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Delta Force also known as 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta(1st SFOD-D), Combat Applications Group (CAG), Task Force Green (TF Green) or simply The Unit, is the US Army's elite counter-terrorism unit.
Delta Force operators are the Best of the Best within the US Army. Extremely well trained and professional soldiers, capable of conducting the most complex and dangerous operations for the US military.
Delta Force holds its selection process twice a year in the mountains of West Virginia. If the candidates pass the initial one-month selection process they will go onto the Operators Training Course (OTC). OTC is a six-month course where the candidates will learn everything from CQB to Tradecraft.
Only around 10% of candidates will successfully pass Delta Force selection.
Squadrons:
A Squadron (Assault)
B Squadron (Assault)
C Squadron (Assault)
D Squadron (Assault)
Combat Support Squadron (contains WMD experts, EOD personnel, medical personnel, SIGINT specialists, and other specialists)
H Squadron (Nuclear Disposal)
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I loved the photos with dogs eyes blacked out. It is to say "You're one of us."
But they are though :)
It was more for comic relief.
It could have serious ramifications on the dogs litter if he was exposed openly, serious problems.
i think you can trace the dog back to its owner if you don't black their eyes. AI recognition is really advanced
Doggo is part of the team
“They don’t always take the best guy, they take the right guy”.
Very important statement right there.
They learned from the SAS...
@@rustycage670 No they didn't!!
@@user-jp8rh6ts6m probably the best guy finishes first because he is a great athletic guy, but might not work well in a team, might not be as intelligent as the others I'm just guessing..... But could be 2 reasons. Not even the guy that make it know why...
@@user-jp8rh6ts6m The right guy is the one who fits perfectly with the team, and their needs. The best guy may be the one who is the most accurate with a gun, runs the fastest, strongest, etc., but does not fit the best. Attitude, and intelligence, goes a long way.
@@reeseprice5633 well the guy a former Green beret a coronel, after Vietnam, he spent sometime with the SAS, back to the USA, he very worried that the USA didn't have a unit like this, and finally he got what he wanted. Basically that's the story. Of the creation of delta force. Even today the delta receive training from SAS, u can find delta operator talking about it... By my surprise really. If u don't believe just do some research about the history of delta..
These guys experience a lot of trauma through their service. They are elite but they are still human. A close friend and Delta Force veteran recently died of depression. Please keep these guys in your thoughts and remember that the job is not just to be a badass, it is to confront the very worst that humanity has to offer. It is to experience some of the worst and most traumatic things a person can experience. And they need help when they come home.
IBOGA, DMT!
IBOGA, DMT!
IBOGA, DMT!
What's his name, mate?
@@abasx313shut up. You are a degenerate
@@abasx313wow disgusting comment hope you and all your family and dead relatives are burning in hell
@@abasx313I sleep like a baby at night knowing what we did to your nasty county 😂 thank god I was born an American
During basic training at Fort Jackson South Carolina in 1986 we ran into some delta force guys during our training and the only reason we knew they were delta force is because our drill sergeant pointed them out and explained who they were and whey they were dressed so differently than us, and the drill sergeant said gentlemen you are looking at the best of the best.
Amazing thanks for sharing
@@babyyoda9943 maybe try fork knife. you ain’t making it to delta buddy
@@babyyoda9943 you too little guy
@@Sizzle-zv3cp don't worry, you ain't making it either pal. Remember that. 👍🏻
@@Sizzle-zv3cp woah what a badass
I thought I recognized one of those dogs, but with the eyes blacked-out, I couldn't be sure.
So, you are saying it is "ruff" estimate of recognition?
@@dieterh.9342 LOL Com'mon Man!!!
For any and all who have stepped into harm's way, please from the bottom of my heart. It is not my intention to disrespect you or anyone on the sharp end of the stick.
I am concerned that much of what special operator's are being used for is business.
I pray for you and your Families
You made my day, pall!
Don't even talk about the dogs with blacked out eyes.... I have committed the gravest of sins of commenting on this matter in the seal team 6 video on the same channel and had some very 'interesting' responses... 😂
Delta operator - " If I had broken my legs I would have used my hands and teeth to keep moving " that's the spirit.
Respect from your ally India.
Marcos
@Kyle Reese obey jihad
@Kyle Reese welcome to the five eyes watchlist, moron
@Kyle ReeseWe will obey it after we place the parliament in it. Wait out.
Love to India from U.S ❤❤👍
Those helicopter pilots are incredible, look at those fast, controlled and narrow landings.
Speechless, what an amazing teamwork and what a unit
@@TessTickles1 Bro imagine their training, they must do the riskiest stuff on a regular training day
They're actually part of the 160th
160th soar deserves more attention
I did a combat exercise with these guys last week. Got pegged in the side by a sim round. The guy patted me on the shoulder and said "sorry" for shooting me where had no armor. Great people all around. Very professional about their work.
Are you in special force ? And do delta force allowed to take part in joint excercise
@@slimshady6242 delta takes part in joint exercises all the time. they work pretty close with sas
you in the special force?
@@spaghetti9845 Are you in BRITS SAS?? 😲😲
@@MohitSingh-kc8gj delta does exercises with conventional troops too
I met a couple of these professional men and let me tell you, they were the most humble guys ever. Thank you to all our vets.
Thank you for the dedication to serve our country. True heroes
u did get there autographs and contact info right i would if i meet them lol
@@bagelbob3979 They are the quiet professionals, they don't do that shit because they technically don't exist while on active duty
I was always told you'd never know if you met a delta operative. You must be pretty lucky
Really, the Real Only ones are very Great in Humble and Honor.
RIP Msgt Gary Gordon and SFC Randy Shughart the two delta sniper team that fought their way and defended the Super 64 crash site and killed dozens of Somali militia until they ran out of ammunition, they all did it calmly and under heavy small arms fire from the enemy, for what little numbers they had they make up for skill and professionalism which says a lot of this group.
Yeah they are also Medal of Honor recipients
You know they was 17 years ago!!
@@abefroman8202 not really. They died in 1993, they received the MOH in 1994.
dallas yap. Sorry 27 years ago. Decking iPhone!!
@@abefroman8202 at first I thought what? 17 years ago?
No shit no lie, I was a PFC in an Infantry unit in and around Najaf 2004. The Unit needed Drivers and Cordon support for a snatch and grab. I was voluntold 🤷🏾♂️ to drive an Iraqi van to insert a 4 man cell. Long story short, executed the insertion. Sat in the van alone and unafraid for 5 minutes, heard a boom, cell returned with a man with a sandbag covering his face. Returned to base. Good times, these guys are the best at what they do. 🤙🏾
Najaf in 2004…. Was there in the cemetery brother.
Semper Fidelis
Jesus is Lord
Jesus Saves !
1500 combat missions, that number…that’s incredible
People do not understand how special or unique it is for the public to be able to see these videos and pictures; to observe the nation’s elite of the elite in action. The idea of recording the feats of a country’s finest warriors for people back home to witness would be beyond belief for 99% of this planet’s historical residents. At no other time in history has this been possible. The writings of Homer were the closest thing people could get in ancient times to a first hand account. It’s pretty amazing and quite the privilege.
It’s the equivalent of the citizens of Sparta being able to watch the flower of Pella, Leonidas’s 300 handpicked men stack Persian bodies at the coast of Thermopylae. It’s the equivalent of the citizens of London spectating Henry V and his elite retinue of bowmen stand their ground against French knights at Agincourt.
All this only to also realize that we aren’t even scratching 1% of the surface of everything they do that will never even see the light of day, let alone be recorded. Insane! Be thankful for what you get to see these men do from afar.
fantastic and appropriate analogy.
Pella was the capital of Macedonia. Not Sparta. But the point is well taken.
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Yeah I meant to type Peloponnese but was too lazy to go back after I realized 😂
@@johnwicksfoknpencil You were so spot on with everything else I figured it was something like. Rock on brother
xTH14x
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These are the kind of people who I would ask for an autograph any day rather than some Hollywood actor, and I'm a Navy and Army combat vet!!
Thx for ur service sir , must appreciate it ..
@@josecortez4228 Thanks you sir for that, I appreciate it very much
Lol. Those Hollywood actor inspired them to be what they are.
Njukang Efuetzi Clifton more like the other way around
@@njukangcliftonefuetzi6898 Wrong! The actors just imitated what they do.
I had a boss back in the late 80's when I was a teenager who served 3 or 4 tours in Vietnam with a special forces unit. He was very quiet and to the point, but a nice guy. I couldn't help to think what he must have gone through and now be dealing with as a civilian. It takes a special person to do their job. Mad respect for those guys.
Never forget that we sleep soundly at night because of these incredible people. Bless them all.
Please don’t forget about the amazing pilots also.
Night Stalker's
Argentina Air Force
Of course the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (SOAR) mostly known as Nightstalkers. They are the best helicopter pilots.
YES!!! the SOAR and special forces pilots are BY FAR the BEST in the World!!!
@V M I think he is referring to the Nightstalkers.
These people are the REAL idols. Never mind the wars, never mind the killing, they are the physical and mental epitome of the perfect human. Imagine everyone around you is quitting because the task you’ve been assigned to is too much for that lesser majority, and you along with a select few are left standing out of 100 others that used to be right beside you. I can’t imagine that feeling. And while we all sleep peacefully at night, these men are making damn sure that tomorrow ends the same as yesterday. Respect.
Yes sir
@@MrBillkaz
Thank you for bringing me back to this comment, I didn’t word the ending properly and I got to fix it. I’m glad we see eye to eye on this as well.
@@universal_wisdom3416 thank you!
Cyber Terrorist in Sisseton South Dakota spraying chemical weapons on civilian's and children location Lake traverse housing and resort....tell military....held captive...
I noticed during my three tours before my honorable discharge, from both active duty Marines and the National Guard. That the military is jam packed with brave, dedicated, professional people completely unaware that most of what they do is to prop up a military industrial complex that screws over the taxpayer, props up dictators, funds both sides of a conflict and supports tyrants that then produce a backlash that provides the reason why generations of youth wind up getting recruited by terrorists organizations that promise liberation and only provide more evil. It's like being a knight in shining armor thinking you are going to slay dragons, then you find yourself occupying other countries, supporting monarchies and tyrants in the name of democracy and kicking dogs in the street. I say to these brave people. If you truly want to be brave, truly want to serve freedom and democracy stop serving the military industrial complex, and serve humanity.
These guys dont do it for glory. I have nothing but respect for men who do this. Deltas are one of the most formidable fighting forces on this planet. Makes me proud to be an American
2:07 devgru and delta force… bruh this dude did it all
Hell yeah. 1500 combat missions.
"Out of 100 people I was one of five guys to make it." That is insane. The 95 who dropped out were already mettle tested bad asses from SF or the 75th. I read somewhere a few years back that you an guess roughly at any time there about 1,000 Delta Force Operators serving Active. Insanity how elite those guys are.
Best of the best.
Out of the 1000, only 300-400 are operators I think. The rest are support elements like pilots, analyst.. etc. Eric Hanney once said out of a class of ~135 guys who got picked for Delta selection, none of them made it.
CHUCK NORRIS WAS ONE OF THEM.
@@MrProcivil the pilot they use are from the 160th SOAR, but they may have some support teams in there.
@@auditore8189 Flight Concept Divisions dude. That's a secret Aviation Unit that conduct the most secretive and clandestine missions of JSOC. They are the best of the best and recruit the very best pilots from the Night Stalkers.. Flight Concept Division was a former covert name for the aviation unit and it has changed multiple times since then. Flight Concept Division is the E Squadron of Delta Force. Flight Concept Division was formed because the Night Stalkers are too public and the Pentagon wanted an aviation unit that does not officially exist to carry out the most secretive mission of Delta Force.
My 2nd tour in Afghanistan, I had the pleasure to meet a Delta during breakfast. He had just come in out of the field. We had a very stimulating conversation over our oatmeal and powdered eggs. I asked him how his morning was, he nodded his head, I moved to another table. It was riveting.
You have some massive balls talking to somebody like that. Holy shit 👏👏👏
“A delta”
@@thomasthellamas9886 Either of you shit heads ever been to war, or are you you just running your mouths because the internet?
@@sleazysid253 Soon enough. But don’t get mad at me for being amused by your term for operators.
@@thomasthellamas9886 Hard to be mad about anything you say. You've never been, and definitely don't have the right to judge.
Ever since I was kid born in the late 90s but grew up in the 2000s. I am very thankful to know that the US has such elite teams as Delta and DEVGRU. Bravo Zulu
I would hope that if you were born in the late 90s you grew up in the 2000s…
I wish I could re do my life all over again and be part of these elite group of men, while I enjoyed my military service to my country and was part of our armed services I feel I didn’t do enough… guys and gals, life is short. Dare to dream but never be afraid to challenge yourself
Thank you for your service buddy. It was enough. Not many people have the balls to do what you did. I appreciate it.
@@chadr7522 thank you! I wish everyone would feel the same as you do, means a lot to me.
@@chgofirefighter don’t get down man , thanks for your service
It's more than enough king, most of us only experience fight in comment sections. Meanwhile you Serving and giving your life to protect others. Delta, Devgru, SOF or not you are a badass and that is a fact.
You didn't serve
It's not the muscle or strength or even the weapons that make these men so lethally dangerous, it's the extremely rare personality trait and mind set they possess. These are warriors in the truest form.
Tell me more about this rare personality trait and mind set, I'm intrigued 🤔
@@1inchpunisher715 1 word: DAVID GOGGINS
Goggins isn't like delta force guys lol he's a fitness motivation guy who was a seal for a bit...awesome guy, however, different from them
@@doesntmatter4477 yeh different in terms of training and job role. I meant more about the personality and mindset. His mindset has been carved from hell week and he's pretty much obsessed about surviving the odds.
@@1inchpunisher715 They really don't talk to any people but their own. Its hard to judge a personality of a person that doesn't talk to you. Just know they some bad MF's
People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf.
~George Orwell
This isn't an actual Orwell quote.
Isse idk isn’t it from Burmese Days
And also not true for many people, many lose the sleep because of them.
Every person who upvoted this comment is a joke. It just goes to show people like to quote 1984, but no one likes to read it.
Winston churchill
In 1985 I worked with a fellow Captain. He was the prototypical Infantry Airborne Ranger: Max APFT, muscles on his muscles. Went to qualify for Delta and was back in a week. He aced the qualification except for one thing. He was too musclebound to do the Crab Walk, that simple little test of scampering around on your ass. He did not know it was part of the quals, or he would have reshaped his body for it. They said he could try again in six months. Don't know if he tried again since he rotated out a couple of months later.
Been listening to this video while working out for 2 years now, thanks a lot for it!
"They don't always take the best guy, They take the right guy."- Delta Force Operator
One of the most important quotes which can also be applied to life.
The right guy is the best guy.
@@wl9399 Not necessarily
Sometimes the right person for the role is the one we least expect. Who’s limits already been exceeded. The one who will never be defeated
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@@wl9399 Lol not in delta force they pick the right guy even if the best guy passes all the physical tests and training they do a psychological test and exam afterwards to make sure you're the right guy they're looking for and people who went through it say the psychological test is hard
Tom Greer was one of my neighbors and never knew what he did till his passing. That little country church was the most secure plot of land on this planet the day of his funeral. You wouldn’t believe the dignitaries and security present. Thanks to all of you guys for your service.
Rip maj Greer ... read everyone of his books..one of the highlights of my life was when he responded to me on Facebook post I sent him. .
I only knew him as Dalton Fury until his death. But I absolutely loved his Book on hunting OBL
You knew dalton fury a legend for the hunt of bin Laden he and 4 of his brothers . Man it would been a honor to meet him . Rip to all the fallen 🙏🏽
About to take my ASVAB for the national guard. I wanna train to be a Green Beret. Thanks for the continuous inspiration
@@georgeford6506 Wish you luck man. Make every no, rejection, door shut, etc. motivate you. Every brick of adversity just helps build the fortress.
This is one of the coolest videos I’ve ever seen, well done
This is what I feel is my calling. I’ve signed with the marines recently and I am going to say it here. I will be a delta force operator
Do it! Good Luck brother!
You will surely succeed, May God bless you.
In memory of master sergeant "Sandman" and his delta unit for their heroic and sacrificing action in siberia, I owed him my life, it was an honor to be part of a joint mission with delta boys. RIP
I do hope Frost is doing fine after the exfil
wait u were on a delta team joint mission omg can i get ur autograph sorry if i shock u up since im the only kid i know thats idols are military heros
@@bagelbob3979 He is talking Call 9f duty bro
@@tf-mr-blue748 oh
@@bagelbob3979 Yea Sandman team is killed in a explosion after rescuing Russia president I believe only frost made it out rest of delta died in a last stand if over 150 enemies approaching and 60 engaged
I'm from iraq
and I'm soo thankful for those guys
thay did a lot to protect us and thay did what our forces cannot do
i don't know how and when I'm gonna repay the favor for those brave souls who operate in every condition no matter what..
may God bless you all
and may the fallen ones rest in peace ❤
May God bless iraq, beautiful people, they deserve peace and prosperity.
Best of wishes to you in Iraq, brother. You people deserve peace. Respect from the US. 🇺🇸♠️🇮🇶
My big brother was a delta force operator. He was humble man. He also had a heart of gold!! He gave his life to save 70 hostages. His last mission is on this video. He is missed everyday 💔💔
@@dillonmurray3212
thank you brother
best wishes for the United states of America
the symbol of the free world ❤🇺🇲
@@dove9493
I'm soo sorry to hear that
I'm sure now he's resting in peace
he died in the duty as a man of honor
respect for him and his family ❤
FANTASTIC VIDEO! AMAZING REPRESENTATION OF THE MIGHTY USA AND THE BEST OF THE BEST - DELTA FORCE
2:38 this two guys combined are so unstoppable! Much respect to uniform personel around the world.
"I've never heard of you!"
Delta: "Thank you!" 😁
You never hear anyone brag about being in the delta force that should tell you everything
@callyharley that’s seals mate
@@leaundralangston6297 nope seals have nothing on delta force. Navy seals have trouble becoming delta force
It's always the "quiet" guys you gotta look out for. Real silent professionals.
@@k3nfr0st39 That's definely not The Navy Seals
@@leaundralangston6297 you realize delta is like a draft they take best of seals and best of any military branch into one so you basically are saying a broad statement. Seals are in delta green Barrett’s are in delta special forces from the coast guard can be drafted delta are anyone that are elite in what they do. Seals again are delta...
My cousin was Delta. Ask him about it, even though we knew, and he would just matter of fact say it didn’t exist. He went in as an officer after being a Green Beret. Probably has some amazing war stories, but we don’t get to hear them. Lol I think I got two tiny snippets ever. An unassuming nerdy looking guy, who isn’t very big, but serious, intelligent, smart and you can tell he’s not a guy to mess with. Lol
That’s the thing I noticed about the top dogs of war they look like history teachers but they will drop you like a fly 🇺🇸
Wow man i would love to drink beers an listen to his stories all day lol
Mental toughness
Physical endurance
Absolute resolve in any conditions
Do or die mission belief
Duty above All
When you walk into a bar you can spot a marine from a mile away, but these dudes look like history teachers
They are history teachers
What Guys ? Roger ?
Yeah most of them not super young guys either. Usually in their 30s and 40s when they were in Delta.
My dad was in delta force for 14 years, can confirm he dresses like a history teacher lol
@@paige4352 what else happens on call of duty?
These were not just men, these are warriors. Rest in peace to all the un-blurred individuals, you are gone but not forgotten.
They are right side of Jesus in Heaven more certain.... Than i am breathing now...
They aren't warriors , the term professional soldier suits them better
Best video on TH-cam. R.I.P. to the men who gave their lives doing this job.
I have lived in the little town of Raeford NC for coming up on 25 years and it borders part of Ft Bragg. Living here has given me the opportunity to rub elbows with a few retired D-Boys. Such humble guys but like it’s been said on here before, you know that you are among greatness because they aren’t chest beaters. I always thank every soldier I come across for their service and they are always so humble about it. They are the 1% of the 1%. The ones that I know around here have their own business training others. Just awesome guys. God Bless America and thank you to all who serve 🇺🇸🇺🇸🤙🏻🤙🏻
Every delta force operator you see without their face blacked out is either no longer serving or was KIA.
some are known but it takes years most is undecover
Yeah, I don't like to see pictures of Operators' faces, because I know that there's a chance of that Operator being KIA.....
Tu Lam is alive and has a channel called Ronin
@@knightlife98 what is kia
@@smajerboy25 killed in action
those pilots are NO JOKE!!! Damn those units move fast as hell
Night stalkers
speed is security
You forgot the us army
Yup the Nightstalkers are no joke. There is also E squadron of Delta Force. Those guys are more secretive.
NSDQ!
3:05 absolutely my fav part. What a feeling to be flying so fast and low right over the buildings to conduct a direct action raid. Talk about an ego trip too... Great feeling.
Nothing but respect and gratitude for these dudes. True alphas and warriors. Thank you for protecting us.
One of the guys you see in the video, Tom Spooner, spent 40 months in combat, conducting over 1,300 direct action missions, including Hostage Rescue, Kill/Capture and Helo based vehicle interdictions. He served as both an Assault Team leader and Sniper Team Leader in combat.
That's one badass Delta Force operator.
@@dallasyap3064 Truly, a giant amongst men
So you're telling me call of duty modern warfare is real life?
And his brother was a CAG operator as well.
@@ayoutubecommenter1827 shows how elite they are
I was stationed at Fort Bragg and you would see these Delta guys 20 miles outside of the main post running with a huge rucksack, in sneakers, shorts and a beard...you knew they were Delta...and this was usually on a cat 5 summer day...badasses, pure and simple!!!
Almost as good as the British sas
@@StarzzyJJASD they're about the same honestly
@@StarzzyJJASD dumbasa
SAS are different breed
@@alipatedrawe4625 lol so you come to a delta force video to say SAS is better, little kid? I bet you're 14 lmao. "ThEy ThE fAtHeR oF SpEcIaL fOrCeS"... lmao stfu. You don't know jack shit. Play too much COD hahaha
I’ve probably watched this video 10,000 times and I’m not even kidding. Nor am I going to stop. God Bless the peace keepers. May God be with you. ⚔️ 🇺🇸 🙏🏽 #LandofTheFree #BecauseOfTheBrave
Incredible warriors along with our SAS.
How do you know when you meet a former SEAL? He'll try to sell you his book.
How do you know when you meet a former DELTA operator? You don't
Precisely
That's why I admire SFOD-1 so much more. You don't hear what goes on, no movies, book deals right after the mission, I KILLED BIN LADEN. Get in, complete the mission, get out. If no one knows, good, all the better
Fact. Back when I was a teen in Fayettenam, my next door neighbor was a shooter on Delta.
I didn't know until after we left, when my dad let me in on the little secret.
I thought he was some chill civilian who liked to garden with his wife, 3-legged dog, and chicken. Both he and his wife were humble and meek.
Only afterward did I piece together why we wouldn't see him in his yard for months at a time.
I can't overstate how much I would have never guessed he was even in the military.
It taught me that Hollywood's Rambo and macho propaganda surrounding elite warriors is all a lie.
The best don't have a reason to convince you that they are the best. In fact, you knowing only jeopardizes them and what they do.
KarabSoT sure
I was saying something similar last week. U knw when some makes seals, recon, rangers, raiders, PJs but when someone makes Delta u dont hear sht
When Delta and English SAS join in an op...you know its going to end badly for you.
You got dam right
I’m English but it’s not English SAS it’s British SAS made up of the home nations
Always much love for our American allies !
I respect these men They don't bounce a ball on their noses begging for a spotlight you don't fuck with guys like this you never know one might live next door to you
Killing civilians turned terrorists and tribal guerrillas in third world Middle Eastern countries isn't special. There isn't much Delta has done that deserves to be called special, on the other hand the 22nd SAS Regiment is truly special, ask Delta.
This was a greatly edited video. I really enjoyed it.
MY BROTHER IN LAW WAS DELTA FORCE AND THE EFFECTS IT HAS ON THESE MEN IS SAD THANK YOU TO ALL VETERANS TRUE HEROS
He was not delta force
Imagine the ops these guys have done in places that we would never even know about
I believe that Delta was involved in clearing tunnels under the WH. No one is living in the WH in DC it is being used by the military for Military Tribunals.
Right? The stories these guys could tell
They conducted operations all over the world. Black ops stuff. Most of them which we will never know, at least not very detail.
Its crazy that they will someday die in one way or another and still have things in their mind that are so secretive, that they can’t even tell to their grandchildren
@ tunnels used for child trafficking? I think they have tunnels like that out here in Mohave County AZ cause the residents put here constantly here sonic booms! Sounds just like an explosion and it shakes the earth too...
A few years back, one of my platoon sergeants who I thought and still is the most badass dude I’ve met in the Army didn’t even make it thru first week of Delta selection. Delta’s are gods among men.
@Joshua Casuga Just read Eric Haneys book.
Really..
I had a drill Sgt @ Benning who tried out before our cycle and didn't make it,he told us he was going back theu after our class,no clue whatever happened after we graduated we went to Ft.Drum
You know the music to the first part of the video?
They're actually not gods among men, just like the mighty 22 SAS, they're just normal human beings who have the ability to push that little bit further than the rest and to NEVER quit which set them apart from the rest, when others fail and falter they will keep going no matter what. Nothing superhuman or anything about them, they just have that extra gear to turn to when others would break!
Even from a layman's perspective, it's fascinating to watch how deliberate and fast they are in their movements (necessary for obvious reasons). One thing I've heard multiple "Tier 1" operators say in interviews when asked what separates their units from others is the speed they perform at. The difference is noticeable even on video. I know it happens (probably more than anyone wants to admit), but how these units are able to assault buildings and not accidentally kill every non-combatant inside is baffling considering the tempo. Professionals working under the literal highest stakes imaginable.
That gun cam footage at 3:07… insane. You can hear the awe of the operator. Felt that too.
I don't understand why people are laughing at the blurred out eyes of the dog. He or she is just as important than the soldiers. The dog is part of the squad. And I guarantee they aren't leaving their dog behind if it ever came to it.
In the military, I'm pretty sure the dog outranks the handler.
I like that they do that shows that the dog is part of the team.
@@Zach-lv5qs That's right, depending on the branch. Most of the time, they make the dog a rank higher than the handler, so the handler doesn't ever underestimate the canine or put him at a lower status than himself.
Yeah only Biden leaves people behind.
Some of the dogs actually have purple hearts and at times more deployments than the operator.
8:11 *WATCHING THE HOSTAGE GIVING A BIG THUMBS UP & SMILING, WHILE HAVING THEIR RESTRAINTS CUT OFF OF w/BOLT CUTTERS BY THE DELTA MEMBERS, WOULD LEAVE ANYONE SPEECHLESS....AMAZING, THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR WORK & SACRIFICES!!!*
I liked the first song you used on the video, it really matches with that "mysteriousness" of Delta force.
Best tribute video I have ever seen. Please make more.
100% BAMF’s.
I had the pleasure of caring for one of the D Operators (while stationed at Walter Reed) after a certain female soldier was successfully returned to her country. Down-to-earth and hilarious yet you instantly knew that those eyes of his had laid witness to unfathomable “moments.”
-Doc
Oooooo Jessica Lynch?
@@rp4712 Roger that
Those dogs are delta, and I'm here eating a chip I found under my pillow.
Did 20 years in the army and every day I kick myself in the ass for not at least attempting selection or anything further than what I did. By the time my ass grew mature enough to take it serious, I was an old man by military standards. Nothing but respect for these men and what they do and go through.
Humbling to see such proficiency. Best Delta video there is!
People talk about the sacrifice these guys make on the battle field but let’s talk about the sacrifice they make on the home front too, the divorce rate for navy seals is 90% and I doubt the delta rate is any lower, these guys prolly spend a majority of the year deployed, it costs them their wives, their relationship with their kids, their friends, these guys sacrifice extends far beyond the battlefield and I’m eternally grateful that we got men like this who are just simply built different looking after us, I would love to say I could do what they do but realistically 99.99% of us wouldn’t last a day in their shoes. These men are truly are truly superhero’s and I wish them nothing but health and happiness in life, I just finished watching the video and am currently buying testosterone pills as we speak, just so my balls can be 1/1000 the size of theirs. Nothing but love and respect for these guys fr
Tasso di divorzio e di corna😂😂
Apokalyptic Raiders Job they had to accomplish too👍 thx
Unfortunately, they also have the highest per Capita suicide rate in the US Army. When some come home and realize they can't turn off the violence in their minds, they kill themselves in order not to hurt their loved ones. Freedom isn't free, it costs these guys' lives and loves to an extent that's beyond most people's imagination. That said, thanks to them Americans can sleep securely at night. They are our guardians.
Chills man
👍 couldn't have said it better.
Its scary how hard and fast they move. I've heard the term "violence of action". I guess that's what it means.
Moving with a freaking purpose . I though bought the speed and precision seems like they are at a sprint full time . Mad love for the service members and even bigger love for the unspoken that keep our home safe
Its not realy hard and fast literaly loads of people can move like that, chill fanboy
They train together a lot. Its not like just 1 dude is coming at you, it's like 4 all in sync.
Its gonna overwhelm pretty much anyone except other operators.
They have a saying “slow is fast”. I chalk that up to them moving at around moderate speed but they dont ever make mistakes from going too fast.
@@Mo-hc9lc lol2k at dude who can’t fathom the bodies unwillingness to walk, never mind run, into lethal situations while burdened with ~60lbs of gear 😂
It doesnt get more badass than The Unit- Respect to Delta Force
Also, thank you to the Army's 160th SOAR. BEST among aviation spec.ops. and a crucial part of the tier 1 missions.
FACTS
Idk bout best lmao definitely met some 160th avionics guys that were garbage
Yes, the pilots dont get enough recognition. To do the type of missions they do definitely makes them the special forces of the aviation world
Delta Force E squadron
@@ca40946 i think he meant pilots, met any of the pilots aside from avionics on tour?
“What you do for yourself dies with you. What you do for others and the world lives on and is immortal”. These are some fearless humble patriotic men. I had the pleasure of meeting some. True professionals. God Bless them all, and their families. 🇺🇸
*Soldier who lost leg in Afghanistan vowed ‘I will return.’ This is what it took to get back.*
"Afghanistan - When U.S. Army Lt. Joshua Pitcher woke up in a military hospital in Kandahar province, he immediately looked toward his feet.
The last thing he remembered was a doctor promising he would try to save the soldier’s left leg, which had been shredded by a roadside bomb. Now Pitcher stole a look downward at the sheet covering his lower body. There was one mound instead of two. He swore.
And then I just spiraled down into complete depression,” Pitcher recalled.
Two years later, the 25-year-old is serving in Afghanistan again, but this time with a prosthetic leg - going on missions with an M-4 assault rifle and 50 pounds of body armor and gear strapped to his body.
A total of 1,564 soldiers or Marines have lost at least one leg, arm or hand in Iraq or Afghanistan, according to the Pentagon. Pitcher is one of a tiny minority - just 57 - who have returned to war zones.
In the past, the idea of an amputee returning to combat was virtually unthinkable, even though the occasional soldier remained on active duty after losing part of an arm or a leg. Now, thanks to advances in medical care and sturdier prosthetics, more service members can at least try.
But Pitcher’s story shows how daunting the road back can be.
He had to overcome severe mood swings, the skepticism of doctors and military commanders, and a drug dependency so severe he was popping 40 pills a day.
He had to learn not only how to walk again but also how to run and do dozens of sit-ups and push-ups. And he had to prove he could jump out of planes.
Because, while most amputees who remain in the military take desk jobs or support positions, Pitcher had other ideas.
He wanted to return as a paratrooper.
The mission involved escorting a military audit team to an isolated Afghan police outpost. After Pitcher arrived, several police officers walked up, smiling, and asked if they could be photographed with him. They had never seen a man who had lost his foot and returned to war.
“Our government is not taking care of us like that,” said one officer, Faizel Ahmad, 32. “If we lost our leg, then we are useless."
How does it feel Australian SAS, when your members like Ben Roberts-Smith & his ilk are just too pathetic to be permitted to serve around an Active, Serving, Special Forces Amputee?
You can't dig a deep enough hole to hide your Flag of Shame in, can ya?
May Europe and the United States always maintain peace on our fragile planet. The civilized world will win in the fight against the cannibals of the Russian regime.
These guys are legends, true heros and patriots.
My testosterone tripled by watching this
I love it...
Always play this videos audio when Im jogging
Not mine. I was just reminded what a sorry SOB I really am.
@@koolgrapp4509 It's never too late to get after it
Do you guys think they laugh at some guys war stories and say, that would of been an easy job?
these quiet guys missed time with their families for me and you to be safe. god bless you all and thank you.
Respect! Thank you all for keeping us all safe! Happy 4th of July!
to be frank, this video is inspirational. anything is possible thanks for this
Gary Gordon, Randy Shughart, Joshua Wheeler, Luca.. God Bless America!❤️🙏🏻🇺🇸
I will ALWAYS hold these men as the heroes in my life .. my gratitude will never waiver
I sure do love our Special Operator boys. Gives me chills watching them work. They ARE the tip of the spear. Thank you for your service gentleman and may God Bless each and every one of you.
No other force from around the world can be compared. And none of our enemies forces can posses the heart to know they are fighting for what is truly right by the grace of God. This is the foundation for the best.
When I finished active duty I went into the Guards and I met this older Sargent. He was always quiet and kept to himself. I was similar but something was different about him. After being pared as my battle for many missions we became good friends. He knew about nine languages and crazy smart. Come to find out he was Delta force. He was out for a few years and decided to come back in to finish a couple of years he had left for retirement points so he joined the guards. No wonder he was great at every mission
Just a question but, was he rangers or SF before?
He was likely SF before CAG, as they are the most common students.
Holy crap those helicopter landings are incredible
160th SOAR are amazing pilots!
Night stalkers bro. They transport SEAL teams as well.
@@zwem6 they transport all special operations
Salute to the warriors of delta from Canada ❤
When I was active duty Army, I wish I would of had to chance to try out for delta. I would liked to have seen if I had what it took. I had the pleasure of having 2 leaders in my career that were from Delta!! I can say they made me a much better man, and Soldier!!!
Delta has operators on a whole new level. Mad respect for these quiet and elite professionals.
Who else loves coming back to this awesome video every now and then and just watch it over and over a few times I swear it never gets old for me because these guys are the real heroes out there who put your life on the line for our freedom and it's just truly amazing so thank you guys for your service 💀☠🇺🇸🙏🏾🇺🇲☠💀
Same, i got no words to say about this but these dudes are really the best of the best
Not only every now & then.....but also .... EVERYDAY......💪💪💪💪👍👍❤️❤️❤️
I watch this anytime i try to breakthrough in my life. Its the most motivating video ive ever watched and i get emotionall everytime. I hope this is the time that im able to change my life.
The things that are done in the shadow so you can sleep warm in your bed
The best video I’ve seen about Delta.
This video never stops giving me chills, such badasses
I know they are getting the love from these amazing operators but I feel like no one online is ever giving the 160th Soar enough love. They are the bread that allows these buttery smooth commandos to get shit done. Especially the little bird pilots. It's been told those dudes by every literal meaning of the term are "Flying by the seat of their pants"
160th soar is the back bone. Well said.
Supported delta and others in Afghanistan. Couldn't get into the compound without out your SOAR escort. Loved it. Always treated with the utmost respect. Best compound to go to. SOAR guy always hooked ya up with good stuff. Brand new box of bed sheets. Awesome. Saw the guys leave one night. Very impressive. I thought, someone's in for a shitty night.
Thank You Delta Dudes!
When other military units are saying it's an amazing sight to see you that means you are a certified bad ass.
I like how they even blacked out the one dog's eyes! Yes, it's not always the strongest guy, but the right guy, 90% mental, 10% physical, learned that in army basic back in 1990. Just to add, the pilots are top notch, thank you all for your service!
Much respect from Kenya🇰🇪...
There were like 4 or 5 Delta Force Dogs in this video, they must be some highly trained pups! They only accept the goodest of good boys 🐕
Nothing but the upmost RESPECT for these GREAT AMERICANS God bless you and your families.
“I’d rather go down the river with seven studs than with a hundred shitheads.”-Charlie Beckwith. How many people have been saved by what that man set in motion?