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I Can Do That

NFL all-pro lineman Lane Johnson recently participated in a military exercise that provided Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape training. Working alongside a former Green Beret and Army Ranger, Lane successfully completed his mission, deepening his admiration for all who serve our country.

I Can Do That

Video Duration: seven minutes and two seconds

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SERE prepares special operation soldiers for rapid, high-risk, complex missions, deep in enemy territory. We're going to sneak into these buildings right here. Come on. We're going to have to retrieve a package and then move to extraction. Great job. This is awesome. It amazed me, just similarities with military service and football. I love the brotherhood, the teamwork that it takes to fight for the men and women. This is left and right of you. This is "I Could Do That." SERE Edition, presented by USAA.

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I'm Lane Johnson, all pro right tackle. Today, we're outside Philadelphia. I'm here with a bunch of Army veterans about to get a taste of SERE training.

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What's going on? Hey, Lane. Good to meet you. Nice to meet you. Think you can handle some military SERE training? I can do that. Let's go. SERE stands for survival, evasion, resistance, and escape. Today, what I have prepared for Lane is an abbreviated version of the SERE experience. And then we're going to put it all together in our culmination exercise. So first thing Jason taught me was land navigation. So I had to learn how to use my compass and go from location A to location B. We're working on a technique called dead reckoning to get a direction of travel. So dial in 10. And then establishing a pace count so we know how far we've walked over land through thick terrain.

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We moved on to urban evasion, how enemy's movements dictate his movement, use of cover and concealment to keep from being seen or detected. All right, Lane. We have an urban area in front of us here. And if you kind of scan this area, you kind of see some combatants out here. These are the bad guys. This is my cover on the outside. And I have these buildings through here. I'm going to lay out here in this last cover and conceal position and look at the most advantageous route. If I got a guy in a tower here, I'm not going to want to enter there, correct? So I'm going to want to look for those gaps where you can actually exploit the enemy's movement. We are flanking.

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That's right, flanking. There's going to be a package you're going to have to retrieve kind of in the center of an urban environment and then move to a rescue site.

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All right, Lane. The whole intention behind GTAS or Ground to Air Signal is to build a fire to let the overhead bird know your exact location for rescue. So we're going to start with larger pieces of wood as a base. The next thing we want to get on there is tinder. It's our smallest making material, light, airy, easily ignitable. Now I'm going to go kindling. Pencil size to toothpick size pieces of wood. Snap when they break, so I know they're dry. Place some tinder on top of that. So at this point, I'm teaching Lane one of the oldest forms of creating fire. Another more reliable means using the ferrocerium rod and striker. There it is. Yep, upside down on it. Place it in our hole we made. Feed the straw grass in. Once this starts to get established, we have some smoke here but not enough to really signal. So now we need to take our greens and put those on. We're going to throw those right on top.

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Look at that smoke. I've been camping. I've been hunting, so I'll spend a lot of time in the woods. But never got to officially make a fire. This is really cool. Jason is obviously very knowledgeable. He's a great teacher. So let's hope that I accumulate all these skills and I can use it in our last challenge.

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Lane certainly has the discipline and grit to take the training today and be successful at whatever I throw at him. All right, Lane, this is your culmination exercise. You got separated from your unit, enemy composition, unknown amount of enemy, disposition. It's a militia force. Use everything you did today, the navigation, the movement through urban area, and your ground air signal for rescue. Put it all together now to accomplish your mission on your own. OK. I'll put my skills to the test. 60 degrees, 50 meter.

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During the navigation, Lane is going to have to negotiate through a wooded environment to find the initial cache.

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His pace count was spot on. OK. So we got to our first point. Let's see what's in there. He retrieved that initial cache quite quickly. OK, this is the map. Looked at the strip map, figured out his next move. Container village.

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Hidden within that urban area, there's going to be a cache, and inside that cache, it's going to be in the makings to build his ground air signal. Start the fire and signal for rescue. Some of the things that Lane Johnson is going to have to face, Op 4, which is the opposition forces, that's going to be roaming in the area. So he has to be able to adapt and adjust. Op 4, opposition forces, main objective is to keep Lane from achieving his objective. Try to throw Lane off a little bit. I can hear them, so I'm going to try to be as quiet as I can. We're going to the bridge on this map. Across the bridge, away from the guy in the tower. So here we go.

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I've had multiple family members serve in the Army and Navy. It amazed me, just the similarities with military service of football. Got to get low.

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Got in the tower.

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The hardest part, being a professional football player, it's just mentally coming in each day, willing to attack whatever you have in front of you. We're out here. We're going to sneak in two of these buildings right here, figure out what's our next move. Lane did fantastic today. Very impressed with just his rapid decision making.

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There are goals to get to that container. There's a tower. He's going in and out. Whenever he goes back in or turns his back, we'll all last across the road. Lane formulated a plan. He figured out quite quickly the route he wanted to take. You could see his intelligence as he exploited the enemy's movements.

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The cache is here, so we are over here. I don't want to go and try to sneak through the main entrance. There's too many guards.

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Come on.

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As we select people into special forces, those are the people we're looking for with that level of mental toughness that seek out hard days to become callous towards situations that would break normal people.

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So now we have our tools to make a fire. Let's go.

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Fire starting spots here, so let's make a base.

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Can you elevate it off the ground in case it is a little bit moist?

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He was able to get his fire started, establish fire, and then send up dark smoke, which gave contrast to the terrain that he was in. All right, let's put the greens on here and make this smoke. Make sure I create enough smoke to alert airplanes, helicopters, overhead where my location is.

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Great job. Yes, sir. Awesome. It felt like I conquered Mount Everest today. Good signal. Good signal. Black smoke, birds inbound. Jason, you name it, he's done it. Green Beret, Army Ranger. I was very proud to have him teach me a thing or two today. Probably the biggest honor I've had as a player. I was a 2024 nominee for the USAA Salute to Service Award. Military, men and women. It amazed me just how they served with honor, the friendships they made, and the lives that they chose. Could Lane make it in the military? 110%. Could he make it through a SERE experience? No doubt in my mind. He could do that.

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Pre-NFL Draft military experience

Back in April, then NFL Draft prospects Jalen Milroe and Ashton Jeanty and their veteran dads got a chance to experience military life at the 128th Air Refueling Wing in Milwaukee.

NFL prospects spend day with the 128th Air Refueling Wing

Video Duration: 2 minutes 16 seconds

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[Col. Charles Merkel] We like to call ourselves the Milwaukee's hometown Air Force. We fly the KC-135 tanker. Our job is to refuel airplanes airborne. To be able to rub shoulders with some NFL prospects is a unique experience. This is the type of thing that we want to be a part of. It's pretty exciting for the whole wing today. 

[Jalen Milroe] Thank you for your service because the freedom that we have is through you and uh other branches of service.

[Ashton Jeanty] It doesn't go unnoticed by us for sure.

[Jalen Milroe] Coming here today. I didn't come alone. My dad is here. 

[Quentin Milroe Jr.] Every time I come on a military base, I get the little chill on my body because I remember what it was for me being that young 20, 21-year-old kid that came in and so it kind of takes me back. 

[Ashton Jeanty] I didn't come by myself either. My dad was here to meet you guys as well today. 

[Harry Jeanty] Who we are today has a lot to do with the military, and I'm so proud just to have had the opportunity to be in uniform and serve my nation. 

[Air Force Trainer] Welcome everybody. Today we're gonna get you in the simulator. Here we go, hop in and uh we'll get it going. 

[Jalen Milroe] This is crazy, bro.

[Air Force Trainer] You ready to go, my friend? Now you can slowly start to pull back.

[Air Force Trainer] Nicely done. Now you're flying. Start turning to your left right toward the city. How's it feel? 

[Ashton Jeanty] It was real.

[Air Force Trainer] Yeah. You got a fighter jet now. You see the runway you're gonna land it out there. You're killing it right now. It's all you, all right. First day on the job wasn't so bad, right? 

[Ashton Jeanty] I felt like he did his thing, man. Who's who you're working with? 

[Air Force Trainer] And we're gonna take you to the boom center. This is our boom operator, so you are really laying down in there. That little hole on this F-35 is what we're trying to refill.

[Jalen Milroe] Having this experience, you understand how detailed that oriented you have to be with the precision that you have to make. The freedom and the pride that we all have as individuals in this country is built upon the people that sacrifice each and every day for our freedom. 

[Col. Charles Merkel] These names that came through here today are a big deal to a lot of people to be able to get a picture with them and get something signed. It's a special experience, uh, for sure. 

[Jalen Milroe] Thank you for what you do for our country and it's just amazing to be a part of the process today. Thank you to USAA and Wisconsin Air National Guard for the tour and it's been a great experience. 

[All] Brew City Tankers!

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Drake Maye surprises Army veteran with Super Bowl tickets

NFL quarterback Drake Maye surprised Army veteran Matt Jabaut with two tickets to Super Bowl LIX while at American Legion Post 17 in Portland, Maine.

NFL STS SUPERBOWL SURPRISE GIVEAWAY

Video Duration: two minutes, eleven seconds

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[Opens with exciting, upbeat music]

[The words, “Drake Maye, NFL Quarterback appear” on screen]

[Drake Maye speaking]

Hey guys. Drake Maye here at American Legion Post number 17 in Portland, Maine.

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[The words, “Portland, ME”  appear on screen]

[Drake Maye speaking]

We're here to surprise Army Veteran Matt Jabaut.

[The words, “Matt Jabaut, Army Veteran”  appear on screen]

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[The words, “Matt thinks he's here for an interview about The American Legion..”  appear on screen]

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[Matt Jabaut speaking]

My name is Matt Jabaut. I'm a member of Post 202 in Topsham Maine. I joined in 1997 United States Army as a combat medic. Joining the Legion really kind of filled a bit of a hole I had myself after I got out of serving that thing bigger than yourself.

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[The words, “…but USAA and the NFL have a big surprise waiting for him.”  appear on screen]

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[Matt Jabaut speaking]

Something that absolutely, like, changed my life at the time.

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[Drake Maye speaking]

I think it's time to surprise him. Let's go do it. Gotta be quiet, though.

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[Interviewer speaking]

What is your current favorite sport?

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[Matt Jabaut speaking]

Football.

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[Drake Maye speaking]

Matt, what's going on? What's going on brother? Doing all right?

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[Matt Jabaut speaking]

Doing great, how are you doing?

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[Drake Maye speaking]

Everything is good?

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[Matt Jabaut speaking]

Yeah. Amazing.

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[Drake Maye speaking]

You a New England fan?

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[Matt Jabaut speaking]

Absolutely

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[Drake Maye speaking]

I got something better for you. One sec.

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[Drake Maye speaking]

On behalf of USAA and the NFL, I want to surprise you with two tickets to this year's Super Bowl in New Orleans.

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[Matt Jabaut speaking]

Oh my God, man. Amazing.

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[Drake Maye speaking]

These are for you

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[Matt Jabaut speaking]

Amazing.

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[Drake Maye speaking]

I'm not your guest. I wish I was I'm not your guest though.

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[Drake Maye speaking]

I was a little nervous honestly. You know being the surpriser you know really nervous to see if he'd recognized me first.

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[Matt Jabaut speaking]

At first it was kind of like, wait, is that really like, oh, that's Drake Maye.

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[Drake Maye speaking]

What an awesome deal to the surprise, Matt.

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[Matt Jabaut speaking]

Oh, and here's two tickets to go to the Super Bowl as well is just huge.

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[Drake Maye speaking]

Thank you for your service and all you're doing still to this day.

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[Matt Jabaut speaking]

We've absolutely got to give you a little tour.

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[Drake Maye speaking]

Sweet. Let's do it.

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[Matt Jabaut speaking]

All right.

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[Matt Jabaut speaking]

You know, this post here is a historical place that goes back to the founding of our organization, both in Maine and nationally, the history and the stuff that's contained in this place is just amazing.

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[Drake Maye speaking]

Big thanks to the NFL and USAA for the opportunity to award military veteran and a member of the American Legion Matt Jabaut an opportunity to take a trip to Super Bowl and what a cool experience it was for me.

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[Matt Jabaut speaking]

It's just amazing. You know how many people get to catch a pass from an NFL quarterback?

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[Drake Maye speaking]

You throw it pretty good though. Hey, you got some hands to ya.

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[Matt Jabaut speaking]

So look forward to going to the Super Bowl. Never been to one before. It'll be a great experience.

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[The USAA and Salute to Service logos appear on screen]

[The words “Official Salute to service partner” and “usaa.com/nfl” appear on screen]

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[Interviewer speaking]

So what are you doing right now?

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[Matt Jabaut speaking]

Texting my fiancé to tell her we're going to the Super Bowl. She's probably gonna be like “This year?”

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Training Camp Photo Gallery

NFL Salute to Service Training Camp Photo Gallery

Video Duration: 43 seconds

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[Video photo gallery contains images of military members and NFL players interacting at Salute to Service boot camp events around the country.]

Salute to Service Award Presented By USAA Salute to Service Award Presented By USAA

Salute to Service Award presented by USAA

The Salute to Service Award presented by USAA acknowledges the exceptional efforts by members of the NFL community to honor and support U.S. service members, veterans and their families.

George Kittle - 2024

Inspired by veterans' stories, NFL tight end Kittle created an app offering free mental health resources to veterans, including the meditative practices he uses while playing.

Joe Cardona - 2023

An officer in the U.S. Naval Reserve and NFL long snapper, Cardona provides exemplary support for military families facing hardship.

Ron Rivera - 2022

Giving back to the military community has defined Rivera's success as a head coach
in the NFL.

Andrew Beck - 2021

Beck has touched the lives of more than 425 military families with his outstanding efforts to advocate for and support their needs.

Steve Cannon - 2020

Cannon’s inspirational story and enduring support of military families embody the true meaning of the Salute to Service Award.

Donnie Edwards - 2019

A life-long supporter of our military, Edwards leads powerful initiatives that honor and provide healing for those who served.

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