Buck Doyle

Buck Doyle is a technical advisor and creative consultant to television and film and a sought-after tactical weapons trainer to current military, law enforcement, and civilian clients, including Special Forces, SWAT, and Other Governmental Agencies. A Retired U.S. Marine, Buck served 21 years and multiple combat tours with Force Reconnaissance and Marine Raiders (MARSOC) units. After being severely wounded during his third tour in Iraq, Buck returned to his unit, serving an additional combat tour in Afghanistan retiring as a Master Sergeant with multiple awards, including the Bronze Star (with Valor) and Purple Heart. After the military, Buck spent an additional 4 years working as an overseas contractor, advising Special Forces units in combat zones. Buck then founded Follow Through Consulting, LLC, which provides technical advising and tactical weapons training to military, law enforcement, and civilian sectors. Buck lends his extensive expertise, as well as insight gathered over more than a decade of front-line combat experience to projects at every stage-from content development, writer's room consultation, cast preparation and training, to on-set technical advising. Recent projects include films such as "Skyscraper" (2018), and pre-production tactical/weapons training for lead cast of television series, "Shooter" (USA Network), seasons 2 & 3. Buck's military experiences have been featured in an episode of Outdoor Channel's "Fight to Survive", and in Mark Greenblatt's book titled, "Valor: Unsung Heroes from Iraq, Afghanistan, and the Home Front."