@TheKatsushiro .Dude, active Delta Force operators,Navy Seals or SAS troopers never participate at such contests. Their members identities are highly classified even to allied forces outside the UK/US .So ,these contests are no benchmark for anything. 5 out of highly trained 10 Maroon Beret would fail in an SAS or Delta Force selection , believe me its the hardest in the world.
@barracuda7018 Your point is subjective. I think a competition in which several nations special forces participated give us a picture. In 2005 a competition was organized between the special forces of 24 teams from 7 countries including Austria, Belgium, France, Holland, Germany, Greece and Turkey. The competition was held at the training center for special operations of the armed forces in Pfullendorf, Germany. Turkish Maroon Berets won the first prize.
@barracuda7018 I know there were no brits and yanks there. I also accept that these types of contests are not taken seriously but this is a more quantitative approach than subjective comments.
@barracuda7018 I know there were no brits and yanks there. I also accept that these types of contests are not taken seriously but this is a more quantitative approach than subjective comments.
@barracuda7018 I know there were no brits and yanks there, not sure if anyone from KSK participated. I also accept that these types of contests are not taken seriously but this is a more quantitative approach than subjective comments.
They all have a FEW fail operations, as a percentage it would be less than 1% failed.
In somalia, if you mean operation gothic serpent, Delta didn't fail. they completed their mission, if was the convoy that got stuck, and the crashed pilots had to be rescued - all that was after Delta had completed their mission.
Also Delta haven't failed any missions in the middle east in recent times.
@zezema535 also jtf2 should be in the top 3, they were preferred by a US admiral over his own SEALs and eight other units he had to choose from, many of which are on this list at a higher ranking tha JTF2.
Wow - you know people in the army!? no way! Because they can't lie, be mistaken or retell rumours! I'm completely convinced now!
Seriously - how would 'people in the army' know what the SAS does or doesn't do, any more than anyone else? It's not as though as soon as you enter the army, you get briefed on everything Special Forces are doing.
@zezema535 Woah woah, calm down Sally, it's not my fault that the SAS do in fact train the Seals and you can't handle the truth for some reason, and when I say 'Army' he was in the REME and they work with pretty much everyone from the Navy to the special forces - so he should know.
Have you though about how inconvenient and bad for image it would be for SEALs and Delta to send all their recruits to the UK for training, or for the SAS to send valuable troops to train them? I know these units cross-train, but the keyword is CROSS, the information goes both ways, the US units learn from the SAS, and the SAS learn from the US units.
When you see documentaries about SEAL training, what do you see the AMERICAN instructors do? stand around? no, they TRAIN the recruits
@zezema535 I certainly don't agree with you, but what's the point in arguing with an American?.. you people won't give it a rest even if you are wrong.
#1 GROM: 1 example why: GROM was given a task to infiltrate and clear 9 oil derricks rigged to blow by terrorists they did it with not a singal shot fired 208 confirmed kills undetected no casualties... they were ordered by the US because the US didnt want to risk the major derricks going boom so they sent the best nuff said...
@zootax Us SF train mostly in Fort Bragg NC, only out of the US to Israel and South America never to UK. Not that the SAS doesn't train significantly but there is no need to leave America. Israelis come to America cuz there is only one biome in Israel: desert but areas. But if any SF trained some where else, it would be secret. Breat vid zezema.
hi there i am a royal marine commando and have ever heard of the sbs? or even the AT anti terrorism unit? the most elite force on the planet please remove your video and do some research thanks
@idricool All special forces are equal to be honoust.Almost all SF use each others training methode. US soldiers train in UK dutch soldiers train in Finland and so on...
sorry but this is all wrong... as the recently deceased great leader has made perfectly clear: The whole North Korean military is one big special ops unit and they are the greatest of them all. Anyone who disagrees is either a blind fool or an American.
@zezema535 Mate I am being antagonistic! Delta is sick. I would put seem on equal par with SAS and NZsas. I'm Having a joke. Delta is way better than Seals too! SOme-one who has access to special ops troops! And I aint a COD bullshitter. But SASR has become the supreme all-purpose spec-ops force. THis is widely accepted amongst spec-ops groups and this is a fact.
@Blackops1234561000 Unfortunately the Uk sas isn't as funded as it used to be and corners are again unfortunately being cut. YES SASR are better now one of the best funded, hardest trained, (more people died in training than in combat), and most versatile, from jungle warefare, to desert, to artic and urban. They can be deep behind enemylines for upto 5 odd months without need of re-supply. Not many other spec-ops can do this. LRR is their speciality to but just as competent at others such as
@Blackops1234561000 counter-terrorism, search n rescue etc... I still rate the brit SAS highly though but they aint better than SASR. I have the honour of dealing with spec-ops troops all over the world so have access to intel that pretty much all these people on here don't. Obviously can't say too much for obvious reasons. GROM are very good too though but relatively new on the scene. The other force which are really good too is the FSK (Norweigen). Very versed in artic warefare. Cheers
@sammeybey Nice source of info you have their? Wikipedia! LOL. Do you think wikipedia has access to classified intel!?! FOr example the AUstralian spec-ops have missions dating back to the 1940's that are still kept secret. THis info is for private eyes only. Same goes with JTF-2. and most of these spec-ops. Very rarely are mission details released to public and if so it's generally for a political agenda. Eg Osama binladen. ANY SPEC OPS could have assasinated him, it was a matter of findings hi
@sammeybey m that was the issue. IN fact the BRIT SAS had him cornered in 2005 but the US insisted that they be the ones to kill him hence resulting in extending his life by a further 6 years. Killing him is nothing to brag about, any of these top ten forces could have carried out that mission. Seals are not that good, trust me, this is widely accepted in the spec ops community. Peace out.
a few ex-SAS might work in training some Delta members in some fields, but that's not the same as being trained by the SAS, for 1 they are ''EX''-SAS, so they're no longer with the SAS.
If an American soldier quit, and then joined the British army, and started training the British soldiers, that wouldn't be the same as the US army training the British Army would it?
And I'm sorry but I can't take you seriously with you Call of Duty username.
Really are those the 10 best special forces in the world. I agree with you but where do you put the mujahideen, they not even in the top 10. They should be number 1.
it's clear the mujahadeen shouldn't be first, I put the Delta as first because i believe they are the best. They have the best weapons and equipment, arguably the best training and an outstanding record
@zezema535 most of the stuff you put in this video is wrong but i dont list them do i? how do you know these are the the top 10 special forces and in this order? actually i cant be bothered talking to you anymore. where are you from?
@zezema535 You mixed those facts witht he S.A.S mate sorry...S.A.S out of 2,000 people that try to join only around 2 make it through also 9 SAS troops took on 200 rebels and won they are classes as the most elite force in the world from many sources.
no, out of 200 that try selection, about 15 make it through.
if 2 out of 2000 made it in, then that would mean that more than 300,000 people would have tried out to make the 250+ members they have today, that would mean 75% of ALL British service members - Army, Navy, Air Force, Royal Marines would have tried out, which is clearly impossible and wrong
@zezema535 If anything ST6 should be first. After all they killed Osama. I think JTF2 should of been maybe higher, and you forgot CSOR !!! haha good video though
Silly American, thinking there precious Delta are number one :) you do know SAS teach Delta Force tactics and about 90% of how much Delta is run is based on the Special Air Service...
and if anything, being taught by the SAS can only be a good thing, they might have been worse than the SAS at first, but after being trained by them they gained all the knowledge that the SAS accumulated over the years - then plus what the americans already knew and experienced.
If the SAS had 10 'points' of knowledge and experience, and Delta at first had 8 - then after the training Delta added 9/10 points of knowledge and experience from the SAS onto their existing 8, then 8+9=17
Honestly I feel like you can NEVER know what they actually do. They are secretive for a reason! and also why to become one takes so damn long and is probably really intense physically and mentally.
Yes, but don't forget that the silos are heavily armoured, and it would take a very big bomb or missile to destroy them - those large ones can be easily intercepted. Also a large portion of their nuclear arsenal are held on subs around the world - how are you going to destroy all those?
some of the missiles wouldnt be detected in time, and to intercept them means there would have to be a launch system close to the incoming missile - in large countries you can't defend everywhere.
I just told you the facts. No need to get angry or so, if you just deny it, then its OK for me. But IF you someday finds out that its true, then just think back to this moment.
@zezema535 They dont only got one section in TMBN, they got a few, and then got a widely specre of awailable objects. Maybe you have just heard about the fast special INFANTRY force. (faster, more delicate and got bether tacts than regular infantry)
@zezema535 some of that is true, since they got a "secret" force to, they are NOT infantry, they are special force, Norways best men, and they even train SAS soldiers. Belive it or not.
But ofc, we got a regular special force to. In line of SAS, as you know. That SF is also some of the best forces.
Ever heard of the Norwegian "telemarks bataljonen" ? they assrapes delta force, do some research. if you are lucky and find something relevant, read it and reconsidder this movie. they do missions above Delta force's level, sorry..
Just a last share since I rarely get a chance these days. But list 1 to whatever is inconclusive especially with too many unknown factors. The other is any list that does not feature China, Turkey, Brasil and India is going to be flawed. Especially China. To think how well they do in Olympic table tennis with their quick reflexes etc and assume that they will not put a decent SF team together is a massive mistake. I just hope the SFs who have our "way of life" interests at Heart are Improving.
they do so well in table tennis because children are trained from very young ages to be good at table tennis, thats all they do 8 hours a day, very little other teaching in other school subjects, only what they need to speak and write.
in Jordan ??
alenezijo 1 day ago
Sas is second to the us.
moellenkamp52 2 days ago
@moellenkamp52 lolno
DovahBrit 6 hours ago
the s.a.s is the best,best trained, 2nd to none.
cra1234cor 2 days ago
@trianglechoke101
What are you basing that on?
MROWL17 2 days ago
IS delta forces is real
hamburger1231000 3 days ago
@hamburger1231000
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zezema535 3 days ago
seal team 6 should b right therewith delta.bunch of bs
trianglechoke101 3 days ago
No 1 is Turkish Maroon Berets. This is proven by contests among several nations special forces. Go google it. Now you can dismiss.
TheKatsushiro 3 days ago
@TheKatsushiro .Dude, active Delta Force operators,Navy Seals or SAS troopers never participate at such contests. Their members identities are highly classified even to allied forces outside the UK/US .So ,these contests are no benchmark for anything. 5 out of highly trained 10 Maroon Beret would fail in an SAS or Delta Force selection , believe me its the hardest in the world.
barracuda7018 2 days ago
@barracuda7018 Your point is subjective. I think a competition in which several nations special forces participated give us a picture. In 2005 a competition was organized between the special forces of 24 teams from 7 countries including Austria, Belgium, France, Holland, Germany, Greece and Turkey. The competition was held at the training center for special operations of the armed forces in Pfullendorf, Germany. Turkish Maroon Berets won the first prize.
TheKatsushiro 1 day ago
@barracuda7018 I know there were no brits and yanks there. I also accept that these types of contests are not taken seriously but this is a more quantitative approach than subjective comments.
TheKatsushiro 1 day ago
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@barracuda7018 I know there were no brits and yanks there. I also accept that these types of contests are not taken seriously but this is a more quantitative approach than subjective comments.
TheKatsushiro 1 day ago
@barracuda7018 I know there were no brits and yanks there, not sure if anyone from KSK participated. I also accept that these types of contests are not taken seriously but this is a more quantitative approach than subjective comments.
TheKatsushiro 1 day ago
@TheKatsushiro BullShit. Thats all.
BenjoBanjoo 2 days ago
ok so top 3 should be sbs followed by the sas, then spetznaz.
SuperSuperSnowMan 3 days ago
Where is unit 777 in Egypt????
mypiono 4 days ago
@mypiono in Egypt ??
Koona85 2 days ago
JTF2 all the way
xxPEPTO12xx 5 days ago
I dont know which is best and I dont care! All 10 are hard! But I think that top 3 might be SAS, Spetsnaz and Navy SEAL!
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bordoberelisalo 5 days ago
KOPASSUS IS THE BEST
Gusmanbima 6 days ago
Delta Force?
christopher1073 6 days ago
@christopher1073
yes? what about them?
zezema535 6 days ago
This one is the best one
KJT922010T 1 week ago
my top six special fore in the world 6.green berrets 5.spetsnaz. 4.delter force 3.navy seals 2. SBS 1.SAS
johncha96 1 week ago
SBS is the best
d3adlym00Se777 1 week ago
Delta forces arent the best spetsnaz and the sas are and israelis. delta has lots of failed operations. somali, middle-east and so on..
pefha 1 week ago
@pefha
They all have a FEW fail operations, as a percentage it would be less than 1% failed.
In somalia, if you mean operation gothic serpent, Delta didn't fail. they completed their mission, if was the convoy that got stuck, and the crashed pilots had to be rescued - all that was after Delta had completed their mission.
Also Delta haven't failed any missions in the middle east in recent times.
zezema535 1 week ago
no one of the ftop 5 will ever beat spetznas. For the record: i'm not russian, just being objective
zionburner 1 week ago
Great video!
USBorderGuard 1 week ago
What!? The rest are fine but it should be this for the top 3: #3 Delta Force #2 SAS #1 SBS
d3adlym00Se777 1 week ago
SAS are the best, training Delta and Seals... so yeah.
DovahBrit 1 week ago
@DovahBrit
but they dont do that anymore, and haven't for decades
zezema535 1 week ago
@zezema535 also jtf2 should be in the top 3, they were preferred by a US admiral over his own SEALs and eight other units he had to choose from, many of which are on this list at a higher ranking tha JTF2.
Mustardootiger 1 week ago
@zezema535 Considering I know men in the Army who told me the other day that they still do.
DovahBrit 1 week ago
@DovahBrit
Wow - you know people in the army!? no way! Because they can't lie, be mistaken or retell rumours! I'm completely convinced now!
Seriously - how would 'people in the army' know what the SAS does or doesn't do, any more than anyone else? It's not as though as soon as you enter the army, you get briefed on everything Special Forces are doing.
zezema535 1 week ago
@zezema535 Woah woah, calm down Sally, it's not my fault that the SAS do in fact train the Seals and you can't handle the truth for some reason, and when I say 'Army' he was in the REME and they work with pretty much everyone from the Navy to the special forces - so he should know.
DovahBrit 1 week ago
@DovahBrit
And of course SAS operators just casually chat to engineers about who they train.
Have you considered that he just heard it as a rumour, then passed it onto you?
Unless an active SAS operator told me otherwise, I would believe the other sources available to me, that say the SAS do NOT train SEALs or Delta.
zezema535 1 week ago
@zezema535 it has been confirmed
PolishR8 1 week ago
@PolishR8 no it hasn't
zezema535 6 days ago
@zezema535 Yes it has.
DovahBrit 6 days ago
@DovahBrit
no it hasn't
zezema535 6 days ago
@zezema535 yes it has in itvn it has been confirmed
PolishR8 6 days ago
@PolishR8
send me a link to it then
zezema535 6 days ago
@DovahBrit
Have you though about how inconvenient and bad for image it would be for SEALs and Delta to send all their recruits to the UK for training, or for the SAS to send valuable troops to train them? I know these units cross-train, but the keyword is CROSS, the information goes both ways, the US units learn from the SAS, and the SAS learn from the US units.
When you see documentaries about SEAL training, what do you see the AMERICAN instructors do? stand around? no, they TRAIN the recruits
zezema535 1 week ago
@zezema535 Thou need to calm down.
DovahBrit 1 week ago
@DovahBrit
I'm perfectly calm, i don't know about you, but i use capitals for emphasis not to 'shout'.
if thats all you have to say i can only assume you accept my reasoning
zezema535 1 week ago
@zezema535 I certainly don't agree with you, but what's the point in arguing with an American?.. you people won't give it a rest even if you are wrong.
DovahBrit 6 days ago
@DovahBrit
Did you not read the 2nd slide in the video? I'm BRITISH
zezema535 6 days ago
@zezema535 Well, you're not exactly a very good Brit then, are you?... Shame on you.
DovahBrit 5 days ago
@DovahBrit
If a 'good brit' mindlessly accepts everything someone tells them, without any proof, then sure.
zezema535 5 days ago
@zezema535 their is no link you would have to go to Poland to the war theatre and tactics museum and find it yourself
PolishR8 4 days ago
@PolishR8
don't you think, that if it was a fact, it would be on the internet and not just in one solitary museum in Poland of all places.
zezema535 4 days ago
@zezema535 my bad i should have said a series of missions
PolishR8 1 week ago
@PolishR8
but still - 208 kills, no shots fired... thats rubbish
zezema535 1 week ago
1:53 batman=spetznaz
MACEX1000 1 week ago
i hope you know airborne and green berets are diffren cuz u just showed an airborne insignia and it said green berets
MACEX1000 1 week ago
SAS trained Delta...
KINGofTHROWINGKNIVES 1 week ago
you fail, JTF2 is the best
TheBienpro 1 week ago
#1 GROM: 1 example why: GROM was given a task to infiltrate and clear 9 oil derricks rigged to blow by terrorists they did it with not a singal shot fired 208 confirmed kills undetected no casualties... they were ordered by the US because the US didnt want to risk the major derricks going boom so they sent the best nuff said...
PolishR8 1 week ago
@PolishR8
bullshit
zezema535 1 week ago
@zezema535 its true it happend during iragi freedom
PolishR8 1 week ago
@PolishR8
I know they raided some oil rigs, but not 9 in one go, and not without firing any shots.
And Delta did some oil rigs at the same time as GROM.
Both the SAS and Delta have very high success rates.
zezema535 1 week ago
@zezema535 i never said it was in one go
PolishR8 1 week ago
@PolishR8
you said they were given 'a task...', which implies it was all in one go as it was one mission
zezema535 1 week ago
@zezema535 What about the Iranian Quds Force. They were recently classified among the best elite troops. Correct me if that info is wrong. Thanks.
MrElsociopata 1 week ago
@zezema535 also sas is so overated look at their success rate deltas isnt that great either. just saying not trying to start an arguement
PolishR8 1 week ago
take one squad from each one and send them as a JSU ( joint strike unit) into a opposing nations territory and watch what happens
42amphib 1 week ago
jtf2 kicks all there asses.
mohitman123 1 week ago
GREAT XD not breat
MarshmellowMIKE1 1 week ago
@zootax Us SF train mostly in Fort Bragg NC, only out of the US to Israel and South America never to UK. Not that the SAS doesn't train significantly but there is no need to leave America. Israelis come to America cuz there is only one biome in Israel: desert but areas. But if any SF trained some where else, it would be secret. Breat vid zezema.
MarshmellowMIKE1 1 week ago
@CrazyForeigner1 No, I'm British. RYDM?
zezema535 1 week ago
YOU CUNT YOU ONLY CHOSE DELTA AS #1 BECAUSE YOUR FROM AMERICA.
#1 should have been RYDM from the UK their motto:Death comes with actions not words.
CrazyForeigner1 1 week ago
I would say the research done for this video came from an electronic video game and /or excessive use of mind blowing drugs.
850ovlov 1 week ago
@850ovlov
Then you would be wrong - I played hardly any games, and take no knowledge from them, and I don't take drugs
zezema535 1 week ago
hi there i am a royal marine commando and have ever heard of the sbs? or even the AT anti terrorism unit? the most elite force on the planet please remove your video and do some research thanks
MassRS 1 week ago
@MassRS
I hope you have time to train, what with your RS playing.
Of course I've heard of the SBS.
zezema535 1 week ago
Who make these types of videos have played too much call of duty and battlefield,go back to play it childs!
Naughtdred 2 weeks ago
@Naughtdred
0% of my knowledge or opinion is based off call of duty or battlefield or any other games
zezema535 2 weeks ago
SAS has the best special forces record and is the older special forces tier one unit in the world, it deserves first place.
idricool 2 weeks ago
@idricool
no one knows who has the best record, 99% of missions are classified
zezema535 2 weeks ago
@zezema535 where is greece?
metalikaforever12313 1 week ago
@idricool How do you know that go back and play your CoD game fkr
GamersCamp 1 week ago
@idricool All special forces are equal to be honoust.Almost all SF use each others training methode. US soldiers train in UK dutch soldiers train in Finland and so on...
zotaaxHD 1 week ago
i'm American.SAS is first,SEALS second.Spetsnaz third.nuff said.israel,south korea,and japan are next.
LetsPlayTrollBattle 2 weeks ago
Delta force I'd the best
lorenzo3260 2 weeks ago
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sorry but this is all wrong... as the recently deceased great leader has made perfectly clear: The whole North Korean military is one big special ops unit and they are the greatest of them all. Anyone who disagrees is either a blind fool or an American.
LeperMessiah0 2 weeks ago
NO WAY, NAVY SEALS ARE AND ALWAYS WILL BE THE BEST !!!!!!!!!
Theuspatriot1 2 weeks ago
where are the legion?
UKDuckstep 2 weeks ago
you forgot the rangers !
aerox07power 2 weeks ago
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-World Key lock Record: 7 seconds, Turkish Maroon Berets Nearest opponent:13 Seconds, Delta Force (The USA)
-Point shot record: 200meters, Turkish Maroon Berets Nearest opponent: 140 meters, Spetsnaz (Russian Federation)
-World Bomb Defuse Record: 8 seconds, Turkish Maroon Berets Nearest opponent:14 Seconds, Delta Force (The USA) Number 1 : Maroon berets.
I m from Hungary
Eastanbul1 2 weeks ago
SASR has surpassed the SAS! Should be number one with the U.K SAS and NZSAS number 2. Delta should be round 9.
keyboardwarrior69 2 weeks ago
@keyboardwarrior69
No way is Delta 9th... you just lost all your credibility
zezema535 2 weeks ago 2
@zezema535 Mate I am being antagonistic! Delta is sick. I would put seem on equal par with SAS and NZsas. I'm Having a joke. Delta is way better than Seals too! SOme-one who has access to special ops troops! And I aint a COD bullshitter. But SASR has become the supreme all-purpose spec-ops force. THis is widely accepted amongst spec-ops groups and this is a fact.
keyboardwarrior69 2 weeks ago
@keyboardwarrior69 no sasr r no better then the ORINGINAL SAS AND DELTA SHOULD BE 2ND OR 3RD
Blackops1234561000 2 weeks ago
@Blackops1234561000 Unfortunately the Uk sas isn't as funded as it used to be and corners are again unfortunately being cut. YES SASR are better now one of the best funded, hardest trained, (more people died in training than in combat), and most versatile, from jungle warefare, to desert, to artic and urban. They can be deep behind enemylines for upto 5 odd months without need of re-supply. Not many other spec-ops can do this. LRR is their speciality to but just as competent at others such as
keyboardwarrior69 2 weeks ago
@Blackops1234561000 counter-terrorism, search n rescue etc... I still rate the brit SAS highly though but they aint better than SASR. I have the honour of dealing with spec-ops troops all over the world so have access to intel that pretty much all these people on here don't. Obviously can't say too much for obvious reasons. GROM are very good too though but relatively new on the scene. The other force which are really good too is the FSK (Norweigen). Very versed in artic warefare. Cheers
keyboardwarrior69 2 weeks ago
S.A.S are the best trained in the world. All other special forces are based on them. Read wikipedia!
sammeybey 2 weeks ago
@sammeybey Nice source of info you have their? Wikipedia! LOL. Do you think wikipedia has access to classified intel!?! FOr example the AUstralian spec-ops have missions dating back to the 1940's that are still kept secret. THis info is for private eyes only. Same goes with JTF-2. and most of these spec-ops. Very rarely are mission details released to public and if so it's generally for a political agenda. Eg Osama binladen. ANY SPEC OPS could have assasinated him, it was a matter of findings hi
keyboardwarrior69 2 weeks ago
@sammeybey m that was the issue. IN fact the BRIT SAS had him cornered in 2005 but the US insisted that they be the ones to kill him hence resulting in extending his life by a further 6 years. Killing him is nothing to brag about, any of these top ten forces could have carried out that mission. Seals are not that good, trust me, this is widely accepted in the spec ops community. Peace out.
keyboardwarrior69 2 weeks ago
@keyboardwarrior69
If you mean Tora Bora, then it wasn't just SAS, there was SBS, Delta, CIA SAD, Special Forces and 2000 NA fighters.
zezema535 2 weeks ago
sas train delta force...wtf??
spartanwithmoobs 2 weeks ago
@spartanwithmoobs
yes wtf. SAS don't train Delta. They did when Delta was being made, but not any more.
zezema535 2 weeks ago
@zezema535 no ex sas still train delta sas is the best there is
Blackops1234561000 2 weeks ago
@Blackops1234561000
a few ex-SAS might work in training some Delta members in some fields, but that's not the same as being trained by the SAS, for 1 they are ''EX''-SAS, so they're no longer with the SAS.
If an American soldier quit, and then joined the British army, and started training the British soldiers, that wouldn't be the same as the US army training the British Army would it?
And I'm sorry but I can't take you seriously with you Call of Duty username.
zezema535 2 weeks ago
@zezema535 cod username wtf and still ex sas or sas still they were still in the sas delta are a bunch of american pricks like you
Blackops1234561000 2 weeks ago
@Blackops1234561000
yes CoD username, you like CoD and you made the username after the release of CoD: black ops. it's safe to assume you named it after the game.
I'm British.
zezema535 2 weeks ago
Seals on three???
aapje2991 2 weeks ago
I think the unnoficial motto for the Israelis is pretty funny. But much respect.
CadetMorenoR 2 weeks ago
the sas have the best training and motervashon also shouldn't the SBS or the RMC be on their somwair
MrTOMWP 2 weeks ago
hehe and where are our guys ? watch this-------> watch?v=UNBqj3hllVg
damaoker 2 weeks ago
It is not fair. Portugal has one of the best forces in the world and is not included. The name is Ranger.
MrAmorimFAC 2 weeks ago
based on what knowledge you have madethis list?
know the GOI? really know the types of weapons that use special forces?
a special force of it is special when they know little.
Delta Force, Navy Seals, to get the patent as an instructor in their departments, should take the patent GOI.
If you do not know who they are in for a spin network learns the story.
massimovolpe 2 weeks ago
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Gooner018 2 weeks ago
3:09
Go take a shit on my dick...
TehOrero 2 weeks ago
Really are those the 10 best special forces in the world. I agree with you but where do you put the mujahideen, they not even in the top 10. They should be number 1.
anas81292 2 weeks ago
@anas81292
ok i'll bite - why should they be first?
zezema535 2 weeks ago
@zezema535 SAS shouldve been number one, nay, they ARE number one
CamoShield 2 weeks ago
@CamoShield Yep SAS should of been number one they are better trained,more advanced weaponry and equipment.
braddy000 2 weeks ago
@braddy000
definitely NOT more advanced weaponry and equipment than Delta and NSWDG
zezema535 2 weeks ago
@zezema535 Er yes the SAS do have more advanced equipment.
braddy000 2 weeks ago
@braddy000
no they don't
zezema535 2 weeks ago
@zezema535 than y must delta force be first?????
OnlineBlackshot 2 weeks ago
@OnlineBlackshot
it's clear the mujahadeen shouldn't be first, I put the Delta as first because i believe they are the best. They have the best weapons and equipment, arguably the best training and an outstanding record
zezema535 2 weeks ago
@zezema535 delta dont have the best training, sas do. (they also have the best discipline)
poppadoms592 2 weeks ago
@poppadoms592
and you know this how? their training is mostly secret, and discipline is objective.
zezema535 2 weeks ago
@zezema535 i dont know but there's this thing called wikepedia...
poppadoms592 2 weeks ago
@poppadoms592
and does it say on wikipedia - 'the SAS have the best training in the world and also the best discipline'? no.
zezema535 2 weeks ago
@zezema535 why are you arguing? why are you replying to everything i say? cant you just leave it for fuck sake?
poppadoms592 2 weeks ago
@poppadoms592
everything you say? that was 2 comments. and i'm trying to show you that you're wrong
zezema535 2 weeks ago
@zezema535 most of the stuff you put in this video is wrong but i dont list them do i? how do you know these are the the top 10 special forces and in this order? actually i cant be bothered talking to you anymore. where are you from?
poppadoms592 2 weeks ago
@poppadoms592
so you don't want to talk, but you ask me a question?
I'm from Britain.
I know because i research, please go ahead and list what is wrong with this video.
zezema535 2 weeks ago
@zezema535 delta shouldnt be that high up. thats the only problem
poppadoms592 2 weeks ago
@poppadoms592
so one problem, not most of the video. ask anyone - Delta SHOULD be that high up
zezema535 2 weeks ago
@zezema535 You mixed those facts witht he S.A.S mate sorry...S.A.S out of 2,000 people that try to join only around 2 make it through also 9 SAS troops took on 200 rebels and won they are classes as the most elite force in the world from many sources.
braddy000 2 weeks ago
@braddy000
no, out of 200 that try selection, about 15 make it through.
if 2 out of 2000 made it in, then that would mean that more than 300,000 people would have tried out to make the 250+ members they have today, that would mean 75% of ALL British service members - Army, Navy, Air Force, Royal Marines would have tried out, which is clearly impossible and wrong
zezema535 2 weeks ago
@zezema535 If anything ST6 should be first. After all they killed Osama. I think JTF2 should of been maybe higher, and you forgot CSOR !!! haha good video though
Outlawpimp101 2 weeks ago
You forgot US MARINES
rashaunjackson1987 2 weeks ago
i think your forgeting the australian special forces, they are one of the most highly trained in the world
MrThrashTV 2 weeks ago
I agree, NAVY SEALS no.1
MrRonald1231 2 weeks ago
its true
li12549548 2 weeks ago
seal team 6 is better seals are proven to complete their missions at all times including all navy seals
li12549548 2 weeks ago
i think us army rangers should of made the list too
redarmy126 2 weeks ago
Silly American, thinking there precious Delta are number one :) you do know SAS teach Delta Force tactics and about 90% of how much Delta is run is based on the Special Air Service...
MrJoec2010 2 weeks ago
@MrJoec2010
I'm British - the SAS TAUGHT Delta tactics etc initially, now it's all Delta.
zezema535 2 weeks ago
@zezema535 Really? thought SAS still had quite a lot to do with there training and stuff, fair enough.
MrJoec2010 2 weeks ago
@MrJoec2010 Just because the SAS taught them does not mean Delta cannot be better. Many "apprentices" exceed their "masters."
jackmiossi 2 weeks ago
@jackmiossi
and if anything, being taught by the SAS can only be a good thing, they might have been worse than the SAS at first, but after being trained by them they gained all the knowledge that the SAS accumulated over the years - then plus what the americans already knew and experienced.
If the SAS had 10 'points' of knowledge and experience, and Delta at first had 8 - then after the training Delta added 9/10 points of knowledge and experience from the SAS onto their existing 8, then 8+9=17
zezema535 2 weeks ago
@jackmiossi haha ;) you've got me there.
MrJoec2010 2 weeks ago
CANADA
REAPER193 2 weeks ago
Honestly I feel like you can NEVER know what they actually do. They are secretive for a reason! and also why to become one takes so damn long and is probably really intense physically and mentally.
rkkrqqqqrssss 2 weeks ago
delta force was created to do exactly the same thing as the SAS, a copy: the SAS is the best, you can even look up the stats if u like.
TheCrapoo 2 weeks ago
@TheCrapoo
stats such as?
zezema535 2 weeks ago
@zezema535 There are special kind missilies,that are harder to intercept.
FireXD80 2 weeks ago
@FireXD80
Yes, but don't forget that the silos are heavily armoured, and it would take a very big bomb or missile to destroy them - those large ones can be easily intercepted. Also a large portion of their nuclear arsenal are held on subs around the world - how are you going to destroy all those?
zezema535 2 weeks ago
@zezema535 Well you don't have to destroy the missiles at the silos,you can easily intercept them in air.
FireXD80 2 weeks ago
@FireXD80
some of them yes, but a lot would get through the defences and detonate.
zezema535 2 weeks ago
@zezema535 Not true,you see the intercepting missiles woud be much,much,much more.And the missiles woud not be attacked in that short range.
FireXD80 2 weeks ago
@FireXD80
some of the missiles wouldnt be detected in time, and to intercept them means there would have to be a launch system close to the incoming missile - in large countries you can't defend everywhere.
zezema535 2 weeks ago
@TheCrapoo I had no idea you can look up stats on special forces.....I can now choose my favorite player right?
rkkrqqqqrssss 2 weeks ago
I just told you the facts. No need to get angry or so, if you just deny it, then its OK for me. But IF you someday finds out that its true, then just think back to this moment.
bakerlook 2 weeks ago
@bakerlook
not facts - your twisted opinion. how can infantry be better than tier 1 special forces?
zezema535 2 weeks ago
@zezema535 They dont only got one section in TMBN, they got a few, and then got a widely specre of awailable objects. Maybe you have just heard about the fast special INFANTRY force. (faster, more delicate and got bether tacts than regular infantry)
bakerlook 2 weeks ago
@bakerlook
true, they're specialised infantry - but still infantry - nowhere near as good as delta
zezema535 2 weeks ago
@zezema535 some of that is true, since they got a "secret" force to, they are NOT infantry, they are special force, Norways best men, and they even train SAS soldiers. Belive it or not.
But ofc, we got a regular special force to. In line of SAS, as you know. That SF is also some of the best forces.
bakerlook 2 weeks ago
Ever heard of the Norwegian "telemarks bataljonen" ? they assrapes delta force, do some research. if you are lucky and find something relevant, read it and reconsidder this movie. they do missions above Delta force's level, sorry..
bakerlook 3 weeks ago
@bakerlook
riiiight...mechanised infantry are better than Tier 1 special forces, and do higher level missions...sure.....
zezema535 2 weeks ago
Nice list, I fulle agree with you, Delta force is the best special force in the world
filipquintus 3 weeks ago in playlist Liked videos
Just a last share since I rarely get a chance these days. But list 1 to whatever is inconclusive especially with too many unknown factors. The other is any list that does not feature China, Turkey, Brasil and India is going to be flawed. Especially China. To think how well they do in Olympic table tennis with their quick reflexes etc and assume that they will not put a decent SF team together is a massive mistake. I just hope the SFs who have our "way of life" interests at Heart are Improving.
1bings 3 weeks ago
@1bings
they do so well in table tennis because children are trained from very young ages to be good at table tennis, thats all they do 8 hours a day, very little other teaching in other school subjects, only what they need to speak and write.
zezema535 3 weeks ago