Delta Force's Secret Women Soldiers
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- Are there women in Delta Force? David Hookstead discusses if women serve in The Unit and what roles they might hold.
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As a starting point, do you know this is a delta force element in the picture? If so, how?
Can we get the sound turned up a little on this one?
Yeah I thought I was going deaf or in need to clean my ears out..@@gibbs2iraq07
I was only an 11B and not an operator, but we always brought along a few female MPs when we left the wire before combat arms was opened up to women.
They provided a capability that infantry grunts couldn't in regards to talking with local woman and condcuting searches.
U weren't "only" an 11b. Don't ever sell urself short like that! You are still apart of the elite warriors that say "WE WILL DO THE FIGHTING!"
BTW, some infantry units are actually better in firefights versus say Green Berets because of the nature of the roles. Your typical infantry unit will have much more experience as gun fighters, than many Green Berets!
Thank you for ur service, u are a gangster for stepping up and being a true grunt.
@@LawyerandThePerpI 100% disagree with what you’re saying
@@An_Enraged_Pig It's not my opinion alone. I actually got that from a Green Beret. Its not true across the board obviously, and I am speaking in term of GWAT era, where the guys have combat experience, conventional infantry versus certain Green Beret Units, (def not all)
I am in no way saying conventional infantry is superior, just prob more experienced in direct combat than many (not all) Green Berets.
Rangers are better than both in this dept. Everyone has their specialty, Green Berets are force multipliers, they do much more than just fight. The infantry though? They mostly just fight!
sure ;)
David, as a former 2/75 Ranger, we trained with the Blue Light Task Force in the 1970s in counterterrorism and hostage rescue.
The only female officer that I saw was an Army Major psychologist.
Several years ago a few women completed Ranger School, but from what I heard they were using female physical standards (quantity of exercises, ruck weights and required times to complete road march, etc).
And then more recently, I learned that there was a female Company Commander in the Ranger Regiment.
They were hand carried through school for propaganda purposes. They would never had made it if not assisted by the studs and they were told to help the girls through training.
So true@@MrTurkeyhunter1982
I’m pretty sure that a chick made it into Rangers, but ended up getting kicked out
Yeah, I don't know what is real and what is Retconed. I believe women have long worked in support of Delta Force, but can't believe what I think of a Delta Ground Pounder being a women even if she was in the shop everyday. I do love hearing Bob Baer talk about his wife being trained as a shooter for the CIA and would love to hear her speak, but I don't know if that is even true.
It sounds like they make sure some top women are allowed to train with top shooting skills, but the Ranger thing really left a bad taste for everyone on the subject.
@@chrissinclair4442
Agreed 👍
What do you mean you’re not getting into anything super classified, you don’t know anything classified 😂
🤣🤣RIGHT? haha
This dude has spent so much time interviewing elite members of the armed forces, he thinks he is one!
You can imagine someone has told him some stuff and he’s able to paint a picture of classified things
Bad day?
I actually wouldn’t be surprised if these people tell him a lot of wild shit off camera.
True, true true.
The ISA (the activity) has always recruited women which is a Tier 1 group.
Easier to blend in, I would guess.
Females make good spies.
So did Delta
@@JohnWick-hb3ft A man/woman couple attracts much less notice then a man/man does. Especially when renting hotel rooms, cars, etc.
I was in the Army with a female medic who went to some sort of selection process in 2004. She could barely walk when she got back. She then disappeared.. a year and a half later I saw her in a chow hall in tikrit wearing a vest that said “press” on it.. ok.. I made eye contact with her and she gave me the “no not now” look. Fast forward a bunch of years she in a wounded warrior commercial with an amputated leg. Are these things connected?? I don’t know.. maybe
The Funny Platoon was discussed in Beckwith's book over 30-years ago. Not new news. The SMUs are also NOT the only SOF units to use women in operational roles prior to women being allowed in "combat arms" roles. Now that is a secret.
I had always heard it referred to as the "silly squad." I'll have to go back to the book. Thx
With your post, you made me question myself. So I looked again, because it was many years since I read it. But it is indeed, Funny Platoon.@@vegasilkit
I'm married to a Filipina teacher I met while in the Peace Corps decades ago. She is highly intelligent, well educated having finished pre-medical school in 3 years in Manila on a full scholarship. Her family had no money for med school so she became a teacher.
I have seen her in a few situations that were becoming dangerous and she handled them quickly and with intelligence and courage while I stood there amazed. I was ready to step in but she didn't need my help. She used her brain when I likely would have used brawn. THIS is likely the kind of woman that Delta Force would recruit. She is self possessed, self confident yet self effacing and a private person, never given to bragging. i.e.stable as hell and a great mother to two brilliant girls.
I would say CIA, not CAG
Wow! It's so cute the way you talk about your wife. I think she is also very lucky to have you 😊
@@Crievictoire Thanks
Despite women being allowed to try out for the British SAS since 2018, no women have ever successfully completed the 6 month course.
Neither have 90%+ of men..
@mupptastic your point lol??
@@mupptasticokay, and…. 😂
@@poloplatinum74 Delta Force should aim to have a selction course that is at least just as challenging.
@@mupptasticI don’t even know why they let women try out. She’d get kicked out if one got to a team anyway.
There are all sorts or non operators attached to delta. They are not operators. They did not pass the long walk. Theyre awesome, but very different job.
They're not operators and they dont need to be
You have the “Operators” the “Enablers” and the “Support”.
The Operators are obviously the assaulters, breachers and snipers that complete the long walk, pass OTC and are successfully peer reviewed by a board of Unit Officers and troop Sergeant Majors
The enablers are like your SIGINT interceptors, K9 handlers, UAV Operators, intelligence specialists, communications wizards, EOD ect. They have their own selection criteria and are hired on in a different format then the operators. This is what Mike Glover did when he got to the Unit, serving in TSE at G Squadron.
The Support guys are like your vehicle mechanics, cooks, gun smiths, Drs and Surgeons, targeting officers ect.. again different pipe line as far as selection and training.
Obviously a lot of differences, however all these folks are in fact considered Delta Force “members.” Just because you were not a “Operator” doesn’t necessarily make you any less valuable to the organization. In fact with out the enablers and support, the operators wouldn’t be able to preform at the levels they need to be at.
@@joesgotya9930 that's like being attached to a SEAL platoon and calling yourself a SEAL. It's deceptive.
@@joesgotya9930there was that signals guy who Delta recruited, as a support guy.
But they said he could do the long walk just to get it out his system but they'd still take him if he didn't make it.
Unfortunately for them he passed the long walk and became an operator. Forgot the guys name.
@joesgotya9930 From what I remember reading, all of the enablers and support personnel, while not considered Operators themselves, were still the best at what they did.
I still remember watching "The Unit" on TV and they would depict the support personnel as soldiers wearing civilian clothing, but still being referred to by their rank. They would help with passports, plane tickets, translations, even had a translator of some African language that was with his family at home that would answer the call whenever the Unit needed him to help translate. Whether or not that's true or not, I don't know, but I would not be surprised, either. With Delta being funded they way they are, I'm pretty sure anything is possible with them 😂.
Delta's operator course is different than its support arm. 1000 members of Delta, and only 250-300 operators (according to Sean Naylor). Read a book about a drone operator who was in Delta, didn't do OTC (Brett Velicovich). So it tracks that the support guys have their own selection process. This also tracks with the rest of SOF. If you go to group, and not as a green beret, there are still things you have to do to qualify for the positions. When I was in the first time you had to be Airborne, and then had a two week course you had to take as well as advanced schools for your mos afterwards. It isn't as hard as SFAS....................because you weren't going to be a green beret.
A completely random thing: In the 90's, the Japanese creator of Resident Evil knew of the Funny platoon, and based Jill Valentine on female members of the Unit (she was an Army EOD member in Delta). So it isn't exactly an unknown well hidden bit of knowledge if somebody making video games in a different country that speaks a different language knew of their existence.
There are female members of the Activity as well.
Delta was created before JSOC, and thus Delta had everything it needed to operate fully on its own. It could run missions anywhere, because it was self supported. Some of those support positions have long had female members.
Blue Light was a specialized unit of Army SF that held the line in between when Beckwith decided they needed Delta, and its creation.
I read the shit out of delta stuff when I first got in. Bros (and gals) are fascinating.
Naylor's book Relentless Strike is worth a read for all people interested in JSOC units.
There are support selections that differ from the delta selection. Delta has enough support to operate as their own entity if needed.
@@BrandonSmith-vd9qc Yep. I wasn't saying Delta support personnel had the same selection as support in group. Just that it tracks that support in Delta WOULDN'T be the same as operator selection just like support in group isn't the same as it is for Green Berets.
The evidence is Velicovich, who was in Delta, worked and interacted with the Delta operators (one came up to him once with his body armor covered in blood and started asking him questions) but never went to OTC. I'm sure other books/shows talk about the same thing, Velicovich is just the most recent one I remember.
That’s fascinating. I just downloaded RE 2 and RE3 off of Xbox game pass. Jill was Delta? I mean, I guess it explains how she survives the zombies when all the other cops didn’t 😂
I believe they can be in G Squadron which is a support element of CAG and deals with intel operations. But there are no female door kickers in assault squadrons A-D.
The SMU has a massive support element which goes where the Squadrons go doing everything from top to bottom. Sometimes it is easier to infiltrate a man and woman couple vs a fit military aged male.
Women operate permanently in certain Tier 1 Units and certain elements of typically all male Tier 1 units that people don't (and shouldn't) discuss very often. They also work with certain non-mil agencies.
Please watch the TTP leaks. Amplifying open source info is really not appreciated.
Hey those dudes and that woman posed for the photo.
They trusted the person who took the photo. All parties judgements were bad. The people in the photo and the person who took the photo.
So its really not the public on the internet reposting the photo that are the issue.
If you want to learn about SMU Females, google Shannon Kent. Such an amazing human being and a devastating loss.
Just read about Shannon Kent and her achievements, its such as sad loss. RIP Shannon
@@JohnWick-hb3ft Insane, right? I never thought the ultimate warfighter would be a woman. I have never had someone have me in such awe in my entire life. She was a great looking female, too. How the hell could someone have so many unbelievable qualities? While she should have been in a doctorate program, it is more important to focus on her volunteering because she understood that she was blessed with such unique talents that she sacrificed her time as a mother for her military family and our country can never repay that debt to her family. The only thing we can do is make sure her story is shared with as many people as possible. We owe that much. Not only that, but the hope also she gives other females will make how many others that much better. Therefore, the contributions will continue for as long as we share her story. I believe you can tell by now that she has become a hero of mine.
I came down to the comments section just to post about Shannon, but I see you beat me to it. She was an exceptional individual with a truly impressive resume, a veritable constellation of skills and qualifications, and was held in the highest regard by her peers and commanders, and her loss was deeply felt far and wide. With regard to females in SMU's, i always try to remind myself that you can be attached to a team or platoon to provide specialized support, say, as a SIGINT specialist, without necessarily having to go through the conventional selection and qualification process. For example, SOT-A's are an element of the Army's Special Forces, but they rarely go through SFAS/Q Course/etc. This isn't to say they don't have to go through their own rigorous selection and training process -- it's still a selective and difficult pipeline to make one's way through, and you ultimately need to earn the trust of your ODA by demonstrating your ability to carry your own weight as an operator when the situation dictates. You will still need to demonstrate your capacity to shoot, move and communicate on a level that renders you an asset and not a liability to the ODA. I can easily see how a female could be selected as a SOT-A, and likewise, I'm sure that similar opportunities exist in CAG for qualified female operators. Which brings me to G Squadron --- I always assumed G Squadron was Delta's in-house SIGINT/ISR/Etc. squadron, but I could be wrong. I wouldn't be surprised if there were women in G Squadron providing high level tactical signals intelligence for the unit... But this is just speculation, and I'd be willing to hear from others on the topic.
There have always been and always will be Shield Maidens!❤😊
There's a podcast containing an interview with a woman who was part of USASOC. She came from the int world. She's out now, as she lost a lower leg after being hit by a car while running or cycling on base. Can't remember her name, or the podcast, as I heard it a few years ago. She did some recce stuff as part of CST, but was very, very careful about what she said. As she should be.
Edit: in reference to the photo used in this video, it's weird to see an operator from the unit carry an unsupressed rifle these days.
I wouldn't necessarily call G Sqn. as support, they have a different role (AFO, ISR), but that doesn't mean they're automatically "support". However, Delta does have a separate sqn. called Combat Support Sqn. which Tom Satterly helped create in '05.
If there are women operating with CAG, regardless of their role, she deserves to be there. Period.
Wrong
Sounds lilke you are quoting some of George Hands Articles. And he has stories about working with Delta females in Bosnia.
David - Love the content, but pls double-check your volume. I've noticed the sound on your videos are consistently underecorded, meaning I have to crank up my PC volume to hear you at a normal dB level, but when YT tosses n an ad halfway thru your content, it BLASTS out my speakers. I had the same issue on a podcast I work with, so just make sure you're outputting to a normal volume in your editing software. Eager to hear more!
Maybe female augments in a support role? Every unique job requires a unique tool.
At DEVGRU they pulled women from their intelligence cell when needed . There wasn't any specific unit perse. When they experimented with trying to stand up a unit like that , they couldn't find even 1 woman that could make it through combat dive school . Being the premier Maritime Special Operations unit , this presented an unsurpassable problem . End of that experiment.
per se, not "perse", and insurmountable, not "unsurpassable". Unsurpassable isn't the correct definition word to use in this context. And your commas are orphaned. You had a good comment, just trying to help you come across as more educated so your perceived intellect/credibility is better next time. 👍
The nuns from grammar school would be so ashamed of my poor word usage , as well as my bad spelling and probably my sentence structure as well . Gee !!! I hope people got the gist as the wandered through my literary jungle !! Thanx so much for your constructive criticism !!!!@@repealthepatriotact
@@repealthepatriotact You're kidding , right ? What a condescending load of bullshit that was . Wow !!! Thanx for the lesson professor.
@@timmanion7459 You're welcome! Just happy to help the highly opinionated, yet poorly educated, poorly spoken, barely graduated high school disgraces to our country.
Sorry if the truth is so triggering, snowflake.
It's always been blatantly obvious women serve in the top SF units of the world. People get very hung up on whether or not they're classified as the same as the men or have the same job title or whatever else. Of course they're training needs to be modified but they're also doing a modified job in support. Nothing is getting watered down. Also the term support even in of itself is often misleading. If you have a '2-man recce team' that is actually a man and woman, they're both pretty integral to what is going on and are arguably as 'support' as the other one. The out of the box asset angle of having female personnel in roles such as reconnaissance and surveillance are an absolute intuitive.
Female selection and training in Oz for SF has the same standards as males.
Sure. But should males be able to same tests as the women and be allowed to do the same jobs as the women do those tests?
That was a story line in the tv show "The Unit"
There are probably a lot of enablers for intelligence, support or other roles within the Delta command who probably do work for them as well.
Awesome 👍
If you are a specialist you may have to go with SF to accomplish the mission. This has nothing to do with being a woman, but having a skill and being brought along
The South African special task force
Or the Taakies as it's commonly known in my country have also produced their first female operator.
And “Women of the IDF” fanboys in 3…. 2….
Jew propaganda, models with guns lol
Inside Delta Force by Eric Haney discusses the funny platoon and confirms the existence of female operators. He does not go into the vetting process but mentions females can get into places that males cannot without raising suspicions. In a side note: the term ‘operative’ or ‘operator’ are not the same thing. There is a legal distinction between the two words: operative refers to civilian agent, usually a spy or diplomat and operator refers to military.
I bet the SRR would debate the best in the world at what they do.
Read the book “One Up” by Sarah Ford. She was one if the many women who served along side “Tier 1” SF as a member if 14 Int Coy in the 80s and 90s.
Bless Them All. Train Hard Fight Easy!
Could she be a member of the Intelligence Support Activity(ISA)?
Love your videos but a lot of times I notice your audio is very low and it’s hard to hear sometimes
BTW... just because something CAN be found using open source means does NOT mean that it isn't still classified. So if you have a clearance, steer clear of discussing such things, lest you get hemmed up.
“Operative”, vs. “Operator”.
There are women on ST6 in the black squadron who do clandestine undercover spy operation, this isn't anything new.
Both units have women, but the women aren't kicking in doors or anything like that 👌
The British have been doing it since the 70s in 14 int/The Det and now SRR
Lol the SOE and OSS were doing it in the 2nd World War, and the SRR have zero historical relations to the 14 init. They’re 2 completely different organizations with different mission charters.
We know women have served in SMU's before. Cryptologic Technician (Technical) 1st Class Robin Nicole Collins was killed in 2021 serving along side operators.
There are no women...in the unit😂
Bro, I don't know what's up but your audio is muted lately.
hate to be the odd one out, but any chance that could be a male with long hair? Not unheard of. just curious
Negative that hair is too fuggable to be a dude. My bonar never lies dog.
Or in this crazy world, it is a guy, who transitioned into a female, ST6 had one...
These are REAL strong and independent women!
All of these units have tons of attachments and enablers, many of which are women. People freaking out over nothing, lol
Female military Intelligence Officer or operative.
Look up Shannon Kent, Naval Special Warfare Direct Support.
That's Red Cap
Not so secret now, lol.
If you want to know what delta does watch The Unit, created by one.
The have women in support squadrons as intel who train up with them and deploy
A very fit, very attractive, very motivated female can be a hell of an asset to a special operations group.
Look up CTCS(I) Shannon Kent
Do trans candidates do the female or male courses?
Back in 2010 when I was in the Army, we had a female supply sergeant that went to a female engagement team, the Army created this program that employs female soldiers to engage with women in the Battlefield, meaning they search or interrogate women once a target is secured because men can't do so in Muslim countries, she's no a female CAG operator, they don't go to CAG selection or OTC, all she did was a pt test female standards and some weapons training, nothing special, and language training. She's not an assaulter.
Exactly. The MSG that was NCOIC of the program failed to meet the most basic of standards but they still kept her in charge of it for some reason. I had friends that helped run their training that were all NCOs but a female major was the highest ranking one out there during a few days of ranges. They got tired of shooting one day so they decided to order pizza out to the range and cut the training short. The male NCOs were pissed but were outranked by that female major that went on to CST.
USASOC labels everyone within its command as an operator. This applies to support personnel as well. The CSM of USASOC is a woman who was never SF (Green Beret) or Ranger. They blur the lines of distinction in an attempt to show that there isn't a difference between an actual operator and support pax. I was attached to both A and B squadron in the sandbox in 2005. The only woman I saw was a lawyer at the command level. If women were such an asset, SF, who performs UW and FID, would have been utilizing them extensively. Women are an asset in say something like Army of Northern Virginia but this is more of an Intel collection role. The CSTs were not an asset to ODAs. They caused problems.
Sounds about what you'd expect
I highly doubt that. Even if so it may be medical
It's unfortunate that feminism and "progressive" politics have created an atmosphere that women being used as women in special operations is seen as suspect. Its an obvious advantage to have women supporting missions. However, pushing women through Ranger school, the Q-Course, etc. has completely tarnished the reputation of women in service everywhere.
Also--I think a lot of people dont understand that delta has their own selection for support personnel too. There are straight up POGs who are "in delta."
I think most people mix up D operator VS Black Ops. Personally I don't believe there are any women tier 1 squads out there running and gunning in the traditional thought. But I believe if we didn't use women in Black Ops along side operators when they were doing intelligence mission, not an assault on target mission. We would be stupid not to have women in those roles.
Could be cia attached with delta during a raid
Yea, if you can’t recognize the tactical advantage in some situations of having women in Delta, here’s your sign.
They’re not actually delta. They’re more like support. Women are amazing spies tho. She’s more than likely cia
Do you think they are held to the same physical standards
@@redskyatnight123well if they pass the selection then they deserve to get in. Women are very beneficial in the SF world, mainly for undercover work, reconnaissance and surveillance work etc.
@@dylanjohns8409 totally agree mate
No women have made CAG, maybe other positions.
Women are great at espionage. It is their strategic element.
I dont know what a woman is
Your mike is way too low - FYI
TF Pink
No woman Rangers or Delta Force!
Maybe a morale officer?
Mag counts!
I got 5!
7!
I got 3 left!
Two halvsies and a fullsey!
Your recording level seems low here. I'm cranked all of the way up and you're still soft-spoken.
It’s not a woman he just has good hair
Of course there are badass ladies that go in with tier 1 units. Women can do some things that men can’t. They can go some places men can’t.
When you go….. you bring all the tools in the tool belt.
I’ll give you credit for taking a 3min video and making it 13min. 🙄
I would say a large (2:10) CZcams audience but certainly not a massive one;)
Google Nancy Wake - tell you everything you need to know about women being fearless warriors when need be....
😂😂😂😂 Stay in your lane David. Interviews…. Ya don’t need ridiculous clickbait. Women serve across many areas in the military and are proficient.
Hey G.I. Joe has women it! What’s so hard to except?!
Ummm if your posting this are they really secret
Did he give names? It is well known that females serve in many SF units across the world.
Germans started this
It will be well known to a few in the know people ( though not classified here either ) that women were ( yes ) recruited from existing years of service in women`s army and naval forces in britain to be undercover soldiers ( yes kinetic operations not just rear staff ) in northern ireland from the mid 1970s ...did gruelling 6 months of training in advanced car - carried weapons, high speed escape driving , infra red photography inside players houses ...recounted in real life memoirs ...force known under various names including the Det and 14th Int Coy ...why ...they could stand in bus shelters in hard core public housing areas " over the water " and pretend to be having a snog whilst all the time fingering her HK under a working class girls jacket and clocking a weapons cache transfer over the road ...or scamper through a hardcore area dragging a wholesaler bag of Pampers and clock a player walking towards her ( real story ) ...two books are out there ...second hand now ,,,as memoirs by two women involved One Up by Sarah Ford and She who dared by Jackie George
Whilst must say ...having read both ...that prospective readers should go beyond the somewhat clickbaity title in one case ...as in " with the SAS "...they were not members of the regiment but full members of the Det / 14th Int ( yes now the SRR ) who worked alongside 22 SAS and were hence full trigger pullers as evidenced by that part of their training before going across the water ...and using their weapons on operations...as recounted ... interesting that 22 SAS got so jealous of the skills the DET were picking up in Northern Ireland and afraid of being left behind that they started attaching two SAS troopers a year to the DET ...with the rough backgrounds most had it was easy to blend in on a hard core public housing area ...as long as they didnt try talking haha
@@snowleopard0412I know of the probs with 22 SASand the Det. I worked the the Det for a while on exchange. You don't want to mess with what used to be the Det. That is why 22 SAS were pissed off as they didn't do the work that the Det did.
IN Charlie Beckwiths Books, he aludes to women working within the unit.... That book was written in the nineties. Just because women work with the Unit on some level or another does not mean they are in the unit. I am sure that there may be some scenarios when the unit could use women who have certain skills that are hard to find or just the fact they are a woman to complete a mission or task. I wouldn't rule anything out for a unit that prides itself on adaptability and forward thinking and always looking to solve problems with out of the box thinking...
Maybe....... somebody should ask the person how they identify?
Only joking
delta force gf
Someone's gotta cook. 🤣😂🤣😂
Can someone please explain to me why this gentleman is discussing very military topics while it seems apparent that he has no experience with the subject matter? I mean no offense to him. He is hustling and gathering info, getting great guests…. But there is a giant cognitive leap one would have to take to trust what he is saying. He also says things like “ trying to clear things up. I KNOW what’s going on,” “I’m not trying to spread drama and speculative information… but I know for certain because my sources told me…. Then he chastises other channels/reddits for speculating and attempting to piece together the puzzles that are our SOC brothers… what’s his deal? Is he all cock and laying down the hammer? Or did he, for some reason gain the trust of SOF community to get their voice out? Either way he acts like this is coming from an omnipotent perspective.
She cud b a psyop specialist
The Operational Women in Delta bring an indispensable capability to the Unit that Men cannot…In fact, the Operational Women are more valuable than the Assaulters…
Dilusional
Hahahahha bs , goofy woke comment .
I think there are a lot of men who have been Delta. Support and assaulters. Of those men, some have had daughters. Some of those daughters might have been raised with the skill sets to be useful to an organization like Delta. Hopefully, not in a Red Sparrow kind of way.
Every spy agency in the world has women, there is no reason to think a standalone organization that prides itself on its' organic capabilities wouldn't employ women for maximum effect. If that means being the 5th guy in a stack for a direct action operation where additional support is too far out, well, you should probably be prepared for that contingency.
Turn your mic up amateur.
I love your videos but you have to stop acting as if you are privy to highly classified information. I can assure you that you are not. lol
Halfway through this video and this guy hasn't said anything useful. Is anything useful said in this video? At this point I'm just closing it. Sucks that we have CZcams channels that just fill the air with useless words with no substance.
This is nothing new. If you know you know.
To be clear these aren't female delta operators. They are FET teams or OST "operators" assigned TO delta. Cia also has DA female "operators" but they are NOT delta. Doesn't make sense to not have her identity hidden but have the dudes' around her.... like having an invisible squad but have an attachè wearing a yellow jacket. If they can find her, they can get to who she is attached to. I want to be crystal clear, the wording of that article is misleading. There have been NO females passing delta selection YET. But... I'm just joe shmoe... I don't know anything ;)
She couldn’t crack (uh oh) ST6 so her only other option was Delta. Makes perfect sense.
Hey hey, what about Demi Moore?
They're just hand picked HumInt soldiers. They're generally attractive, smart, fit, determined, charming and funny. Nothing particularly magical about them
Ever done HUMINT mate? Got a prob with females in SF? Don't denigrate their abilities, I saw how well females fight in Mogadishu in 1992.
This should not be on CZcams, it is a matter of OPSEC
Well someone gotta make sandwiches when your outside the wire for weeks at a time....
Lol
Any minute now a feminist is going be triggered, and the train is never late with the Alphabet Mafia adding their 2 pennies too...
Even Delta guys need someone to make sandwiches.
Looks like a strong and independent linguist or cook. Give me a break.
Bull I Was Army Ranger Sniper Advancing Onto JSOC Tier 1 (CAG) 18 Delta Force Squad D & G. 1985-2017 (32 + Years) There Isn’t ANY Women In Delta Force!!!!!!!!! 1st Off They Cannot Pass The SAME Requirements Of Men. Only 2 Women Officers Made It Through Ranger School & None Since Because They Were Given Special Considerations!! It Was Just To Advance These 2 Females Career Period. To Say This Is Blasphemy Because That Is To Say There Is Female Marine MARSOC Raiders & There Are Female Navy Seals As Well As Female Green Beret. This Is All Such Social Media BULL!! Any Females Operating Around Special Forces Are CIA That Work With Special Forces Community. Lies Being Spread Here Because When I Served For Over 32 Years In Special Forces There Was NONE Never Will Be Female Delta Or Before Other Mentioned Special Forces! These Are CIA Operators That Are Embedded & Working Along With Delta & Other Special Forces. Your Shit Podcast Here Is A Disney World Hollyweird Make Believe La La Land Fantasies!!!
You don’t know squat.
@@russellridge8623 I Lived It & No Woman Ever Or Is An Active Duty Special Forces. They Do Not Have Contract. The Only Way For Them To Get Clearance Is Being A CIA Intelligence Agent That Is All Over The World & DownRange As I Listened To What They Had To Say In The Battle Room Inside The FAB/Fence. Regardless No Woman Ever Run & Gunned With Us Kicking In Doors. Nor Rooftop Insertions. EOD Training. So FUBAR Face If You Know What That Simplistic Military Acronym Means? Just Don’t Go Away Mad. Just Go Away Because Your Ignorant & I Can Tell You Have Never Been Special Forces Or In Military As I Have Been To War College So I’m Glad You Left It To Us To Protect Your Freedoms. Our Military Protecting Our Shores & Technology We Have Are Unmatched. Sleep Well Ignorant As Our Military Is On Watch. Now Look Up Ignorant Which Is Not Derogatory Because It Means You Or Anybody On This Subject Simply As (Lack Of Knowledge Or Education.
32 years in the military? Unless your picture is fake, you're barely 32 years old lol
@@vampiro4236 Your To Funny. I’m 60 Years Old FUBAR Face. Them Grays On My Face Is There For A Reason. The Pic Was Taken 10 Years Before I Retired After As Before Mentioned 32 + Years. (Don’t Go Away Mad. Just Go Away Hypocrite.
@@vampiro4236 What Were You Doing At 17 Punk? With My Parents Signatures I Was Going Through Basic Training/ Onto Advanced Infantry Combat Training/ Onto Airborne Jump School/ Option 40 Contract To Ranger School/ Onto Army Sniper School/ Onto Multiple Combat Missions With Rangers/ Onto Selection For Tier 1 (CAG) 18 Delta Force With Countless Hops Wherever & Whatever Continent In Combat. This Is Just The Pathway To The SF Community/ Thats Not Mentioning The 2-2-1/2 Years Of Schools. SERE. EOD. Air Assault. Counter Terrorism & Counter Intelligence. Thats Just The Scratching Of Surface. So Dopy Go Lace Up A Pair Of Combat Boots.