Who is Rudy Reyes on SAS: Who Dares Wins?
RUDY Reyes is a highly decorated former US marine, who served on the frontline in both Iraq and Afghanistan.
After leaving the marines he switched his career to TV, and is now known for Channel 4 reality show, SAS: Who Dares Wins.
Who is Rudy Reyes?
Rudy Reyes was born Rodolfo Reyes on December 3, 1970 in the Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base, Kansas City, Missouri.
He is a conservationist, martial arts instructor, actor and former active duty United States Marine.
During his time in the marines, Rudy served in Afghanistan and took part in the Iraq war.
Rudy also served on the USS Dubuque. and previously revealed he often led platoon PT sessions on ship.
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He joined the Channel 4 reality show, SAS: Who Dares Wins back in 2022, and is one of the Directing Staff.
Other TV appearances include the shows Apocalypse Man, Ultimate Survival Alaska, and Spartan Race.
You can follow Rudy on Instagram on his handle , where he boasts 149K followers (as of January 2023).
When did Rudy Reyes leave the military?
In 1998, Rudy joined the United States Marine Corps and was ultimately selected for Marine Recon training.
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During the 2003 invasion of Iraq, he was a team leader within the 1st Reconnaissance Battalion, which became the tip of the spear as the 1st Marine Division advanced on Baghdad.
Journalist Evan Wright was embedded within Rudy's platoon and later wrote Generation Kill, a book depicting the events of the invasion from the perspective of the Recon Marines.
In 2005 Rudy left the military for good.
Is Rudy Reyes married?
Rudy is engaged to be married to his fiance Jade Stuck
She is best known for playing Iskra in the video game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.
The couple live together in California.
When was Rudy Reyes on Generational Kill?
Rudy is also known for HBO's mini series Generational Kill, which he worked on as a military advisor and also starred in.
The show is based on Evan Wright's book, which was mentioned earlier.
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The plot follows a Rolling Stones reporter who joins reconnaissance marines invading Iraq.
The show aired back in 2008 and was co-written by actor ed Burns.