What Is a Marine Raider?
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- Marine Raiders are the Corps’ special operations unit and the newest addition to US Special Operations Command. Marine Forces Special Operations Command (MARSOC) was established in 2006, and the unit’s critical skills operators were officially designated “Raiders” in 2015 - a tribute to and extension of the proud legacy of the Marine Raider battalions of World War II, which were developed as a special missions force in 1942 and disbanded two years later.
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As someone with over 3 decades of video game experience, I can say with quite a bit of authority that these guys are real tough hombres…unless they are fighting xenomorphs.
Dude, that, was, hilarious! 😆 🤣 I laughed out loud!
@@keithjackson4985 “Stow that $h!T, Jackson!…Get over here, GET OVER HERE!”🪖
@@RogersGirl88 Lol 😆 😂 I like that.
Indeed
@GambleSTARS lol 😆 😂 🤣
If 3 weeks selection wasn't bad enough... The 9 month training course consisting of 4 phases is just nuts!
Those 9 months were the hardest of my entire life. Hell the selection was hell on its own.
Selection is technically 7-8 weeks, phase 1 and 2 are both 4 weeks long. But I agree
@@TheJazzGuy75 hell it felt like it was about 7-8 months to me 😂
@@aauwhatitdo1582 What were the biggest things people would fail at selection if you don’t mind me asking?
@@maxb4210 The whole thing is just a 21 day suck fest in my opinion. In one day we had a 12 mile ruck, multi-hour land nav test, 1 km swim in combat gear, 11 minute water tread (that was more like 20 minutes), and after all that we had to do intelligence and awareness tests and recite basic terminology we learned early. No breaks, no meals until the end of it, and we operated on only an hour or two of sleep.
Basically, it is the same as Ranger Selection, but with more water oriented work.
The hardest part of selection is integrity and personality/character. Many guys are good marines in all ways on paper, but something about their personality would clash with the guys currently in the Raider Regiment so they are cut.
If you want to make it you need to be smart, have a high stress tolerance, and be able to work with and be compatible with any number of personalities. The personality is big because it isn't about being the BEST Marine, it is about being the RIGHT Marine.
My dad was in the 3rd Raider battalion in WW2. Never spoke of his experiences till a couple of years before his death. He told my brother the story of the battle of Sugar Loaf Hill in Okinawa. When Corpsman had the opportunity to remove the dead from the battlefield. When a soldier was missing a limb, they would pick up the nearest one. Think about that.
What do you mean they’d pick the nearest one?
@@cxnfirm they would re attach sir
@@matthewlazo66 I’d thought that but I didn’t think you could just straight up re attach on arm or leg, especially if it’s not your own. That’s crazy though
@@cxnfirm pretty sure dead bodies. Not to reattach but for burial. His point was that there were so many dead, and so many blown apart bodies.
@@matthewlazo66 For burial purposes.
The title MARSOC Raiders is so badass. It fits in with the Marines Scarlet and Gold colors. Very powerful.
Raiders are more or less Commandos that can operate in small groups and beyond normal infantry lines. They in effect are a mixture of a ranger and commando in the context of marine warfare.
no they are a mixture of the seals and green berets, cadre from both were tasked to create the standards early on
@@partyhaty6985 literally thinking the same thing they seem to be like perfectly half beret with being able to train forces and seals with counter terrorism with an amphibious focus
@@partyhaty6985 No. It's a mix of Recon Marines and Green Berets. Not seals.
@@partyhaty6985 they are mainly from recon and force recon actually lol
People get extremely salty when discussing military topics 😅
Good friend a mines brother was chosen to be apart of one of the first reopened raider units. He had something around 30 confirmed kills, I read his citations from the battle of Fallujah and shit was no joke. Real life badass
Amen
My uncle, older brother of my father joined the Marine Reserve. The company was of the 1st of the 5th Battalion. The 1/5 was activated and was used to see the usefullness of assaulting beaches in rubber inflatables, They were call the 1st Special battalion. An idea was raised of possible marine units being like British Commandos. It was decided to go. The 1/ 5 became the 1st Raider and was commanded by Col. Edson. There is a book titled " Edson's Raiders" that tells the story of the 1st Raiders. They trained hard and were tough. Today's training makes the 1942 training look like a day camp.
todays training looks like a day camp? what training have you been through?
@@joshyman91297 I mis wrote. I meant the training in 1942 was a day camp compared to today. The training of first two battalions were , both, not standard. The 1st and 2nd leaders had different ideas about being physically ready. Today's training is the result of past traininb results
Not sure about that 1942 training/ remember they did not have the benefit modern equipment. We should not compare eras because all of these marines willing to die in training
@@Bowditch200 I have the book about the 1st Marine Battalion. My uncle was in it. He joined the Marine Reserve with the armory just minutes from where he lived. 1st of the 5th. Were activated and the battalion was used to test the idea of assault landing rubber rafts. The 1st Raider were led by Col. Edson. He trained the unit hard with long marches. If you're intersted in that book. The title is " Edson's Raiders". You can find a copy on Amazon. Back to my point. I was trying to say today's training is a lot more Tougher. The 1st Raiders landed on Tulagi, an island 20 some odd miles from Guadalcanal. 800 Raiders landed and there were over 400 Japanese Naval troops. It is usual, when assaulting an enemy force. To have a three to one edge. Here it was two to one. My uncle was KIA on August 7th 1942. The day of the beginning of defeating Japan..
@@Bowditch200difference is in '42 those men knew they probably weren't long for this world. Mission was to disrupt, destroy and make the enemy wonder WTF? They walked through and into hell.
Best one yet from the CoffeeOrDie Team. Good work boys.
I love these short video's... Thank you!
Badasses! Glad they’re on our side
Marines that are in a combat mos are trained extremely well, they stay deployed and go through everything from jungle warfare to desert warfare training. Non combat mos marines still are required to stay in top physical shape, and are all basic rifleman, they all went through SOI and train with grunt units. So all these marines you see in this video are in excellent shape , and probably have 18 to 24 months training. The marine corps will also send you or attach you to another unit for specialized training, such as NBC , special weapons, advanced combat swimming, and hand to hand combat. Im sure some of these men fall into this category as well. Camp Lejeune was my duty station for 4 years, I'm proud to have served and proud to all these men that have sacrificed to put themselves through even more phases of elite training..
Non infantry Mos Marines do NOT GO THRU SOI.SOI STANDS FOR SCHOOL OF INFANTRY AND IS 03 MOS .
@@bitkrusher5948 bullshit..... Every marine that was the marine corps in the late 80's and early 90's did... I was in SOI immediately after parris Island, the men I went through it with had different mos... we had several 3381's ( food services) we also had 0111 ( administration specialists) All WENT through soi.... maybe things have changed now, I'm no longer active duty, I find it hard to believe the marine corps stop doing this... because every marine is a basic rifleman.
@@shannonbunch1003 in 1996 I went through MCT and landed in 1345(Heavy Equipment Operator).
So it changed somewhere before 1996.
@@MrStaybrown well I guess I stand corrected... after Parris Island , I had to report to camp geiger for infantry school, I just assumed that hadn't changed, thanks for heads-up devil dog
@@bitkrusher5948 every Marine goes to SOI after boot. Combat MOS or not. I was a DOC attached to SOI Companies before going to the fleet. The Grunt Marines go through ITB (Infantry Training Battalion) 60 days long, and the non-combat Marines go through MCT (Marine Combat Training) 30 days long, but all are at the School of Infantry after they leave the depot on either coast.
Outstanding video, thanks for sharing!
They spawn on Reserve in the bunkers and around the K buildings. They also spawn in the Laboratory.
Every single time.
@@Tom-gv7hc exactly
Great video ! And great explanation Of MARSOC for those in other branches past and present and didn't spend 30 yrs playing Video games
Marine Raider CSOs ( MOS 0372) and SOOs ( MOS 0370) are Special and Elite, Chosen and Unique, World Class Warfighters and Badass Battlefield Shooters and Special Operations Forces Super Marines. SEMPER FIDELIS SUPERINTENSIFIED, MARINES MAGNIFIED, ALWAYS FAITHFUL ALWAYS FORWARD, SPIRITUS INVICTUS SUPERIOR!!🇺🇸🦅🌎⚓ 👹🐕🦺
My best friend was a raider. He came back a different man and eventually took his own life. I think about you all the time brother.
These guys are truly amazing, I had the honor of knowing one. He was so intelligent and honorable, but truly the most dangerous man in the class.
great info video - thank you ...in appreciation of my son for what they do.
Many Leathernecks wait for MARSOC to find them. Semper Fi, you Mighty Awesome Devil Dogs. ERRAH!!!
This is my goal one day and I’m going to do anything possible to achieve this the men that I have meet that were raiders they held themselves with so much pride but very humble and clam.
Semper Fi
A Marine Raider, simply put is a badass. OORAHHHHHHHH
I've had the honor to meet a few Marine Raiders and Recon
I met a couple while doing annual rifle qual...brought their own cool gear w/ suppressed M4s lol
I ship to boot camp in less than a week. I cannot imagine how rough 9 months of training would be
good luck
@@SKATEit38 thank you kind sir
how was it
@@Deeznuts-gf3ix ass 😂 I’m at Mct now
@@drippp9997 shi bro i go to meps tmw and monday, thanks for responding, good luck at mct!
"the first one to get shot" but much respect to these boys!
Thank you, Brothers.
Not really into Raiders but I can feel it in the near future, they're going to have their own Tier 1 and eventually join JSOC
@@x1fa824 Point taken, also lets see in the near future what are their plans
He’s a guy who goes on a mission and tries to complete it without getting shot
Yea? How many different kinds of missions? How do you think they know how to accomplish all those different kinds of missions? Probably have to be pretty multi-faceted, right? Almost like you can't simplify it down that much and have it still make sense.
@@joeaardvark9214 sure
@@joeaardvark9214 That’s why it was a joke. You should lighten up.
Wow, what an adventure. If you are thinking of applying, give it all you have. Best wishes if you do! 🥝🇳🇿😎
For more information on Marine Raiders you can read "The Corps" books by W.E.B. Griffin
Dont tell me what to do! 😜
Just thinking about infantry gets me pumped up but this pumps me up even more. Hell I might go infantry.
You can go to various MOS and still try out for MARSOC but they encourage people to come from infantry. Your choice. What decides you passing and being selected is YOU, IMO.
If infantry gets u pumped do spec ops infantry isnt all that especially during peacetime
@@stellarfellar9960 bunch of hikes...field day training ops & peacetime boredom
There basically like GCP units in the french army, except they dont do the "get thrown off a plane" part, still quite cool howerver
Sounds like the Marine version of Green Berets!
2 differences:
1: USMC vs Army (but you already knew this)
2: Marine Raiders are tier 2 units. Green Berets are tier
(green berets are tier 1, had a typo and forgot to put in the 1)
@@ForzaMonkey Green beret are actually tier 2. The US military only has 5 tier 1 units in all the military. Delta, Devgru, 24th special tactics squadron, intelligence support activity, and army ranger regiment recon company.
What do you mean gb are tier?
@@Weljefedk tier 1
I never understood what MARSOC's niche was. Their mission set seems like a mixture of Ranger, SF, SEAL stuff.
As odd as it may be. Its in the name. Raiders. Their purpose was was alot more obvious back in the 1800s when the US was expanding into the asian islands and countries. The whole purpose of the marine raiders is literally, as simplistic as i could put it is to be invaders, pillage plunder raze. ATTACK ATTACK. That was their whole purpose. Essentially they were pirates, but not a very firendly descriptive word i guess. Marine Raiders purpose was to literally RAID RAID. Like ac valhalla raid.
But gwot kind of changed their modus operandi, no longer “raiding”. And more of a land mobile troop than a mobile ocean force meant to raid and cause essentially chaos on enemy ocean front.
But now with the end of gwot (for the most part), they can return to their purpose of ocean island raiding.
And whenever the war in asia kicks off aka most likely against china, the purpose of marine raiders would be to island hop and raid enemy ocean fronts.
Many dont realize but from the main branches: army, air force, marine, and navy.
Marine is the only branch that has every asset built internal within the organization. And by proxy, marines should essentially be part of navy. So navy would be the only brach that has every asset built internal within its branch. It has land troops (marines), its own air force (air craft carriers), and everything else on the ships for bombing, artillery, etc.
They exist for budgetary reasons and so some officer could get a promotion.
Equivalent of Army SF and SEALS.
Army : emma has two moms //// Marine : What Is a Marine Raider?
We are never gonna live down that fucking commercial.
@@tonyblargh6159 😂
@Freddy Ruger UK marines with dutch commandos, marsoc (marines) and army commando units, along with uav
@Freddy Ruger imagine brits have to use a training victory to be proud
@Freddy Ruger a training that was set in favor for the joint force
look at me im so proud for the royal marines!!!! lemme just ignore the other american units with them, average bri'ish
Next US Army Special Forces AKA Green Berets soon.
@@tier1turks what?????
Is the the equivalence to army Green Beret
I like There camo so much better than the Army’s
He is a raider. Legendary.
Good explanation that helped a lot, I would say their somewhat in the same tier as army rangers, above the average line soldier/marine but below SF
Rangers and SF are the same tier, different missions. While MARSOC/Raiders themselves, are mainly based on SF & ODAs who helped form the unit. That's why Raiders have such a heavy emphasis on FID operations.
I remember i was flying from Kosovo to Turky and from turky to USA and i meet one marine in airplane and he told me he was going for the testing of marine raiders but i didn’t know what is this union but now i understand what he was talking he said to this is my dream he told me he was preparing for those tests for 2 years 6 days workouts and crossfit, he was speaking with pension about raiders and i was listed him but at the time i didn’t understand him.
Raiders or Marine raiders is a name I've read from Guadalcanal battle during WW2 in Pacific. I love their pirate tactics and raids and flanking maneuvers not to mention the facing enemies like Imperial Japanese fanatics behind their lines in worst terrains is more badass than most special forces in my opinion. The Americans would've lost without Raiders and Japanese would take back necessary airfields which will prolong the war causing more casualties. Despite horrible conditions and limited supplies (because the entire Japanese fleet surrounded them) how they achieved their objectives, is beyond me. They're like entire species
Respect.🇺🇸🦅
This is bad ass!!
Raiders are just as capable and badass like Seals and Delta. Every military branch needs to have their own spec ops.
They do lol
@@Zadistiic : Not the USSF, not yet anyway.
@@SV-kr9fu Let's try opening up a Spartan Program
@@nepnepguythegreatestofall6032 : Perhaps. Send the operators to, stealthily, take out those damn Martians.
@@SV-kr9fu Special Tactics Aerial Recovery Specialists (STARS) are the space force’s special operations search/rescue/recovery unit similar to air force PJ’s. Special Tactics Orbital Reconnaissance/Munitions Specialist (STORMS) are space force specialists who infiltrate discreetly behind enemy lines to establish ground-based observation posts of enemy units and territory, and eventually will be capable of directing Munitions/Ordinance-Orbital Network Satellites (MOONS) to direct space-based weapon platforms. Basically they are like air force combat control teams (CCT)and tactical air control parties (TACP), but instead of calling in airstrikes from planes, they use computers and laser designators to call down energy based weapons from orbital satellites.
Jk
Semper Fi my fellow Devil Dogs. I wish they had this in 1983.
look at that trident one-upsmanship.
00:22 Very practical to have a tatoo of your unit and function on your body in case you are captured.
Godspeed
“Thank me for my service”
This channel
Semper fi 💪
It is those guys from CoD world at war
Based on their intent, these guys are a combination of the Army’s Green Berets and Delta. Freak’n alpha warriors.
Actually green berets specialize in augmenting and training local host nation forces to fight against common enemies. Delta are handpicked mostly from green beret A teams (SOMETIMES from rangers or airborne). Raiders are more closely related to army rangers. Whereas rangers are primarily air assault (helicopter fast rope) the raiders are amphibious (landing craft or patrol boats). Arguably the raiders can be called the marine version of navy seals BUT seals specifically take Basic Underwater Demolitions courses (BUDS), whereas raiders receive traditional ordinance training (c4 or semtex). Raiders were essentially just heavy force recon units in ww2, so i suspect the desire to bring back the moniker of “raider” has more to do with a high ranking career pencil pusher wanting a promotion for an edgy new unit organization.
@@RogersGirl88 exactly- Raider sounds more bad ass than Recon. Same thing, different name
@@RogersGirl88 70% of delta are ranger selected?
Well that was just BAD ASS!
I usually find something to complain about ,
but this is just Rambo style
they should use this at the Recruiting office & make them devil dogs become WOKE""
No wokeness should shiver up in a corner and die, wokeness is the exact reason Marines aren't Marines no more, and geuss who you got to blame for that? A "marine" who lies to get his way breaking old Marine code, so if that's how I'll come out, I'm not going in, and neither will others.
safe to say : they are the Marine's Marine.. I like the quote from the movie The Rock : " and don't even make me remind you that they've gone through the same training you have, .. the only difference is that they don't like Hollywood making movies about them " !! SEMPER FI TO ALL JARHEADS....WHERE EVER YOU ARE... STAY SAFE, STAY STRONG, STAY GUNG-HO
Where the bullets fly. A great book title.
Raider Berets?!
What do you guys think? Any marine who is qualified and assigned to MARSOC/Raider units is authorized to replace their barracks cap with a special beret. Yes, they still wear those awesome officer hats in their formal uniform, but in the brown uniform raider from private to staff sergeant get a “blood stripe” red beret with black leather band, gunnery sergeant to master gunny gets a “gunnery gold” yellow beret with white leather band, and officers get a “jungle raider” green beret with ww2 style brown leather band . They all use the red, white, and blue raider skull flash.
Maybe this should be called what is a coffee company? Based on current stock value of BRC
Going in for 6 infantry marine contract hopefully get a chance to try out for recon or raider
don’t go recon wait the 2 years to go to marsoc. Trust me i got to recon and it was a lot more green side then i liked and they are professional picture takers, with completely different mission sets for marsoc. now i dropped awhile ago and am going to marsoc selection later this year just wait and train up for marsoc
The coolest title in the world
Interesting I knew they were essentially spec ops, but i didn't even know of its history or that it started in Vietnam.
Ahhhh the good ol days
Badass
They're badasses.
Badass in uniform sounds like the marine core
They only get the highest quality crayons 🖍
hell yeah! HELL YEAH!
As a guy with no military experience can weigh in on a situation about these guys… these raiders are the real deal!
What's the song playing in the video?
I’ll be a raider one day
Sure, just as soon as you take the joint out of your mouth and hit the gym. My advice; if you really wanna serve give yourself 6 months to get clean and workout everyday. Then join the air force. The training is much easier and the pay is still the same. If you do security forces (military police), you take a 3 month school after bootcamp where you learn how to use machine guns, grenade launchers, assault rifles, law enforcement, hand to hand combat, vehicle convoy defense, and airbase security. If it seems to easy for you after the first few years, volunteer for phoenix raven school. It’s a relatively short, but exercise intensive class where you learn how to provide advanced security for air force planes when they travel to other countries. When you graduate you are given your raven number (still only 4 digits because there are so few ravens in the air force currently). You go back to your home base and do normal security force duty, but when a mission comes up you and a small team get on a plane and fly to another country and spend a few days or weeks just standing guard around the aircraft while it is parked. Easy work (maybe a little boring), but it is fairly prestigious in the air force and you get to travel all over the world. Security forces also get to wear dark blue berets in uniform as opposed to the ugly and boring ball caps that everyone else wears in uniform. Maybe try your local air national guard station. Theyre the best kept secret in the military; all the benefits with a fraction of the work, hotter chix, better food and housing, less dangerous, great community college system, and it’s all only one weekend a month plus a week in summer.
@@RogersGirl88 I’m pretty active even with the joint in my mouth, but I understand I gotta get clean and I appreciate your info and knowledge. I wasn’t looking to get into this for something easy. I prefer to challenge myself with the hardest task possible even if I come up short I’ll still be successful hopefully. I’m still not 100% sure which branch to enlist in so I still haven’t quit smoking honestly.
@@RogersGirl88 I will 100% use the info you gave me towards my best interest 💯
@@brandonlubner9203 i didnt mention it earlier, but since you replied i have one other recommendation if you seek a “challenge”. Air force has the best special operations tier 1 unit in the us military. Parajumpers (PJ’s) take 2 full years of training to earn their Crimson Berets (blood red) and their Pararescueman Badge (with the motto “that others may live”). They have 1 main job. They deploy to combat zones, wait around until friendly forces come under attack and get wounded, and then they load up in pave low helicopters and fly right into the thick of the fighting to rescue wounded soldier, marines, rangers, green berets, etc. They fast rope out of the choppers and provide advanced first aid treatment, while the aerial gunners in the chopper lay down suppressive fire with miniguns. They patch up the wounded friendlies and load them into the evac helicopter. If you ever saw Black Hawk Down, the guy who says he will make everybody margheritas was a PJ. They are right in the thick of the danger, they are beloved by all the us military special ops guys, their training is the toughest in the military, and they dont have to sleep in foxholes since they live on base near the medical station. Whatever you decide to do, best of luck.🎖
@@RogersGirl88 I’m at a crucial point in my life, and I’m trying to do something that will change my life for the better forever. I have goosebumps after reading that. Thank you
Green Beret, Seals, Raiders & Airbourne's are cool.
Soundtrack? c:
Some of the info is off but good video
The marine corps is, was, and will always be, the men who get it done and don’t act like little bitches about it.
Like the heavy metal genre of the fucking military.
God bless the USMC My best friend was a marine while I was a corpsman. I only ever wanted to be like him.
Fucking stallion
Corpsman in the Navy, or what?
@Freddy Ruger USN (FMF)HM3 Scott 11-27-2019 discharge.
@Freddy Ruger well now you’re just being rude 🤙🏼
@Ghost Hey, at least they are still not waiting for that hellcat for challenger.
Semper Fi, Hoora~~!!
As someone with decades of video game experience MASON THE NUMBERS!!! WHAT DO THEY MEAN!!!!!!
I was curious. I am going to be trained as an ATC or Air Traffick Controller for my MOS. I am not in a combat MOS so could I still become special forces or join Marsoc?
Yep, they pull from any mos combat or not and suprisingly pull a lot of guys from non combat mos due to the fact that they are fresh and have no bad habbits which infantry guys pick up pretty quick. This is what i’m doing i go to selection later this year and i am a comms marine
When I was in Afghanistan 2010-2011, we shared a jcop/garrison with some MARSOC guys. They came rolling back in one day from operations outside the wire and one of their guys had an ND coming back through the main gate… lol. Funny story, not shitting on anyone just sharing a story
Shewan by the way. Anyone wanting to know where exactly
So the USMC’s version of Army Special Forces?
So many of SOFs missions and Capabilities overlap
More like the Marines version of Army LRRPs
@@rl1271 the USMC never got rid of Force Recon. That was their role
Force Recon is the Marine equivalent of Army SF and SEALS. MARSOC is arguably America's most advanced group most likely exceeding Delta Force.
@@dlee9726 no chance lol. Delta raids are so crazy good. Their hostage rescue is crazy. And they do the best recce in the military arguably. Singleton recce, all the crazy shit that’s too risky, CAG does it. Marsoc is good at SFs job, maritime ops, decent at raiding, but no chance they do recce, hostage rescue, HVT shit better than CAG.
@@dlee9726 exceeding Delta? 🤯 they’re not even close to being compared to Army Rangers, yet Delta?
How long does the average CSO/SOO stay in MARSOC though??
What's the name of that song in the background?
Badass to the extreme.
Seems like a really good pipeline if you join as a civilian and want to enter directly as SF, or do you need to come from a combat corp background first?
You have to serve in the marine corps a specific amount of time before you can apply for selection.
@@damianpizarro1896 yeah fuck that just do the 18X program
@@x1fa824 I do not think that is correct? The 18X program is a Green Beret civ. pipeline?
@@x1fa824 Ahh interesting
Anyone know if you can do this without normal color vision?
It all looks like fun except for, all that freaking running!
Funny how CoD totally left out the fact that MARSOC started by beheading 1st and 2nd Force Recon Company of its best dudes and designating them as special by throwing them SOCOM funding. Recon Marines are the foundation of MARSOC, they just don’t get DoD daddy money.
And then they got tossed out of Afghanistan for being too good at killing terrorists. Its incredible how awful the DoD treats its operators.
what's a raider? oh i know BADASS
Weird to think that for the longest time the Marines of all branches were the only to have no SpecOps component.
Forest recon.....to start.
@@bitkrusher5948 Force Recon isn't special operations, it's special operations capable but isn't considered a Special Operations Unit.
God bless the USMC
2nd RANGERS HOOAH
Amen
Thanks Semper Fi
Next video: What is a Delta Force Operator?
Me: I dunno
US Government: Same
Semper Fi
What is the music being used?
Thorr - Fracture
They’re essentially the green berets of the marine corps
I wanna know what this song is.
This is a great uh commercial or recruitment lol marsoc should pay you xD
Anyone know the name of the song?
What is the music ?
Song / soundtrack ?
So, the Green Berets of the Marine Corps. Got it! 👍
never compare a Marine to a army big difference
@@billgonzales8978 Yeah, you’re right. Didn’t mean to inadvertently insult Green Berets.
@@billgonzales8978 lol big difference. All are mules to used and then discarded after use. Everything else is just propaganda.
What's the song called in the background of this video?
Thorr - Fracture
The Marines version of Special Forces and Seals aside from Recon/Force Recon
I am sure they are all very nice men who all call their mothers for mother's day
my brother is a critical skills operator