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As I understand it, Delta recruits it's members from the various spec ops forces (green berets, SEALS, marine recon, etc), so if I had to guess I'd say Delta is probably the most elite.
I don't know because ISA recruits Delta.
@@m2hmghb What's ISA?
Agree. They do missions that by any means cannot cannot fail. Very high level stuff. I had a friend in the Army who was a Ranger, Airborne, Air Assault and Special Forces a true bad a$$ imo. He tried out for Delta Force and didn't make it.
SEAL team 6 are just as elite as DELTA. There's Navy SEALS then there's SEAL team 6 also known as DEVGRU. DEVGRU are the ones who killed Bin Laden.
Delta for the most part is considered more lead than even Development Group, it's been said by multiple Delta operators that Development Group operators try out for Delta, Delta doesn't dry out for Development Group. And there actually is a Delta Force operator who was in the Navy for a. Of time and made it all the way to devgru got out for time and after 9/11 join the Army and became part of Delta
Comparing the Special Operations branches is like comparing apples and oranges. Each has their specific mission that require unique skills. All require professionalism, stamina, and dedication far above the average service member.
I agree and disagree. The jarhead in me insists the Marine Raiders are by far the most elite.
@@guyfaux2573 Weren't they disbanded in 1944?
@@jefflittleton2777 yes but brought back in 2009
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@guyfaux2573 I honestly don't know anything about thier new exploits, they have big shoes to fill
@@jefflittleton2777they have quickly built their reputation
PJs are who Delta, Green Berets, SeALS, and other units call in an emergency. They will drag you out with one hand while laying down suppressive fire with the other. I have standing orders from my father to buy any PJ I meet a drink - he had buddies who were saved by the PJs jumping into Vietnam to rescue them.
Please thank you Dad for his service
And on top of completing the 37 weeks Paramedic Cert course, the only military medics that do so, they also complete Army Airborne school, SERE, HALO, Combat dive school, Navy diving & salvage, and Special Warfare training. THEN after almost 2 years of that training they have another 22 weeks of testing and training working all those skills together in addition to field medical care and tactics, mountaineering, shooting, combat tactics, advanced parachuting, and helicopter insertion/extraction qualifications. Hard to argue that they aren't the elite of the elite.
@@seethe42 this is why i respect support and backup roles. They have to pick up so much slack and so much skills to save people when they are needed. I respect all of these men and women.
True true those guys have serious training to learn to kill like spec op ODA..and also save lives and have a CRAZY MEDICAL Training they are like more qualified than the high end Paramedics that fly Med-flights. I had the bad luck to need one 12 yrs ago..those guys know what they are doing..
@@richneedre48 Jack of all trades, masters of none. These are the people that try so much!
Fun fact: Air Force PJ's are all Paramedics and can immediately work as civilian paramedics. They are the only medics trained to that level in the military.
Yes serious high end paramedics that in war time missions dont have any restrictions on what they can do to try save a life. Like in civilian US ..
In regard to medical training virtually no one can compare with the PJ's.
The thing to keep in mind is the various US "Special Forces" have different jobs and qualifications. Each is expert in what they do, but no one does it all.
Much love and respect to ALL military personnel!!
As a civilian, I don't think I'm qualified to say which of these units is the most elite, but I will say that I'm super thankful for their service and what they do.
As a former Marine, as much as I hate to do it, I've gotta tip my hat to the Navy Seals. Much respect squids. That being said, no other unit comes close to the P.J's. Greatest respect goes to them. Semper Fi to all my brothers and sisters who have served.
Thank you for your service
As another marine I agree.
The seals are the shit.
Thanks for serving our country. ✌🏻
As a former squid that had some buddies in the Seals, I'd agree. I'd trust my life in any one of those guys hands, they were true badasses. That being said, I would put Delta at #2.
As a Navy Vet, I would also thank you brother for your service.
Imo its Delta Force. They're crazy...and the biggest thing is you'd never know you're near one. Plus they recruit from ALREADY recognized SF units such as Rangers.
The 2 delta force guys had a movie based on them. Well of the entire battle. Blackhawk down. It's a wild story.
My father was a member of the original SEAL Team 1. He didn't come back from Nam, but I am still proud of him. He was my inspiration for going into Naval Intelligence and staying there for 22 years until one too many mission related injuries permanently sidelined me. Really upset me that I got medical'd out rather than at least let me push paper to get my 30
Did they push you out so they wouldn’t have to pay you for completing 30 years?
Seal Team 6 was the first Seal team. Naming the first team 6 was to confuse the Soviets into thinking that there were more Seal teams at the time. Either your father was a member of the original team 6 or a member of team 1 which was founded after team 6.
@@davissp2 All I know is mom told me he was one of the first SEALs and that even with my own high security clearance, his file was deemed classified beyond my need to know. Trust me, I tried because (naturally) I just wanted to know how he died. All we buried was an empty casket.
@@crimsonking2874 yup, exactly. Once I completed rehab and could walk again, I could have spent those last years shuffling papers or even being an analyst. Just not capable of field ops any longer. Too dangerous for the rest of the team to have someone along who lost hearing on one side and can't tell what direction sounds come from
@@TonyM1961 not doubting anything. The just clarifying a very little known bit of history and suggesting that your father was probably team 6 (first seal team) or early member of team 1. Classified files only make your story more compelling. I did wish to make anyone think I’m casting doubt. Not the intention.
They're all at the top of their respective games, each unit has a specific set of tasks to excel at. But it has to be said... when any SF unit encounters extreme adversity, the PJs are called in for relief and extraction.
Delta force. Hands down. Watch Black Hawk Down. You will see the Army Rangers and Delta Force. As a former Ranger I was not good enough to make Delta. There may be a video on Delta Force and you’ll see it’s only the elite of the elite that make it. Delta takes a lot of pride in know one hears about them.
Thank you for your service
The military is split into 3 categories. Tier 3, tier 2 and tier 1. Tier 3 is your regular military personnel like army, marine, air force and navy. Tier 2 are the special forces within the branches like for example the us army rangers or marine raiders and navy seals. Tier 1 is where it gets complex but its essentially a step up from tier 2 units but are completely different in a way. For example tier 1 would consist of delta force, ISA, Devgru, seal team six, 101st para rescue and a few others but all of them are assigned different objectives and commands. ISA would be considered the most classified of the group since they are within the CIA or perhaps an entirely different entity. But nobody really knows who is the most elite. Im pretty sure there are commands and forces we've never heard of as they kept under wraps.
There are definitely SF units we are totally unaware of. Delta was one of those for many years until it was leaked from, what I believe was, a failed mission. They wouldn’t admit they existed for the longest time until the jig was up and they had to lol. Delta is definitely one of, if not the most, elite forces in the military. Respect to everyone who serves though, they’re all elite and courageous in my eyes.
Horses are still used today in modern warfare and scout missions. It all depends on where the operation is located on what will be used for transport. There aren't many modes of transportation as silent and nonthreatening as a horse.
Plus, a horse can trained as a weapon, and they have much more sensitive hearing so are good at detecting unsafe situations.
Horses were used in Afghanistan by Navy Seal units hunting down Al Queda, remaining Taliban and of course the hunt for Bin Laden.
Horses, mules and donkeys were often used in Afghanistan. They are sometimes the only way to carry a lot of heavy equipment through rough terrain (since they can go places even a tank can't).
They completely left out 160th soar(special operations aviation regiment) the night stalkers
SOAR are the insertion which all SOG use for covert ops.
@@toddsharp4245 there still special forces
@@freedomefighterbrony9053 ABSOLUTELY they are! Not gonna deny that one bit.
The most elite is not known. They talk about the Seals and they are a force to deal with. Who is the most elite is not talked about.
I love the PJs Military's paramedics. They're the ones who patch you up and take you to the hospital. Mass respect.
I would say Delta Force since there missions are kept more of a secret and because of the stories I’ve heard about them but I respect every single military personnel❤️🇺🇸
DEVGRU and DELTA are both tier 1. This video combined navy SEAL and DEVGRU also know as SEAL team 6. They are the elite within the elite and are the ones that killed Bin Laden.
@@johnbattle7518 I would agree. The existence of DEVGRU was classified until Obama made it public. Their OPs were the blackest of black.
@@johnbattle7518 Came here to say this!
Team 6 Isn't even referred to as a Seal team half the time!
@@timothyduncan6903 I know, it was used to confuse the Soviets. Seal Tean 6 are made up of SEALS though. They are thebnost elite of the SEALS.
Delta force because Navy seals become delta force, but delta force doesn't become navy seals from what I have been told
You’re exactly right. Delta consists of the best of the best from the already best of the best of each military branch’s SF unit lol if that makes sense.
@C. Wood it does
Watch the movie 12 Strong. It's about a US Special Forces team who coordinated an attack against the Taliban after 9/11 with the Northern Alliance. They operated on horseback, calling in air strikes with their radios.
Remember, every Navy Seal, every Green Beret, every PJ Ranger try to get selected for DELTA FORCE!!!
Top choices hands down are DELTA and SEALS (6). However, I wouldn’t be surprised if there is a “Group” that is a combination of all of them. We will never hear about them, because we’re not supposed to. EM1 (SW) USN-RET.
Special Forces have joint bases to help learn from each other. They even have a college where they teach them about cross cultural communications and other non-fighting ways to complete their missions. They really have to do everything.
1st Cavalry at Fort Hood Texas has plenty of horses.
Pararescue guys are insane. They are basically like paramedics, but the pj's evacuate casualties in the worst possible circumstances. They literally will fly in a firefight going on jump out, retrieve the injured all the while they are no doubt being shot at while they do this.
It's tough to single out one of the Elite units as the best because they all have their roles to fill & have have specialized training. There's some that you hear about more than others. There's tv shows & films based on them - but remember that they are entertainment & not necessarily exactly what happened or how their missions are run. I am sure lots of actual specific military procedures are still kept under wraps for their protection & covert mission abilities.
I went to school with many who joined the military after graduation (in all branches - even Coast Guard since I live an hour from the Duluth/Superior Ports on Lake Superior) & I know that some were SEALs, Green Berets, etc. There's a strong military history in my region with the Great Lakes & the Canadian border so close - my Dad & other extended family members have served as well as neighbors & family friends. We have quite a few National Guard Units up here in Northeastern Minnesota & there's an Air National Guard base in Duluth, so I know many people currently & retired from the Guards.
I would like to Thank our Military members for their Service - Freedom isn't Free & my family is grateful for you all! We would live in a completely different world without our Military members.
Black Hawk Down is a great movie that essentially shows what Shughart and Gordon did, worth watching if y’all haven’t already.
Para-Rescue is the only force (last I heard) trained to get into the best position to get shot. Pretty grim training. But certain missions have a high probability of being hit.
My friend from high school was a ranger. Fought in Syria when he was around 21-22. Such a great guy has some cool pics on deployment
the units have different missions. whose best for what job? all great.
If you remember the guy John Chapman from that "first medal of honor ever recorded" video, he was a Air Force Combat Controller as well.
Beesleys, around 8:00, where the subject moved to Ranger units, it was mentioned that they started during the French and Indian War, which was the setting for Last of the Mohicans, starring your own Daniel Day-Lewis.
Several of these I've never heard about until now.
Delta Force, in my opinion.
When I lived in Aniston Alabama about 20 years ago, British soldiers were being trained to defuse bombs at Ft Macellan (not sure I spelled that correctly).
Tier 1 in the US is Delta aka The Unit aka CAG. Operators from DEVGRU (Seals), Green Berets, 75th Ranger Reg and other SF tryout for The Unit not the other way around. There’s never been a Delta move to be a Seal but there’s been many Seals that have tried out for Delta. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Every one of the units are genuine bad asses in a straight up fight. Beyond that they each have highly specialized skill sets. If you need to turn a screw you don't grab a hammer. The unit that is the "best" depends on what mission needs to be done and which units are available within the time frame the mission needs to be completed in.
Support teams is like having an attack dog (or team of attack dogs) in case something unexpected happens. If all goes well then the support guys will stay out of the fight or just protect the parameter of the objective. If, however, all goes to crap the support guys come in and help handle or destroy the problem encountered by the original team. Believe me, a direct action force should not be underestimated.
I'm surprised he didn't mention C.I.A. Special Activities Division. Those dudes are who I'd consider to be the absolute pinnacle of U.S. military SF.
The CIA isn’t under the department of defense.
That’s what I said that this video doesn’t cover all the groups
@@timothydixon2545 I get what you’re saying, but it is it’s own thing and technically couldn’t be considered military or special forces.
Former ranger Nicholas Irving said when the seals need help they call us
We rescue seals they never had to rescue us
It's because Seals do special operations but Rangers don't. Like John McPhee, a former Ranger, Green Berets and Delta operator said in a podcast the Army Rangers are not really special operations unit, they are light infantry unit that supports Special Operations units like Delta or ST6. Like in Mogadishu, you would send 40 Delta on a mission and put 100 Rangers to protect them. The DoD won't send 4 Rangers on a mission, but they would sent 100 Rangers to save 4 Seals if the missions went wrong
I just watched a documentary that talks about a black ops unit that is so secret that although there is a name for it. It's never spoken of. They recruit from the elite if the elite of all tier one operators.
Delta Force contains several individuals from other elite special training units.
Everyone loves the PJs
When SEAL Team 6 took out Osama Bin Laden, there were members of SEAL T 6 who were publically bragging about the operation and a couple were bragging about being the one who actually killed Bin Laden. That's what makes Delta operators the best of the best and the true "quite professionals". Delta operators complete their mission and remain anonymous and, like they said in the video, you wouldn't know it if your were standing next to a Delta, or any Army SF soldier, or not.
Those guys were retired at the point of the public speaking. It was also VERY unusual.
John Chapman an Air Force Combat Controller was the most elite 1 man team. There I said it.
I note he missed USMC Anglico, basically the same as the Army Tactical Air Control Party with the addition of being skilled at Naval Gunfire Support.
This would be a perfect time to suggest you guys watch and react to
Lone Survivor (Navy Seals) and Black Hawk Down (Delta Force/Army Ranger)
What is so deadly about Delta Force is because they recruit from all branches of the us military so you could have someone who can be an engineer that is also trained to do everything else that a special operator can do
My guess before watching is Delta Force due to the combination of their training and the relatively small size of the unit, but the Navy SEALS are also up near the top due to their intense training and successful missions.
I’m a former us marine raider and yes we use horses or any other forms of transportation to get across difficult terrain that can be accessed by vehicles so we train to use anything we can to complete or mission lover your channel and Semper Fi
(Dev Gru) Development Group is basically what Seal team 6 is called now, is a tier 1 unit like The Unit, often called Delta. All of these units mentioned in this video are Operators but not all are tier 1 Special Operators. But in the end the most beautiful woman or man in the world is a matter of opinion. However, tier 1 special operator like Delta or Dev Gru are amongst the most elite. ISA is an intelligence gathering group, because of the nature of their work and how they must operate they must be able to setup, disassemble, and if necessary, fight their way out of deep enemy territory. Since many special operators do similar work and operate with intelligence ISA provides, it is beneficial to recruit special operator like Delta and Dev Gru. Cuts down on training time and they come with experience as well.
Horses and donkeys were used in the mountains of Afghanistan. Sometimes the choice was a horse or a donkey or a chopper - if the chopper wasn't available your choice was made. Not sure if Green Berets are still trained on horses - but I know 5 years ago they were.
Those medal of honor recipients were in the movie "Black Hawk Down."
I'd say Delta is the most elite. One of the reasons for this is because a lot of them are chosen because they are the elite of other elite forces. But they may seem more elite due to most of there operations being classified. You don't hear many stories about their escapades. The seals are right there with them though. The truth is one force may not be any more elite than another. They all do specialized things. They all have specialized training. They're all tough guys. It takes all of them to keep us safe. I'm just happy that there are still guys out there willing to do this stuff. They are truely the best among us and elite human beings.
Horses were used as recently as Afghanistan that I know of. The first SF ODAs in country used horses to get around out of necessity
Detla aka SFOD-D or Special Forces Operational Detachment - Delta aka CAG or Combat Action Group.
AFSOC is widely regarded as the toughest special forces. They have a tier 1 special forces unit called “24th Special Tactics Squadron”, which is the highest tier. For comparison, seal team 6 (now DEVGRU) and delta force are also tier 1. 24th STS consists of the best combat controllers, PJs, Special Reconnaissance and TACPs. PJs and Combat controllers also embed with other special forces, such as the various seal teams and delta force. They were also present at the battle of Mogadishu also known as “Black Hawk Down”.
Hi, I'm a former US Marine and I can answer your question about horseback riding in US special operations... Yes horses were used much widely in the military in the past however special operations teams are trained to use horses and donkeys when conducting mountain warfare... Animals can go farther and survive longer in high altitude mountainous environments far better than any vehicle can. I would say that mainly army green berets are primarily trained in modern combat while using horses and pack animals... The most recent use of horses were in the wars in Afghanistan where Green berets and various special operation units would ride horses alongside allied tribal forces in the mountains of Afghanistan. There are many accounts of US special forces teams patrolling the mountains in Afghanistan on horseback.
Watch "Black Hawk Down" for the 93 conflict if you want a bit of a more cinematic take on the 93 conflict In Mog. They did a very good with the movie and is an absolute classic too.
many of these groups have core missions but have some overlap and often train together, delta force recruits operators from many of these other groups. and has the widest scope of operations.
Watch the movie about it. It's name is "Blackhawk Down" and it is an excellent film!
NAVY SEALS AND DELTA FORCE ARE THE 2 BEST IN MY OPINION, THOUGH THEY ARE ALL FANTASTIC.
When it comes down to support, Rangers, Berets, all of them are direct SF forces. A huge part of the difficulty of their job is imbedding
Seal team 6 - best of the best but I'm biased. Each has their own theater of operations where they're the best.
Army Special Forces used horses in the intial invasion of Afghanistan in 2001-2002 before we had infrastructure to support vehicles in country. They fought in the mountains with the Northern Alliance and relied on horses for transport because there were no roads. It's portrayed in the movie 12 Strong staring Chris Hemsworth and based on actual events (although the movie sucked)
I have friends who served in SF, rangers and some other areas. All of them respect PJs.
Always remember the crew brought in to support the other is usually because the first team couldn’t get it done
My uncle was a green beret in Vietnam and was dropped off in the middle of the jungle with like three other people and tasked with recon missions and search and destroy missions and tasked with killing certain people
for the quesiton about horses ,the first special forces unit to go inside Afghanistan rode into battle in Afghanistan on horseback
As for horses, the initial US special operations troops who were first secretly dropped into Afghanistan immediately after 9/11 to help coordinate the strikes against the terrorist compounds were equipped with horses for transportation and wore local attire and grew out their beards to try to blend in. They were supported and assisted by local militias that were opposed to the Taliban.
Troops take horses to not leave tire marks, more quite as well
When they say "denied", what that translates to is "we were never there" *wink*
Update yeah needed donkey's and horses where used or the mixed mule for mountain's when vehicles wasn't good to use
What you want to watch is this:
THE US MILITARY’S ELITE TIER 1, TIER 2, AND TIER 3 UNITS EXPLAINED - WHAT SEPARATES THEM?
Run Time: 07:47
Channel: General Discharge
@@cygnusx-3217 no, but this video is about the military and is not giving any real information about how or what makes the SF top units.
once upon a time. A seal team was deployed for security to Commander Pacific Fleet during his port visit to Vladivostoc USSR. The second highest ranking officer in the US Navy. They were dressed up as a television video crew for the Navy. The leader was walking around the ship taking video of everything he could . He said I dont know how to use this camera but by the time I get to Vlad I will. He never identified himself or any of the team as Seals but You could bounce a coin off any part of the bodies . Navy journalists are in that kind of shape
I think you may have misunderstood the term “support” in regards to the Rangers. They aren’t support troops. They are elite light infantry that conduct their own missions in support of a Strategic objective,
Or as part of the plan on a tactical battlefield. That is how they support. BTW, the vast majority of the American troops in the battle of Mogadishu were Rangers. They supported the mission objectives in a direct action role. I hope that helps.
You should do a review of the movie 12 strong. It starts Cris Hemsworth. It's about Green Berets in Afghanistan.
It's most definitely Delta. They conducted a ton of singleton missions in Iraq and Afghanistan. Look up Shrek McPhee. If a bad guy dies of a heart attack or similar somewhere in the world, you can almost guarantee that it was Delta induced.
Id personally (to my limited knowledge) say that the Stormtroopers of WW1 on the side of germany were the first special forces unit. They were the utmost elite and fearless soldiers of the german army whose sole purpose was to reach, take, and breakthrough enemy trench lines by any means necessary. Some ran with mortars, rocket launchers and machine guns. Basically anything they could use to break through the lines.
When they reference the battle of Mogadishu there may have been a little movie you may have heard of Black Hawk Down
When the Seals get into trouble who do they call? Us, the Airborne Rangers...
They left out Coast Gaurd Rescue Diver. They are incredibly elite
Special ops definitely used horses as recently as Afghanistan.
There is one special operations unit they didn't talk about that I heard about in another video called The Activity they are above all the units mentioned here.
Delta, hands down. As an Army vet, it has to be Delta.
It’s not about WHO is the BEST per say. Think of it more as “which is the best for a specific job”
Millie, SEALS don't have the medical training Pararescue have. if I were an injured captive. I'd want the Airforce Pararescueman to come get me! They're basically combat Doctors.
I’m assuming they roped DEVGRU into the Navy seals. DEVGRU or Seal team 6 as it’s more commonly known is the elite tier 1 spacial force of the seals.
I am retired from the U.S. Army. I believe that Delta is the most elite unit. If you heard the Delta operators come from other elite units, ie special forces or rangers as an example, so then you go to the selection course for Delta force. I have been to a Delta force selection briefing, but by my choice did not attempt to go on to the selection process.
Concerning the "horses" in the video, when in a less than "1st world" country, Armed Forces / Special Forces use what ever is available / what ever works and what ever is required for the conditions. In many different terrain's, horses / mules are the best mode of transportation.
also look up ranger reconnaissance company they are a premier tier 1 unit
the two guys that got the medal of honor in mogadishu are partayed in the movie blackhawk down . its a must watch since its based on a true story .
Watch the movie 'Blackhawk Down' to learn about those 2 Delta Force operators who got the Medal of Honor in Somalia in '93.
In order to become navy seal you must first die by drowning, they revive you of course...my great uncle was a navy seal and went Mia, the military told his mom ( my great grandmother) he had died, and almost overnight she had a streak of white hair on 1 side of her head ( personally I found it very striking as the rest of her hair was jet black till the day she died) however my uncle was found and brought back home in 1 pc.
You should check out Air Force Pararescue (PJ) training. Their selection course, better known as 'Indoctrination' is basically a shorter version of BUDS, which the Navy SEALS go through. But it's just as hellish and unforgiving in my opinion. After Indoc they start a very long pipeline of training which isn't as physically demanding but it's just as tough in other ways, if I remember correctly it's a 2 year long pipeline of training.
I joined the AF to be a PJ because their motto "That others may live" really resonated with me, I started working out and ran every day in prep for it. But after a while I lost motivation and quickly realized that kind of thing isn't for me, so they stuck me in AMMO, basically that means I built bombs and missiles for a living. My new motto may as well have been "that others may die" 😂. I went from wanting to save lives to building some of the most destructive weapons in the US arsenal. Uncle Sam has quite a sense of humor!
The British SBS is badass too! I recommend that video
They probably acquired the horses along the way and improvised.
Delta is the most elite force the US government let's us know about. They get the missions that are considered impossible to complete in some cases.
CIA got around Afghanistan in late 2001 by horseback. I have known one USAF Combat Controller and on USN Seal. The Combat Controller was operating in 199,1 50 klicks behind enemy lines, on their own, calling in air strikes against the Iraqis.
Airborne is the Army jumping out of planes. Air Assault is Army for repelling out of helicopters. It’s straight up Delta for me! Go watch “Black Hawk Down”, it’s based on the battle of Mogadishu.
They are different and have different goals and one is no better than the other.