Special Forces, Delta Force Or SEALs: Which US Military Training Program Is The Hardest?
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Once completed Ranger training, the Delta Force don’t necessarily choose the best athlete, they choose the candidate best suited for the task at hand.
Cowards
Tech skills and ,'common sense' are valuable skills.
Why did you list ranger training? What are you on about…
@@damianh4510 everybody here thinks they know. Very very few actually do
@@Charles-xy5jd Unfortunately, common sense isn’t so common anymore. Tech skills are going to be critical in today’s and future warfare. You’re absolutely correct sir.
I was going to be a delta, but the training was too easy, so I decided to be a McDonald's worker instead.
In this day and age working one day in retail is the equivalent of being proud of a crappy drawing you made when you were 3
I was overqualified too went for badminton
@@idhqbqjqsixjbsnqkwiwhsyou never played did you
@@idhqbqjqsixjbsnqkwiwhsbadminton with delta force qualifications? You kidding? At that level you’re barely able to even hit the damn birdie
At Mcdonald's you have to prepare yourself from daily aggression and threats
Air Force ParaRescue is never mentioned as a "Special Force" because they aren't trained to kill, rather to rescue. It's training completion rate is about 3%.
Not never just usually not as they are overshadowed by the SEALs, Delta Force or Army Special Forces/Rangers. But you reminded me of the video of Army Captain Sarah Cudd when she finished the 12 mile foot march to achieve her Expert Medical Field Badge.
CTC specifically
Most people quit seal training because of being cold. They are all hard. Life is hard. Living with your wife is hard but thank goodness we have people joining these programs
@@marcuscook6990To correct, if you don't mind, In Pararescue it's CCT for Combat Control Team.
para rescue is such a badass force.
I'm a US Marine, and my former brother-in-law who was former Delta showed me exactly why they are the finest, toughest, and best at what they do folks!
Former? Ok, gotcha
The former former
Former? Speak a lot about the society
Lucky 😮
formerly chuck's
“Stay hard”
-David Goggins
That's what she said.
Delta Force are no fucking joke. They’re basically all John Wicks.
but without the plot armor.
Bee Keepers eat them for lunch.
@@jonlanier_ That's a film you buffoon
@@TamlynMurphy88do you even know what you’re talking about? 💀💀
@@TamlynMurphy88 😂😂 comparing an entire branch to a special operations unit
They shouldn't be compared to each other, they all have different missions to take on and we all should just be grateful that they are all on our side.
Actually this video is somewhat true. DELTA FORCE the Select these actually compete against themselves. As for Being selected to try out for DELTA forces they selected from all branches of our military
No one is comparing the units and their capabilities, just the level of difficulty of the selection processes.
Well said
Donald Trump😅
The rarest military. EW and Crypto.
There is a ASVAB requirement to even get looked at for that.
Being in a relationship with my ex was pretty tough too.
We do not care
I'm right there with you, buddy.
Shut up @@gavinc1539
I've been fighting terrorists as well.
😆
Q: You over your ex yet?
A: NO way man......those scars run deep.
I read a book written by one of the founding members of Delta Force, and the things he wrote about for the selection process is absolutely insane.
Haney.
I was attached to him for many months in Panama.
@@gman21266 Eric Haney, that's right.
can you please mention the book name?
@@abrarfaiyaz3384 -- "Inside Delta Force" by Eric L. Haney.
@@abrarfaiyaz3384Inside Delta Force Eric L. Haney. It's on audible great book
"So Im Autistic"
Military: " Your Hired"
You obviously have no clue.
😂😂
I can't draw worth a shit.
What do you call a autistic kid with a Gun?
Special forces
-Military- Marine corps
Delta force. You do the qualifying tests alone and they dont even tell you what the standards are for passing
Cowards
Same as Army SF. Based on what Sean Rogers from the FNG academy said, they really don't yell at people, they give little explanation or no explanation and want people to use their heads to accomplish the task during selection such as is done similar in Delta Selection.
@@harveysanchez6993 exactly buds is probably the most overall phiscally demanding but the other processes are much harder in other ways and lets rember most of the people trying for delta are already sof forces and many dont make it
@@matthewlee9728delta taps people for try outs. Unlike sf or ranger or bud/s
@@michaeljordan1902I mean if you meet the minimum standards you automatically get notified that you can show up…
MARSOC is one of the toughest. You have to be able to idenity at least 80% of the flavors in the full sized 152 crayon box and then eat them all in under an hour. If youre an officer you have to do all of it without any milk.
Officer is usually easier physically so I can imagine the officer has to create more paperwork in that same time frame
In a very respectful way, FUCK YOU!!!!!!!
You made me cry for laughing so freaking hard. 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
0311🤘
Their hair is too short as well 🤣
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dude what i dont even know how any what
2nd part of anecdote!
On the 1st day of the training school, the British instructor started explaining to the assembled Gurkhas that they would be jumping from the aircraft at the height of 10000 feet. Suddenly, he noticed the soldiers fidgeting uncomfortably and starting to whisper amongst themselves. Given the ram rod straight discipline that the Gurkhas are famous for, the instructor was appalled! Still he tried to continue with his lecture, when the senior Gurkha Jemadar raised his hand and asked permission to speak. Very politely, the Jemadar told the officer that his troops were scared and would it be possible for them to jump from a 1000 feet instead of a 10000 feet? The officer could not believe what he was hearing. Were these the famed Gurkhas who knew no fear and instead were feared by all?! Still being British, he put up a stiff upper lip and started to explain to the Jemadar that he and his troops had nothing to fear because they would use a parachute (showing them a picture) which would slow down their descent. Immediately he felt the Jemadar relax and understood what had happened when he heard him assure the other ranks, "Oh! He was only asking us to jump from the aircraft with a parachute!". "
Nice story🔥
That's savage af. "Can we only jump from a little over 3 football fields with no parachute? We'll do it but 1000 ft should more then suffice to show we're miniature Gods"
That's probably made up. I've never heard of Gurkhas parachuting. However I do have real experience with one of them....
Me and a friend were visiting Windsor castle (near London) and we snuck away from the crowd. We came to a low wall with a garden beyond and French doors into a forbidden part of the castle. I dared my friend to jump the wall and go and look into the doors.
There was no one around so we had a long debate about to do it. Eventually we decided not to risk it and started to walk back to the public area.
As we were going I noticed that a Gurkha was standing to attention just a few yards away and he was so motionless that he had been invisible to us the whole time. He had been listening to our conversation and we never saw him despite being in plain sight!
😂 this should be pinned.
@@_Mentat there is a Gurkha unit attached to 16AAB so maybe they are , apart from that I know there are Gurkha airborne engineers and other attached parachute trained units
Green Berets: working quietly yet very close by...
Love for our "snake eaters". Silent professionals to the core. SEALS make great posterchildren, but they are bruisers for the US government.
The SF guys TOPPLE governments.
"so where's the target"
Delta force officer: "neutralized" 🗿
My grandfather was delta force and from what I understand from how he explained it to me was your hand picked for specific missions you don’t get every single situation or scenario only ones that fit you and your bodies capacity
Fun fact the SAS only has a 10% chance to get in and a 90% chance to fail
What are you trying to say?
That’s not even a fact 😂. The number varies every time. There’s been some cases where only a couple pass out of 200+ and then there’s been 15+ pass out of 300+. The number for majority of the time though is 5% and below.
@@tartanarmy7752 fun fact the delta is modelled and trained by the sas and navy seals are modelled and trained by the sbs
@@richardsarcheryreviews That's a partial truth my friend. The precursor to the Navy SEALs was the US Navy Underwater Demolition Teams (and NCDU). Navy UDT was the first unit to endure the infamous Hell Week that the teams are known for.
@@richardsarcheryreviews The origins of Navy SEALs actually began with specially organized maritime commando units during World War II, where legacy capabilities were adopted and remain embodied in today's SEAL Teams.
“ Just a little bit of training “ 😂
You know what is more tough when you don't have money to buy a cinema ticket
@@Richvibe604 what do you mean?
@@bernabex2 it's just a joke honey some people understand that well hi hi hi 🌹
Don’t forget about Para rescue and coast guard swimmers. Both of which have some badass training
Remember those two coast guard movies? Did recruitment go up? 😂
However, the real untold story was, on the night of Oct 3, 1993, 27 years ago, 114 Malaysian soldiers had put their lives at risk via a dangerous rescue mission, urgently requested by and carried out with US Rangers and Delta Force commandos on the orders of United Nations Operations in Somalia (Unosom II).
#ATM #RAMD #GGK #PASKAL #PASKAU #PROUD TO BE MALAYSIAN
US Navy SARCs, or Special Amphibious Reconnaissance Corpsmen are the hardest, with a 2 year pipeline, you are required to already be a Corpsman, and expert Marksman, and have started replacing PJ Billets within DEVGRU and MARSOC due to the fact that SARCs are just that good at their job, you also have to learn dentistry, radiology, physics, chemistry, Advanced Diving Medicine, Special Forces/Advanced Combat medicine, have the knowledge and skills to be a paramedic or nurse, and be able to shoot expert with their rifle and sidearm. Following this, there is no Dentist rate in the Navy anymore, they're all Corpsmen, and being a Corpsman, or HM is already extremely difficult, and most aren't going to be assigned to a Marine unit as you need to shoot, think, look, and be fit like a Marine and be able to handle the op tempo of a MEU/FMF, SARCs also have to do basic diver, combatant diver, and Army Jumpschool, and have an ASVAB of 100 or higher. SARCs are trained to stay, kill, and perform medicine not just for their team, but other units, and civilians within their AO. And to even be a SARC, you also have to do Navy SPECWAR training, do their PT tests, along with Marine SOF PT tests and marksmanship quals, as you could either be assigned to Force Reconnaissance, MARSOC/Raiders, or DEVGRU. This is arguably the hardest, and one of the more essential SOF pipelines to even exist. If I had the options of a TCCC Qualified SEAL, or a SARC, I'm taking the SARC, SARCs only do medicine.
SARC Pipeline:
Hospital Corpsman Basic and Strength & Conditioning Program (75 days) - San Antonio, TX
• Field Medical Training Battalion-West (59 days) - Camp Pendleton, CA
• Reconnaissance Training Assessment Program (33 days) - Camp Pendleton, CA
• Basic Reconnaissance Course (95 days) - Camp Pendleton, CA
• Survival Evasion Resistance Escape (SERE) School (12 days) - Multiple Locations
• U.S. Army Airborne School (21 days) - Ft. Benning, GA
• U.S. Marine Combatant Diver (MCD) course (51days) - Panama City, FL
• Amphibious Reconnaissance Corpsman (ARC) Course (37 days) - Panama City, FL
• Special Operations Combat Medic (SOCM) course (250 days) - Fort Bragg, NC
• Special Operations Independent Duty Corpsman (SOIDC) course (96 days) - Fort Bragg, NC
SARC Qualifiations:
• Open Circuit (SCUBA)
• Closed Circuit diving systems (MK25 Mod 2)
• Basic Parachutist (Static-line)
• Basic Life Support (BLS)
• Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)
• Pediatric Educations for Prehospital
Professionals (PEPP)
• National Registered Emergency Medical Technician -
Paramedic (NREMT-P)
• Special Operations - Advanced Tactical Practitioner (SO-ATP)
Mission of Navy SARCs:
In the Special Operations environment, SARCs are the only enlisted medical provider in the U.S. military. SARCs
conduct full spectrum special operations missions for USMC Reconnaissance and U.S. Special Operations
Command units globally. As a team member of these elite groups, SARC’s perform challenging duties in direct
action, special reconnaissance, foreign internal defense, unconventional/irregular warfare, demolitions, diving and
airborne operations. While being trained and able to provide advanced trauma, clinical, veterinary, anesthesia and
limited surgical care in contested and austere environments.
It’s more than parachuting, diving or shooting… it’s about the medicine, how you keep your cool under fire,
persevering, adapting your skills to the environment in which you will operate and be ready for any mission.
Amazing 👌🏽
Damn 😮
Radiology?
@@BlueSoldier87 Yes, even radiology.
@@RootBeerBender69420I was a medic for 10 years in the army so I’m aware of the 18D, W-1 stuff. I guess I’m just confused as to the setting where they would be performing or reading X-rays and a doctor wouldn’t.
Anyone that jumped from a plane in WW2 had it the hardest.
Yes. They first started paratroopers in WW2 and the men were test subjects. Per a WW2 vet, they earned an extra $50/mo to do it. That was a lot of money in the 1940s.
Well they landed the hardest...
MGs weren't their biggest concern.
It was the flak fire and sometimes even their own bombers flying behind them that were the enemy before they reached the ground.
@@MarlinaPerkins German paratroopers where the first one do do a desant in ww2, not americans, in fact soviets did it firs but before the ww2. Not every story revolves only around US, buddy?!
@@MarlinaPerkinsThey were the first to be an officail group to jump out of a plane with parchutes, but ww1 pilots already did that
darn, now THAT is an elite force
Elite special force
God bless these people who train to do this work in the military. They are very important in are military and very special. God bless them all. They are true heroes
Thank you so much Sir. If I clear CDS this time. I will be very grateful to all the teachers. Once again Thankyou for this efforts.♥️ cause this is my LAST ATTEMPT.😢
They're all hard and should be admired for the work they all put in. I couldn't do any of them..
Cowards
Why are the Air Force PJs never brought up in these ranking videos? 2 years of training and only 10% make it through. Pretty much ever mission is a suicide mission cuz they go in to pull out the other spec ops guys when the shit has hit the fan.
The Air Force SOF units are the most underrated man
Basically, it's a Ranger and a Seal and combat medic .
Their training is pretty brutal as well. From what I understand, PJs that go on to become CCTs and JTACs have to be brilliant. You have to exercise your most important muscle to be able to direct aircraft and call in airstrikes/support all while being under immense pressure in the middle of active combat. It's physical toughness coupled with mental toughness and intelligence.
SUPERMEN!
Air Force SOFs are way underrated especially what they go through in training
Many are called, but few are chosen.
Check e squadron and cia sad.
I was an army brat in the 60's (born in 57) I was 6 when we got stationed in the canal zone, Panama. The Green Beret guys trained there. All of them were the most badass I saw in my life. They all seemed to be built like the Hulk. I always thought I'm glad they're on our side.
My Respect for David goggins is increasing day by day 📈
My Dad was a Staff Sergeant in the Special Forces. I heard little about his training or Service of 12 years. I do know that he was asked to serve on Air Force One, and turned it down, because of his family. A real man.
SF is the best
If the top of all these training systems are selected, they can take on Florida Man, who has never been defeated.
Florida man has been in all of them
Who do you think creates all the training!?@@mugenokami2201
@@mugenokami2201 Tbf at least 2 of them are probably from Florida.
Florida man is generally too stupid to know he has been defeated. Or killed.
I wouldn't tell any of them they're not the toughest.
That's wise🦉
Air Force PJs..they are called "Superman" for a reason.
Valhalla Firearms training did a video on this.
Because even SEALS need rescuing sometime
One thing I learned is physical fitness is actually not at all what they want the most out of candidates, I knew a Marine Staff Sergeant in MARSOC school and got dropped out of random 2 weeks before completion. Simply what they want is someone knowledgeable and likable
While that's true, physical fitness is a major requirement, perhaps the main requirement, which is why u see in every special operations unit's selection, it always starts out with physical fitness, even their pre-selection/assessment to even get a spot at the actual grueling selection also primarily test your physical fitness. Once u have proven yourself physically and made it through all the physical exhaustion, then they'd test your mental and psychological capacity, your personality, knowledge etc.
We had a Delta brief every Summer at my Parachute regiment. Guys with beards and long hair in pony tails would show up and hold the briefing. Trippy.
SAS and Royal Marines training is pretty rigorous and long.
Aren’t you guys an Indian colony now?
@@gonefishing4204rather, Desert cult colony.
If a war breaks out, they'll take me back...and I'm 81.
If a war breaks out I’m getting drafted. And I’m 18. This country was worth dying for a while ago but not anymore
lol
@@prestongarvey7014 most country outside america now are worthless to fight for it
and am not american citizen, what benifits from poorer emprime? they Put food less in table! reality is they are poor than america and have shitty standard at business and how they protect its citizen
@@derrick365I am not laughing. I could of did everything required physically, EASILY. The mind games is a different story. If your brain is never quit, no one will stop you.
@@bobbycv64 that’s fine that’s perfectly okay. people kicked out for PTSD all the time. but to say the military will take back an 81 year old is crazy.
Im surprised a Seal hasn't made a movie about this already
American sniper???? Hellooooo 🤣
I personally thank each and every soldier in any and all military activities for their dedication and sacrifice. God Bless and protect each of you and the USA 🇺🇸
SAS: sir, hold my tea...
SAS is nowhere close to these SOF groups😂
@@Trump4lif3SEALs are closer to Royal Marines.
@@Trump4lif3absolute 💩 look into the history of the SAS
@@ionixarm are closer to us army rangers..not seals
@@ionixaroyal Marines don't touch SEALS
both have the most harsh trainings of all times but Delta goes through more hell then anything i ever imagine
Underwater demolition?? That’s probably the coolest fucking thing I heard ever
That’s why they were originally called the UDT’s in WW2. BUDS (Basic Underwater Demolition School) was created shortly afterwards. Starting in the late 60’s the UDT’s began transitioning into SEAL’s, and that’s what BUDS is for today. Phase 2 of BUDS is all about underwater training even still. There truly isn’t any other unit or branch that can do Sea, Air, and Land like the SEALs can!
@@fullthrottlegaming1112 You know your stuff man, that’s awesome. Got much respect for anyone who’s served our country.
See WWII D-DAY for udw demo on beach obstacles under fire for truly amazing bravery. "
Its suprisingly easy to do
Stop being gae@@danieljusino1391
DANG!!!! Bless these gifted and disciplined men and women. Be safe.
I know from someone that navy seals tried GIGN selection tests, it was so hard that they asked the instructors why it was that difficult and why they had to suffer like this
Delta does not require previous special operations experience, they do have many people who have served in other special operations units, but it is not required to attend selection.
AFSPECWAR Pararescueman: "Am I joke to you?"
My Grandfather was a Sergeant in the US Army Rangers. He doesn't talk much about his time in the service unless it's to me. He said that he could have been in Delta Force if it had been formed before he retired from active duty.
Special Air Service left the chat. Respect to the US boys from across the pond. Some of the best, toughest bastards out there.
What makes you think Delta > SAS?
Hey to be fair the US modeled the original grren berets after SAS and had SAS commandos help them structure and train the original soldiers. SAS is no joke
Special Forces: Jason Bourne
Navy Seal: Steven Seagal
Delta: CHUCK NORRIS💯
Bro forgot to mention Pararescue
Their school is 2 years and is literally called "superman school"
Pararescue isn't combat though. They're supermen because they're trained to rescue soldiers in the worst of conditions.
@@HagakureJunkie
The video didn't specify combat, just toughest military schools
they trained to rescue seals and other elite forces. ever heard the news of that 1 PJ who massacred 35 talibans just to save those US troops?@@HagakureJunkie
@@HagakureJunkieThey aren’t primarily DA focused but their combat skills on are on par with delta . 24th run missions with delta and dev all the time .
@@HagakureJunkiethey can move and shoot just as well as any other sof unit in the U.S. Would they really allow you to become a PJ if you didn’t? How can you rescue me if your shooting isn’t up to par lol 😂
Meanwhile, me, chilling and scrolling through the comments.. these guys are so epic!
I’m proud to say that my sister is part of the Special forces in the Air Force.
Isn’t that nice.
OPSEC
No shes not
@@AndrewCiaccio-gv9eh😂😂
David Goggins just check in to Stay Hard!
You don’t have to come from a specialized unit to go to Delta selection. Guys try out from Conventional forces across the branches. They don’t care what your background is, or if you have previous combat experience. You just have to be the right fit and pass all evolutions.
I had a 18xray contract. Went through boot, last week before March I got pneumonia, then had my first seizure. Which disqualified me from the rest of training. Fn sucked. Feel like my body failed me.
Shit happens man. Hope you're doing good now
They then go further and break up the Special Forces into special units. For instance they have an Arctic Special Forces class for lack of better terminology coming from me. This differs greatly from the special forces that roam around the desert or forest jungle. Obviously you will excel at one of the temperate climates.
Much respect to you young studs in the 4 Ranger Batts and to all the other special op communities!!
A good book on Delta Force is "Inside Delta Force." It includes a chapter in which Delta uses a gorilla suit.
One is a dagger, the other is a sledgehammer.
I see what you did there lol
So proud of all our men in military. ❤
You pick delta force to kill people. You pick seals to save people.
Very wrong.
@@gman21266 You tend to send Delta in to take out high prio targets. You send in SAS to gather information. And you send in Seals for hostage rescue.
@@jt-el8540 This is a very simplistic observation. Obviously it is not like that. But Seals do far more search and rescue, and hostage rescue training than Delta force. And Delta force has done far more urban and anti- terrorist operations. That doesn't mean that both Seals and Delta force don't do both from time to time.
@@ivanstayner8818 I disagree completely...well not completely lol but do disagree ...I got out of the Army in 2011 so I could be wrong but Delta and DevGroup are both doing those jobs and there are levels to the actual teams in both units, just like tier 2 and being on an Alpha Halo team. They both do a lot like SAS my point which I don't think is wrong is it's about which tier you're in and what kind of team in that tier that determines what you do and how often, however pj's are service wide respected as one of the most difficult places to get into.
I think its pretty much what the pentagon needs you to do.
Must be nice and easy that delta force gets to take the short cut and skip the most brutal element, the ocean.
To become delta, you have to already be well versed in underwater training. It's called "Special Forces Combat Diver Qualification Course"
A lot of Delta Forces are Navy Seals. Delta Force pulls from all special forces and, yes that includes the Air Force that everyone is complaining about as being "underrated," then they cross train amongst each other and they are sent on specific missions that match their skill sets. They are definitely not exempt from this. Delta is the most elite of the most elite.
This is so stupid, I’m just gonna laugh at you…
🤣🤣🤣
Delta Force operators are trained and qualified in combat diving just like their naval counterpart.
All this time I thought Navy Seals are more elite compare to Delta Force. CS fked me up 😂
Now I get why Goggins is built like that 😂😂
They’re all generally fairly tough. But you can’t really compare them together.
Seals, green berets, pjs, even delta have fairly different selections because they all have different missions.
Rangers and seals have very physically demanding courses while green berets and pjs have more technically and mentally challenging courses.
Fairly tough? Even basic training in Marines and Army is more than fairly tough. And this video is spot on. Delta Force and SEALS ARE the BEST in the WORLD.
SF is world class education in that they live amongst, train, and often lead indigenous troops anywhere in the world.
This is partially true, most of bud/s is just there to ensure that you're mentally strong enough to do what SEALs do. After bud/s, you have jump school, then SQT, then a bunch of other stuff that's geared towards the technical side.
@@michaelandrews1480So you have first hand knowledge of all the special forces training programs of other countries? Wow, I am impressed. Lots of high level military experts here in the comment section.
Delta force makes you go through training twice to see if you really have the spirits to go again.
eff yeah never heard that wtf thats something! wow! i hope they shake it up lol cuz once u did it theres no fear. or pure hatred lolol
@@MrTodfoulk yeah they just say you failed and don't give a reason
you have a fucking cat as an avatar. go play some more video games. @@BecauseIllNeverBeHim
Total bullshit. Total!
COAST GUARD RESCUE DIVER IS ONE OF THE HARDEST JOBS ON EARTH
I never attended OTC, but I did make it through RIP and then Ranger School in 04. I wasn’t the star of the cycle by any means and I did find portions of it difficult at times, combined with the constant lack of sleep. That being said between DEVGRU and the Army SMU (or CAG or Delta or whatever they call themselves now) it’s my opinion that one pipeline isn’t necessarily more difficult than the other. Both organizations have some of the best shooters on the planet and from what I understand operators from both have stated the GRS shooting qual is the hardest out there. That doesn’t mean the GRS training pipeline is the hardest just that specific portion.
You have to be chosen at the end of basic training. You can literally just sign up or send a packet in depending if your mos is wanted
My dad was a combat diver special forces sniper a ranger and apart of the 82nd airborne division
Damm david goggins did all that hes a legend for real
He didn’t make it through Delta selection.
He tried Unit selection but didn't meet time standards (although the standard is unknown to most) and was pulled from selection
@@MikSF123 he wouldn’t know that he missed time standard. He isn’t special.
@@crewthief1431Navy Seals is pretty special
@@someonesomething1657 they’re not Delta. That, and the point was that he wouldn’t be privy to what the time standard is because in that selection, he wasn’t any more important than anyone else.
Then they are allowed to go play with their UK cousins in the S.A.S. and S.B.S.
SAS and SBS isn't even on par with Navy SEALs, let alone Delta Force. It's mote like we get to go out there and babysit them.... 🤣🤣🤣
@@michaelandrews1480SAS are the best special forces in the world, other special forces around the world go to them for advise
@michaelandrews1480 do your research sas is t1 and seals are t2 for a reason 😂😂😂
(sas quite literally train your seals)
@@michaelandrews1480SAS are the best special forces in the world, other special forces around the world go to them for advise, but the SAS never go to other special forces for advise because they don't need it
@@xMorgothx I would feel more confident if I was told CAG was coming to rescue me as opposed to the SAS.
The biggest difference is SEAL Team 6 have to train for the widest range of potential scenarios, whereas Delta pulls and plugs the best qualified/most experienced candidates from other elite Army units for each specific mission. Some have described DevGru guys as "jacks of all trades but masters of none." However, this isn't true. No, in order to qualify for, and remain on SEAL Team 6, you have to be a master of all trades. The Army doesn't require this as much since their larger candidate pool alllows them to select masters of very specific trades on the missions in which their training will be required
Just a note about the pride of the United States of America, the Delta Forces and when they entered Gaza most of them were annihilated.
First of all you can't compare the different units because they have different missions. To be an enlisted member of Army Special Forces (aka Green Berets) you have to be atleast an E-6 (Staff Sergent) which means you have been to leadership training and excel at leading small groups. There's no prerequisite for joining the Navy Seals except being an active duty member of the U.S. military. So you can have seamen (E-1 to E3) possible become Seals (although you'll probably get promoted to E-3 if you make it through the training). Delta Selection criteria is classified and not know to the public. Even the individuals who are selected don't know exactly why they are pick over other candidates. I had an uncle and cousin who were Green Berets and I knew guys who were Seals. Green Berets rarely go around talking about the missions they were on. They're know as the silent professionals unlike a lot of former Navy Seals who are always on CZcams talking about what did. I'm a veteran and I've never heard my uncle or cousin talk about what they did while in the service. As a family, we rarely talk about the military. We live in the now.
Obviously the national gaurd reservist enlistment is the roughest and toughest
NG have green beret special forces
Every training is hard until UFC training arrives 😂
They cone to UFC. And nothing happen to them.
People like these have the highest survival rate in a zombie apocalypse
Meanwhile, Marines are snacking on Crayons while watching this vid. 🤪
Actually it would be US Navy EOD. They do the BUDS & advanced training along side the SO kids including demolition learning how to blow stuff up. Paths fork at the actual short phase, then the EOD kids go get a phd level education in how to defuse 10,000 different kinds of ordinance w/o dying in the process. Has a higher dropout rate than the SO program.
EOD doesn’t go through all of the same training as seals tho
It’s not EOD it’s Delta Force. There’s no discussion. Theres maybe only 2 operations that’s ever been fully declassified. They be conducting shit that we will never ever know about. No reward, no medals, no recognition, they’re there and then they’re gone leaving a wake of destruction.
@@xXtuscanator22Xxthat goes the same for every special operations. Only reason why Delta has less declassified info is because there are much less operators
Seriously? All the ones sporting a “crab” and not a “trident” either washed out of buds or other spec ops training or were too intimidated to go. They choose eod as a last resort to be around and work with the operators of the spec ops community. I was with eod and I wasn’t really impressed by any of it. Only about a quarter of people in eod really wanted to be that specialty. This was my experience with eod anyway. The techs that we’re about being eod were outstanding at it but, that’s a small number. Eod does NOT participate in BUD’s Training at all! FACTS!!!!!🤷♂️💯
@@acid6urns Yeah, and I said that in my post. The training diverges at the time where the "warfare" portion of the training starts. Up to that pointEOD/SO candidates are side by side in all the diving and jump training.
Delta by far!
This video is stupid, Seal and Delta are part of Special Forces as are Rangers, Green Berets, Combat Controllers, etc.
they've got tiers 1, 2, and 3. not all special forces are equal. even navy seals have elite unit like seal team 6
@@axe1984 The tier system does not exist in the military. You're either attached to JSOC, SOCOM, or a conventional unit. No one in the military uses that.
So I thought. It had me confused. Perhaps somebody doesn't know what the hell's goin on.
@@axe1984Nobody in NSW really uses that tier system. Each team is elite at doing their job, but everyone who isn't in the military thinks team 6 is the holy Grail.
Meanwhile Sayeret matkal - hold my beer !
Légion étrangère : Hold my beer.
My boy Jason of far cry 3 single handedly destroyed the definition of insanity 💀🗿👍.
Force Recon... the toughest and badest. So swift, silent, and deadly, no one seems to know they exist.
Fun fact. You can sign up for SFAS in basic if you meet requirements. Some even get lucky with an 18Xray contract in a recruiters office or even at MEPs. There is no such thing as SF Division. You also don't go straight to SF if you are selected. There is a lot more shit before you can even think of wearing a green beret. Almost 2 years worth of training and possibly getting peer reviewed out or dropped.
My best advice, go 11B. Get jump school in your contract(opens doors) then go to RASP. "RIP" was the name when I went through, which should give you am idea of my age lol. Do an enlistment or 2 in Batt. Then drop a packet for SFAS. You will be better prepared mentally and physically. You will also have a tactical advantage over other candidates. Happy Hunting!
P.S. I was never a green beret. I did my 10 years in Batt. Sua Sponte!!
9 and 21 para be like u yes u hold my Patiala peg
I absolutely dont want to fight people who trained like that, like they will eat you alive with highest professionalism
THEY'RE THE REAL DEAL. JOHN WICK IS AN ILLUSION.
Apples to orange is comparisons, here. Basic SF training and basic seal training are parallel programs. “Delta” is a “tier one” training curriculum similar to the naval special warfare development group.
A Navy Seal did not resist to the Brazilian Jungle War course.
These guys are amazing but they are not the thoughest.
I hear a lot of trumpet blowing 😂😂😂
Sucks that the pjs never get recognized...its by far the hardest to become a part of
You better believe it Tough doesn't compare to what these guys can and will do...
I’m a current member of the Faroe Island Special Forces, and this is child play compared to what we have to go through.
You forgot Air Force Pararescue......they jump into the middle of the firefight and save your ass......= )
She was fixin to start some s/:;,or do I owe her an apology?😂
Delta Force training is always mentioned, but they always group Navy Seal training together. Although little known, most people fail to mention "Green team" training for Tier 1 SEAL Operators. It is on par with Delta Force as an equal within the training pipeline.