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Song: "Half-Life" by Cyrus Reynolds ft. Jeff Kolhede (Official Audio) • Video - Фільми й анімація
Respect from Canadian Brothers🇨🇦🇬🇧
Nice Job bro! The real meaning for Quiet Professional
Thanks bro!
Makes me proud to be british the best special forces and one of the most feared and battle hardend army!
Best Special forces in the world. And that is a fact.
Best SAS Tribute i've ever seen... because of the old vids and the music and the cuttings
Hawk 0189 there aren't any new vids I think. Pretty sure they stay classified for a long time. The secrecy just shows how elite the force is.
I have the upmost respect for our special forces. All of them risk there lifes, more than anyone else, just to protect queen and Country.
the queen ?? lol
Firing that gpmg one handed was crazy
Awesome work!!
Thanks man!
Coming from you that is a compliment.
Be the best, be SAS.
It's true...great respect 🕊️ Greetings from 🇵🇱🕊️
cough, SBS
The SAS is amazing xx 💕💕💕🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
All our soldiers are bad ass. They make me proud
Respect from Britain 🇬🇧
"Who Dares Wins!" - SAS
Don't fuck with our SAS Unless you can provide a Challenge.
Remember
Who
You
Face.
Who Dares Wins!
You brothers here in AMERICA🇺🇸 SAID RESPECT TO BRITANNIA/UNITED KINGDOM🇬🇧
Dougi Medi brothers in arms! from britain we are with you all the way
Fantastic. Great work, bro!
Thanks bro!
Respect lads served on UK submarines had a few adventures with you guys lol
Got this on Loop. Been listening/watching it for the past 3 hrs lol.
Absolutely amazing good work
Best of the best. Great work mate
Thanks bro!
Excelente video y musica amigo. Volviste 100% motivado ¡¡
Brilliant someone actually knows about the SBS 😀
Lt. Crimson but nobody knows SRR 👻
SBS are the most elite force on the planet no questioning
Tiger Fury that title would definitely have to go to E Sqaudron mate the best of SAS SBS SRR and high risk MI6 agents are the only ones who’s get put into that
C A u don’t know a thing sbs does the exact same training as sas and when completed they have 4 more weeks sbs training which no one knows about sbs best in the world and most classified
Luke Vickery E Squadron aren’t SAS I wasn’t having a SAS SBS argument, E Squadron is Britains most classified unit they are the people who will kill themselves over been captured and if they do get captured the government will deny existence and knowing of them , it’s part of MI6. The real 00s
This is perfect!
Who Dares Wins
Great video man!
Great video bro !
Great work
Good luck gentleman. Be safe. Be health. Be always strong.Great respect 🇬🇧🕊️
Always good luck 🕊️🇵🇱🤝
Respect to all Warriors who do not leave their comrades
BOWS !
#Elite⭐
#Soldiers #Veterans #Health #Life #Honor #Strenght #Support #Protect #Relations 🤝 #Cooperations 🤝 #Family #SASFamily #SFSGFamily #SBSFamily #Children #Respect #Dignity
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#International cooperation for protect education, culture, tradition and history
Shit man that was awesome! Nice clips and good flow with the music
Unreal
Awesome
Brilliant video !!!!
It's true 💎 great respect 🕊️
wow new video from ninja very nice
Best of the best
History right here lads🏴🇬🇧
Vary well done
Respect from Austria! Total European badassary
Not European, british
@pinkchicken Because we are NOT,
we are an Island, were are only Europeans because of the former Common market which the French opposed in the 70's until "Ted heath" sold us out.
Call yourself what you will, I am English and have been for a Bloody long time.
So the French opposed us joining and now they oppose us leaving??
@pinkchicken For one, you Moron, it's a geographical fact, not a literal one.
and for two, I do not need my heritage, lineage or nationality to be questioned by you.
so go back to ripping down statues, your BLM and Antifa protests, stamping your feet because you didn't get your own way and fuck off you left wing little Tit.
@pinkchicken, say's it all.
@@robertkirk4387 Britain it's on Europe hahaha, maybe not in the European union but still on the continent , learn some basic geo.
@@alexmorar4123
WE ARE AN ISLAND STUPID
go back to your play station, sonny boy
Dont get in sas way. Great bro
good sir !
2.18 Puribad and RIB being dispatched with the Blades following ! Only footage I’ve seen online of us dispatching.
Nice but I would of loved that with the song Time by hans Zimmerman
Artwork
❤️🇬🇧
You forgot about the SRR (Special Reconnaissance Regiment)
That's what I thought too
And the Special Signals Regiment as well as pathfinders and mountain leaders
They are not under UKSF
Special Signals Regiment is. Pathfinders, Mountain leaders, Royal Marine recon platoons are all special forces but not under command of the UKSF HQ unless deployed with SFSG
Junker's Best Mate 18 Signals is SF. Pathfinders are just an elite brigade recce element. Same goes for the RM recce operators and ML with them being elite assets to 3CB...but SF no. You are only SF if you come under the UKSF umbrella like it or not.
Yeah getting better. Just zero publicity of the Reg....in the public domain, and so it should be.
Not forgetting SRR
Sbs are the best
The little history of the French SAS (4th SAS) :
The Special Air Service (SAS) is a special forces unit of the British Armed Forces, developed in 1941 in Egypt by Lieutenant David Stirling while he was in hospital after a parachute accident.
This unit became known during the Second World War by engaging in bold raids on the rear of German lines in North Africa. To strengthen, it has integrated foreign units, particularly French (1st company of paratroopers) and Greek (Sacred Squadron). At the end of the desert campaign (Libya, Cyrenaica, Crete and Tunisia) she joined Britain to restructure for the liberation operations of southern Europe (Italy) and then north (France, Belgium, the Netherlands). By forming an Anglo-Franco-Belgian brigade.
Very soon after starting his operations, Stirling realizes that the men he needs should be trained in commando actions. But he had little time and took men who already had advanced training. In Egypt, there were French parachutists, too few to fill missions, but who only wanted to participate in the joint effort and who had already participated in destruction operations in France, such as that of the power plant. Pessac (May 1941). Stirling therefore asked his superiors that these Frenchmen were attached to him.
This unit of free French not dependent on the British command, Stirling took it upon himself to ask General de Gaulle "permission" directly to borrow the first company of paratroopers of Captain George Bergé.
At first de Gaulle refused to allow a single part of his troops to be under the direct command of a British officer in a British unit. According to the witnesses, Stirling, furious, would have said in English: "He is as stubborn as an English officer! "
De Gaulle, who respected the Old Alliance between the kingdoms of Scotland and France, "the oldest alliance in the world" in his words (speech made in Edinburgh on June 23, 1942), would have turned around understanding that Stirling was Scottish and he wished good luck for the continuation of operations. (Yet De Gaulle's policy was not Anglophobic, but consisted in showing that France was continuing the fight by itself, without being a foreign legion at the behest of the Allies). necessary]
In January 1942, Captain Georges Bergé's 1st CCP was sent to Kabrit. In search of paratroopers to reinforce his brigade, Stirling integrates the free French, who form the SAS French Squadron; the first French or Franco-British sticks were engaged at the end of May 1942. A raid was conducted against the aerodrome of Candie-Heraklion in Crete on June 13, 1942 by a commando of 6 men, led in Crete submarine, slightly equipped (colt 45, dagger, compass and twenty Lewis bombs each). They destroy 22 aircraft of the German air base. The next day, the paratrooper Pierre Léostic (17 years old) is shot dead by the Germans, Lieutenant Costas Pétrakis and Captain Lord Jellicoe escape from the operation, Commander Bergé, Corporal Jacques Mouhot and paratrooper Jack Sibard are taken prisoner .
In the face of SAS attacks, guards are placed on airfields to protect planes, preventing SAS men from laying their bombs. Also Stirling equips the brigade of jeeps equipped with 3 to 5 machine guns each, with which it launches surprise attacks which allow them to momentarily have a higher firepower to the enemy and to destroy the planes, before to escape in the desert. In Sidi Hanneisch (July 27, 1942), 18 jeeps destroy about thirty Heinkel 111.
Despite the failure of the raid against the port of Benghazi (the forces involved were too numerous according to the SAS criteria) and the capture of its leader during a mission in Tunisia, the SAS wins the right to continue the fight on the European front after the landing of the British and Americans in North Africa. Moreover, even if Bergé was captured shortly after Stirling, and the North African SAS were decimated, the idea of a cosmopolitan body was acquired.
When Germany surrendered on May 8, 1945, there were only 22 French members of the surviving SAS on the 215 French SAS committed before November 8, 1942 (which depended on the FAFL), ie 90% of losses.
Today the 1st RPIMa is the heir to French SAS units of the Second World War. He has kept the motto, "Who dares to win" It includes patrols specialized in desert mobility. These patrols are currently regrouped in the 3rd company of the regiment and called SAS patrols ("PATSAS")
Shit. No where near as good as the Brits special forces. It aint even as good as the Yanks special forces lmao so how would you expect it to be as good as britains
@@hiddenassassin3233 I assume that you are from England, true?
I know this is a old music vid but damn
They are everywhere ladies and gents lol
Hey you forgot the Special force Signals regiment, Special Recon Regiment, Pathfinders and Mountain leaders ;)
well Pathfinders and Mountain Leaders aren't UKSF, and there's no other videos for those specific UKSF units you mentioned, 18 sigs and SRR.
Think you forgot SFC and SRR, every real video here will have SFCs in them
Forgot the SRR
New Video :)))
You left out the SRR
A big bunch of fannie's !
The americans? Yeh i know mate
@@cbecks2051 tell me about it
Double tap
@Shaun Davenport I'm gay and single 😃
ℑ𝔫 𝔡𝔢𝔣𝔢𝔫𝔰𝔢 𝔬𝔣 𝔱𝔥𝔢 ℜ𝔢𝔞𝔩𝔪
Train hard fight easy.
Can someone what is happening at 1:25?
mosidian Resistance to Interrogation during SAS Selection.
Trying to break your mind
JESUS bless United Kingdom, Russia, USA, Europe, North America, South America, Australia, NZ, brotherhood of Christianity
Disgusting religious vomit.
Stay hungry stay foolish
Dell task force 🎉🎉🎉
Six years sober 🎉🎉🎉
Can Americans join the SAS?
First you need to join the British Army (SAS) or Navy (SBS). To join the British military you need to be a British Citizen, Commonwealth Citizen, or have Indefinite Leave to Remain in the UK.
Im joining the US Marines but it is a cool thing to think about huh.
Jalters Go MARSOC, top 1% of the marines
Thats the plan
Jalters There's a huge difference between USMC and SAS.
Argentinian commandos kick his asses!
Juan bjj Bullshit.
falklands😂😂
Great Britain 1 Argentina 0
Argentina can even win a football match let alone fight in a war😂
*cough* Falklands *cough*
French sas are better 🇪🇺🇫🇷but still like the British special forces
Charles Harmon bullshit.. You are gonna wave your white flag just like ww2 if these guys bring the fight to france
Nick
The Special Air Service (SAS) is a special forces unit of the British Armed Forces, developed in 1941 in Egypt by Lieutenant David Stirling while he was in hospital after a parachute accident.
This unit became known during the Second World War by engaging in bold raids on the rear of German lines in North Africa. To strengthen, it has integrated foreign units, particularly French (1st company of paratroopers) and Greek (Sacred Squadron). At the end of the desert campaign (Libya, Cyrenaica, Crete and Tunisia) she joined Britain to restructure for the liberation operations of southern Europe (Italy) and then north (France, Belgium, the Netherlands). By forming an Anglo-Franco-Belgian brigade.
Very soon after starting his operations, Stirling realizes that the men he needs should be trained in commando actions. But he had little time and took men who already had advanced training. In Egypt, there were French parachutists, too few to fill missions, but who only wanted to participate in the joint effort and who had already participated in destruction operations in France, such as that of the power plant. Pessac (May 1941). Stirling therefore asked his superiors that these Frenchmen were attached to him.
This unit of free French not dependent on the British command, Stirling took it upon himself to ask General de Gaulle "permission" directly to borrow the first company of paratroopers of Captain George Bergé.
At first de Gaulle refused to allow a single part of his troops to be under the direct command of a British officer in a British unit. According to the witnesses, Stirling, furious, would have said in English: "He is as stubborn as an English officer! "
De Gaulle, who respected the Old Alliance between the kingdoms of Scotland and France, "the oldest alliance in the world" in his words (speech made in Edinburgh on June 23, 1942), would have turned around understanding that Stirling was Scottish and he wished good luck for the continuation of operations. (Yet De Gaulle's policy was not Anglophobic, but consisted in showing that France was continuing the fight by itself, without being a foreign legion at the behest of the Allies). necessary]
In January 1942, Captain Georges Bergé's 1st CCP was sent to Kabrit. In search of paratroopers to reinforce his brigade, Stirling integrates the free French, who form the SAS French Squadron; the first French or Franco-British sticks were engaged at the end of May 1942. A raid was conducted against the aerodrome of Candie-Heraklion in Crete on June 13, 1942 by a commando of 6 men, led in Crete submarine, slightly equipped (colt 45, dagger, compass and twenty Lewis bombs each). They destroy 22 aircraft of the German air base. The next day, the paratrooper Pierre Léostic (17 years old) is shot dead by the Germans, Lieutenant Costas Pétrakis and Captain Lord Jellicoe escape from the operation, Commander Bergé, Corporal Jacques Mouhot and paratrooper Jack Sibard are taken prisoner .
In the face of SAS attacks, guards are placed on airfields to protect planes, preventing SAS men from laying their bombs. Also Stirling equips the brigade of jeeps equipped with 3 to 5 machine guns each, with which it launches surprise attacks which allow them to momentarily have a higher firepower to the enemy and to destroy the planes, before to escape in the desert. In Sidi Hanneisch (July 27, 1942), 18 jeeps destroy about thirty Heinkel 111.
Despite the failure of the raid against the port of Benghazi (the forces involved were too numerous according to the SAS criteria) and the capture of its leader during a mission in Tunisia, the SAS wins the right to continue the fight on the European front after the landing of the British and Americans in North Africa. Moreover, even if Bergé was captured shortly after Stirling, and the North African SAS were decimated, the idea of a cosmopolitan body was acquired.
When Germany surrendered on May 8, 1945, there were only 22 French members of the surviving SAS on the 215 French SAS committed before November 8, 1942 (which depended on the FAFL), ie 90% of losses.
So please stop saying bullshit ...
Everything you are saying is from the past in history things change buddy you can’t compare a spec ops unit in modern day to its self in ww2 yes the French sas wasn’t much back then but they are now more highly trained then the British sas better equipped more used which means they have more experience in modern day warfare they train with delta force and seal team 6 which means they are strong at sea air and land warfare they operate like seal team 6 and delta force and has teams to do everything in which if the sas has a maritime job it would be turned to Sbs French sas would turn it to the marine commandos but if it was bad enough they would send in the French sas it’s the most secretive most highly trained spec ops in France and the British sas isn’t that secretive anymore is it everyone on this earth know they exist they know what they do they know how they do it hell you have tv shows dedicated to showing the training of the British sas so that’s not that secretive about anything tbh say what you want things change and ww2 is long gone these guys have grown stronger and better then there British counterparts
Charles Harmon
Je suis français et je voulais répondre a Nick ^^ dans ce que je dis je ne critique pas les français bien au contraire je souhaitait juste rétablir quelques vérités mais je suis d'accord avec toi :) le passé n'est pas le présent je voulais seulement montrer que on ne sait pas rendu pendant le 2nd guerre mondiale et que dans les premiers SAS il y avait des français vu que certains on l'air de l'oublier n'est-ce pas Nick :/ ...
Charles Harmon as we speak the British SAS will be bodying people that we'll never know about! And as a former para who knows all about the REAL selection course i can assure you that TV show gave absolutely nothing away! We are number one accept it.