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@Donald Trump's Geissele URGI gas block nah even DEVGRU guys say Development Group if they are talking about working in that team. But yeah general term is Team Guys for all SEALs
Here before that one guy who goes "Only a 40 mile ruck run?? Pfft, that's easy, back in my unit we did 60 mile runs with 200 pound rucks in the Himalayas."
I just finished training on the moon for the Super Duper Extra Extra Secret "Tier 0" Joint Space Shuttle Door Gunner Eagle Scout Mall Security Taser Tampon Swat Team. I guess you can say we are pretty Elite. We provide Security for Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny. My book is ready to hit all the stores on the 32nd of December.
Both Delta Force and Special Forces (Green Berets) arrowhead patch are based on the patch of ww2 commando unit the First Special Service Force aka Devils Brigade.
@Jet Rho They didn't head home, they accomplished their mission (to train and equip foreign nationals to fight and conduct anti-guerilla warfare). And I'm sure a special forces guy or two remained behind more than likely for CIA shit, either way I wouldn't call them cowards. Ever heard of Roy Benevidez? If not well, Americans are always outnumbered yet we still kick ass. The only cowards are those at home who sent them the politicians who record to pull a 180 when too many casualties posed a problem.... The only objective that the entire of the U.S. military failed to accomplish was the defeat of the NVA and VC as a whole. We won most if not all emgagements but the protracted conflict could've spanned more than just a decade as it had. China and the USSR would've gotten involved..... Don't call U.S. troops cowards. Don't care who or what but if you havent fought with or even against them your simpleton opinion doesnt matter so I guess whatever floats ya boat, in the end its always someone asking the U.S. military to deal with a problem or two....😂😂😂😂
This is probably one of the few articles describing the structures of the two units in as much details as possible. Learnt a few new things. Very well made.
Dude, this channel is freaking amazing. They have amazing content, it's well organized, and communicated so well. The work put into these videos makes it so great! Keep it up!!
Most likely the most thorough and well researched video explanation ive seen on the tiers etc.....great video...well explained and produced.....and appreciated.
I'm 48 and after my time in normal forces, I found myself in the contracting world post 9-11. In 16 years combined, I met one person, just one, that was Tier 1. There might have been others, but they rightly say nothing. We met him because he was a primary instructor and original member of six.
I was invited to try out for CAG back when I was on active duty and I did attend their recruiting brief. However, one of my really good buddies back in the day, who is no longer with us, actually tried out for Delta and he came back to our unit after his attempt a broken man. I always felt he was a much bigger stud than me and although he did not go into much detail about his experience, what little he told me was enough for me to know that I was probably never going to be cut out for Delta in spite of what I considered to be, my high level of skills and pain tolerance. I can say from what little I know about trying out for Delta, that if you aren't totally sure that Delta is the life for you, than it is probably 100% absolutely not for you. Selection seems beyond brutal and not for most and it has the potential to only get more challenging and brutal if you are actually selected. Cheers and respect to those who form part of the few Tier 1 units.
@@dallasyap3064 everyone already knows and pretty much expects the attrition rate with Delta selection to be quite high due to the physical demands, but what a lot of people don't expects is that there are really high, somewhat ambiguous and even bizarre psychological expectations... so even if you pass every physical aspect, you have a high chance of still not being selected.
@@jamal69jackson77 many people think Navy SEALs training are the hardest actually. But of course we know that's not the case. Delta selection is very demanding physically and mentally, long distance ruck march with time limit, lesser time as each march progresses. Multiple interviews by psychologists, instructors and the commander. Yes true even if they pass the physical training, they may not be selected.
@@dallasyap3064 well I think that the difficulty between SEALs and Delta is really subjective. They have many similarities but what seriously distinguishes between them is the aquatic/maritime aspect of SEALs... and I know Delta and other Army special operations units do train in and conduct some aquatic/maritime operations, but that is not their bread and butter, whereas the SEALs really outshine any other branch in that respect. So if someone is really comfortable on land but not particularly strong in the water, technically, SEAL training and operations would possibly be much more challenging and difficult for them than Delta. I also do not know the first thing about their SEAL Team 6 requirements, which is their version of Tier 1 ops. I worked with regular SEAL units in the past and they honestly have my utmost respect, they are cool, solid dudes. They have a few bad apples, but so does everyone else. Anyhow, my friend told me some of the psychological questions he was asked during his Delta evaluations and they are questions that really catch you off guard and test your inner self. Honestly, I don't even understand how anyone could answer any of those questions correctly or how they expect you to answer, but I think that perhaps they are looking more at your demeanor, honesty or mindset than your actual answer, because the questions are bizarre, challenging and seriously uncomfortable.
@@jamal69jackson77 yes I totally agree with u. Yes true that Delta is trained in combat diving but not up to the level of their maritime counterpart, someone who can go through Delta training but who isn't comfortable with water can find SEAL training harder. SEAL Team 6 requirement is pretty much similar to Delta except that most but not all candidates are regular SEAL Teams, a fraction of them are from Navy SWCCs, Navy EODs, Navy Divers, and Navy SARCs. SEAL Team 6 training is easier compared to Delta, their fail rate is 50+% while Delta's fail rate is 95% or higher. SEAL Team 6 focus more on counter-terrorism and hostage rescue missions, usually regarding to maritime environment cuz that's their nature. Yes true there are a few apples among the good ones sometimes. Delta's psychological questions are really hard, that's what I read too, they literally ask all types of useful or useless questions with the sole purpose of breaking u down mentally and psychologically as well as to test your inner self, mindset, reaction, respond, behaviour etc. They aren't looking for the best guys but the right guys, so candidates who passed the grueling selection can still fail the very challenging evaluation. That's why Delta Force is super hard to get into. Your friend is a Delta Force operator, that's very awesome. One thing I don't like how Delta Force is used particularly in the Iraq war, is that they are used for raids against enemy targets that aren't that highly valuable. And these not very HVT raids were so often that Delta received quite an amount of casualties as compared to its size. I read before that they were running about 300 raids in their 4 month duty tour, and another one where they ran about 100 raids in a month and suffered quite a number of casualties. Those raids can be done by tier 2 special operations forces, hell even 18th Airborne Corps units like the 101st, 82nd etc can do those raids too. Delta only has selection twice a year, and only very few new operators are added in bcoz of high fail rate, so I believe Delta should really use its members and assets wisely and not waste it on low value targets. They should be used only for the most HVTs like Osama, Saddam, Al-baghdadi Mullar Omar etc.
this is such a well edited and produced video. Its so interesting to watch from a visual standpoint, as well as an informational standpoint. Phenomenal video! I learned a lot!
This is the video was well edited informed and just downright badass. This is what makes general discharge top dog when it comes to military videos covering special forces. Y’all taking your skills to the next level. Keep chasing the game homie. Can’t wait to see what you guys have in stored. And thank you for all the videos man. I didn’t know half of the information about other units or special operations in the military. So good looks. Also can you guys make a video about force recon. I keep forgetting to ask you guys.
More info than I ever knew in my 29 years in the Marines....worked with some of the spec ops units but didn't know squat about them...good to have little to no info on these great warriors though, to protect them and their mission in defense of our great Nation!
I ran across this channel while looking for info about a different spec ops team. Haven't been disappointed, just wish they were more delta sf and ranger videos but unlike the seals thos three teams are highly classified. Keep up the great work on the videos.
Used to go past the Delta compound at Bragg when I was there. Also had a CSM who had been in the Unit in some capacity but became our CSM probably so he would retire at E9... never ever saw or heard of a Unit above E8 not in the chain of command whereas the squadrons appear to be stuffed with MSG running around as infantry. Always fantasized about passing selection and getting in there, but I guess the difference is the soldiers who actually tried.
Maybe a brief history of the military patches (e.g. Commands, Divisions, Fleets, Groups) and maybe another series on special training courses (e.g. E.O.D., Airborne, Scuba, Medic) and then a series on the various awards, citations, medals, etc. It would be difficult but based on your work so far it would be amazing and get some serious likes.
In Don Mann'S book, Inside seal team 6, he states that in the 80's and early 90's Delta would get mission that were clearly DEVGRU's calling card, adding to the animosity between both tier one units. I wish someone would talk or write more on their relationship and how eventually they came to cooperate in the GWOT. Excelent video.
I would say they came to work together out of necessity of the situation. A lot changed in the US military. One of the greatest examples was the reserve components which were viewed as more strategic reserves before 9/11 and are now viewed as operational reserves. So more then likely both Delta and SEAL Team 6 had to learn to work together due to the high operational tempo
That goes in both ways tho, as according to some the 2011 raid on Osama bin-Laden was supposed to be a Delta operation, yet the SEALS got to do it, allegedly because at the time there were many high ranking Navy officers within JSOC, who simply favoritized DEVGRU and kept pushing their agenda. Rumour has it taking that legendary mission away from them REALLY pissed off the Delta guys and even to this day they still take jabs at the Seals.
@@NoahBugbee there are some women in g squadron in delta from what I've heard but that's just intelligence gathering and they aren't held to the same standards as assaulters and operators and they go through a different selection processes and aren't all given the same assualt training so women aren't really on the front lines blowing doors in like a breacher but they do have some combat roles like espionage and intelligence gathering
Hey.. Video Effects looks like top notch bros. i felt that it was really like a well made show and movies' scenes and video games trailer lol. Appreciate that!
Hi I work for *Executive Solutions & Logistics* What does that mean? *Shoot people, bug people and protect people for money.* Doesn’t the military and police already do that? *For MONEY.*
SAD paramilitary ops officers are selected from delta / berets / seals / devgru / ranger and other elite spec forces and given 24 months of espionage , sere , breaking and entering , surviallance , covert assassination training. They're like real life jason bourne and work in teams of 2-4 and sometimes alone. They look like normal people but are extraordinary. Around a hundred of such black ops officers are believed to exist.
Know It All Absolutely, from the little information I could conjure up from the internet, these guys sound like some serious stand up dudes. Would love to get some insight on the opset and lifestyle of these individuals!
@@mikaels6009 they're way above tier 1 . It is believed around a few hundred of such operators are in existence. Probably just 100 , that's why they mostly work alongside Delta incase they need support. They usually work in teams of 4, 2 or even 1 sometimes. So secretive they are. If you've seen sicario movie, you must have seen alejandro, who is working with delta forces on his mission. He's actually a SAD operative, if you've seen the movie.
iiTactical HD unfortunately despite that probably being true (I don’t know enough about the seal stuff) it reflects poorly on the organization as a whole, especially since internally (I can only speak about my experiences) they have a pretty shitty reputation to begin with of acting like spoiled petty school children (such as not cleaning up their ranges unless told to, being such massive dickheads that they get kicked out of school houses etc.)
Thanks for breaking things down for us. If you get the chance could you go more in depth on the squarons of each group if you know much more about them?
Great editing, each video it keeps getting better and better. If you want to see the real tier one SMU bois, look at the ISA. You should also make a video on the asymmetric warfare group - a little known tier one unit.
No you prevent countless civilians from sleeping, eating and living because of them and your war mongering murderous military. You should be ashamed of yourselves and your service men for what they're doing to the world
@@Burningarrow7 there are always some bad soldiers in every military in the US. There will always be those who join the military bcoz they are happy triggers but don't forget that there are way more good soldiers out there who are willing to help and are not those happy triggers.
@@tylerdurden1923 same. I've seen a bit of The Delta Force where chuck norris acted. I've watched other SEAL Team 6 movies as well like SEAL Team 6: the raid on Osama, Zero Dark Thirty. Black Hawk Down is still one of my favourite war/special ops movies.
@@weegee_darthno4045 SEAL Team 6 isn't a fake name. It was first established as SEAL Team 6, but what u said is right, to confuse others, Commander Richard Marcinko named it SEAL Team 6 instead of 3 to confuse others, particularly soviet intelligence that there are more number of SEAL teams. Around the late 80s, I think 1987, it was then disbanded and the Naval Special Warfare Development Group was created, which of course is the successor to ST6, but until today NSWDG most famous nickname remain as SEAL Team 6.
something you left out, devgru was designed as the tier 1 unit that could operate in a maritime environment. missions on land go to the nearest available unit, missions involving water always go to the seal teams.
Being Tier 1-2-3 a NATO standard it also works that same-Tier SF of SOF from different countries can interact in the same mission, particularly because in general a mission, say a SAR raid aiming to free a hostage MVP held by armed enemy in a building, is operated by Tier 1s actually going in, Tier 2s giving CCS (close combat support, sniper coverage and so on) and Tier 3s setting up a security perimeter for the raid. At least that's how it was when I served in a European Tier 2 armed unit 20 years ago. Ciao ;-)
@@girtisholland tell me the procedures you take to assault a compound. Tell me how you approach a beach from out of the ocean. Tell me how to do advance hand to hand combat. Tell me how to shoot a pistol in different positions. Tell me how to skydive out of a AC-130 with night vision and 26 guys with you. Tell me how to do CQB in all different types of scenarios. Bro, I can go on all fucking day.
@@girtisholland do you think seal team 6 knew how inside of bin laden's house looked? They literally have to make split second dicisions to drop who were about to shoot back at them, and to not worry about the house being rigged with explosives. Its funny how civilians love to run their mouth, you know nothing.
Interesting presentation about these two legendary organizations. An old friend of mine was a 'plank owner' of SEAL team Six. I can remember sitting on the beach with him in Coronado while he tried to explain that he might be moving east for a new job that was opening up. Question; What tier, if any do regular Ranger Battalions belong to? Also, what about the Air Force Special Operations Command. Where do their squadrons fit in?
Another amazing video guys (or xirs) thanks! Although it's a little childish I would love to see a video where you compare different elite units. Like compare rrc to delta, rangers to recon marines, shit like that. Just an idea. Probably a dumb one since they all serve a different purpose and go through the ringer to get there. But an idea nonetheless :)
Lot of good info I went active duty army in 83 went to 82nd Airborne and none of this information was available not that it would have changed my mind but for this generation it’s good to know
@@Daddy53751 Hi. My first Sargent was a former marine went to army went to a ranger battalion got his tab he was recruited to to go Delta I had friends who were confidotes of his wife and some stories were passed down.. But that man I would follow any where and do anything he said First Sargent Thomas Duke . Lead by example in everything he did
just thought id throw a little fun fact out there, 1st SFOD-D selection is held in Camp Dawson West Virginia and then those super humans that make it through selection attend OTC at Fort Bragg North Carolina
FYI, their structure is the same as any other unit. There's ~4 infantry companies (direct engagement), and 2-4 support companies that assist the infantry.
Jinir yup. You said it. Ppl have no clue what it takes to excel in the military till theyre in without further knowledge. But even that knowledge is always incomplete. Your mind ive realized sadly not soon enough is always the greatest tool for your success in the military. The body can only do so much and is merely an extension of your will.
I was USMC 0311 (infantry). I wanted to go MARSOC just because of their history and I I’m 4th gen marine so you can understand why. But when I found out MARSOC wasn’t tier 1 I did some brief research and decided DEVGRU was the goal only bc of Hollywood. Ik, too many movies. But now I’m reenlisting to go tier 2 Ranger and get selected for delta force just bc I feel rangers and delta force is a better fit for me. Of course at the end of the day DEVGRU, Delta Force or any other tier 1 operations element are all rest and arguably equal in their own respects. I’m currently training for ranger school physical requirements going through the MEPS process and reenlisting as 12B/combat engineer only bc I’m 1 pt under GT score requirement for ranger school (110), so I’ll have 2 chances to bring my ASVAB score up while I’m a combat engineer
Nice, but remember there's no "Ranger School" for actual real Rangers of the 75th Reg. The Regiment has its own assessment and selection program for ranger candidates, called RASP. Ranger school is a different thing, it is literally a school, a leadership course for everyone else except Rangers: soldiers from other army units, marines, Air Force crew, even foreign soldiers from allied countrie can attend it.
I get discouraged sometimes because I love the marines and I wish marsoc was tier 1 so now I wanna do marsoc or devgru or delta or I can still do marsoc and get selected for CAG
Fyi, for normal opsec reasons the DEVGRU SEAL teams are no longer referred to by numbers (i.e. on paper SEAL team six no longer exists), they are now designated by color. The fact that the SEAL team six nomenclature is still used by the public is just confirmation that the unit designation transition worked as designed (a Ph.D. Aerospace Engineer who works for a large American defense contractor's Missile Systems company who has briefed various Tier 1 units on subjects of a technical nature. And yes my youtube name is a Nom de Guerre.
@@sgedeon01 yes that was confirmed by General Downing, and till this day many Deltas are from Rangers or have served in Rangers. But many are also formerly Green Berets.
@@dallasyap3064 ranger regiment and green berets overlap. That is, many go from ranger regiment to special forces then to CAG. Or they go from ranger regiment to CAG and once in CAG the ranger will go to the SFQC for promotion purposes. Soldiers in CAG get promoted faster if they are green beret qualified
@@sgedeon01 yes, some do go from 75th to SF then to CAG, while some go straight to CAG from 75th. But those already in CAG would attend SFQC for promotion purposes? Never heard that before. But I don't think that's necessary. But they'll need to attend leadership courses like advanced leaders course, senior leaders course etc. Given that SF has more leadership and self-reliance in their missions compared to 75th, I believe that those with SF background can be prompted faster/easier given that they have more leadership and self-reliance skills and experience. But it would depend on the individual's leadership skills and capabilities. An example would be Sergeant Major Thomas Payne, Delta Force operator and MOH recipient. In just 5 years or less, he got up to the rank of Sergeant Major from Sergeant First Class. Payne was previously a Ranger and didn't serve in SF.
You prove yourself to be a clueless sheep trump over here making enemies and having the us crumble and you cheer him on? I think your better off with a Bible trump can't even hold one properly and you bow down to him
I come from a military family. Had 7 uncles in WW2, in both theaters, luckily all of them made it back. Also had several cousins that went to Viet Nam. Not so lucky there. Some of them came back a bit broken, and my favorite one, a few years after returning, took his life. War is a horrible thing, but we need to be prepared for it just the same. I'm 60 now, and when I was 16, they had just come out with the green cards for selective service, and got the papers signed to go ahead and sign up. Passed everything, but took the physical last, and failed the eye test, and was not allowed to serve. Still a bit angry about that to this day...Life could have been very different for me, but you play the cards you are dealt. I had several people in my family that were 'attached' in one way or another to Special Forces, and just stumbled across your channel. Over the years not only have I read quite a bit of factual material concerning the subject, but have had the honor of knowing several people that have served in this area. Really like your channel, seems to be very accurate. Most people would be very surprised at whom they might be standing next to in a line at a Supermarket, or sitting near in a Diner, or talking to at a cookout, or a kids baseball game, never knowing that the guy they were talking to or standing near was once a Tier One Operator. They can be the nicest guys. These are always the ones you will notice that are kind to animals, will help the elderly, or the guy in the scooter chair with his or her groceries...always the nicest people you could ever hope to run into. Until they are not.... I can say from watching things happen in the past, if pushed too far, when they hit the 'not' mark, just get out of the way. 'Nice' goes right out the window.
Fellas, you keep bringing the Thunder week after week! I often wonder, how on Gods green earth has Tommy Tinnitus infiltrated so many units??!?! Straight ninja skilz.
Informative and well edited video. Wonder if this is secretly a military recruiting channel. Constructive feedback: Calling the VS. videos comparisons would be less catchy, however, it would be more accurate.
The 24th STS actually is comprised of mostly Combat Controllers and Pararescuemen. They are still tough and capable in fact they also have high attrition rates, but they are more of like support roles. For Combat Controllers, their primary mission is to provide air support, close air support and all sorts of air ground communication for the team they are attach to. For Pararescuemen, their primary mission is to provide medical evacuation, personnel recovery and pretty much all types of combat and non-combat medical treatment for the team and other allied forces (if any are serving alongside). That's their primary mission but they are also capable and can conduct other special operations mission sets like direct action, special reconnaissance and others that the team they are attached to are tasked to carry out. That's why u see Combat Controllers and Pararescuemen don't operate as a 1 whole team of themselves, they are usually attached to other SOFs.
dallas yap I’ve seen them in action and wasn’t entirely impressed, not saying their not Legitimate Tier 1 players but I saw more production and destruction from MARSOC then STS. They seemed to just fall in line behind the other assaulting elements with their high speed rifles and Kevlars.
jersylife86 Yeah I heard you got to have +4 years in the military, and be SF, a Ranger or Airborne. To be qualified, for Delta Force. From what I’ve seen and heard it’s one of the most physically demanding training regiments in the world!
Same with devgru you need to pass the buds and be a navy seal, before you could undergo another training and be part of team6/devgru. Although their status as silent professionals has been tainted with so many scandals lately, theyre skills are still top tier
Please and Thank You, Do not insult the Special Forces, Special Operations Forces, and Special Operations Capable Units , by even suggesting that Their Own Manpower, Weapons, Equipment and Assets , are to be utilized to fight the Perverts. Leave that up to the Police Officer and Deputy Sheriff.
@@johnrodriguez3870 they haven't sorted it... I'm a veteran of the British Army. I'll insult who I want.. But I wasn't insulting. You'll find quite a few SF vets actually are fighting and hunting pedos..
Max Snellink of The United Kingdom Army, Thank You for Your British Military Service, however, why is it that You solely comment on My Comments, not on the video at hand, and, did not bother to comment on the responses of those who queried on the matter of " Where's Your Head At?" And Max, Why are You not taking the 🔥💥 Fight to these Perfidious Perverts, whether or not They are Themselves Military, Veterans,or , Civilians? Are You afraid of the Prison, if You get caught? If You claim to be a Badass Battlefield British Army Veteran, then , You utilize Your Military Forces training and experience, and , dispatch Them with rapidity, vigor, speed, surprise, and violence of action. Otherwise, this is pointless and nothing more than bluster, bravado, and Tough Tony talk. Rodriguez from Tucson, Roger Out!!🇺🇸🦅🗽⚔️😠😡
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hello is there any way i can privately message you about joining the navy ?
need lots of help and guidance.
Thanks Gen :)
Your video quality is always exceptional, but this was on another level.
@Dylan Jorgensen yes they can man, its open to sailors
lol i thought there was 4 but now i know there are 6 seal team six squads.
Here before that one guy says “the most elite special forces are the ones we don’t know about”
Nothing more annoying than that tbh 😂
@@DataGeek903 hahaha good one mate
@Donald Trump's Geissele URGI gas block nah even DEVGRU guys say Development Group if they are talking about working in that team. But yeah general term is Team Guys for all SEALs
Here before that one guy who goes "Only a 40 mile ruck run?? Pfft, that's easy, back in my unit we did 60 mile runs with 200 pound rucks in the Himalayas."
in fairness though, cag's existence wasnt acknowledged until about 2 decades ago by the government, but yeah it is annoying lol
I just finished my 2 weeks basic training for the army reserve unit as a rifleman. My book is coming out next week...
Lmao 😂
Wrong service. You should have gone into the Navy.
Oper8 harder daddy
just went through the first week of boot camp. book coming out next week
I just finished training on the moon for the Super Duper Extra Extra Secret "Tier 0" Joint Space Shuttle Door Gunner Eagle Scout Mall Security Taser Tampon Swat Team. I guess you can say we are pretty Elite. We provide Security for Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny. My book is ready to hit all the stores on the 32nd of December.
I love how simple and mysterious Delta’s insignia is.
Both Delta Force and Special Forces (Green Berets) arrowhead patch are based on the patch of ww2 commando unit the First Special Service Force aka Devils Brigade.
Ah The mysterious Fairbairn Sykes Bayonet is Hella fearsome indeed. Those DevGru badges looks badass as well though
That's not a delta patch that is a psyop group patch.
@@DeathstrokeIncGaming It's not just PSYOPs its the patch for USASOC
@@dallasyap3064he devils brigade part gave me chills.
I used to be Delta, but my mom made me turn off my Xbox. I'm not Delta anymore. :(
Haha that was funny
Frost,is that you?
@meatiest it really is
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You guys really stepped up your game. The time and effort that went into this developed an outstanding product. Good job, guys. Semper Fi.
Thanks J Coz appreciate it!
Outstanding video! Airborne!
Good terms last that this is what you use. See ya last. Your outta here.
@@GeneralDischarge Generally discipline is discharge for supers.
DEV F7 FORT CANNON BLACK TIERED OUT FOR FORD THROW FROM THROWINGS 8700 FEET AND UP WILL GAS AND FLAM BEFORE HIT FLOOR. WAS NOT DEAD WAS BETWET.
I’m not going to choose sides, just glad they’re both on our side!
True True. They are both deadly and should not be messed with.
Amen to that. Aint nobody deadlier then the U.S. Special Ops units
@Jet Rho Pretty sure they hunted those "farmers" LMAO
@Jet Rho They didn't head home, they accomplished their mission (to train and equip foreign nationals to fight and conduct anti-guerilla warfare). And I'm sure a special forces guy or two remained behind more than likely for CIA shit, either way I wouldn't call them cowards. Ever heard of Roy Benevidez? If not well, Americans are always outnumbered yet we still kick ass. The only cowards are those at home who sent them the politicians who record to pull a 180 when too many casualties posed a problem.... The only objective that the entire of the U.S. military failed to accomplish was the defeat of the NVA and VC as a whole. We won most if not all emgagements but the protracted conflict could've spanned more than just a decade as it had. China and the USSR would've gotten involved..... Don't call U.S. troops cowards. Don't care who or what but if you havent fought with or even against them your simpleton opinion doesnt matter so I guess whatever floats ya boat, in the end its always someone asking the U.S. military to deal with a problem or two....😂😂😂😂
@@weaselwolf8425 The US literally accomplished nothing in Vietnam. They’d have to drop a nuke or commit genocide to win that war.
One writes alot of books. The other doesn't ⚡⚡⚡⚡😎🇺🇸
Ones also more secret then the other
Yea but if they showed up at your front door I bet you’d forget about those books real quick
Tiger Olson yup
Jake Hunter army all the way
Tiger Olson exactly
This is probably one of the few articles describing the structures of the two units in as much details as possible. Learnt a few new things. Very well made.
Thank you for explaining the tier levels for the SOF community. That was a question I was about to ask and you have answered. Bravo Zulu.
I have been waiting for this all day. Love all the work put into it.
Nice handcannon bruh. 😂
Dude, this channel is freaking amazing. They have amazing content, it's well organized, and communicated so well. The work put into these videos makes it so great! Keep it up!!
Thanks for the kind words!
Most likely the most thorough and well researched video explanation ive seen on the tiers etc.....great video...well explained and produced.....and appreciated.
Thank you!
I'm 48 and after my time in normal forces, I found myself in the contracting world post 9-11. In 16 years combined, I met one person, just one, that was Tier 1. There might have been others, but they rightly say nothing. We met him because he was a primary instructor and original member of six.
I was invited to try out for CAG back when I was on active duty and I did attend their recruiting brief. However, one of my really good buddies back in the day, who is no longer with us, actually tried out for Delta and he came back to our unit after his attempt a broken man. I always felt he was a much bigger stud than me and although he did not go into much detail about his experience, what little he told me was enough for me to know that I was probably never going to be cut out for Delta in spite of what I considered to be, my high level of skills and pain tolerance. I can say from what little I know about trying out for Delta, that if you aren't totally sure that Delta is the life for you, than it is probably 100% absolutely not for you. Selection seems beyond brutal and not for most and it has the potential to only get more challenging and brutal if you are actually selected. Cheers and respect to those who form part of the few Tier 1 units.
Delta is very very difficult. The fail rate is around 95% or higher.
@@dallasyap3064 everyone already knows and pretty much expects the attrition rate with Delta selection to be quite high due to the physical demands, but what a lot of people don't expects is that there are really high, somewhat ambiguous and even bizarre psychological expectations... so even if you pass every physical aspect, you have a high chance of still not being selected.
@@jamal69jackson77 many people think Navy SEALs training are the hardest actually. But of course we know that's not the case. Delta selection is very demanding physically and mentally, long distance ruck march with time limit, lesser time as each march progresses. Multiple interviews by psychologists, instructors and the commander. Yes true even if they pass the physical training, they may not be selected.
@@dallasyap3064 well I think that the difficulty between SEALs and Delta is really subjective. They have many similarities but what seriously distinguishes between them is the aquatic/maritime aspect of SEALs... and I know Delta and other Army special operations units do train in and conduct some aquatic/maritime operations, but that is not their bread and butter, whereas the SEALs really outshine any other branch in that respect. So if someone is really comfortable on land but not particularly strong in the water, technically, SEAL training and operations would possibly be much more challenging and difficult for them than Delta. I also do not know the first thing about their SEAL Team 6 requirements, which is their version of Tier 1 ops. I worked with regular SEAL units in the past and they honestly have my utmost respect, they are cool, solid dudes. They have a few bad apples, but so does everyone else. Anyhow, my friend told me some of the psychological questions he was asked during his Delta evaluations and they are questions that really catch you off guard and test your inner self. Honestly, I don't even understand how anyone could answer any of those questions correctly or how they expect you to answer, but I think that perhaps they are looking more at your demeanor, honesty or mindset than your actual answer, because the questions are bizarre, challenging and seriously uncomfortable.
@@jamal69jackson77 yes I totally agree with u. Yes true that Delta is trained in combat diving but not up to the level of their maritime counterpart, someone who can go through Delta training but who isn't comfortable with water can find SEAL training harder. SEAL Team 6 requirement is pretty much similar to Delta except that most but not all candidates are regular SEAL Teams, a fraction of them are from Navy SWCCs, Navy EODs, Navy Divers, and Navy SARCs. SEAL Team 6 training is easier compared to Delta, their fail rate is 50+% while Delta's fail rate is 95% or higher. SEAL Team 6 focus more on counter-terrorism and hostage rescue missions, usually regarding to maritime environment cuz that's their nature. Yes true there are a few apples among the good ones sometimes. Delta's psychological questions are really hard, that's what I read too, they literally ask all types of useful or useless questions with the sole purpose of breaking u down mentally and psychologically as well as to test your inner self, mindset, reaction, respond, behaviour etc. They aren't looking for the best guys but the right guys, so candidates who passed the grueling selection can still fail the very challenging evaluation. That's why Delta Force is super hard to get into. Your friend is a Delta Force operator, that's very awesome. One thing I don't like how Delta Force is used particularly in the Iraq war, is that they are used for raids against enemy targets that aren't that highly valuable. And these not very HVT raids were so often that Delta received quite an amount of casualties as compared to its size. I read before that they were running about 300 raids in their 4 month duty tour, and another one where they ran about 100 raids in a month and suffered quite a number of casualties. Those raids can be done by tier 2 special operations forces, hell even 18th Airborne Corps units like the 101st, 82nd etc can do those raids too. Delta only has selection twice a year, and only very few new operators are added in bcoz of high fail rate, so I believe Delta should really use its members and assets wisely and not waste it on low value targets. They should be used only for the most HVTs like Osama, Saddam, Al-baghdadi Mullar Omar etc.
this is such a well edited and produced video. Its so interesting to watch from a visual standpoint, as well as an informational standpoint. Phenomenal video! I learned a lot!
When I was stationed on Bragg I Met a former delta dude who now contracts, dude was the real deal
Sure you did.
Aldo the Apache go play cod. And fuxk off
Lol it's like the SEALs say, "I can get laid easier if I say I know a SEAL vs saying I am one."
@@bryangros9900 NASTY
Did he tell you he was Delta???
Wow...just blown away. The video editing is tier 1 😂. This channel is on its way up.
Some of the most detailed info on these two organizations that I've ever seen or heard. Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed!
Yo straight up. This is the best video y'all put out.
This is the video was well edited informed and just downright badass. This is what makes general discharge top dog when it comes to military videos covering special forces. Y’all taking your skills to the next level. Keep chasing the game homie. Can’t wait to see what you guys have in stored. And thank you for all the videos man. I didn’t know half of the information about other units or special operations in the military. So good looks.
Also can you guys make a video about force recon. I keep forgetting to ask you guys.
More info than I ever knew in my 29 years in the Marines....worked with some of the spec ops units but didn't know squat about them...good to have little to no info on these great warriors though, to protect them and their mission in defense of our great Nation!
“Tip of the spear, edge of the knife.. crack of my ass””
This may be your best video, yet. The editing and content is Tier 1, Elite.
I ran across this channel while looking for info about a different spec ops team.
Haven't been disappointed, just wish they were more delta sf and ranger videos but unlike the seals thos three teams are highly classified.
Keep up the great work on the videos.
Yeah cuz Army spec ops maintain their quiet professionals very seriously.
One time payment fuck all that not really family's pft
Yeah but blue birds no all the not all that they had no idea untill the car in drip
Care for lives way can I say I a melt🥰
There are a bunch of sf, and ranger videos .
You should do a video on coast guard rescue swimmers. There dropout rate is crazy
The DoR rate is high because the dudes doing it are coasties ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
TH-cam Official big false
Cool lmaoeb you must be a coastie yourself, not being able to take a joke like that
TH-cam Official nope never served
Cool lmaoeb ok then why are you telling me what’s true or not? disregarding the fact that it’s within the context of a joke
Thanks a lot for your videos, very educational and inspirational! Keep going and thank you for the inspiration for my future man.
Hey everyone I’m a
Tier 1 Cook in the Coast Guard Special Forces. You’ll never hear about our unit. Ever. That’s how you know we are really good
What's your best dish?
@@GeneralDischarge we'll never know what dish it is, that's how good it is
I heard you were the inspiration for "Casey Ryback"
Used to go past the Delta compound at Bragg when I was there. Also had a CSM who had been in the Unit in some capacity but became our CSM probably so he would retire at E9... never ever saw or heard of a Unit above E8 not in the chain of command whereas the squadrons appear to be stuffed with MSG running around as infantry. Always fantasized about passing selection and getting in there, but I guess the difference is the soldiers who actually tried.
Maybe a brief history of the military patches (e.g. Commands, Divisions, Fleets, Groups) and maybe another series on special training courses (e.g. E.O.D., Airborne, Scuba, Medic) and then a series on the various awards, citations, medals, etc. It would be difficult but based on your work so far it would be amazing and get some serious likes.
God damn the production quality in this has really stepped up! Keep crushing guys 🤘🏻🇺🇸
In Don Mann'S book, Inside seal team 6, he states that in the 80's and early 90's Delta would get mission that were clearly DEVGRU's calling card, adding to the animosity between both tier one units. I wish someone would talk or write more on their relationship and how eventually they came to cooperate in the GWOT. Excelent video.
I would say they came to work together out of necessity of the situation.
A lot changed in the US military. One of the greatest examples was the reserve components which were viewed as more strategic reserves before 9/11 and are now viewed as operational reserves.
So more then likely both Delta and SEAL Team 6 had to learn to work together due to the high operational tempo
That goes in both ways tho, as according to some the 2011 raid on Osama bin-Laden was supposed to be a Delta operation, yet the SEALS got to do it, allegedly because at the time there were many high ranking Navy officers within JSOC, who simply favoritized DEVGRU and kept pushing their agenda. Rumour has it taking that legendary mission away from them REALLY pissed off the Delta guys and even to this day they still take jabs at the Seals.
“Thank God they’re both our boys..” is all I can think. 🇺🇸💪
And women
@@alison2161 Their are no women in navy seals or delta force
@@NoahBugbee there are some women in g squadron in delta from what I've heard but that's just intelligence gathering and they aren't held to the same standards as assaulters and operators and they go through a different selection processes and aren't all given the same assualt training so women aren't really on the front lines blowing doors in like a breacher but they do have some combat roles like espionage and intelligence gathering
@@boi9901 there are not women in a TEIR one unit, the only women to make sof got DFS after 2 deployments.
@@NoahBugbee HUMIT attachments is about all I could guess.
Hey.. Video Effects looks like top notch bros. i felt that it was really like a well made show and movies' scenes and video games trailer lol. Appreciate that!
Both the Army Delta Force and Seal Team Six America's most lethal warriors in the War on terrorism
I agree
Duh wth
You guys should make a video about the 24th Special Tactics Squadron. (great video production btw)
The difference between the two: hair gel.
Love the intro, great video, great information!👍
One writes books, the other starts a company that ends with "Tactical"
Lol wait till you find out Delta does that too
Hi I work for
*Executive Solutions & Logistics*
What does that mean?
*Shoot people, bug people and protect people for money.*
Doesn’t the military and police already do that?
*For MONEY.*
Woo! Was waiting for this one!
Video was great. Would love to see a video on CIA SAD/ SOG paramilitary units
Rather see a video about the Army's ISA or Air Force 24th STS
SAD paramilitary ops officers are selected from delta / berets / seals / devgru / ranger and other elite spec forces and given 24 months of espionage , sere , breaking and entering , surviallance , covert assassination training. They're like real life jason bourne and work in teams of 2-4 and sometimes alone. They look like normal people but are extraordinary. Around a hundred of such black ops officers are believed to exist.
Know It All Absolutely, from the little information I could conjure up from the internet, these guys sound like some serious stand up dudes. Would love to get some insight on the opset and lifestyle of these individuals!
@@dakshs9528 so are SAD/SOG tier 1 also?
@@mikaels6009 they're way above tier 1 . It is believed around a few hundred of such operators are in existence. Probably just 100 , that's why they mostly work alongside Delta incase they need support.
They usually work in teams of 4, 2 or even 1 sometimes. So secretive they are.
If you've seen sicario movie, you must have seen alejandro, who is working with delta forces on his mission. He's actually a SAD operative, if you've seen the movie.
Ooh ooh I’ve seen this one before. When those seals murdered that green beret because he discovered they were transporting illegal money and drugs.
You mean those seals that should have been shot in the head?
Those are tier 2 SEALs not the Tier 1 SEALs.
iiTactical HD unfortunately despite that probably being true (I don’t know enough about the seal stuff) it reflects poorly on the organization as a whole, especially since internally (I can only speak about my experiences) they have a pretty shitty reputation to begin with of acting like spoiled petty school children (such as not cleaning up their ranges unless told to, being such massive dickheads that they get kicked out of school houses etc.)
ST6 are some dirty mfersw
iiTactical HD not true
Thanks for breaking things down for us. If you get the chance could you go more in depth on the squarons of each group if you know much more about them?
Great editing, each video it keeps getting better and better. If you want to see the real tier one SMU bois, look at the ISA.
You should also make a video on the asymmetric warfare group - a little known tier one unit.
This is freakn AWESOME! GOD bless all the U.S. Armed Forces. We live, eat and sleep better because of them 🇺🇸💪👊👍
Yeah true. The reason we enjoy so much bcoz they are there.
No you prevent countless civilians from sleeping, eating and living because of them and your war mongering murderous military. You should be ashamed of yourselves and your service men for what they're doing to the world
@@Burningarrow7 there are always some bad soldiers in every military in the US. There will always be those who join the military bcoz they are happy triggers but don't forget that there are way more good soldiers out there who are willing to help and are not those happy triggers.
I would still prefer Delta Force then SEAL Team 6. But these 2 are still America's best.
The only things ive seen about delta force is from Black hawk down (2001) and I love every second of it
@@tylerdurden1923 same. I've seen a bit of The Delta Force where chuck norris acted. I've watched other SEAL Team 6 movies as well like SEAL Team 6: the raid on Osama, Zero Dark Thirty. Black Hawk Down is still one of my favourite war/special ops movies.
Devgru* SEAL Team 6 was a fake name to make the enemy think they have more SOF then they do.
@@weegee_darthno4045 SEAL Team 6 isn't a fake name. It was first established as SEAL Team 6, but what u said is right, to confuse others, Commander Richard Marcinko named it SEAL Team 6 instead of 3 to confuse others, particularly soviet intelligence that there are more number of SEAL teams. Around the late 80s, I think 1987, it was then disbanded and the Naval Special Warfare Development Group was created, which of course is the successor to ST6, but until today NSWDG most famous nickname remain as SEAL Team 6.
What were the members of "the unit" with Dennis haysbert and robert Patrick?
Hell of a video! I must have watched it about 4 times already! Can y’all do a video on the USAF 24th STS next?
Thank you, and we will look into it, thanks for the suggestion!
Dang, the production quality is insane. Great job
Thank you!
something you left out, devgru was designed as the tier 1 unit that could operate in a maritime environment. missions on land go to the nearest available unit, missions involving water always go to the seal teams.
Negative depending on sit rep could be seal, delta, sears, or unnamed units
Rangers have dive units too!
Being Tier 1-2-3 a NATO standard it also works that same-Tier SF of SOF from different countries can interact in the same mission, particularly because in general a mission, say a SAR raid aiming to free a hostage MVP held by armed enemy in a building, is operated by Tier 1s actually going in, Tier 2s giving CCS (close combat support, sniper coverage and so on) and Tier 3s setting up a security perimeter for the raid.
At least that's how it was when I served in a European Tier 2 armed unit 20 years ago.
Ciao ;-)
I don’t need a Devgru book, I can just TH-cam them and get all their secrets from the team members first hand.
Their tactics are their secrets, you dont know anything about that.
@@rickhunter7443 I assume you don’t look up much, because clearly things are going over your head, Rick.
@@girtisholland tell me the procedures you take to assault a compound. Tell me how you approach a beach from out of the ocean. Tell me how to do advance hand to hand combat. Tell me how to shoot a pistol in different positions. Tell me how to skydive out of a AC-130 with night vision and 26 guys with you. Tell me how to do CQB in all different types of scenarios. Bro, I can go on all fucking day.
@@girtisholland do you think seal team 6 knew how inside of bin laden's house looked? They literally have to make split second dicisions to drop who were about to shoot back at them, and to not worry about the house being rigged with explosives. Its funny how civilians love to run their mouth, you know nothing.
@@rickhunter7443 Once again, my comment went way over your head. My joke was tongue in cheek, but it’s clearly just a joke to anyone with a brain.
Random fact: DEVGRU have shorter HK416s then Delta
SMUs have been moving away from the HK416s dev got a noveske gat and the unit has been testing the Sr16
word herb Delta also been testing/using the MCX
Mr.Whaler true but the LVAW isn’t meant as a replacement for the 416
@@OscarNovember1776 hey ist You marine Recon?
@@OscarNovember1776 curiosity
DAMN the quality of your videos are INSANE. Loved the video.
This was a really well-made video. I enjoyed watching it👍🏾
Wow, these men.......just incredible. Thank you, although we may never know you. -USMC vet
NGL, a lot of information was put out and selectively left out. I'm really impressed by the thought process and effort behind this video.
The effort put into editing this video is appreciated
Hello guys. Thanks so much for the information you put on the net. So easily accessible for old old yet curious people like myself.
You're welcome! Thanks for your support
Enjoy your videos, very well presented and straight to the point. Facts! In a concise matter. Thank you.
Legit best channel I’ve subscribed to love this channel keep up the good work. Thank you.
Great video! Any chance you guys can do a video on the 24th Special Tactics Squadron?
Interesting presentation about these two legendary organizations. An old friend of mine was a 'plank owner' of SEAL team Six. I can remember sitting on the beach with him in Coronado while he tried to explain that he might be moving east for a new job that was opening up. Question; What tier, if any do regular Ranger Battalions belong to? Also, what about the Air Force Special Operations Command. Where do their squadrons fit in?
Ranger Battalions are tier 2
Videos on all tier 1 individually would be incredible!!!
BRAVO Gentlemen BRAVO. Now, I have one request. Could you create a video on the Special Activities Center of the C.I.A.
Great video, the info is always on point 🔛👌.
Thank you!
Another amazing video guys (or xirs) thanks! Although it's a little childish I would love to see a video where you compare different elite units. Like compare rrc to delta, rangers to recon marines, shit like that. Just an idea. Probably a dumb one since they all serve a different purpose and go through the ringer to get there. But an idea nonetheless :)
Thank you for the breakdown of the Greatest fighting force ever. You guys are Awesome.
Absolutely Epic.
Instant Like.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Great Video. No question left unanswered. Thank you ! NSDQ!
Lot of good info I went active duty army in 83 went to 82nd Airborne and none of this information was available not that it would have changed my mind but for this generation it’s good to know
I know of at least one 82nd guy who went straight from 82nd to Delta.
Check “American Badass” by Dale Comstock, I believe his name is.
@@Daddy53751 Hi. My first Sargent was a former marine went to army went to a ranger battalion got his tab he was recruited to to go Delta I had friends who were confidotes of his wife and some stories were passed down.. But that man I would follow any where and do anything he said First Sargent Thomas Duke . Lead by example in everything he did
@@adolfopiazza1073 I have some of those as well.
Great men that I would follow anywhere.
This Channel only gets better and better I love it. Putting in my packet to go helicopter pilot my board is in September wish me luck
just thought id throw a little fun fact out there, 1st SFOD-D selection is held in Camp Dawson West Virginia and then those super humans that make it through selection attend OTC at Fort Bragg North Carolina
A video on 24th STS would be amazing
FYI, their structure is the same as any other unit. There's ~4 infantry companies (direct engagement), and 2-4 support companies that assist the infantry.
Actually they are called squadrons rather than companies, and the direct engagement squadrons are referred as assault (not infantry) squadrons.
All you pups watching this and wanting to enlist, I encourage you to do so. Train hard and smart, train for distance and resilience.
Jinir yup. You said it. Ppl have no clue what it takes to excel in the military till theyre in without further knowledge. But even that knowledge is always incomplete. Your mind ive realized sadly not soon enough is always the greatest tool for your success in the military. The body can only do so much and is merely an extension of your will.
Don Mann is one of the few veterans who are actually really good at writing a book......a must read.
The book is highly redacted though....
I was USMC 0311 (infantry). I wanted to go MARSOC just because of their history and I I’m 4th gen marine so you can understand why. But when I found out MARSOC wasn’t tier 1 I did some brief research and decided DEVGRU was the goal only bc of Hollywood. Ik, too many movies. But now I’m reenlisting to go tier 2 Ranger and get selected for delta force just bc I feel rangers and delta force is a better fit for me. Of course at the end of the day DEVGRU, Delta Force or any other tier 1 operations element are all rest and arguably equal in their own respects. I’m currently training for ranger school physical requirements going through the MEPS process and reenlisting as 12B/combat engineer only bc I’m 1 pt under GT score requirement for ranger school (110), so I’ll have 2 chances to bring my ASVAB score up while I’m a combat engineer
Nice, but remember there's no "Ranger School" for actual real Rangers of the 75th Reg. The Regiment has its own assessment and selection program for ranger candidates, called RASP. Ranger school is a different thing, it is literally a school, a leadership course for everyone else except Rangers: soldiers from other army units, marines, Air Force crew, even foreign soldiers from allied countrie can attend it.
I get discouraged sometimes because I love the marines and I wish marsoc was tier 1 so now I wanna do marsoc or devgru or delta or I can still do marsoc and get selected for CAG
Fyi, for normal opsec reasons the DEVGRU SEAL teams are no longer referred to by numbers (i.e. on paper SEAL team six no longer exists), they are now designated by color. The fact that the SEAL team six nomenclature is still used by the public is just confirmation that the unit designation transition worked as designed (a Ph.D. Aerospace Engineer who works for a large American defense contractor's Missile Systems company who has briefed various Tier 1 units on subjects of a technical nature. And yes my youtube name is a Nom de Guerre.
Thanks for clearing my confusion between Delta and Rangers...never knew there was two ranger teams in JSOC. Very educative video!.
Actually only 1 Ranger unit in JSOC, that's the Regimental Reconnaissance Company (RRC).
@@dallasyap3064 CAG is 70% ranger regiment alumni
@@sgedeon01 yes that was confirmed by General Downing, and till this day many Deltas are from Rangers or have served in Rangers. But many are also formerly Green Berets.
@@dallasyap3064 ranger regiment and green berets overlap. That is, many go from ranger regiment to special forces then to CAG. Or they go from ranger regiment to CAG and once in CAG the ranger will go to the SFQC for promotion purposes. Soldiers in CAG get promoted faster if they are green beret qualified
@@sgedeon01 yes, some do go from 75th to SF then to CAG, while some go straight to CAG from 75th. But those already in CAG would attend SFQC for promotion purposes? Never heard that before. But I don't think that's necessary. But they'll need to attend leadership courses like advanced leaders course, senior leaders course etc. Given that SF has more leadership and self-reliance in their missions compared to 75th, I believe that those with SF background can be prompted faster/easier given that they have more leadership and self-reliance skills and experience. But it would depend on the individual's leadership skills and capabilities. An example would be Sergeant Major Thomas Payne, Delta Force operator and MOH recipient. In just 5 years or less, he got up to the rank of Sergeant Major from Sergeant First Class. Payne was previously a Ranger and didn't serve in SF.
So cool to know how many “experts” there are in the comment section
I mean , their expert from watching all TH-cam videos!
Right. Im a civilian who diesnt know jack, but some people have beaten me to that😂
@@belaunder3531 Trump2020💪
You prove yourself to be a clueless sheep trump over here making enemies and having the us crumble and you cheer him on? I think your better off with a Bible trump can't even hold one properly and you bow down to him
A1 Marine lmao
I come from a military family. Had 7 uncles in WW2, in both theaters, luckily all of them made it back. Also had several cousins that went to Viet Nam. Not so lucky there. Some of them came back a bit broken, and my favorite one, a few years after returning, took his life. War is a horrible thing, but we need to be prepared for it just the same. I'm 60 now, and when I was 16, they had just come out with the green cards for selective service, and got the papers signed to go ahead and sign up. Passed everything, but took the physical last, and failed the eye test, and was not allowed to serve. Still a bit angry about that to this day...Life could have been very different for me, but you play the cards you are dealt.
I had several people in my family that were 'attached' in one way or another to Special Forces, and just stumbled across your channel. Over the years not only have I read quite a bit of factual material concerning the subject, but have had the honor of knowing several people that have served in this area. Really like your channel, seems to be very accurate.
Most people would be very surprised at whom they might be standing next to in a line at a Supermarket, or sitting near in a Diner, or talking to at a cookout, or a kids baseball game, never knowing that the guy they were talking to or standing near was once a Tier One Operator. They can be the nicest guys. These are always the ones you will notice that are kind to animals, will help the elderly, or the guy in the scooter chair with his or her groceries...always the nicest people you could ever hope to run into. Until they are not....
I can say from watching things happen in the past, if pushed too far, when they hit the 'not' mark, just get out of the way. 'Nice' goes right out the window.
Fellas, you keep bringing the Thunder week after week! I often wonder, how on Gods green earth has Tommy Tinnitus infiltrated so many units??!?! Straight ninja skilz.
Informative and well edited video. Wonder if this is secretly a military recruiting channel. Constructive feedback: Calling the VS. videos comparisons would be less catchy, however, it would be more accurate.
Can’t wait till that 24th STS video 😀
Not many people talk about them. Wonder if they’re just as good and capable.
@@nicp7454 They're Tier 1, so they get the funding to be just as good
bryan gros funding doesn’t always equal production 🤷🏻♂️
The 24th STS actually is comprised of mostly Combat Controllers and Pararescuemen. They are still tough and capable in fact they also have high attrition rates, but they are more of like support roles. For Combat Controllers, their primary mission is to provide air support, close air support and all sorts of air ground communication for the team they are attach to. For Pararescuemen, their primary mission is to provide medical evacuation, personnel recovery and pretty much all types of combat and non-combat medical treatment for the team and other allied forces (if any are serving alongside). That's their primary mission but they are also capable and can conduct other special operations mission sets like direct action, special reconnaissance and others that the team they are attached to are tasked to carry out. That's why u see Combat Controllers and Pararescuemen don't operate as a 1 whole team of themselves, they are usually attached to other SOFs.
dallas yap I’ve seen them in action and wasn’t entirely impressed, not saying their not Legitimate Tier 1 players but I saw more production and destruction from MARSOC then STS. They seemed to just fall in line behind the other assaulting elements with their high speed rifles and Kevlars.
Respect to both of these units and their members 👊🏻
I was in a special operations group non of you have heard about. We were known as the raspberry berets.
You should do a future video on the option 40 contract. This video is extremely well made and highly educational, well done
Option 40 contract is to become a Ranger. I think most people knows about it.
Really informative video, as always. I am curious, do these groups offer positions to officers as well, or is it strictly for enlisted personnel?
Yes, both do offer officr
Nice upload. Appreciate the clarification. I also am a "Quiet Professional" Army all the way tier 1.
Navy all the way.
What software did you use to make this? It’s phenomenal.
Microsoft word
Great comprehensive content, keep up the good work!
Delta or DEVGRU what should I pick? I pick US Delta, over DEVGRU some of the Seals there like to write books and like to think they are tough shit.
RPD Survivors exactly !! Delta recruitment is from. Rangers And Green Berets so they have already seen years of combat
jersylife86 Yeah I heard you got to have +4 years in the military, and be SF, a Ranger or Airborne. To be qualified, for Delta Force. From what I’ve seen and heard it’s one of the most physically demanding training regiments in the world!
Same with devgru you need to pass the buds and be a navy seal, before you could undergo another training and be part of team6/devgru.
Although their status as silent professionals has been tainted with so many scandals lately, theyre skills are still top tier
Chris Bateman his name is Kevin Holland. Check him out.
@Chris Bateman Also, go check out the guy who was a SEAL and joined 160th SOAR. Got in pretty quick, too
Love the videos keep up the great worj
Would have been nice to include the 24 in this video. Still a good video though. Appreciate the hard work.
This Comment is Invalid
He forgot about them when mentioning Tier One units.
@Gn Yes, that's true. But of all the other ones, the 24 is the one that has spent the most time working closest with Delta and DEVGRU.
@@noodles5438 uhhh check 3:13
OJBeats I guess I thought it said something else, my bad
Mr.Whaler ah I see
Great vid and glad you made it but do a vid on the PA State Troopers SERT team
Special Forces vs Pedophiles
That's what I want to see.
Max Snellink of all the things, where’s your head at
That blood bath would be glorious
Please and Thank You, Do not insult the Special Forces, Special Operations Forces, and Special Operations Capable Units , by even suggesting that Their Own Manpower, Weapons, Equipment and Assets , are to be utilized to fight the Perverts. Leave that up to the Police Officer and Deputy Sheriff.
@@johnrodriguez3870 they haven't sorted it... I'm a veteran of the British Army. I'll insult who I want.. But I wasn't insulting. You'll find quite a few SF vets actually are fighting and hunting pedos..
Max Snellink of The United Kingdom Army, Thank You for Your British Military Service, however, why is it that You solely comment on My Comments, not on the video at hand, and, did not bother to comment on the responses of those who queried on the matter of " Where's Your Head At?" And Max, Why are You not taking the 🔥💥 Fight to these Perfidious Perverts, whether or not They are Themselves Military, Veterans,or , Civilians? Are You afraid of the Prison, if You get caught? If You claim to be a Badass Battlefield British Army Veteran, then , You utilize Your Military Forces training and experience, and , dispatch Them with rapidity, vigor, speed, surprise, and violence of action. Otherwise, this is pointless and nothing more than bluster, bravado, and Tough Tony talk. Rodriguez from Tucson, Roger Out!!🇺🇸🦅🗽⚔️😠😡
Damn I look forward to these videos. Great job.
That editing is some real special operations shit bro
Many thanks for the book recommendations on Delta Force.
Love the new intro!!!😁😁😁😁