entirely closed off. Vet TV is my release. It brings me back to a time when my life made sense. Through their humor they connect us to a point in our lives that shaped who we would become, good and bad. I can’t even tell you how often turning this on has brought me out of darkness and into the light. Vet TV is truly life altering.

I’ve seen a few ads about Vet Tv on social media, and I finally decided to give it a chance. The content is all fresh and original, which is a major plus! I haven’t watched everything yet, but everything I have seen is really well done, entertaining, and makes me want to keep watching. However, if you aren’t a military vet, this is NOT for you. It’s always funny when you a have a friend (or friends) who was in a different branch watch this content with you, and if you don’t understand it, it’s a bonding moment of pure laughter and understanding of the shenanigans from each branch. Well worth the subscription in my opinion!

VETTv not only helped me by making me laugh which we all know is the best medication but it also helped me realize how lucky I am to be apart of such an amazing community filled with so many amazing people and also helped save me in a very dark part of my life. It also helped save my career because it has changed my mindset to realize I’m not like the majority of the population. Thank you to everyone involved with the production of these shows from the bottom of my heart because you guys made me realize that I’m different but a good kind of different in my own way. Thank you to anyone who has served and is currently serving with me.

So the previews had me hooked with the dark humor. I’ve been watching Devil Docs and I have to admit the vibe is VERY similar to civilian sector jobs and the bonds built in a firehouse or ambulance company. (If any HR company reads this I’m definitely a hacker )
The series provided here have been confirmed to be a source of therapy for my buddies who have served our country. They enjoy it thoroughly and have stories to tell when watching which they normally wouldn’t have brought up otherwise without proper context.
Thank you all for giving me a way to connect and understand my loved ones better.

If your weak or soft then you will be greatly offended and have to ask mommy and daddy to help you with more therapy because this brings back your bad memories of when you scraped your knee when you were 7. But seeing as now you’re in your 30s you want to branch out, well stick with American idol you softy.

For those who served or have dark humor you have now found your paradise, NSFW so put headphones on and don’t let people look over your shoulder.

Also night terror neck brace challenge, go to work in a busy area and watch the whole thing keep a straight face if

I am usually on and off with watching this epic show but since my son was born, we have been at Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital with him. While he is sleeping, I use that time to get my mind off of things and watch all the episodes I can! I actually won the first year subscription through Irreverent Warriors Memphis contest right before the silkies hike! I will definitely be purchasing each years subscription after this one is done!! Loving every minute of it! The amazing humor and sick twisted mindsets remind me of my every day life while I was in the Marine Corps living in the barracks lol... thanks for everything you guys do there at this app!!

I am very thankful for this series production to be be in my life right now. It’s a great feeling knowing that we are not alone in the way we act as we do and how tight we are as a unit. (Civilians will never understand our sick and twisted awesomeness that we exude when we are alive.)Thank you for reminding me of how strong we are as Marines. This truly has been my light through the darkness. It’s a feeling no one will ever know without achieving the honor of holding the EGA as a United States Marine! Rah! Semper Fi, Gents! Stay Salty & Hard For Life!!! #mission22 #ourcause #unitedstatesmarinecorp #semperfi #0311 #bandofbrothers #chestypuller #1775 #tuntavern #sandpit #yellowfootprints #drillinstructors #unitedstatesofamerica #chainofcommand #13thgeneralorder #mopgear #SMEAC #sop #whiskeytangofoxtrot #BAMCIS #SALUTE #DRAWD #LPOP #JJDIDTIEBUCKLE #hollywoodmarines #rollercoaster #parisisland #whiteelephants #brothersforlife #golf2/3 #3rdherd #gmen #fortesfortunajuvat #honorcouragecommitment #discipline #sandfleas #gaschamber #bootcamp #terminallance

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Semper Fi!
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A close friend that I served with recommended VETTv. I’m glad I checked it out. As vets we need to laugh more. Face it, we can relate to just about everything that’s on this site. Yes we have a sick sense of humor and we are different but who cares. Vet tv has something for everyone. Even if you didn’t deploy to the sandbox there is something for you. I recommend this site to everyone of my friends to include civilians. They may not understand it completely but at least they get an idea of what we find humorous. Thank you Vet tv for making this warrior laugh.

My family is all military and all branches and my son’s currently serving in the Marines. I saw the ad for Vet TV and mainly subscribed for him so he’d have something relatable and entertaining to watch in his spare time, but I find that it’s all I ever watch myself anymore 🤣 Great job and pat on the back to all the Vet TV team! Appreciate this more than you know. Also want to give a Huge Thank You to all of you for your sacrifice and dedication you’ve given to our country. Only wish more people were grateful to our military members for all they do.

I love this this app it helps me as a combat veteran to help me to better cope and understand I’m not alone when it comes to the real aspect of WAR which is not exactly for everyone. Anyway this app makes situations that we are put in laughable and I can’t get enough! I used to feel so alone when it came to the point of no one understanding what I went through in war and that your ordered to do things that you don’t exactly want to do but the chain of command is there for a reason. Thanks this app for making light and for being real!!

I’m not a veteran nor served in the armed forces. I do support you guys and give my upmost respect to all active and veteran service members. I’m talking to a Marine who is on deployment. So you show makes me laugh and worry less. Because the realities of combat can be very overwhelming. I’m really am enjoying Vet Tv plus you guys are very good looking!😁. I especially like the ones about the Marines! I love the satire to what you all had to deal while serving. It was not easy I’m sure especially for you all that served on the frontlines. I can’t wait for more episodes.

I was skeptical when I first saw the previews, but upon further investigation I found vet tv to be an incredible resource for the best type of entertainment for vets. Vet tv really captures the culture and mindset of most combat vets specifically in a grunts life. I almost feel like I’m back with my brothers when I watch this series. I’m really happy I spent the money to get the year subscription I am recommending this to all my brothers who served with me. I know some of my brothers who were lost in afghan would definitely be candidates for roles in this series.

We all hear the stories of soldiers coming home to see all their things packed nicely away and a dear john on the counter, or living in the barracks, realizing that you would definitely not get this interaction living in an apartment in your home town, but vet tv have visualized that for us. A veteran owned and operated app is something I can really get behind especially when I’m on 24 hour staff duty or CQ. On top of all these stories, they go as far as to revamp popular television shows through the scope of a soldiers environment and makes it relatable and witty

The best part of your shows is how there’s no PC. It’s writing is unfettered and refreshing. It seems all media, now a days, has to pass the PC test before it’s tubed into our devices. Also a huge plus to your show is, how it revolves around the military. There’s some funny crap that comes out of that culture. Having been a Marine May self, I can relate and certainly miss the free-flow banter. Keep up the great work and thanks for bringing a smile and an atmosphere of freedom to many of us.

Raw, absolutely hilarious, and insanely well thought-out shows with incredible actors and actresses.
More accurate than any other show or movie, probably to the point where some people might not believe how real some of the shows are.
I watch a lot of shows and movies on different streaming services to pass the time, and this app makes me laugh out loud non-stop or just smile, thus curing the crippling depression I have and makes me forget I still don’t have my DD-214 yet. Keep doing what you do guys!

As one who has served in the armed forces, I am speaking from experience when I say that we have to hold a lot of our emotions not just to keep our cool but for “the mission”. VETTv has allowed several friends of mine including myself to know that we are not alone with these thoughts or emotions that are so hard to express without losing our cool. VET TV has shown that humor really is the best medicine for dealing with the harsh reality that the military can throw at you.

By vets, for vets. What else can you ask for? More specifically, why do you care what I think?

Get some boot to get a month long subscription in exchange for that beer you got him, and check it out for yourself. Don’t like it? Go back to your desk job or slam a couple shots of whisky, smoke a cigar, and do a lap around your building in nothing but your silkies, then watch another episode.

(Also, “reach out and text someone” at the end of every episode is a nice touch. Love what y’all do!)