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Yup. The levels of PTSD in these jobs are only rivaled by the levels of personal and family suck. Some really love it though. PS: Now that major combatant operations in the ME and SWA are over, expect to not do anything relevant past training, which is a next level suck.
@@MM-zt4oe , Yeah , and You know this because You are either an Active Duty Marine, a Reserve Component Marine, or a Former Marine, but since You are NEITHER, You are a Full Of 💩 Civilian!! 🤬🖕
Def more jobs than what probably available to my grandpa when he was in the OG Raiders during WWII. From what I’ve been told, all the publicly visible stuff on his service is from *after* his time in The Raiders. Be nice to find out more of what his ‘adventures’ consisted of during his time with them (Cpl. Hugh A. Vogel USMC). Great video, awesome info!
Hey I'm sure you've already seen most of this, but I'm really into genealogy so I looked him up on some things. A newspaper article notes he was a combat engineer. Another newspaper notes that he served as a Corporal with the 2nd Raider Battalion at the Battle of Bouganville. It notes that he and some other Marines were sent behind enemy lines with cameras to scout Japanese positions. It then mentions that he killed a Japanese Lieutenant who was manning a machine gun and then he took the machine gun and the officer's knife as a souvenir. He mailed the machine gun back to his parents. It says that in addition to the Battle of Bouganville, he served at the Raid on Makin, the Battle of Tulagi, the Battle of Edson's Ridge, the Battle of Bairoko and the Battle of Roi (part of the battle of Kwajalen). Then once the 2nd Raider Battalion was disbanded he went on to serve with the Weapons Company of the 4th Marine Regiment. It seems he served with them at the Battle of Guam and the Battle of Okinawa. He received the Navy Cross at the Battle of Okinawa. Here's the links: I will say I have a Newspapers.com subscription so I don't know if you'll be able to read them without a subscription. www.newspapers.com/image/733585264/?terms=%22Hugh%20Vogel%22&match=1 www.newspapers.com/image/733454712/?terms=%22Hugh%20Vogel%22&match=1 www.newspapers.com/image/733599439/?terms=%22Hugh%20Vogel%22&match=1 www.newspapers.com/image/733641247/?terms=%22Hugh%20Vogel%22&match=1 www.newspapers.com/image/733641252 www.newspapers.com/image/733788043/?terms=%22Hugh%20Vogel%22&match=1 valor.militarytimes.com/hero/8163 I also found some articles about his dad, George M. Vogel who was born in Germany in 1881 and moved to Washington in 1883. And it talks about how he was drafted and served in the Army in World War I. www.newspapers.com/image/732902713/?terms=%22george%20Vogel%22&match=1 www.newspapers.com/image/725175988/?terms=%22george%20Vogel%22&match=1 It also notes that Hugh's brother George served in the Navy during World War II and served in the Pacific as well.
I'm a Marine infantry veteran. I ran into a 3rd Raider Battalion guy last week. He got out in '10 after 10 years, 4 with Raiders. He told me JSOC doesn't trust Marsoc.
It's normal, because they had bad reputation unfortunatly after their first oficial deployment, taliban (i guess) they said that marsoc committed war crimes, which many former marsoc guys said that was not truth, after that marsoc had to gain the trust of soccom.
My last unit was with them. Every single CSO there was humble, and very open to talking with average guys like I was. They were also very open to including people to learn how they train, and would hook us up with joining them on some training they were doing.
Before I enlisted I was talking to 2 recruiter's one Navy the other Marines both pushed me for SO eventually after hard thinking I chose Navy and I'm on Contract for SO but it took hard thinking and part of me wanted to go to the USMC and go to Marsoc some time in the future
Lol just become a corpsman and become a sarc or soidc. You can go recon, marsoc or Devgru if you want that life. You're navy but not really navy more like a kinda marine medic
3 week selection course at camp Lejeune Then 9 months as a Raider for C.S.O. (0372) Then 6 month Language school. These are the Foundations of a MARSOC RAIDER.... Anything else is Icing on the cake..
This may be out of your realm of expertise because I don’t think you’re MARSOC guys, but a video like your BRC tips and tricks but for MARSOC A&S would be really helpful. Those in depth tips from dudes who know what they’re talking about help a lot.
CSO OR SOCS are voluntees but CSS can are just put in MARSOC as the needs of the Marine Corps. I was 0431 Embarkation Specailist and one of my boys from MOS school got send to MARSOC, he said he went on 1 deployment but never did anything outside the wire.
Should have been an Army paratrooper and assigned to SF because we rolled out often during our deployments. I did a number of missions outside the wire when I was in my logistics MOS (was infantry part of my career) and I didn’t even think I would do half the shit that I did while in a SF battalion (not the support battalion). My 3 years in group was definitely one of my career highlights given all the training I received and opportunities I got on deployment. I would encourage any service member with a support MOS to do a stint in a SOF unit and jump on any opportunity to get more training and get out the wire at times while on deployment when it is possible.
I've started watching your channel on and off. You guys r doing great. In your marine snipers video you guys talked about the three different schools they might potentially go through. Can you guys break down those schools farther in a new video?
You guys provide the best information about military units and what they do and how to go about joining damn I wish I had people like you back in 1989 when I joined the recruiter was absolutely useless he just wanted to get his quota filled.
I have been watching all the videos it's amazing if I were American I would love to be part of all this I know this would be the biggest challenge in my life you guys do a great job .
SOCS-M here. They’ve recently added SOCS-M and SOCS-L M- Maintainer and L- Logistics. Marsoc is also taking SOCS as LCPLS now (with exception to the rank required MOS SOCS
All the jobs of MARSOC Marine Raiders are both critical and skill setting creates the best Marine special ops warriors of the Marine Corps, Marine Raiders are the most skilled, lethal amphibious warriors defending America against all enemies everywhere by any means necessary
Love your videos General! When I grow up I want to join the Salvation Army can you please do a video on their fitness requirements and declassified missions you may know about I want to be ready!
Active duty 50 years ago, and I still embrace the suck, training is a lifestyle, can’t do what I used to but the Marine mindset has helped me many times
First off, respect to Marsoc and all the Raiders. The baddest of the bad. I served for 12 years in the corps. My godson just signed up for the Corps, his recruiter told him there is no Marsoc, just recon. I'm pretty positive the recruiter is full of shit. My godson scored a 107 on his ASVAB. He wants to become a Raider. Any assistance or advice would be appreciated. Thank you.
1: the max score on ASVAB is 99. Most likely he's talking about his GT score. 107 is good. 2: every recruiter is full of shit. They're the car salesman of the Corps. 3: MARSOC isn't entry level. You need to serve time in and rank up. You also need to be locked on. Getting CPLs course, SGTs course and AIC under your belt will help you dramatically. But the biggest thing is being humble and open minded when you enter training otherwise you'll get your shit pushed in. Go Infantry with a specialization of Machine Gunner, Mortrman, or Recon(preferrably Recon). Going Recon will test you the most and show you what it'll be similar to and if you actually want to do it. It'll also give you better stats when they're picking. You'll have to be a CPL or more to even start the process. Preferrably SGT which in the Infantry will take at least 3.5 years with the new promotion system.
Can you please do a video on HSI I have been wanting to know if you could tell me a little more than what I know I love your channel your channel is the best good luck to you hopefully you’ll take my suggestions into consideration stay safe 😊
When I ship out I’ll be going in as an admin marine I really wanna be a Marine Raider once I hit E-4 I guess if I make it I’ll be stuck with CSS only 3 years? Can I change my billet so I can be a regular raider or is that it for me? Also I can’t swim and I barely pass the Asavb so I’ll have to ready work on my swimming and take the test again to get a 105 GT. Wish me luck RAH!!!!!
Any MOS can try out to be an 0372. You gotta go to A&S and then ITC after for that. As a CSS you'll most likely just get attached to a MSOB and do admin shit for them. But if you want to be a "RAIDER" SOCS-(on the team level) or 0372 is the way to go.
You can just join recon, they give you the chance at MCT after bootcamp. There you can transition easily into MARSOC. The problem the training is rigorous and challenging. Alot of marines get hurt and drop out. That's just recon. If you look into jumping in from your MOS into MARSOC, it is a bit harder. By then if you get hurt, get in trouble, or struggling with your pft or cft then please reconsider other options. MARSOC (SOCOM respectively) is small and it should be. "Its the best-of-the-best-of-the-best" so to speak. You can go in but there is a selection process you meet on paper then there is a selection process by getting to know you. Literally, if they like you then they will keep you but often times being brown nose or goodie goody with the instructor points wont and will never impress them. They have their own ways of weeding out people and keeping them. Truthfully, IDK about that and I will never say I did.
Hey guys love the videos they’re super informative, im enlisting as a 68w in the army wanted to ask if you guys have any advice before i shipped out? Thanks!
i wish marsoc has it's own tier 1 sub-unit or teams you know. it's a little sad to me that the world's premier fighting force doesn't have a tier 1 unit
To all in the comments that think they are bad ass, unless you are an 03 MOS, 300 PFT, high ASVAB, and high GT score you are fooling yourselves thinking you belong in MARSOC. I spent 6 years USMC, I have seen many fail at attempts of special MOS opportunities. These are the best of the best. If you skate by in your life up until you join the the Marine Corps you will never be MARSOC.
It's more likely you'll go to OCS first. Unless you're jumping over from the enlisted side over to officer. Then yes, you could. The process is very simple. You just need to go through the right channels and get approved by command. Then they ship you off to OCS
Why doesn't the USMC have any Tier1 unit participating in JSOC? Should such a versatile and extremely motivated military branch be kept away from some operations?
For one thing, MARSOC is very young compared to the other service's special operations commands. And two, I don't think the Marines want to give up control of their units to JSOC, they want to keep them under MARSOC where they are under a Marine two-star, instead of giving them to JSOC where they might be commanded by an Army, Navy or Air Force three-star.
USMC didn’t really want a SOCOM unit, for the same reason the Raiders were first disbanded for, all Marines are elite, so why have an elite unit in an already elite unit, it was only after constant badgering by the rest of the military that they propped up MARSOC
Of all the different special operations forces we have with different names like Delta Force, SEALs, etc. Just simply being called Raiders screams badass.
I may have left something out here, but my understanding is the USMC didn’t want to participate in the forming of SOCOM in ‘87 as USMC commanders felt all Marines were elite and didn’t want them operating outside of the FMF. When the Invasion of Iraq began and the Marines were not being utilized compared to other SOF units, Donald Rumsfeld ordered the USMC to create a SOF unit which led to the activation of MCSOCOM Det One in 2003 then transitioning to MARSOC in 2006. There’s a few interviews with former Raiders who mentioned how the USMC dug their heels in with forming MARSOC and how their relationship with conventional Marines was contested for a long time.
SARCs baybee! btw...SARCs don't just attend SOCM, they can get the entire SFMS course once they have enough rank/experience and get the IDC-SARC designation.
i rememeber i put my pacakage in for marsoc k9 handler but my unit left a bad taste in my mouth then i was told after 5 years i would have to rotate back to my old unit and i was like ooo hell naw imma just get out, one of the biggest regrets in my life but considering how a few years later i blew my back out mayb it was for the best
Can you make a video about Radio Recon? Still not sure if I should go radio recon now or wait for CSO. If I go radio recon I won’t be able to get into A&S before 18 month as a Sgt. Thank you.
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Can you go over officer positions that would be helpful
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Raiders Vs Rangers
One thing you will do, as do all Marines, is come to understand that the Marine Corps is an exercise in suffering. Some excel at it, others do not.
Yup. The levels of PTSD in these jobs are only rivaled by the levels of personal and family suck. Some really love it though.
PS: Now that major combatant operations in the ME and SWA are over, expect to not do anything relevant past training, which is a next level suck.
@@afcgeo882 *China and Russia have entered the chat*
Embrace the suck!
Well said. Embrace the SUCK!!
I loved the suck. If it doesn’t kill you it makes you stronger.
“The more marines I have around, the better I like it.” General Mark Clark of the us army
Because they doing the dirty work for army guys
@@MM-zt4oe , Yeah , and You know this because You are either an Active Duty Marine, a Reserve Component Marine, or a Former Marine, but since You are NEITHER, You are a Full Of 💩 Civilian!! 🤬🖕
@@MM-zt4oe cap
@@FigFirearms not cap that’s literally the marines job is to do all the dirty work
@@FigFirearms Marines take territories and soldiers hold those territories.
The MARSOC Pin is so bad ass
Yessir
The MARSOC Marine Raider pin is real badass
do it for the pin
I Know the older Marine Recon guys are say Gotdamn!! Why didn't they have that pin when I was in
Hell yes
Def more jobs than what probably available to my grandpa when he was in the OG Raiders during WWII. From what I’ve been told, all the publicly visible stuff on his service is from *after* his time in The Raiders. Be nice to find out more of what his ‘adventures’ consisted of during his time with them (Cpl. Hugh A. Vogel USMC). Great video, awesome info!
Hey I'm sure you've already seen most of this, but I'm really into genealogy so I looked him up on some things. A newspaper article notes he was a combat engineer. Another newspaper notes that he served as a Corporal with the 2nd Raider Battalion at the Battle of Bouganville. It notes that he and some other Marines were sent behind enemy lines with cameras to scout Japanese positions. It then mentions that he killed a Japanese Lieutenant who was manning a machine gun and then he took the machine gun and the officer's knife as a souvenir. He mailed the machine gun back to his parents. It says that in addition to the Battle of Bouganville, he served at the Raid on Makin, the Battle of Tulagi, the Battle of Edson's Ridge, the Battle of Bairoko and the Battle of Roi (part of the battle of Kwajalen). Then once the 2nd Raider Battalion was disbanded he went on to serve with the Weapons Company of the 4th Marine Regiment. It seems he served with them at the Battle of Guam and the Battle of Okinawa. He received the Navy Cross at the Battle of Okinawa.
Here's the links: I will say I have a Newspapers.com subscription so I don't know if you'll be able to read them without a subscription.
www.newspapers.com/image/733585264/?terms=%22Hugh%20Vogel%22&match=1
www.newspapers.com/image/733454712/?terms=%22Hugh%20Vogel%22&match=1
www.newspapers.com/image/733599439/?terms=%22Hugh%20Vogel%22&match=1
www.newspapers.com/image/733641247/?terms=%22Hugh%20Vogel%22&match=1
www.newspapers.com/image/733641252
www.newspapers.com/image/733788043/?terms=%22Hugh%20Vogel%22&match=1
valor.militarytimes.com/hero/8163
I also found some articles about his dad, George M. Vogel who was born in Germany in 1881 and moved to Washington in 1883. And it talks about how he was drafted and served in the Army in World War I.
www.newspapers.com/image/732902713/?terms=%22george%20Vogel%22&match=1
www.newspapers.com/image/725175988/?terms=%22george%20Vogel%22&match=1
It also notes that Hugh's brother George served in the Navy during World War II and served in the Pacific as well.
@@jackschirmer9508 wow, hope that dude sees this
The OG raiders don’t exist anymore, homie. Nitpick elsewhere.
He was actually just a recon marine which is basically the same thing as a raider because the raiders were formed in 2005 or something like that
@@andrewkohl9038 *I’m* ‘nit-picking’ discussing *my* family history? FOH with your nonsense, ‘homie’. #dombass
I'm a Marine infantry veteran. I ran into a 3rd Raider Battalion guy last week. He got out in '10 after 10 years, 4 with Raiders. He told me JSOC doesn't trust Marsoc.
It's normal, because they had bad reputation unfortunatly after their first oficial deployment, taliban (i guess) they said that marsoc committed war crimes, which many former marsoc guys said that was not truth, after that marsoc had to gain the trust of soccom.
These guys are men of action, definitely get shit done on an epic scale forward.
My last unit was with them. Every single CSO there was humble, and very open to talking with average guys like I was. They were also very open to including people to learn how they train, and would hook us up with joining them on some training they were doing.
I was a SOCS-G for 5 years and loved every minute of my time with MARSOC!!! Great training and the best Marines i ever deployed with.
I’ve been wanting this for a while
You could literally just google it
@@andrew8440 I can never get good information from google
@@sambarrantes1752 literally go to marsoc.com then the career paths page. All of this information is on there
@@andrew8440 I have done almost everything and my answer stands. General Discharge just explains it better.
Can I be a sniper is I wear glasses?
I think this is the first time where a video about Raider's job is dealt with. Thanks guys!
No problem!
I can't even enlist because of a major spine surgery but I still love watching these for some reason
Before I enlisted I was talking to 2 recruiter's one Navy the other Marines both pushed me for SO eventually after hard thinking I chose Navy and I'm on Contract for SO but it took hard thinking and part of me wanted to go to the USMC and go to Marsoc some time in the future
Good luck man Tell me how it goes
How'd it go?
You operating yet?
Become a Sarc
Lol just become a corpsman and become a sarc or soidc. You can go recon, marsoc or Devgru if you want that life. You're navy but not really navy more like a kinda marine medic
Working up to go to A&S soon, always love your guy’s work and content. Helped me get to this point!
How did it go?
@@GeneralDischarge Made it to the end, didn’t get selected but I’m better overall for it. Always appreciate you guys!
@@TheJazzGuy75 Do you know why they didn't select you?
@@travisgoff7252 They don’t go into specifics, but I know I had a bad first team event day and that might’ve soured my peer evals
Precisely, you must demonstrate you are an exemplary MARINE.....before you can even hope to be considered for Raider training. Be a Marine FIRST.
So many people don't get this lol. It's disgusting
Cope
@@matthewcheung1608 ??
@@tac5780 I'm talking to the guy above me, please do not concern yourself, it's fine
3 week selection course at camp Lejeune
Then 9 months as a Raider for C.S.O. (0372)
Then 6 month Language school.
These are the Foundations of a MARSOC RAIDER.... Anything else is Icing on the cake..
This may be out of your realm of expertise because I don’t think you’re MARSOC guys, but a video like your BRC tips and tricks but for MARSOC A&S would be really helpful. Those in depth tips from dudes who know what they’re talking about help a lot.
If it helps, it’s pretty similar to the Q-Course
@@jimmymartino5433 that’s what I’ve heard. There’s so little info out on A&S. I guess as it should be
@@Taylor-zt7nl Agreed
CSO OR SOCS are voluntees but CSS can are just put in MARSOC as the needs of the Marine Corps. I was 0431 Embarkation Specailist and one of my boys from MOS school got send to MARSOC, he said he went on 1 deployment but never did anything outside the wire.
Should have been an Army paratrooper and assigned to SF because we rolled out often during our deployments. I did a number of missions outside the wire when I was in my logistics MOS (was infantry part of my career) and I didn’t even think I would do half the shit that I did while in a SF battalion (not the support battalion). My 3 years in group was definitely one of my career highlights given all the training I received and opportunities I got on deployment.
I would encourage any service member with a support MOS to do a stint in a SOF unit and jump on any opportunity to get more training and get out the wire at times while on deployment when it is possible.
@@parawill7074 that is awesome dude
I've started watching your channel on and off. You guys r doing great. In your marine snipers video you guys talked about the three different schools they might potentially go through. Can you guys break down those schools farther in a new video?
You guys provide the best information about military units and what they do and how to go about joining damn I wish I had people like you back in 1989 when I joined the recruiter was absolutely useless he just wanted to get his quota filled.
these guys look legit! Much respect to all members of Special operations
Bruh i was literally thinking about this an hour ago and he uploads a video on it
God Bless America
Operators Association has a former Marsoc dude doing weekly Q&A live streams along with a former SF dude doing the same thing a different day
Lol if you go to his oldest video you can hear his real voice
You guys should do a video of MSGs or MSAU
I have been watching all the videos it's amazing if I were American I would love to be part of all this I know this would be the biggest challenge in my life you guys do a great job .
SOCS-M here. They’ve recently added SOCS-M and SOCS-L M- Maintainer and L- Logistics. Marsoc is also taking SOCS as LCPLS now (with exception to the rank required MOS SOCS
How long is the SOCS training courses?
Mind sending us an email? We'd love to chat! You can contact us through our website
Much respect you guys have the best information wish this info was around when I joined
Wow this is a lot to be MARSOC
My future job:US MARINES
my future future job after a few years of of working in the USMC:MARINE RAIDER(MARSOC)
Semper Fi gen.discharge
All the jobs of MARSOC Marine Raiders are both critical and skill setting creates the best Marine special ops warriors of the Marine Corps, Marine Raiders are the most skilled, lethal amphibious warriors defending America against all enemies everywhere by any means necessary
THANK YOU GENERAL🤝🏼
Love your videos General! When I grow up I want to join the Salvation Army can you please do a video on their fitness requirements and declassified missions you may know about I want to be ready!
Inner city missions usually consist of handing out food and blankets
1 push up a month.
If I remember correctly, Ira Hayes was a Marine Raider. He wore Airborne wings. ducti amore patriae HOKA HEY!!! ATW!
Ira Hayes was not a Marine Raider. Raiders were not Airborne in World War II. He served in the Paramarines which was separate from the Marine Raiders.
@@jackschirmer9508 outstanding! Still a Marine
@@sawatisbillings8759 Oh of course, one of the heroes of the Marine Corps, and the Paramarines were very badass in their own way.
Active duty 50 years ago, and I still embrace the suck, training is a lifestyle, can’t do what I used to but the Marine mindset has helped me many times
First off, respect to Marsoc and all the Raiders. The baddest of the bad. I served for 12 years in the corps.
My godson just signed up for the Corps, his recruiter told him there is no Marsoc, just recon. I'm pretty positive the recruiter is full of shit. My godson scored a 107 on his ASVAB. He wants to become a Raider. Any assistance or advice would be appreciated. Thank you.
1: the max score on ASVAB is 99. Most likely he's talking about his GT score. 107 is good.
2: every recruiter is full of shit. They're the car salesman of the Corps.
3: MARSOC isn't entry level. You need to serve time in and rank up. You also need to be locked on. Getting CPLs course, SGTs course and AIC under your belt will help you dramatically. But the biggest thing is being humble and open minded when you enter training otherwise you'll get your shit pushed in.
Go Infantry with a specialization of Machine Gunner, Mortrman, or Recon(preferrably Recon). Going Recon will test you the most and show you what it'll be similar to and if you actually want to do it. It'll also give you better stats when they're picking. You'll have to be a CPL or more to even start the process. Preferrably SGT which in the Infantry will take at least 3.5 years with the new promotion system.
Been waiting on this..
Yo dude🖐️🖐️🖐️!
@@kylepressonsk8 ya bro
If you do check everything could you make a video about British SAS?
Can you please do a video on HSI I have been wanting to know if you could tell me a little more than what I know I love your channel your channel is the best good luck to you hopefully you’ll take my suggestions into consideration stay safe 😊
Great vid!
Excellent as always!!
Can you do a video on the Alaska State Trooper Special Emergency Reaction Team (SERT) or of the Alaska Bureau of Investigation (ABI)
SEMPER FI MY BROTHERS
YOOOOO BIG UPS ON THE 100K GENERAL
When I ship out I’ll be going in as an admin marine I really wanna be a Marine Raider once I hit E-4 I guess if I make it I’ll be stuck with CSS only 3 years? Can I change my billet so I can be a regular raider or is that it for me? Also I can’t swim and I barely pass the Asavb so I’ll have to ready work on my swimming and take the test again to get a 105 GT. Wish me luck RAH!!!!!
Any MOS can try out to be an 0372. You gotta go to A&S and then ITC after for that. As a CSS you'll most likely just get attached to a MSOB and do admin shit for them. But if you want to be a "RAIDER" SOCS-(on the team level) or 0372 is the way to go.
Good luck man you got it
You can just join recon, they give you the chance at MCT after bootcamp. There you can transition easily into MARSOC. The problem the training is rigorous and challenging. Alot of marines get hurt and drop out. That's just recon. If you look into jumping in from your MOS into MARSOC, it is a bit harder. By then if you get hurt, get in trouble, or struggling with your pft or cft then please reconsider other options. MARSOC (SOCOM respectively) is small and it should be. "Its the best-of-the-best-of-the-best" so to speak. You can go in but there is a selection process you meet on paper then there is a selection process by getting to know you. Literally, if they like you then they will keep you but often times being brown nose or goodie goody with the instructor points wont and will never impress them. They have their own ways of weeding out people and keeping them. Truthfully, IDK about that and I will never say I did.
ARE YIU BLACK???????
Admin is not going to help you prep to be a CSO.....
Could you do mall of America security? Let’s give the mall cops some love
"Today we're talking about some of public retails most elite units. How do you get selected and become one? Keep watching"
YES 🙌🏼
Have you done a video on the NYPD ESU? I've always wondered what all they do.
Could you do a video on US Army aviation?
You should do AFSOCS, 320th Special Tactics Squadron
Hey guys love the videos they’re super informative, im enlisting as a 68w in the army wanted to ask if you guys have any advice before i shipped out? Thanks!
Yeah, redo your contract and Go 18X or 11X with a RASP guarantee. Hit airborne and don't look back.
LETS GOOOOOO
- Da Baby
If you are interested in MARSOC check out the book Tough Rugged Bastards. It is about the standup of the unit.
I ain’t even have that many pair of SOC god bless.
Hey man love the video I was also wondering if one day you can make a video on un peacekeepers
Congrats on 100k!
Prime Hall was a MARSOC Raider & Marine Sniper
Pretty awesome man👌 keep it up
I would like to see more about marine designative marksman and the training involve.
This is my goal and I’ll be damned if I don’t 💪
Get after it
Nice job with this video. Very interesting.
You should have asked nick k. to help with this video he was in marsoc he's done tons of videos on it
congrats on a 100k!!!
"No, No! Not those socks!"
Can you do one about marine amphibious recon platoons
It’s disappointing that you didn’t go into detail about the officer position.
It's closely mirrored to that of an 18A
It would be my dream to one of those guys
i wish marsoc has it's own tier 1 sub-unit or teams you know. it's a little sad to me that the world's premier fighting force doesn't have a tier 1 unit
SEMPER FI!! ATW!
Can you do French foreign Legion and Air Force Red Horse ???
Let go
Can y’all do a video on the mysterious California Department Of Justice Bureau Of Investigation
To all in the comments that think they are bad ass, unless you are an 03 MOS, 300 PFT, high ASVAB, and high GT score you are fooling yourselves thinking you belong in MARSOC. I spent 6 years USMC, I have seen many fail at attempts of special MOS opportunities. These are the best of the best. If you skate by in your life up until you join the the Marine Corps you will never be MARSOC.
The MARSOC Raider title refers to CSOs and SOCs personnel. I've seen many people get this wrong by saying the title only applies to the operators.
Can you make a vid on door gunner it would be very cool
Force should be part of MARSOC as primary Special / Deep Recon unit. MGTF still have battalion recon.
Can a Marine Raider go to OCS? And if yes, what's the process
It's more likely you'll go to OCS first. Unless you're jumping over from the enlisted side over to officer. Then yes, you could. The process is very simple. You just need to go through the right channels and get approved by command. Then they ship you off to OCS
Do Raiders Vs Rangers gents!
Why?
Can you please do this for all special forces? Like explain the different jobs and rolls they play
Flew for them in Mosul. Fuck yeah.
Why doesn't the USMC have any Tier1 unit participating in JSOC? Should such a versatile and extremely motivated military branch be kept away from some operations?
I agree, but sadly its the funding they get.
Why would they get their own SMU when they are allowed to go to CAG selection? JSOC has no need for any more SMU’s
For one thing, MARSOC is very young compared to the other service's special operations commands. And two, I don't think the Marines want to give up control of their units to JSOC, they want to keep them under MARSOC where they are under a Marine two-star, instead of giving them to JSOC where they might be commanded by an Army, Navy or Air Force three-star.
USMC didn’t really want a SOCOM unit, for the same reason the Raiders were first disbanded for, all Marines are elite, so why have an elite unit in an already elite unit, it was only after constant badgering by the rest of the military that they propped up MARSOC
Are you going to do one on the Marine Corps Boat Companies and Radio Recon Teams?
Call Them USMC "Recon-Raiders"... I Like It. Semper-Fi, Guys.
Why? Danger is are Business, Orr-Rah.
Of all the different special operations forces we have with different names like Delta Force, SEALs, etc. Just simply being called Raiders screams badass.
Love the content!!!!
I thought they give Support to SAD Operatives and Field Agents as Escort to give Firepower in an potential Gunfire
you can be a soc c as a lance
I’m tryna get that SOCS-I…a dream I’ll hopefully accomplish
Gotta make a part two of this video.
You say motor t does that include motor t mechanic?
U.S army Pathfinders. Please. Very interesting.
Can you guys do one like this but on marine recon
Pretty sure they already did
@@jimmymartino5433 right! Idk why it’s so hard for some people to just go to a channels video list and scroll down and look.
@@praductjunior1519 They wanna be operators but want to be spoonfed everything in the world. All i gotta say is good luck lmao
@@mentallyuntouchable2918 couldn’t have said it better myself brother.
Question: why did it take so long for the Marines to develop a SOF unit?
I may have left something out here, but my understanding is the USMC didn’t want to participate in the forming of SOCOM in ‘87 as USMC commanders felt all Marines were elite and didn’t want them operating outside of the FMF. When the Invasion of Iraq began and the Marines were not being utilized compared to other SOF units, Donald Rumsfeld ordered the USMC to create a SOF unit which led to the activation of MCSOCOM Det One in 2003 then transitioning to MARSOC in 2006.
There’s a few interviews with former Raiders who mentioned how the USMC dug their heels in with forming MARSOC and how their relationship with conventional Marines was contested for a long time.
SARCs baybee! btw...SARCs don't just attend SOCM, they can get the entire SFMS course once they have enough rank/experience and get the IDC-SARC designation.
Marines turned me down cuz of my tattoo's so I'm stuck between the other branches on what I wanna do
You can always ask for a waiver or get them removed or covered if they are deemed offensive.
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Navy takes people with tattoos
Get an Option 40 from the Army and go Ranger
Make a video about submariners ?
What's the best way to get become a MARSOC K9 handler?
Difference between Seals and Marsoc?
i rememeber i put my pacakage in for marsoc k9 handler but my unit left a bad taste in my mouth then i was told after 5 years i would have to rotate back to my old unit and i was like ooo hell naw imma just get out, one of the biggest regrets in my life but considering how a few years later i blew my back out mayb it was for the best
Can you make a video about Radio Recon? Still not sure if I should go radio recon now or wait for CSO. If I go radio recon I won’t be able to get into A&S before 18 month as a Sgt. Thank you.
Radio Recon is a waste of time unless it's your initial enlistment.
RRP is a good gateway to get into MARSOC, whether it’s CSO or SOCS, lots of really good guys at SOCS as well