Special Ops Mission - Operation Urban Terror Part 1

At the beginning of each episode, Wil Willis, call sign Whiskey Whiskey, is given information on a specific special operations mission by U.S. Marine Corps Master Sergeant Tom Minder or U.S. Army Sergeant Matt Anderson, which he must complete solo. It is Willis' call as to how he wishes to infiltrate, collect intelligence, complete objectives, and how he will deal with the OPFOR (opposing force). The OPFOR are then introduced, with backgrounds and call signs given. Both parties separately discuss plans, though neither side is told how many enemies they will face. Equipment and weapons are introduced, which typically consists of M4 carbines and M16 rifles loaded with Simunition rounds. It is predetermined that a simulated hit to the torso is a kill shot, while a hit to an extremity only wounds.
Willis also carries a variety of other equipment to cover mission variables such as environment (weather and terrain), expected resistance, and infiltration/exfiltration plans. Digital cameras for intelligence gathering, a remote-controlled 2 wheeled surveillance robot equipped with a night vision camera for scouting ahead, and body armor are just some examples of what he uses. Likewise, the OPFOR may have access to special equipment of their own, such as motor vehicles, various grenades, and early detection gear.


Special Ops Mission - Operation Urban Terror
Insurgents have taken over a large building and are using it to hold hostages. Willis' mission is to infiltrate the insurgent stronghold, interrupt the flow of illicit money and weapons, and rescue the hostages from the insurgents.

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[denyprizrac]

i am a little busy to upload them now but i'll upload soon

[denyprizrac]

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[ummonk]

Colin Palmer was on Deadliest Warrior. He knows his stuff.

[Andybato]

@godly04 A couple of countries have allowed women to be in Special Forces. South Korea allowed them in the elite spec ops group called the 707th Special Mission Battalion (or the White Tigers), and the United Kingdom allowed women to be in the Special Reconnaissance Regiment (SSR), in which they go behind enemy lines and spy on the enemy.

[godly04]

Saw a female being called a spec ops soldier, stopped watching.

They don't even allow females to perform that kind of work in the military :/ lol

[ofashodo]

One of those dudes was taking his role way too seriously when it came to the "pretty girl".

[vjdsjgc]

@wunderchivo Aye yo. Fuck all the zombies.

[vjdsjgc]

Will is my nigga.

[BWeManX]

He should have engaged the guy on the left of the screen at 8:32. I don't think he's part of the show :)

[MrMonkeygorilla]

everybody turn to your left... your other left lol

[FourtySven]

@wunderchivo thats right im experienced and im smart thankyou very much

the general population should be served with smarter television channels and they are on minimal level

even if the show played out the way i wanted it

that wouldnt resemble an encyclopedia it would just be too damn good for television!

[wunderchivo]

@FourtySven If you really believe that, then your very observation also serves to point out why your suggestions are redundant and unnecessary. But in this case, you may be confusing "smart" with "experienced". The "general population" won't watch this show to become "fit for combat", just to get some personal insight on the experience. It's not a military encyclopedia for field tactics and it doesn't pretend to be one.