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My son has been in the army for 27 years and has been a green beret for 20 years. He’s deployed many, many times. That part of his career is over, but this video still makes me shake. I’m very proud of him, but I’m still a mom.
My dad received a silver star as a green beret. He is no longer with me. Very proud that he was my dad.
God bless him and his service 🇺🇸
I appreciated this video as my son was a green beret for 20yrs. Thanks to all who serve.
The Green Berets were formed in 1953. One of their roles was to train and arm local resistance groups, so they have to learn several languages. They sorta act like military anthropologists, listening and taking the time to learn the local customs and gaining the peoples trust and respect. Their Latin motto translates as "To Liberate from Oppression".
Thumbs up if you got a good giggle when Millie referred to their gear as luggage.😁
As an American 🇺🇸 I’m so proud of our men and women in uniform who defend our country and do their best to protect the world we still spend more money on our military than the rest of the world we are still way ahead of everyone else in military training and technology.
On July 4th 1969 the movie The Green Beret was released starring John Wayne. Every kid I knew could sing the song by the next July 4th. Millie if you ever watch the movie be prepared to cry but it's really good.
Love "Green Berets" movie.....I watch it everytime I see it's on tv
@@tosweet68 Me too.. and every time I cry.
I remember that theme song. Every word!
”Green Beret” is U.S. Army Special Forces. They are highly trained in guerrilla & unconventional warfare, foreign internal defense, direct action, counterterrorism, counterinsurgency, special reconnaissance, information operations, counterproliferation of weapons of mass destruction, security force assistance, hostage rescue, & combat search & rescue. (They wear a green beret as part of their uniform. Different military branches have their special forces & some also wear berets in different colors.)
True, but "Special Forces" as a term, in the US anyway, is reserved for US Army SF. Other branches have Special Operations Forces (SOF). This also can include support functions like intel, comms, logistics, aviation.
@@grumblesa10beat me to it.
I'd like to thank all the rangers at fort Benning for "killing" me over and over again in training. That education is priceless.
This is the type of people we send in when America wants to send a message or when we get mad
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Yes, Green Berets also conduct operations in the big blue/black oceans!
My late cousin Henry was a Green Beret medical sergeant. He transferred to the US Air Force when they offered to send him to medical school and the officer commission that’s comes with being a MD in the military He graduated medical school and served as a USAF doctor until retirement. After retiring from the Air Force he went to work as an emergency room doctor in the Atlanta area until his death from cancer in 2010. We miss you Henry
Just know that there are citizens and Americans out there who have military family as well and we do appreciate service of all shapes and forms when it comes to the military.
So sorry for your loss Carlos
That was a typo it's supposed to say God bless
Wow! Henry was awesome. God bless him. 🇺🇸
My cousin was a drill sergeant in the Marines 🇺🇸 for 20 years and my Grandfather was in WW2 he fought in Okinawa Japan and my other Grandfather was in the Air Force for 5 years
Millie, there's no 100% guarantee that the parachute will open, but you absolutely wouldn't forget to pull the cord!
Congressional Medal of Honor recipient Roy Benivedes was a Green Beret. You watched a video about him recently. Now you know how he survived.
Great video. With much gratitude for the brave men and women who serve in all branches of the military. Thanks to those serving for their courage, strength, and dedication to keep everyone safe. I grew up in a military family, I understand the many sacrifices that countless men and women have made. Thankful and grateful always. 🙏❤Have a great day everyone.
Amen well said the previous 3 generations in my family served there's no one I respect more than our veterans God bless and thank u all for ur service
Starting with our Constitutional Republic’s fight for freedom from England!!
God bless the United States of America and our patriotic American citizens!!
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Don't forget that the moment they pull their parachute will depend upon the type of jump required for the mission. So there is Haho and Halo jumping. High altitude high opening might see them jump from 25,000 feet in the air at which they immediately pull the ripcord and they can travel miles across a border and into a country we aren't actually supposed to be in. The other is high altitude low opening and that is used to get on the ground fast especially if there is any type of defense setup that you must be concerned about when you're jumping in. Always remember there is nothing random in what these people do.
The thing that can separate soldiers from other people with guns is that a soldier has no doubts about when he will fire. You can see it in their eyes. It is an important distinction. And if you DON'T know when you would fire without hesitation, maybe you shouldn't have a gun. I observed this when watching old service men and younger non-service men in law enforcement and other confrontations. The look on their faces and their focus is very different.
green berets are one of a kind in the way they fight. they can literally have nothing and still win when outnumbered. they specialize in both water and land and are able to pilot most any type of vehicle. their signature weapon is actually the E tool a miniature shovel and multitool. its real purpose was to dig holes but in emergencies its a sword and it works. they also must be familiar with most if not all weapon systems with some unconventional newer weapons. they are all rounders with experience to match.
My youngest son is getting ready to go to selection. Great video! Thank you!
How did he do??
These dudes were my favorite Force Multiplier. Hung out with a couple guys from Carson and they were super fuckin chill, but you could sense it in them.
I'm not sure why or how, but the SF guys were always the most humble and kind dudes I ever met. It's not uncommon if you were struggling with something or even if your uniform wasnt quite squared away for one to walk up to you and help you out. At FT Lewis we do an airfield run all the way around about 5 miles. Anytime a squad of them was passing me "obviously " they always patted me on the back and encouraged me to pick up my pace.
Pure Respect. Glad they’re on our team. 🇺🇸
When I was young, there was a movie called The Green Beret. I will always remember the theme song from that movie. It brings tears to my eyes whenever I think about it. So powerful!
I remember that, too. We had an album (LP) with the picture of a soldier on the cover. It was titled "The Ballad of the Green Berets". I played it over and over. The name of the soldier who sang the song escapes me .
SSgt Barry Sadler.
Millie hates water....lives on an island.
Three ways to jump ... tether like WWII, free jump like they showed, and wing suit!
4th version, no chute. I know of two people who did it on purpose, the dude who landed in a net and travis pastrana who latched onto a 2nd jumper to survive.
Bro. It warms my heart to see you tear up during these videos. You two are amazing people and its so refreshing to see so how much you two are proud of america in general. Especially as outsiders looking in. Awesome channel. Keep up the good work. I have worked with some of the men in that video including when i was deployed with one in Afghanistan. Not all are still here. So heres a shout out to him. RIP Mike Riley.
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One of the original terms for the Green Berets was a "Force Multiplier". One man or a small team teaching and training the local people on how to shoot, strategize, and work together to fight the enemy. A completely different approach to pretty much all other SF's unit in the different branches. As an ex Combat Controller, I have always appreciated the depth of knowledge that the Green Beenies had. Not just warfare.
Mrs. Beesley's reaction to just the jumping is exactly why not everyone either is made for these jobs or why they wipe out during the selection process. Remember as a kid, not everyone wanted or could climb that tree
My mom’s older brother was a member of the US ARMYS special forces, he never wanted to talk about things he saw, he said it was too painful to remember, sadly he passed away last year.
Talking about how soon you'd pull your chute when US military personnel are first trained to jump out of planes it's what I believe is called static line. The "handle" to pull the chute is attached the the plane so after falling a very short distance it automatically pulls the chute. What is seen in this video is from more advanced training.
Much respect to all of our special forces. 🇺🇸💪
The Uk has great special forces too. The SAS are very respected by the Americans and all Nato countries. 🇺🇸🤝🇬🇧
so the reason why they aren't pulling there chutes right when they jump, is they are more the likely HALO jumping [High Altitude Low Opening] where they are jumping from 15,000 - 35,000 Feet (4,600 to 10,700 m) and free falling till they reach about 3,000 feet (910m) that way enemy radar does not detect them. 12 Strong is about one of the Groups of Green Berets that went into Afghanistan in 2001
Nothing but pure respect to these men of armed forces and especially special forces!! They are the best of the best!! But more importantly, they’re motivation to sacrifice it all for the greater good!!!! Hard to comprehend right??
Thank you for sharing. SSgt Barry Sadler singing "The Ballad of the Green Berets" is worth checking out. He did a very nice album and all of the songs are good.
When you jump depending on the height, you have an Altimeter on your wrist. So you know when to pull your Parachute. Cool video ❤
Thing about American special forces and the. Military. It's all. Volunteer. You choose to join. That's why we think our military when we see them. William s
Sweet they started out showing 10th Group Flash. The Profesional's Profesional.
British special forces are impressive as well.
Yes they are. Thanks from the USA
I'm retired special forces USA...we love our British family..no harm comes to you until it gits through My unit and I.......u.s army special forces hostage rescue team..
Hell yeah bro 👊🏼 Marines myself but some of the best men I ever trained with were SF. Incredible human beings both in and out of the uniform.
When you want a hostage rescued you send Delta. When you want enemy naval facilities/assets messed with you send the SEALS. When you want an entire nation destabilized you send the Green Berets.
You want the best medics in the world, you send the U.S. Air Force's Pararescuemen
@@mikeserot1410I’d put 18D’s on the same level if not higher from a medical standpoint but PJ’s for technical rescues all day
@@KB-ex6ds ok, but are 18Ds paramedic certified by the end of training? I don't know. But PJs can get a job anywhere in the country when they're done because they are nationally certified paramedics
@@mikeserot1410PJ’s, SEAL medics, and Force Recon Medics, are trained by Green Beret Medics. And, only receive 1/3 of the training….dumb@$$
@@mikeserot1410 PJ’s are taught by Green Beret medics and only receive 1/3 of the training that SF medics receive--the full 18 month course.
Deep appreciation and gratitude for these guys. Jumping out of a perfectly good airplane is nuts. Not for me. I dated a Ranger. He was a paratrooper. I don’t get it. He was in Korea his last tour. Before 9/11. Thank you for watching this. God Bless the Army Green Berets. 🙏🏼🧡💙🇺🇸🦅
No way could I do any of these things, especially not jumping out of a plane ON PURPOSE, but thank God for these guys!
another great video by this same channel is called "USAF Pararescue: These Things We Do, That Others May Live" it's about the Air force's PJ's who are basically the 911 for Special operations groups like the seals, rangers and delta they are one of the best spec ops groups in the world
After watching this I believe Millie after reluctance would be a static line jumper
I am proud to be an American.
Two things you might want to see on TH-cam is of SST Sargent Barry Sadler singing his famous song The Green Beret and # 2 a little history of him through out his life as a Tribute also their!!! Doug
It's drilled into you it becomes a natural thing
Risking their lives for all of us. God bless them. ❤
If parachute jumps gives you the willies. Try watching HALO jumps. High Altitude Low Open.. You pretty much free fall from around 30 to 40 thousands feet, and don't deploy until around 800 feet. The whole time between is free fall. There is also HAHO jumps. Where you jump from the same height but deploy around 15 seconds after the jump. The soldier can literally float for up to 20 minutes and travel up to 30 miles, depending on conditions. Gives the soldier alot of time to assess live choices, but mostly to concentrate on the mission. Both jumps are strategic for stealth.
That is what makes them Special Forces, only 3 out every 100 who are selected to attempt the training make it. Not just 100 rando's, but 100 who they think have the potential to pass...
I had a few years, when dad was the First Sergeant for the Best Tactical Airlift Squadron in the world (37th TAS), to hang around and talk to Air Force Combat Controllers on a regular basis. By that I would occasionally meet Special Forces of almost every NATO nation. Most of these men, if you met them on the street, you would have no clue they were Special Forces. But, they taught me soooooo much as a young teen about the world, what to look for, how to be "aware" of everything and everybody around you without looking like you are paralyzed with fear. Sadly, I was not cut from the mold these men were and I found my way to becoming a Marine... That is a long story...
Check out "General Discharge" video's on U.S. Air Force Special Forces, these guys are truly a special breed, as well...
It's official, the two of you need to go parachuting!
The Special Forces motto: Libre de Oppressor. To liberate the Oppressed.
The backpack weighs about the same as you James.
LUL
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My youngest son was a green beret . He doesn't really talk about it
Usually you jump at 35,000 ft, and you don't deploy chutes until 3,000 ft or so. You can do it as low as 800 ft in the right conditions, if your equipment load is light. You quite often jump at 35,000 ft, and deploy chutes a few seconds later, to travel greater distance, and because chutes opening at low altitude is pretty loud from the ground, it gives your position away.
Much love from Texas!❤
The thing that I don't think Millie gets, is that with the free fall jumps, they are all trained and certifide for it. But to get that training they must be a qualified parachutist with a minimum of 12 static line jumps from ( C130, C141, C27J, C-17, or C-5 only), they must have a jump status of 12 months and with an Airborne physical that is current with in 5 years, all this is just to attend the Army free fall School. It bothered her with them umping from the hilo into the water. Yet Millie did not bat an eye or question the fast-roping, where you are NOT fastened to the rope your only points of contact are your hands and feet. Just goes to show you funny human nature is.
By the way great video. Now you need to do the Night Stalkers, these are the pilots that get these men to their AO,
Utmost respect for out special forces
Never Eat Shredded Wheat
If you wanna learn just how incredible some of these are look up nick “the machine” lavery his story is incredible
Was a Ranger. Wanted to be Special Forces. Not sure how it is now but you couldn't join then. Had to have 1 tour minimum. But could join as a Ranger.
Uncle is a green beret, I always keep in mind when talking to him (even tho he’s not going to) IF he wanted to, he could kill me very quickly with just his bare hands. He won’t ever get into specifics & I don’t push but when he retires maybe I can get some non classified stories out of him. He fell off a ropes course a few years ago in training, fell 2-3 stories or more (can’t remember) & broke like half the bones in his legs knees down, spent almost a year recovering, then requalified for his team & was back in, these guys are animals & help a lotta ppl & my names not really scotthill so not like I’m giving away any info
Excellent videos. Since I’m from Colorado, I like your shirt!😍
It's a Halo jump..High Altitude Low Opening insertion. Why they have oxygen masks on.
That one footage was real
Green berets always makes me think of John Wayne in the movie The Green Berets. You may enjoy some classic movies like that for your movie review. John Wayne has a ton of cowboy movies along with several WWII movies also. Jimmy Stewart in Mr. Smith goes to Washington is one of my favorites.
I ask anyone, who in the world EVER called them green "berrits" - its the same as the hat they wore - "Green Beret" (pronounced "Baray") sheesh.
Lol I’m with you! I could not pull the parachute I would be in such a panic. I couldn’t jump out of the plane even if it was crashing. I would ride it to the ground. I’ve told my husband many times that if we are ever in a plane crash situation where we have to jump that he’s going to have to throw me out of the plane and pray I’m able to not panic and not be throwing up so I can pull the parachute.
wtf dude merc'd 4 dudes bare handed lol 6:31
Fortunately for Millie, you cannot Skydive solo until you have jumped with an experienced instructor in tandem several times. So she wouldn't have to worry about jumping. The instructor she would be attached to would be jumping and she would just be along for the ride.
You can skydive solo on your 1st jump
@@debbylou5729 maybe I should have been a bit more specific. There was a time that it was required and now it depends on the company you jump with. And dumb overly arrogant people, people just like Stockton Rush, the man that just killed those people in the Titan sub, who are smarter than everybody else and just don't need all those safety regulations getting in their way of achievement, will obviously understand the benefits of a tandem dive or two before taking your first solo experience. And although solo diving is possible on your first jump, it is never recommended. It's called just because you could, doesn't mean you should. I'm sure you've heard of this and it makes sense even to simple people. I was trying to make her feel a bit better about the tandem jumping so that it is out of her hands and safety is a monitored priority by an experienced skydiving instructor. I'll say again, it's not recommended and just because you can, doesn't mean you should as recently expressed by the deaths of those people at the hands and unmitigated ego of mr. Rush. His point was that it is usually operator error that causes the problem but he refused to acknowledge that's because most submersibles are put through classification and testing that his never went through. And who packs the chute? Do you pack your own Chute on your first solo dive? Do you trust someone else to pack it? I have done the world's largest Sky swings as well as bungee jump but I have never done skydiving or base-jumping before.
If you really want the baddest of the bad. 160th SOAR Knight Stalkers. (Special Operations Aviation Regiment). My moms now ex husband was 160th in the 80s. Ive seen his filed records. 98% of the documents were black lined. 8 inch thick file. Im not fond of the man anymore. But I respect his past. Hope to see a reaction to them.
Great video!
Let her watch Navy Seals jumping out at a football game
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Aloha! "Fat Backpack" = Rucksack 😁 🤙 Hooah
Trump may have initiated the withdrawal from Afghanistan, but Biden mucked it up. These brave guys deserved better after all their hard work.
there are places in the US whee you can sky dive without an airplane. They use a powerful fan to blow air upwards. I don't know if they have them in the UK.
indoor skydiving, similar, but nothing like flopping out a plane into the sky
Yes ,on mainland England .
ya missed the abuse of an enemy soldier
man we got our own, sas, sbs, royal marines, the best in the world
theres probably more billionaires than real world class special forces soldiers
Regardless of military state county. Stay Alert Stay alive, till my last breath I'll fight
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I really don't understand why you guys like the military so much.
They're educating themselves, nothing wrong with that. 🤙 They are interested in history, and with that comes the many engagements in world history that involved the various facets of the military. It's all part of a bigger picture of learning more. Besides, Millie might be able to make use of her newly acquired knowledge in her classroom someday. 😃
Well let's think about that willy. Just maybe they have some appreciation and respect for those of us who serve. I'm guessing that you never have or will.
What is the British equivalent to the Green Berets?
I’ve never got a ticket for jaywalking. I don’t know anyone who has. Maybe if you put yourself in danger by doing it? I live in Houston Texas. I follow the “walk” lights but only for self preservation. Fines are very small for this too I think…$20-40?
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Two things. First the training is the only thing you think about after exiting the aircraft because it has been engrained in you that it is what is going to save your life. Second the first through the door is the safest. That's when the surprise is up and reaction time hasn't allowed you to be hit everyone else is worse off than the number 1 person.
Point man was "safe" in the early years of GWOT, then they started barricading with PKMs. That being said, the point man only has the surprise advantage before rounds start going off. Either way, CQB sucks with a very high chance of getting shot or killed.
Damn bro you need to start taking some deeper breaths when you watch these videos LOL too much yawning. Not enough oxygen.
He's so tired. 😅😅
I bet you both would fail at anything positive for your country. Prove me wrong go sighn up and keep the video going. Obviously during boot you wont have them. But that makes for a better before and after video
The most depressing thing is that all this training is getting softer and softer year after year soon we will be the next Russia show up to war and look embarrassing with the weakest most coddled and pampered group of soldiers I completely get eliminating actual cruelty and hazing but it’s the military they shouldn’t have to change for you 😂 you signed the papers and got on the plane/bus what did you expect a spa and resort I just don’t get it at all
Talk slowly I understand your wife more than you
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