I just moved to the Philippines from Australia about 6 months ago, Filipinos are awesome, they speak up to 3-4 languages English is there second language there education system is better than ours. They are as tough as nails and extremely LOYAL. And are some of the best knife fighters in the world, I just got my black belt in BJJ and I do MMA, I'm 62 since I've been here I've started 2 businesses and a Martial arts school, Filipinos get behind you here, if the Chinese attack give me a gun I'll defend these people with my life 🤙🤙🤙💯💯💯
I did not know you personally but you absolutely touch my heart because of your comment, my profound gratitude to you brother, Phil.Army special forces trained noticed your comment my snappiest salute to you.
@allanreysambu9721 Thankyou sir, I mean what I say, and I say what I mean. BTW I'm leaning Targarlog and Spanish. I also come from a well educated military family
@@colinweir3203 Highly appreciated brother for your reply, continuous your learning process and you may harvest that the fruit of success always take care and God bless you always including your noble purpose in life my utmost gratitude.
The scene where they were attached to the rope dangling below the helicopter. We always called that S.P.I.E.S. (Special Purpose Insertion/Extraction System). It’s very uncomfortable if you have to go too far (think parachute harness with a strap sewn to the back as opposed to a chute). You were 100% correct in that it is a VERY niche tactic but I’d guess we wouldn’t been happy to have that training if it was ever needed. I only did that maybe half a dozen times in 20 years for perspective. Good work, brother. Keep it up!! God bless, my friend!!!
@@Hachiko021 wrong. Fast roping (what you’re referring to) is where you slide down a rope. Not when you’re suspended from one via a harness. Google can also help if you don’t have first hand brother.
ive been around with some american vets(mostly due playing milsim games) that deployed in asia and what most of them says they prefer to work with the filipinos as they can easily adopt with them due to being trained with the same doctrine,tactics having same weaponry etc. and basically have more leeway as their gov and higher ups let them be asked why not the japanese or koreans what they say is most of the japanese and koreans are kinda hard to work with due to the fact that their afraid to mess up and getting in trouble apparently japanese and koreans higher ups are bit too strict limiting their soldiers flexibility meanwhile
SF was founded by the late Philippine President Fidel V. Ramos who was a Korean war veteran. He is the one responsible for the Ally victory over the hill Eerie the most significant strategic point during the war in South Korea. The Philippine Special Forces is not the only special ops in the country but there's a lot more, like the Philippine Scout Ranger, SAF, NAVSOG, MARSOG, Philippine Light Reaction Regiment, Philippine Marines Airborne Reconnaissance and a lot more please check it out.
This regiment is one of many SOF units in the AFP. In the Phil. Army, they have Special Forces Regiment, First Scout Ranger Regiment and their CT unit, Light Reaction Regiment. In the Phil. Navy they got SEAL teams (they also have a DEVGRU equivalent called NAVOU-8) and MARSOC. Phil. Air Force they have the 710th Special Operations Wing.
It's so cool seeing you react to this. I'm biased, but I'd be down to see more from you learning about the rest of the Filipino military. I'm an American who's married to a Philippine Army vet. The first time we met, we went to a shooting range in Manila. Seeing her masterfully go to work with a 1911 .45 and semi auto 12 gauge was very impressive. She nearly out-shot me despite her not shooting for a few years and me being a regular sport shooter. Here in America the joke is a girl's father will scare you off with his shotgun, but my wife is plenty terrifying all on her own 😂
One of the causes also of dropouts in almost every qualifications is mild to severe heatstroke, cause the heat here in the Philippines is intense, especially during summer and worse is if there is a El Niño or drought.
The Philippine Scout Ranger Regiment is also a very dangerous special forces. There's a documentary about them on history channel. Edit: if I remember correctly, it's an one hour video.
6:02 You're right, of course. The thing is thought that there's generally a lot of AFP regulars who _want_ to join the various SF units: partly because of the pay upgrade, but mainly because they want to _really_ prove their worth. It goes without saying that any elite unit from any country are the most proud, most formidable group of soldiers anyone would ever meet. The Filipino soldier's mindset though, is... different. They'd rather die -- and some actually do -- before they admit defeat. They'd _repeatedly_ fling themselves over the limits of what their bodies can do because they *know* that there's a real enemy out there in the ridiculously unforgiving jungle -- in the form of communist insurgents, religious fanatics, or both. Might even be in the form of foreign invaders, if things don't work out in the near future. Unlike their Western counterparts, the Filipino soldier has been *continuously* doing combat missions since WW2. From the Hukbalahap in the 40s to the ISIL wannabees of today, the Filipino soldier has never really known actual peacetime.
Each graduate of the Scout Ranger Orientation Course has a graduation requirement called a "test mission." This test mission is waged against a real enemy. Some Scot Ranger trainees have died during test missions.
SF while a Generic term is actually a specific unit here. The one you watched is the Special Forces Regiment Airborne, they have the similar role to the U.S Green Beret, training the locals against a bigger enemy, learning the local language, and stuff. First Scout Ranger Regiment is the more popular one because of the documentary by History Channel of their training back in 2013.
Our ancestors already a warior and a hunter fighting assorted kind of enemy from generation to generation means we filipinos have the ability to survive or fight tough in any kind of place. Plus we humbly adopt trainings from our allied specially US for the modern technologies and equipments, proper trainings to strengthen or add some abilities, skills, tactics etc. which very useful in battle. Thank you because of that our soldiers are one of the best.
I believe we have 6 Special Forces units in the Philippines. We have the First Scout Ranger Regiment (FSRR), the Naval Special Operations Command (NAVSOCOM), the Special Forces Regiment (Airborne) (SFR(A)), the 710th Special Operations Wing (SpOW), the Marine Special Operations Group (MARSOG) and the Light Reaction Regiment (LRR). FSRR is patterned after the US Army Rangers, NAVSOCOM is SEAL, the SFR(A), which is the one you are watching now, is patterned after the US Green Beret, hence the Green Berets you see in the videos, the 710th SpOW is the Special Operations unit of the Air Force, MARSOG is for the Marines, formerly called the ForceRecon Battalion and the LRR is our Tier One Counter Terrorism Unit sometimes referred to as the Philippine Delta Force. They all work under a unified command called the Armed Forces of the Philippines Special Operations Command (AFPSOCOM). So yeah, to answer your question, we don't have a single Special Forces unit, but we have 6 SF Units unified under one command.
SFRA is the only special forces of the Philippines, the other’s you’ve mention is regarded as SOF or Special Operation Forces. also SR wasn’t modelled as US rangers
The only unit from the Philippines that conduct not just one but two test mission plus almost 2 years of training makes them the toughest soldiers are the full blooded SFR(A) operators. each one of them are masters of Pysops and Multi lingual and mostly assigned to very high risk areas all over th Philippines, apart from the scariest highly trained individuals they are the most down to earth and helping the people from the community
Interesting to see a Royal Marine’s take on the Philippine Special Forces unit. It seems like the structure of the Philippine military somewhat mirrors that of the US. My dad was a Philippine Marine Captain and both my brother and I are US Marines. I love hearing stories about my dad’s days in the service and compare it to mine and my brother’s. I’m currently living in the Philippines(relocated last year) and am interested in joining their reserve force. The Philippine military is undergoing a transition, especially with the Chinese tension, and are shifting their focus from mostly internal to a more external and globalistic protective measure.
If your interested in learning more about US Special Forces, Spiritus Systems has a good video talking about the training for US Army SF in their video "What does it take to become a Green Beret?"
Most of these Gents have been trained by U.S. Special Forces. That's why they're good. What they aren't showing is the special weapons they use, and neither will the U.S. SF. This is a demonstration video, not real action. They show some equipment, but not the "cool" shite. Trust me, these young gents are deadly, and spot on. We in the U.S. respect them for what they have done and what they do.
You are very very wrong😂😂😂😂 they were the one are trained by the philippine marines and army in jolo sulu and basilan. The battle ground of the abusayaf. They dont have any idea about jungle war. Ask them. Im their tattoo artist ( american soldiers assigned) in basilan, jolo sulu , zamboanga, cotabato ang marawi since 2008 until now. I know everything about them. Balikatan is just a simple training. Jungle warfare is different. Philippine force recon or marsog is the best. Less casualties, just search in youtube. Army SF and scout ranger have a lots of casulties in jolo and basilan.
Special Forces Regiment (Airborne) is the best Tier 2 unit of Armed Forces of The Philippines ARMY, followed by First Scout Ranger Regiment. And the best of the best unit of AFP is the Light Reaction Regiment of Philippines ARMY. LRR is the only Tier 1 unit of Philippines ARMY. Majority of LRR Commandos are former Special Forces and Scout Ranger.
I think you should watch The Battle of Midway 1942: Told from the Japanese Perspective (1/3) There is three part or The Battle of the Coral Sea 1942: The First Aircraft Carrier Battle in History It’s really Excellent video 🙂
I disagree about the idea of not wanting to get hurt. The point is to get hurt in training so that you won't die in actual combat. The body can heal but the mind can't compensate for lack of experience.
Baduy ng Royal Marines na yan, inisip pa yung medical expenses kapag may nasaktan sa training ng SF. Halatang di pa naka-experience ng totoong giyera kasi puro siya "in my opinion". Hahahaha!
these men are tough as nails. the weather there is not friendly either. the military drills they do is to share knowledge but its the experience of the PH troops that is really what mattered here as they are in constant war with other forces. their combat know how after the drills is what mattered the most for both US and PH parties. 🍻
10:30 That other patch is for the Army SOCOM Division Command Patch- (Special Operations Command) comprising Army Special Forces (Green Beret), Scout Ranger, Light Reaction Battalion Units.
As a Filipino too give a little background on special forces in the Philippines, we actually had a sort of Special Forces During the Philippine American war in 1898 , they were called the Tiradores De La Muerte (or marksman of death) they have a regiment as of Present called the light reaction regiment (LRR) they are pretty cool and similar to Delta Force
And you forgot to mention that those tiradores were the ones who killed Gen. Henry Lawton😊 he was identified by these snipers across the Marikina River because he likes to wear a yellow raincoat😊 Gen. Lawton is famous for hunting down Geronimo, and making him surrender😊
In the Philippines, each branch of service has their own distinctive camouflage uniforms. The Special Forces have their Tiger Stripe cammies. (Green Dominant) So, yeah, unless they go on ops wearing the standard Philippine Army camo pattern, they are easily distinguishable
U.s special forces trained. US equipment. Also the 10 weeks as you know is to reset your from where you were whether it's civilian life or from another unit they reset everyone with the gueling training. Also It tests your mental and physical capability to breaking point because out in the field you can definitely go through high stress situations. So they are technically weeding out as well
Luke Task and Purpose posted a video about how the first US infantry unit that was issued the XM7 responded to it and how they feel about it, the video feels like it’s literally tailor-made for u
"Soldiery is the most noble profession for we have no capital except our lives." is from Major Gen. Cirilito Sobejana, former commander of 6ID in the Philippine Army.
They train heavy with US Special Forces. Due to their location and culture they really thrive in their environment. Where a invading force would find themselves very uncomfortable it would just be another day for them. Using their resources they are extremely aggressive. Your not going to get these guys to submit. Very impressive fighting forces.
You should react to the Ramayana: the legend of Prince Rama. It is a perfect movie, and the English dub is phenomenal. (in my opinion, it is better than the Hindi voice) and it is very accurate as well both Indian and Japanese teams have done a marvelous job portraying the stories of of the history of India
The Philippines overall seems to have a good train and tested force (for the level of combat they are in and where) but sadly what really hurts them is their lack of tech and it shows. I mean look tech alone isn't going to win every fight and even the old stuff has its use still even today but good lord it's still safe to say they need to upgrade badly. From what I recall they are going through a modernization but I have no clue of the current results and how long will it take into effect or if it's actually happening.
@@J_CART3R I said tech as in a general thing I never stated in regards to what overall. There's reasons to use and not different kinds of mounted sights or stay with iron sights.
Unfortunately a big part of it I’m guessing is that the philippines is still a 3rd world country. The Philippines has a strong relationship with the US and a lot of structure and training training comes from us (not even just military). It’s funny because if you know any Filipino-American in the US military they’re likely navy lol. A lot of Filipinos are in the US navy (other branches too of course) but the Filipino mafia in the navy is like a running thing.
i know the force recon one they explain that they're already part of something whether it's the army, or the police etc so a bunch of them aren't a bunch of n00bs. and then to graduate you get sent in on actual missions. that particular documentary there were people that died in their batch. this looks like a recruitment video. now i wanna join 🤣🤣
Philippine Special Forces are really "special" when it comes to jungle warfare. But when it comes to urban warfare, they really need to step up their game.
Saludo ako sa kanila but sorry mas nirerispeto ko o mga Scout Rangers🇵🇭💪 Magbiro kana lasing, wag na wag sa scout ranger na akala mp tulog pero papatayin ka kasi gising na gising💪🇵🇭💞
Uk Soldiers will join US, Philippines Balikatan Exercise 2025 this was confirmed by UK Ambassador and General in Philippines 👍♥️🇵🇭, also more Country in Europe and Asia will join them
Your beret may be green, but you are not a Green Beret. Unlike the Philippines's who are training under actual USA GREEN BERETS. Does it bother you that there are no Britts there? 😭😭😭
Philippine Force recon marines or marsog are the best. No casualty during their assignment in jolo sulu since 2008-2014 . Abusayaf terrorist are affraid with this group.
Philippine Special forces are probably the best jungle fighters in the world. You should definitely watch videos on the Scout Rangers!
Vietnamese too aare top jungle fighter
@@chaizgabyano3243I'm Filipino and you're right 👍 Vietnam are first place but at least Philippines are on top 5😊
I just moved to the Philippines from Australia about 6 months ago, Filipinos are awesome, they speak up to 3-4 languages English is there second language there education system is better than ours. They are as tough as nails and extremely LOYAL. And are some of the best knife fighters in the world, I just got my black belt in BJJ and I do MMA, I'm 62 since I've been here I've started 2 businesses and a Martial arts school, Filipinos get behind you here, if the Chinese attack give me a gun I'll defend these people with my life
🤙🤙🤙💯💯💯
I did not know you personally but you absolutely touch my heart because of your comment, my profound gratitude to you brother, Phil.Army special forces trained noticed your comment my snappiest salute to you.
@@allanreysambu9721salute also to you
@allanreysambu9721 Thankyou sir, I mean what I say, and I say what I mean. BTW I'm leaning Targarlog and Spanish. I also come from a well educated military family
@@colinweir3203 Highly appreciated brother for your reply, continuous your learning process and you may harvest that the fruit of success always take care and God bless you always including your noble purpose in life my utmost gratitude.
@@kharynsubteniente1220 Thank you my utmost gratitude to your comment
The scene where they were attached to the rope dangling below the helicopter. We always called that S.P.I.E.S. (Special Purpose Insertion/Extraction System). It’s very uncomfortable if you have to go too far (think parachute harness with a strap sewn to the back as opposed to a chute). You were 100% correct in that it is a VERY niche tactic but I’d guess we wouldn’t been happy to have that training if it was ever needed. I only did that maybe half a dozen times in 20 years for perspective. Good work, brother. Keep it up!! God bless, my friend!!!
@@Hachiko021 wrong. Fast roping (what you’re referring to) is where you slide down a rope. Not when you’re suspended from one via a harness. Google can also help if you don’t have first hand brother.
ive been around with some american vets(mostly due playing milsim games) that deployed in asia and what most of them says they prefer to work with the filipinos as they can easily adopt with them due to being trained with the same doctrine,tactics having same weaponry etc. and basically have more leeway as their gov and higher ups let them be asked why not the japanese or koreans what they say is most of the japanese and koreans are kinda hard to work with due to the fact that their afraid to mess up and getting in trouble apparently japanese and koreans higher ups are bit too strict limiting their soldiers flexibility meanwhile
Also Filipinos can speak English better than Koreans/Japanese
One of the top reasons for special forces dropouts is injuries, minor and major. My favorite thing I was told was "are you injured or are you hurt"?
SF was founded by the late Philippine President Fidel V. Ramos who was a Korean war veteran. He is the one responsible for the Ally victory over the hill Eerie the most significant strategic point during the war in South Korea. The Philippine Special Forces is not the only special ops in the country but there's a lot more, like the Philippine Scout Ranger, SAF, NAVSOG, MARSOG, Philippine Light Reaction Regiment, Philippine Marines Airborne Reconnaissance and a lot more please check it out.
This regiment is one of many SOF units in the AFP. In the Phil. Army, they have Special Forces Regiment, First Scout Ranger Regiment and their CT unit, Light Reaction Regiment.
In the Phil. Navy they got SEAL teams (they also have a DEVGRU equivalent called NAVOU-8) and MARSOC.
Phil. Air Force they have the 710th Special Operations Wing.
It's so cool seeing you react to this. I'm biased, but I'd be down to see more from you learning about the rest of the Filipino military. I'm an American who's married to a Philippine Army vet. The first time we met, we went to a shooting range in Manila. Seeing her masterfully go to work with a 1911 .45 and semi auto 12 gauge was very impressive. She nearly out-shot me despite her not shooting for a few years and me being a regular sport shooter. Here in America the joke is a girl's father will scare you off with his shotgun, but my wife is plenty terrifying all on her own 😂
One of the causes also of dropouts in almost every qualifications is mild to severe heatstroke, cause the heat here in the Philippines is intense, especially during summer and worse is if there is a El Niño or drought.
The Philippine Scout Ranger Regiment is also a very dangerous special forces. There's a documentary about them on history channel.
Edit: if I remember correctly, it's an one hour video.
Tama na Yan bata
@@llenichievzecharnov7229 ??
@@llenichievzecharnov7229 matapang talaga mga scout ranger lalo na mga igorot
Overrated lol, elite raw pero largest elite infantry unit hindi discreet hindi rin small unit lol
@@Krakatawa84 Eh ikaw ano ka? lol wala ka namang bilang.
You might also want to check out the documentary regarding the Philippine Scout Ranger special forces training and selection process.
6:02 You're right, of course. The thing is thought that there's generally a lot of AFP regulars who _want_ to join the various SF units: partly because of the pay upgrade, but mainly because they want to _really_ prove their worth. It goes without saying that any elite unit from any country are the most proud, most formidable group of soldiers anyone would ever meet. The Filipino soldier's mindset though, is... different.
They'd rather die -- and some actually do -- before they admit defeat. They'd _repeatedly_ fling themselves over the limits of what their bodies can do because they *know* that there's a real enemy out there in the ridiculously unforgiving jungle -- in the form of communist insurgents, religious fanatics, or both. Might even be in the form of foreign invaders, if things don't work out in the near future.
Unlike their Western counterparts, the Filipino soldier has been *continuously* doing combat missions since WW2. From the Hukbalahap in the 40s to the ISIL wannabees of today, the Filipino soldier has never really known actual peacetime.
I walked right by a platoon of Scout Rangers in the jungle without realizing it at first. They are impressive.
Npa milf lol can destroy this special haha with fierefight without air support
Each graduate of the Scout Ranger Orientation Course has a graduation requirement called a "test mission." This test mission is waged against a real enemy. Some Scot Ranger trainees have died during test missions.
SF have 2 test mission compare to SR only 1
Weather makes it more difficult in training the intensity of hot environment with all the gears.
SF while a Generic term is actually a specific unit here.
The one you watched is the Special Forces Regiment Airborne, they have the similar role to the U.S Green Beret, training the locals against a bigger enemy, learning the local language, and stuff.
First Scout Ranger Regiment is the more popular one because of the documentary by History Channel of their training back in 2013.
Special Forces Regiment (Airborne) is the most lethal force in the Philippines, silent professional for a reason
Our ancestors already a warior and a hunter fighting assorted kind of enemy from generation to generation means we filipinos have the ability to survive or fight tough in any kind of place.
Plus we humbly adopt trainings from our allied specially US for the modern technologies and equipments, proper trainings to strengthen or add some abilities, skills, tactics etc. which very useful in battle.
Thank you because of that our soldiers are one of the best.
Damn on that qualifications to that guy sheesh Special Forces, Scout Ranger, Airborne and Combat Diver
Can you watch your brothers across the pond? The Philippine Marine Special Operations Group (MARSOG) from DSTV
I believe we have 6 Special Forces units in the Philippines. We have the First Scout Ranger Regiment (FSRR), the Naval Special Operations Command (NAVSOCOM), the Special Forces Regiment (Airborne) (SFR(A)), the 710th Special Operations Wing (SpOW), the Marine Special Operations Group (MARSOG) and the Light Reaction Regiment (LRR). FSRR is patterned after the US Army Rangers, NAVSOCOM is SEAL, the SFR(A), which is the one you are watching now, is patterned after the US Green Beret, hence the Green Berets you see in the videos, the 710th SpOW is the Special Operations unit of the Air Force, MARSOG is for the Marines, formerly called the ForceRecon Battalion and the LRR is our Tier One Counter Terrorism Unit sometimes referred to as the Philippine Delta Force. They all work under a unified command called the Armed Forces of the Philippines Special Operations Command (AFPSOCOM).
So yeah, to answer your question, we don't have a single Special Forces unit, but we have 6 SF Units unified under one command.
10:45 that's the AFPSOCOM Badge on the right. The left will show the unit badge.
SFRA is the only special forces of the Philippines, the other’s you’ve mention is regarded as SOF or Special Operation Forces. also SR wasn’t modelled as US rangers
The only unit from the Philippines that conduct not just one but two test mission plus almost 2 years of training makes them the toughest soldiers are the full blooded SFR(A) operators. each one of them are masters of Pysops and Multi lingual and mostly assigned to very high risk areas all over th Philippines, apart from the scariest highly trained individuals they are the most down to earth and helping the people from the community
Every MOS of SF team is top notch.Like thier medic is a field surgeon.Thier radio man is communication engineer.Weapon expert.Combat engineer. EOD
Interesting to see a Royal Marine’s take on the Philippine Special Forces unit. It seems like the structure of the Philippine military somewhat mirrors that of the US. My dad was a Philippine Marine Captain and both my brother and I are US Marines. I love hearing stories about my dad’s days in the service and compare it to mine and my brother’s. I’m currently living in the Philippines(relocated last year) and am interested in joining their reserve force. The Philippine military is undergoing a transition, especially with the Chinese tension, and are shifting their focus from mostly internal to a more external and globalistic protective measure.
If your interested in learning more about US Special Forces, Spiritus Systems has a good video talking about the training for US Army SF in their video "What does it take to become a Green Beret?"
If you want to know more about philippines special forces go watch a video about the philippines scout ranger's.
I would recommend the Light Reaction Regiment. That is basically the Delta Force of the Philippines. More on direct action missions.
Keep them coming!! 😊
Most of these Gents have been trained by U.S. Special Forces. That's why they're good. What they aren't showing is the special weapons they use, and neither will the U.S. SF. This is a demonstration video, not real action. They show some equipment, but not the "cool" shite. Trust me, these young gents are deadly, and spot on. We in the U.S. respect them for what they have done and what they do.
I know some guys from ISA, CIA and THE UNIT trained our SF boys and of course they will never show it in any platforms 🙂
American soldiers trained them 10 is to 1 a SF vs 10 abuseyaff
filipino trained us soldier jungle warfare
You are very very wrong😂😂😂😂 they were the one are trained by the philippine marines and army in jolo sulu and basilan. The battle ground of the abusayaf. They dont have any idea about jungle war. Ask them. Im their tattoo artist ( american soldiers assigned) in basilan, jolo sulu , zamboanga, cotabato ang marawi since 2008 until now. I know everything about them. Balikatan is just a simple training. Jungle warfare is different. Philippine force recon or marsog is the best. Less casualties, just search in youtube. Army SF and scout ranger have a lots of casulties in jolo and basilan.
@@jcatcam1030 i agree they don't know how to fight or track people in the jungle
Special Forces Regiment (Airborne) is the best Tier 2 unit of Armed Forces of The Philippines ARMY, followed by First Scout Ranger Regiment. And the best of the best unit of AFP is the Light Reaction Regiment of Philippines ARMY. LRR is the only Tier 1 unit of Philippines ARMY. Majority of LRR Commandos are former Special Forces and Scout Ranger.
Actually not just only LRR but we have another Special Missions Unit within NAVSOCOM which is the Naval Special Reactions Unit (NSRU/UDT SEAL)
Finally!!!!! Hahaha next March of the Valiant
The Philipine soldiers are now quite equiped thanks to America!
I think you should watch The Battle of Midway 1942: Told from the Japanese Perspective (1/3) There is three part or The Battle of the Coral Sea 1942: The First Aircraft Carrier Battle in History It’s really Excellent video 🙂
I disagree about the idea of not wanting to get hurt. The point is to get hurt in training so that you won't die in actual combat. The body can heal but the mind can't compensate for lack of experience.
Baduy ng Royal Marines na yan, inisip pa yung medical expenses kapag may nasaktan sa training ng SF. Halatang di pa naka-experience ng totoong giyera kasi puro siya "in my opinion". Hahahaha!
these men are tough as nails. the weather there is not friendly either. the military drills they do is to share knowledge but its the experience of the PH troops that is really what mattered here as they are in constant war with other forces. their combat know how after the drills is what mattered the most for both US and PH parties. 🍻
10:30 That other patch is for the Army SOCOM Division Command Patch- (Special Operations Command) comprising Army Special Forces (Green Beret), Scout Ranger, Light Reaction Battalion Units.
10:35 is the SOCOM badge of Philippines Armed Forces
continue the great work idol
8:20
this is the first time i heard a foreigner liked the patch of the SFR(A) 🤙🇵🇭
Check out battle of Yultong by (The Front)or March of the Valiant
Using the airboat is that not going to create one heck of a noise.
Before graduation, all special forces candidates must undergo a real combat test mission, some graduates posthumously. Only in the Philippines.
2 test mission for SF
The 3 arrow means land,air,water
Please watch the PhilippineScout Ranger,it would fun
Overrated, limited naman mga turo don, mas versatile pa SF lol
SR basic ng SF
As a Filipino too give a little background on special forces in the Philippines, we actually had a sort of Special Forces During the Philippine American war in 1898 , they were called the Tiradores De La Muerte (or marksman of death) they have a regiment as of Present called the light reaction regiment (LRR) they are pretty cool and similar to Delta Force
And you forgot to mention that those tiradores were the ones who killed Gen. Henry Lawton😊 he was identified by these snipers across the Marikina River because he likes to wear a yellow raincoat😊 Gen. Lawton is famous for hunting down Geronimo, and making him surrender😊
@@ManduRugas-oe4kv oh yea forgor that lmao
In the Philippines, each branch of service has their own distinctive camouflage uniforms. The Special Forces have their Tiger Stripe cammies. (Green Dominant) So, yeah, unless they go on ops wearing the standard Philippine Army camo pattern, they are easily distinguishable
Do a marawi siege reaction, its a Philippine forces vs isis in Philippines
U.s special forces trained. US equipment. Also the 10 weeks as you know is to reset your from where you were whether it's civilian life or from another unit they reset everyone with the gueling training. Also It tests your mental and physical capability to breaking point because out in the field you can definitely go through high stress situations. So they are technically weeding out as well
Luke Task and Purpose posted a video about how the first US infantry unit that was issued the XM7 responded to it and how they feel about it, the video feels like it’s literally tailor-made for u
"Soldiery is the most noble profession for we have no capital except our lives." is from Major Gen. Cirilito Sobejana, former commander of 6ID in the Philippine Army.
Hoping all the soldiers fighting terrorists all return home safely to their families🙏🏻
They train heavy with US Special Forces. Due to their location and culture they really thrive in their environment. Where a invading force would find themselves very uncomfortable it would just be another day for them. Using their resources they are extremely aggressive. Your not going to get these guys to submit. Very impressive fighting forces.
You should react to the Ramayana: the legend of Prince Rama. It is a perfect movie, and the English dub is phenomenal. (in my opinion, it is better than the Hindi voice) and it is very accurate as well both Indian and Japanese teams have done a marvelous job portraying the stories of of the history of India
The Scout Rangers of the Philippines , are one of the best elite forces in the world , accdng. to the Royal marines of the US .
the lates technology of wars is the drone soldiers, , plane to soldiers , ,
Please react To Philippines scout rangers ty sir
react to philippine scout ranger training the most elite troops in philippine
Mas elite SF sa SR. SR one of the entry bago maging SF
The boys, (Demo Ranch, Donut & Brandon) are having another Creator Range day in Dec. I may have suggested they get you back over here for that.
Sana magawan ng video reaction ang battle of Erii hill 45 pilipino solidier vs thousand army of china
You have to do RIMPAC 2024
thats the SOF badge mate
Try to watch the Philippines Scout Ranger Regiment its also the baddass training.
The black panther we often call them scouts milo in bisaya milo is the bisaya term for panther
The Philippines overall seems to have a good train and tested force (for the level of combat they are in and where) but sadly what really hurts them is their lack of tech and it shows. I mean look tech alone isn't going to win every fight and even the old stuff has its use still even today but good lord it's still safe to say they need to upgrade badly.
From what I recall they are going through a modernization but I have no clue of the current results and how long will it take into effect or if it's actually happening.
majority of Special Forces and Scout Ranger operator prefer iron sight. only Light Reaction Regiment uses optics.
@@J_CART3R I said tech as in a general thing I never stated in regards to what overall. There's reasons to use and not different kinds of mounted sights or stay with iron sights.
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Unfortunately a big part of it I’m guessing is that the philippines is still a 3rd world country.
The Philippines has a strong relationship with the US and a lot of structure and training training comes from us (not even just military).
It’s funny because if you know any Filipino-American in the US military they’re likely navy lol. A lot of Filipinos are in the US navy (other branches too of course) but the Filipino mafia in the navy is like a running thing.
They are actually the best jungle fighter, also can u watch our hardest training military ? U should try watching scout ranger!
i know the force recon one they explain that they're already part of something whether it's the army, or the police etc so a bunch of them aren't a bunch of n00bs. and then to graduate you get sent in on actual missions. that particular documentary there were people that died in their batch. this looks like a recruitment video. now i wanna join 🤣🤣
A narrator was speaking, in English, the subtitles that you were reading.
how about the musang or scout ranger
You should do South Korean one I want to know what your opinion and reaction on them @originalHuman either do 707th or South Koreas navy seals
Was that a cellphone detonator? Maybe that was from some kind of demo course?
and also the light reaction regiment
Pilipino trained by their OWN people...AND they trained US soldiers in jungle fight..❤❤❤
Maybe from your country they dont want you to get injured. But here they will until you quit.
It was the US TRained our military,way back then when they founded the Philippine Constabulary in 1900’s
Pls. React to the Philippines Scout Rangers. 👍
3rd Philippines
Watch the Philippine Military Parade ❤
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Philippine Special Forces are really "special" when it comes to jungle warfare.
But when it comes to urban warfare, they really need to step up their game.
Saludo ako sa kanila but sorry mas nirerispeto ko o mga Scout Rangers🇵🇭💪
Magbiro kana lasing, wag na wag sa scout ranger na akala mp tulog pero papatayin ka kasi gising na gising💪🇵🇭💞
Pareho lang yan.mas lamang sa training ang SF.Mostly mga black ops sa SF.
This men are special forces Army SF contemporary for the Green Berets.
It’s cool it’s just that it’s all about drones nowadays
Phillipine soulder is the harder soulders in the world watch the story of private bayot if marawi seage..
Hahahaha
It's a Trident like Navy Seals.
Special Forces Regiment is the most highly trained soldier of Philippines
Warhammer 40k time? ❤
im in philippines
Did you know they get drop off in the middle of jungle with only a knife and pick them up the following month?
Uk Soldiers will join US, Philippines Balikatan Exercise 2025 this was confirmed by UK Ambassador and General in Philippines 👍♥️🇵🇭, also more Country in Europe and Asia will join them
Try cafgu they are more fierce 😂
The scout Rangers make the Seals look like amateurs in the jungle they were founded when the Philippines was still part of the United States .
Your beret may be green, but you are not a Green Beret. Unlike the Philippines's who are training under actual USA GREEN BERETS. Does it bother you that there are no Britts there? 😭😭😭
Unnecessary comment.
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i can talk in philippines
You know what????there are many style of fighting in Philippines! You never try the moros they don’t care about bullets aslong as they have swords,
Philippine Force recon marines or marsog are the best. No casualty during their assignment in jolo sulu since 2008-2014 . Abusayaf terrorist are affraid with this group.
Bruh it's a scout ranger it's the same as helllll... bro
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