A Monster Special Forces Fitness trainer who played in a recruitment advertisement with a high octane area seems ready to transport the US army in the Trump era.
Special Forces Trooper and Brigade Master Fitness -Trainer Scott Dalrymple went viral this month when he implemented forces for a new army advertisement.
DalrympleWas saw the deadlifting of more than 500 pounds and yoke run with enormous weight in the new advertisement, before he says directly in the camera: “Stronger people are more difficult to kill.”
While many praised the promotional video for bringing in a new no-nonsense era of the army, Dalrymple is far from a stranger when it comes to showing off with his call.
On its social media, the Special Forces Officer regularly shares videos of himself powerlifting and performing Strongman training routines, including competing in Strongman competitions.
This recently included celebrating the 2025 Rocky Mountain Strength games, which won an event with a huge 430 pound of bench press.
Dalrymple, a father of two, joined the army in 2008 and participated in the 82nd Airborne Division in Fort Bragg in North Carolina, where he went through Afghanistan on two tours as a squad-automatic armser, according to his LinkedIn.
After completing his combat institutions, dalrympletook on different roles in the army, including a drilling sergeant, Jumpmaster, Infantry Peloton Sergeant and Fitness Instructor.
Hulking Special Forces Officer Scott Dalrymple, who played in a recruitment advertisement with a high Octan, is praised as the new face of the No-Nonsense US Army under President Trump
Dalrymple played in the latest American military recruitment advertisement to promote the no-nonsense approach to the Trump era, entitled: “Stronger people are more difficult to kill”
Dalrymple came to the army in 2008 and participated in the 82nd Airborne Division, where he went through Afghanistan on two tours as a team of automatic armor shooter
The Hulking Infantryman became the face of the US Army this month with its leading role in the new advertisement, which many quickly compared to waking up recruitment advertisements under Joe Biden.
Dalrymple currently serves as a fitness trainer for the Special Forces of the Army and works into a master in human performance and strength and conditioning of Liberty University.
He has earned a number of prizes in the army, including four army performance medals, four army committee medals, a combat infantry bathge and a badge in the air in 2007.
Shortly after receiving the last prize, he married his wife Melissa, who went to social media to praise his advertisement after it was shared by Maga heavyweights, including Elon Musk and Minister of Defense Pete Hegseeth.
The father Scott also proudly shared his success and placed his son's exercise-loaded clip on Facebook caption: “My boy, here, killing!”
After the release of Dalrymple's latest advertisement, the viewers praised it as a return to the Macho Energy that would associate the most with the US Army.
It was quickly compared to a wide design advertisement that was expressed by the army in May 2021 during the Biden administration, entitled 'Emma'.
The Trooper family shared his success with Pride, including his father Scott who shares the exercise with his son's exercise, lifted: “My boy, here, killed!”
On its social media, the Special Forces Officer regularly shares videos of himself Powerlifting and performing Strongman Training Routines
Dalrymple often competes in Strongman competitions and recently celebrated the winning of the Rocky Mountain Strength -Winsten from 2025, including a huge bank press of 430 pounds
Dalrymple received a number of recommendations in 2007 in the army, including a badge in the air in the air, shortly before he marries his wife Melissa (to be seen on their wedding day)
Dalrymple, a father of two, subsequently fulfilled a number of roles after his tours through Afghanistan, including as a drill sergeant, Jumpmaster, Infantry Pelotonsergeant and Fitness Instructor
In the 'Emma' advertisement, the animated clip told the story of army officer Emma Malonelord, who operates the Patriot Missile Defense Systems and was raised by two mothers from her youth.
She starts with the clip and says, “Although I had a fairly typical childhood, took ballet, played violin, I also marched for equality … I would like to defend freedom from a young age.”
The story further showed how Emma gained confidence from looking at one of her mothers who again let walk after an accident, so that she could walk through the aisle to marry Emma's other mother.
Viewers went to social media to put the 'Emma' advertisement as the 'most hated military recruitment advertisement of all time', showing the leading criticism of Texas Ted Cruz.
'Holy C ***' Cruz tweeted at the time. “Maybe a awake, emetted army is not the best idea.”
Viewers compared Dalrymple's male advertisement with a Biden era recruitment advertisement from May 2021, with the story of 'Emma' who grew up with two mothers
The 'Emma' advertisement, who tells the story of army officer Emma Malonelord who operates the Patriot Missile Defense Systems, was tired as a awake approach to military recruitment
Senator Ted Cruz of Texas led convictions of the advertisements, branding 'Wakker' and 'Emasculation' three years ago
The 'Emma' advertisement was viewed more than five million times, but the Army YouTube account removed the commentary part after the recoil had received.
Two weeks after the release, the clip had more than 36,000 antipathies and only 775 likes, which led to the comment restrictions, the army times reported.
“We started to notice a significant increase in negative comments,” Laura Defrancisco, head of the public affairs for the marketing office of Army Enterprise, told The Outlet at the time.
'The comments violated our social media policy and were not tailored to army values.
“Out of respect for the safety and well -being of our soldiers and their families, we have eliminated the comments.”
It comes when the US Army hit its highest recruitment figures in more than a decade in response to Trump who leaves the White House again.
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseeth announced this month that the US Army hit high recruitment in January for 15 years
A stream of young people took the aftermath of Trump's election victory in November in November.
A spokesperson for the army confirmed to DailyMail.com that the branch has now reached 59 percent of its recruitment goal for the tax year 2025.
Trump's new Minister of Defense Pete Hegseeth said in an X -post: “America's Youth wants to serve under the daring and strong” America first “leadership of Donald Trump.”
Hegseeth said that the number of army volunteers reached a peak of 12 years in December 2024. That was then overshadowed by a 15-year high recruitment rate in January.
The former Fox News -Gastheer has not specified how many people joined themselves in those two months and the army did not immediately respond to a DailyMail.com request for clarification about the figures.
But the army placed at X that it was on average 346 soldiers every day in December, which means that about 10,700 was added to the schedule alone in that month.
The Golf shows the increasing interest of Americans who want to serve in the armed forces under the new government.
