--- title: "“Drunken Debrief” is a hilarious vet interpretation of the popular “Drunk History” franchise" description: "Veterans who are fans of the hit series \"Drunk History\" will appreciate a new, hilarious vet version of the show: Drunken Debrief." date: "2021-01-26" modified: "2021-01-26" authors: - name: "Blake Stilwell" job_title: "Editor-In-Chief, Air Force Veteran" link: "https://www.wearethemighty.com/authors/blake/" url: "https://www.wearethemighty.com/mighty-movies/drunken-debrief-is-a-hilarious-vet-interpretation/" categories: - "Entertainment" - "Movies and TV" --- # “Drunken Debrief” is a hilarious vet interpretation of the popular “Drunk History” franchise ![]() Veterans who are fans of the hit series "Drunk History" will appreciate a new, hilarious vet version of the show. "[Drunken Debrief]()" features real U.S. military veterans drinking real whiskey and telling true stories from their time in service. It's like listening to a bunch of your fellow vets sitting around recounting stories from their time in service over and over, only this time the stories are on YouTube and they're actually funny (and true). --- Drunken Debrief is the brainchild of Eli Cuevas, who came up with the idea one day while figuring out production ideas for video games with his friend and fellow veteran Justin Ennis while working for [RocketJump](), a video game-oriented company. Cuevas enlisted help from Ennis, and Guy Storz, guys with whom he deployed to Iraq in 2007-08 while attached to the 2nd Infantry Division Strykers, first to Combat Outpost Blackfoot, then to Diyala Province. After they all got out of the Army, they started [Double Tap Gear](), a company whose clothing sales fuels the video production. The team also includes a civilian, Gallagher Scott, who does their concept art. From start to finish, the team wants the best possible product. "We shoot on RED," Cuevas said. "No expense spared, I want this to to be as high quality and professional as possible." Cuevas also wants to include veterans in the production of the Debrief, and is looking for veteran actors (that is to say, actors who are also veterans) to reach out to Double Tap via their [Facebook page](). Cuevas and company are also looking for veterans to share their stories the same way. If your story is picked, Cuevas will fly you out to sit with the Double Tap crew and knock back some [Leadslinger's Whiskey]() as you share your stuff with the world. The first series is a trilogy and features Army veteran Luke Denman telling the story of a fellow soldier with whom he served. The story of "Staff Sergeant Walker" (named changed for obvious reasons) was just too big to be kept to one video. ![Screenshot from drunken debrief]() "I knew Luke from growing up together," Cuevas says. " I knew he was a good storyteller. I remembered one time, he told us a story about some dude on a deployment who brought a dildo. We got drunk, turned on the camera, and he just killed it." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7aY7Xpqq34 "The Big Flopper" is just part one in the series. Part two tells the story of Staff Sgt. Walker's "Negligent Discharge," and part three is about Walker's inability to remember his radio call sign. Double Tap will put out new Drunken Debriefs every other week, while the weeks in between will feature "[Military Minute]()," a quick, funny way to keep their fans informed and entertained while they finish new debriefs. If you love Double Tap's shirts, you can get your own at [TeeBlaster](). Cuevas and the crew at Double Tap have plans to expand, and new episodes of Military Minute and Drunken Debrief are in the works. Cuevas will be collecting barracks stories from the guys at Article 15 and Black Rifle Coffee. ![Cuevas and Jarred Taylor, some of the minds behind Drunken Debrief.]() *Cuevas with Article-15's Jarred Taylor* Drunken Debrief is made possible in part by Article 15 Clothing, Black Rifle Coffee, and especially [Hollywood Sport Paintball and Airsoft](), who are big fans of the veteran community. To submit your veteran story, [send a message to Drunken Debrief on Facebook](). ## Author Blake Stilwell is We Are The Mighty's Editor-in-Chief, covering military news, entertainment, and history, along with veteran education, employment and entrepreneurship. He is a former U.S. Air Force combat cameraman with degrees in Graphic Design, Television and Film, International Relations, Public Relations, Business Management and Middle Eastern Affairs. After leaving the military, he began working in film and television production in New York and Los Angeles, work that included ABC News, NBC Olympics, and HBO Sports. He then spent two years in Washington with White House Communications, before joining the Near East Foundation. At NEF he served as an International Development Fellow, then Communications Officer, and finally, Media Officer for the Middle East and Africa. Based in the Palestinian Territory, he coordinated strategic communications between eight country offices, international media, and government and NGO partners. He began a career focused on writing and editing in 2015 with We Are The Mighty. He left in 2019 for Military.com, but returned as Editor-in-Chief in 2025. Blake’s work has been seen on CBS News, Fox News, CBC, The Chicago Tribune, Task & Purpose, Military Times, Recoil, Skillset, American History, and was shockingly even used in a Supreme Court argument. He is an avid traveler and small business owner in Ohio, where he spends most of his energy fixing up a very old house. ### Author social links [Facebook]() [Twitter]() [Instagram]() [LinkedIn]()