When I was in the hospital getting a below the knee amputation, when I started to get depressed and screwie in my thinking this series brought me out of it. Thanks guys you saved my skull in a very difficult period of my life.
I'm American and I truly respect all these brave men. I was sad to find out that John Macaleese died and so did his son while serving in Helmand Province Afghanistan. R.I.P comrades.
+Sean Darren (SneakerMan) Mac was destroyed by grief after the loss of his son and basicallly lost his will to live! I lost my best friends in Afghanistan and I have seen the parents incredible pain at all the funerals!RIP All you brave guys!
@@idiotstupid5904 the term "brits" refers to anyone who lives in Great Britain which last time I checked included Scotland. Scotland doesn't have its own military and the SAS are part of the "British" army so you join them then you get referred to as a brit. Everyone else refers to the UK military as the "Brits". It's great to support Scotland, my heritage and half my family are Scottish. But your comment is just pointless.
God bless the SAS. May God bless John since he left the world in 2011. I served as an army infantryman with the 101st airborne division, serving two combat tours, one in Iraq and one in afghanistan. Our equivalent is delta force which charging Charlie beckwith created after learning from the SAS. These men are the finest and we salute them
Got to say, I can't help but be super-impressed by the SAS and their professionalism. I'm not in the military or anything but I've always found the SAS professionalism really inspiring and I apply some of their mindset to all kinds of things in my life from their attitude of mental toughness.
The Colour is (in the words of an ex SAS relative) 'to scare the living shit out of the enemy, think about it, you're gonna see a black outline and a gas mask, you can't sit and say that that figure blasting through a door, window or even wall isn't gonna make you jump and hesitate for a few seconds'
Would depend on the situation and the preparation beforehand, it can go to complete random outcomes, but, although marines are also trained in this field, SAS are specifically trained with hostage rescue situations in mind, and spend time to 'rehearse' the situation in mockups of the building they're called into action to
+ryeable the French example was a fortunate result. If you compare that attempt to the SAS led Luthansa rescue, where they used diversion tactics, and the stun grenade to gain the element of surprise. With proper thought out entry points.. it was fast and very successful. As for your comment about stun grenades and pulling the trigger... They tried this experiment on the German soldiers who had never witness a stun grenade situation... They challenged the SAS to a scenario in a confined room. The SAS chucked the grenade in, and when the entered, the Germans were all over the place, on the floor, and had no idea what was going on. So yes they can stop you pushing the trigger... Unlikely to run out of Stun grenades.. As a whole troop has more than enough between them.. And they do not waste them, if they know they cannot throw them into the rooms. As it spoils the element of surprise and disorientation. And they can still gain entry without stun grenades and cause chaos as a coordinated unit...
ryeable www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2967028/SAS-install-Boeing-747-secret-special-forces-base-practise-rescuing-hostages-terrorists.html Stun grenades were used very effectively at the Iranian Embassy and Luthansa rescue and many others undertaken by the SAS and the SBS since. Along side this, controlled explosions for more than one location, which in themselves cause mass confusion as well as entry availability. Other methods included diverting aircraft deliberately over the hostage building (as used at the Iraninan Embassy) to create noise, to allow surveillance equipment to be drilled..most significant building threats are electronically stored at UK SF's hq where such data can be obtained.. It is the level of preparation that can be used in certain situations An SBs operative, who was not given credit publicly, was used to help locate and prepare tactics to attack Bin Laden. .. However, the stun grenade is not the primary skill requisite used by our SF's to overcome terrorists.. Just a very effective tool, if used in the correct way. If a stun grenade goes off in a confined space, where they were designed to be used, then they can cause enough confusion to divert the terrorist for a coupled of seconds. long enough to shoot them. Obviously, it is not a guarantee, and other methods, including speed, and multi entry etc must be utilised as well.. the only sure way of someone being unable to pull the triggers is the sweet spot between the eyes, which has a low probability of ever being hit in reality... hence emptying a magazine into them instead... If the US ran out of stun grenades, then they did not arrive fully prepared for the task in hand.. Or they over used this resource. Or, unforeseen circumstances or practicalities made this difficult to have enough of them... who knows... If you are attacking terrorists barricaded in, then you do not attack head on with stun grenades.. You use other methods, which are more appropriate. Carrying out building clearance is not necessarily the same context as hostage rescue...what stun grenades were originally designed for. Particularly in light of the fact, that you do not want hostages to be killed by them.. the key is preparation/practice ; setting up of surveillance; clearance of explosive traps (something my mate did as an attachment with the SAS/BS and MI6); detail building studies; multiple entry tactics, diversion tactics; blah blah... You will see by my attachment, that the SAS and SBS meticulously prepare for multiple scenarios... including moving ships; oil rigs, vehicles etc (they pioneered, evolved and invented the majority of strategies..)...
As an American I have to say this group is the BEST in the world. We Americans like to think our SEALS are number 1....and they are damned good. Really good. But the world leaders in Special Forces, counter terrorism techniques and all out badasses are and always will be SAS. These men are the road maps to all other Special Forces in the world. Think they are badasses now? Should look into their history during WWII. They were formed from an idea and a man with a con-plan, and up from the ashes arise the BEST Special Forces group in the world.
I have to respectfully disagree with you. The SAS is the granddaddy of counter-terrorism units and they set the standards that others have followed, but the US Special Mission Units of JSOC (SFOD-D and DEVGRU) bypassed UKSF during the GWOT and are now the gold standard. Even the SAS units tasked to JSOC task forces during the Iraq War saw that the Americans were working on a whole another level of "Industrial scale Counter-Terrorism" and leaving the SAS in the dust when it came to launching mission after mission to take down the insurgent networks. Hell the SAS were hamstrung by UK concerns over possible human rights abuses by the Americans and had to stop working with the US on a number of occasions. The Americans began to work more closely with the Australian SASR and even Canadian JTF-2 units because the UKSF was having too many restrictions placed on it by London, to be worth having around at times.
@@TheLAGopher I like to think of it this way. If my granddad was a bad ass in the 1940s all the way through the 70s and is still in the race today then my granddad by all rights is a bad mother fucker. However, he is my granddad and he thought me every thing he knows so it's safe to say I perfected his old recipe. That's what 1stSFOD-D is... that newly improved formula of badassery.
+The All Knowing Haha :D. Exactly! Just got the game a couple of weeks ago. I remember seeing this video some years ago. But now that I play RSS I got more out of this, comtemplating the the tactics, methods, doctrines and strategies explained here to use in the game :D. And I must now perfect my skill on all the SAS operatives naturally :D. I hope in future they bring some of the gadgets that were displayed here in the game, like the metal cutter for breaching fences (then you could use Bandits device on the fence xD to prevent or slow fence breaching) and the hooligan-bar for example. It would be badass to approach and breach a building using a vehicle with the ladders as well xD. Sledges hammer kinda fills the role of that big ass hammer Stone snapped that door in with :D. I just love Eddie's laconic style of output on this series :D. The another episode of this series where he's in the role of the captured operative being interrogated, he's goddamned sublime in it xD.
Markku Kallio i dont think ive seen that one Markku. I find it strange that attackers (in general) can't use SMG's or flashbangs, wish thatcher or sledge could run MP5's that would be epic, :D
@ICcal 64 well I'm sorry, I am a bit biased. Also what does "imbecile" add to anything. I have a different opinion than you and you call me an imbecile?
I believe SAS is best, all other blacl ops units are based off them because sas know how to do it best, get in there, get the fooking job done, get the fuck out
Sgt Macleese junior died in Sangin, Helmand. Member of the rifles. Mad how his dad was slotting provos in Ireland and doing mental high risk SAS missions in the 80's and "beat the clock" but his son die's from and IED in Afghan. RIP brother, see you in Valhalla, true warrior family!
Having once been involved in a suspected terrorist attack ( it wasn’t ) accidentally running in-front of a blue transit van full of masked men with MP5’s , which I assume was the SAS as was just after 7/7 I have to say they were incredibly controlled , rolled the window, shouted at me where to move to and then moved on . Only about two hours later when I got where I was going as most roads shut did I realise what had happened .
In the coming years I'll be training in the Basic Reconnaissance Course for Marines. I'm not even enlisted yet but I know that that is what I want to do. I have the utmost respect for all members of every single special operations group across the globe from the most revered S.A.S. to the highly feared Navy SEALS, it is a brotherhood that I look forward to joining. And btw Scottish special operators are just too badass for this universe to handle ;)
@@jamiestewart48 Wow what a blast from the past! I did become a Marine but I was a reservist. My occupation was Bulk Fuel Specialist. We were tasked with prepping and storing fuel for vehicles. I was in from 2013-2016 when I was discharged generally under honorable conditions because I failed my PFT test. I'm currently in school going for a PhD in Electrical Engineering. I'm so embarrassed by how cringey this comment is but I'm glad I got to revisit this all these years later. Thanks for that. 👍🏿
Cheers my friend, to be honest I've never played a video game in my life but I have soldiered and I always try to base my comments on personal experience.
"He was just the Man in the Frogman suit " Fek.. we're getting old. Images of Toad of Toad Hall toting an MP5, slotting WaterRats that have snatched Mole. The Tech now must be Phenomenal... but it still comes down to some Hard Men with brass nuts and a resolute Grin. And who Love It.
"the dynamic hammer" lol guy clearly fucking loved that bit. I want one for christmas. "Kids..." *massive bang as door collapses to power of dynamic hammer* "DINNERS READY"
The SAS are ridiculous hard, motivated, and intelligent bastards with a drive for perfection. I’m a US Marine and I’m always in awe of their speed and skill in close quarter. These dudes radiate intensity and piss pure testosterone
I've always wondered why the SAS wear the gas masks as default. Other SOF such as the GIGN and the GSG-9 wear clear face shields, but in games such as CS go and RSS, even videos such as this, they are always shown as wearing gas masks. Anyone know?
They have specific eye guards build in to the gas mask, these greatly reduce the effects of a flash-bang/concussion grenades; The SAS use these types of grenades on every mission of counterterrorism. With these they're able to make use of them in a swift attack.
"And the black kit is not in use at all by tier 1 team"....OK, so when did UK- SAS decommission their black attire?... I will soon be meeting up with a long serving SAS friend for a beer again so if you can tell me that info I can check with him if its true.>
Another thing. When I was watching this show and reading about the SAS in Iraq and it was this gentleman John "Mac", whose training saved my life and helped to be a success after my amputation.
SongsAndMixes I don't care :D You can prees fast right mouse button and shoot, and jump, of course before you jump, change pistol, or knife, to "faster" jump, and shorter reolad time. I really want to see somebody, when he do this in real life :D
Beau Long typical american lol. thats very patriotic of you to say. You do realise that your navy seals are based off the SAS right? you are aware that when they have a problem they cant solve they go to the SAS right? you do realise that they based their training off what the SAS do right? you might wanna research the topic before u talk about that patriotic BS
Beau Long mm your a idiot and im not british lol. SAS has 3 teams mountain amphibious and air. If you actually read what i said you would of known that. Also cool story about operating on a globe scale its not like every single set of decent SF in the world does the exact same thing lol. thats really cool how the navy seals are good in water wouldnt be much of a SF if they couldnt swim. Also you are right they were formed by that particular president in 1942 in responce to the attack on pearl harbour. Its a good thing to that you finally made a group with some degree of intelligence considering the monumental fuck up pearl harbour was. Also if you actually read the history youll find the SAS was founded in 1941 and was originally regiment from the LRDG again if you read my post you would of known that. in 1947 it was then turned into a territorial army and in 1950 was redesigned into a corps. Also your navy seals it was originally founded by a ex member of the british SAS His name is Sergeant Thomas L. Curtis he was selected from the Observer Group and was sent to the United Kingdom to train with the British Royal Marines (guys that become the SAS) and subsequently was transferred to Office of Strategic Services (precursor to the Central Intelligence Agency).. Not sure if your a troll but meh someone has to teach you inbred american hicks your own history considering you dont seem to know it to well. If you like ill even give you references to prove your stupid american ass wrong
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You can only imagine what kind of tech these guys are playing with these days.
Bruh it's pretty much the same
Depends wit your upto at the time and everything costs money mate they're no gonna buy you whatever you want 😂😂😂
Not much has changed at all
A P not a bruh moment.
@Adrian Heath Yeah...they use grenades and sub machine guns that won't be on the shelves at M&S for 10 years...
When I was in the hospital getting a below the knee amputation, when I started to get depressed and screwie in my thinking this series brought me out of it. Thanks guys you saved my skull in a very difficult period of my life.
Cheers to the UK from the US; Massive mutual respect and skill for our armed services, allies forever!
thanks for the support! :) sorry about the whole empire thing! XD
Just soldiers for the elite 1% that control this world.
❤️❤️
@@joshuapowell114 What are you going do about it, snowflake? LOL
Nz SAS is the best
I'm American and I truly respect all these brave men. I was sad to find out that John Macaleese died and so did his son while serving in Helmand Province Afghanistan. R.I.P comrades.
I was shocked when John died
+Sean Darren (SneakerMan) Mac was destroyed by grief after the loss of his son and basicallly lost his will to live! I lost my best friends in Afghanistan and I have seen the parents incredible pain at all the funerals!RIP All you brave guys!
Sean Delaney ik i am
god needed them up there with him
They didn't die. They're Regrouping in Heaven.
john mac, what a legend, 100% man
Cymru
80% man 20% ?????
+Kenneth Bailey totally agree, these are the boys
Youcef Mahdadi 20% beast
FastPuma terrorists hear his name and they run even though Johnny Mac is gone.. He still brings fear to bad guys....
Counter-Terrorist win!
They're talking about GSG-9 in CSGO
Johan c mon thats not cool
+Bob Windows No they are talking about the SAS in csgo (i.e the ones on inferno and mirage)
Justin sas 4 life
dang it I just commented that same thing
Holy shit! Captain Price is real!!
Price was based on John Mac
@Tim Stephen yes
Solo Mofo yeah sadly they gave him a stupid cockney accept though
😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
Good job
The dark jumpsuit, hood, and gas mask with the huge fly eyes is intimidating as f.
'The SAS do not ask you nicely to leave an embassy'.
But they say thank you when you've left. Polite brits
@@pauldavison7105 these are not brits, they are mostly scottish.
@@idiotstupid5904 the term "brits" refers to anyone who lives in Great Britain which last time I checked included Scotland.
Scotland doesn't have its own military and the SAS are part of the "British" army so you join them then you get referred to as a brit.
Everyone else refers to the UK military as the "Brits".
It's great to support Scotland, my heritage and half my family are Scottish. But your comment is just pointless.
@@idiotstupid5904 your name perfectly describes the comment you made
@@idiotstupid5904 Scotland is British…do you know what British means?
God bless the SAS. May God bless John since he left the world in 2011. I served as an army infantryman with the 101st airborne division, serving two combat tours, one in Iraq and one in afghanistan. Our equivalent is delta force which charging Charlie beckwith created after learning from the SAS. These men are the finest and we salute them
Amen and salute to you and John Mac. He was a neat guy. So was Marchinko. So was Fairbairn. Classic gents. TY too for your service paratrooper!
Got to say, I can't help but be super-impressed by the SAS and their professionalism. I'm not in the military or anything but I've always found the SAS professionalism really inspiring and I apply some of their mindset to all kinds of things in my life from their attitude of mental toughness.
Here's my counter terrorist scenario:
"guys stick together rush B"
"Что вы сказали?"
"FUCK!"
+MrAcehard Lol
Anu! Cheeks Breeki Iv Davkyeh!
XD
CXimines thank you for this
".
Love you, UK 🇬🇧 and british SAS!
The Colour is (in the words of an ex SAS relative) 'to scare the living shit out of the enemy, think about it, you're gonna see a black outline and a gas mask, you can't sit and say that that figure blasting through a door, window or even wall isn't gonna make you jump and hesitate for a few seconds'
Would depend on the situation and the preparation beforehand, it can go to complete random outcomes, but, although marines are also trained in this field, SAS are specifically trained with hostage rescue situations in mind, and spend time to 'rehearse' the situation in mockups of the building they're called into action to
+ryeable That's why they throw the flash bangs in the room for numbnuts!
+ryeable the French example was a fortunate result. If you compare that attempt to the SAS led Luthansa rescue, where they used diversion tactics, and the stun grenade to gain the element of surprise. With proper thought out entry points.. it was fast and very successful.
As for your comment about stun grenades and pulling the trigger... They tried this experiment on the German soldiers who had never witness a stun grenade situation... They challenged the SAS to a scenario in a confined room. The SAS chucked the grenade in, and when the entered, the Germans were all over the place, on the floor, and had no idea what was going on. So yes they can stop you pushing the trigger...
Unlikely to run out of Stun grenades.. As a whole troop has more than enough between them.. And they do not waste them, if they know they cannot throw them into the rooms. As it spoils the element of surprise and disorientation. And they can still gain entry without stun grenades and cause chaos as a coordinated unit...
ThisIsNotMyID withJaveable they rehearsed the Iranian Embassy in Regents Barracks, opposite my old flat in London :-)
ryeable www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2967028/SAS-install-Boeing-747-secret-special-forces-base-practise-rescuing-hostages-terrorists.html
Stun grenades were used very effectively at the Iranian Embassy and Luthansa rescue and many others undertaken by the SAS and the SBS since. Along side this, controlled explosions for more than one location, which in themselves cause mass confusion as well as entry availability. Other methods included diverting aircraft deliberately over the hostage building (as used at the Iraninan Embassy) to create noise, to allow surveillance equipment to be drilled..most significant building threats are electronically stored at UK SF's hq where such data can be obtained..
It is the level of preparation that can be used in certain situations An SBs operative, who was not given credit publicly, was used to help locate and prepare tactics to attack Bin Laden.
.. However, the stun grenade is not the primary skill requisite used by our SF's to overcome terrorists.. Just a very effective tool, if used in the correct way. If a stun grenade goes off in a confined space, where they were designed to be used, then they can cause enough confusion to divert the terrorist for a coupled of seconds. long enough to shoot them. Obviously, it is not a guarantee, and other methods, including speed, and multi entry etc must be utilised as well.. the only sure way of someone being unable to pull the triggers is the sweet spot between the eyes, which has a low probability of ever being hit in reality... hence emptying a magazine into them instead...
If the US ran out of stun grenades, then they did not arrive fully prepared for the task in hand.. Or they over used this resource. Or, unforeseen circumstances or practicalities made this difficult to have enough of them... who knows... If you are attacking terrorists barricaded in, then you do not attack head on with stun grenades.. You use other methods, which are more appropriate.
Carrying out building clearance is not necessarily the same context as hostage rescue...what stun grenades were originally designed for. Particularly in light of the fact, that you do not want hostages to be killed by them.. the key is preparation/practice ; setting up of surveillance; clearance of explosive traps (something my mate did as an attachment with the SAS/BS and MI6); detail building studies; multiple entry tactics, diversion tactics; blah blah... You will see by my attachment, that the SAS and SBS meticulously prepare for multiple scenarios... including moving ships; oil rigs, vehicles etc (they pioneered, evolved and invented the majority of strategies..)...
FOOKIN LASER SIGHTS
Faaaaaark, i've seen u b4🤔
So has yo mama
I think i saw you at those sas black kit airsoft videos
Proud to be british knowing that we have these WARRIORS fighting for our country!
Bullet-Tooth Tony: Britain's a country now is it??...I'll kill my fucking geography teacher the lying bitch!!!
@@johnnysheridanboxing5185 Yes kill her!
There Scottish elvis get it right
For the cousin marryers at the palace and for the j world order
As a firefighter I gotta say the SAS way of using a Haligan with no striking tool is a practice I’d love to apply!
Known by The Regiment as the Hooligan Bar 🤣
Respect from America.🇺🇸🇬🇧
thank you from England
+selfreliance 101 thank him from scotland
Thanks from the UK
Respect from the Greeks ... WHO DARES WINS
Regular John Ta mate
Seeing them in that black kit is just bad ass as it gets .🙏
Terrorists: they are gonna come from the door or the window.
SAS: waaaaaaal!!!!
"Easy peasy lemon squeezy"
Difficult, difficult, lemon difficult.
Chinchulín Aw, sod it
Roger that.
Are we rushin in, or are we going sneaky beaky like?
BINGO BANGO BONGO, BISH BASH BOSH!
RIP John Mac. A true warrior.
"As you can see that's quite effective" cracked me up
Same ahah
Since when did Jason Statham become a kidnapper?
Jacob B XD I was going to comment that?! He became a transporter tho
Lmao
As an American I have to say this group is the BEST in the world. We Americans like to think our SEALS are number 1....and they are damned good. Really good. But the world leaders in Special Forces, counter terrorism techniques and all out badasses are and always will be SAS. These men are the road maps to all other Special Forces in the world. Think they are badasses now? Should look into their history during WWII. They were formed from an idea and a man with a con-plan, and up from the ashes arise the BEST Special Forces group in the world.
@Zyohs from what we saw we have an idea that russian spetsnaz dont really rely on good tactics like how they used gas on civillian rescue
Why does everyone compare the SAS to SEALs. Wouldn't DELTA be a closer comparison
@@sharkwolf7788 I often wonder the same. The equivalent to seals would be SBS not SAS
I have to respectfully disagree with you. The SAS is the granddaddy of counter-terrorism units and they set the standards that others
have followed, but the US Special Mission Units of JSOC (SFOD-D and DEVGRU) bypassed UKSF during the GWOT and are now the gold standard.
Even the SAS units tasked to JSOC task forces during the Iraq War saw that the Americans were working on a whole another level of "Industrial
scale Counter-Terrorism" and leaving the SAS in the dust when it came to launching mission after mission to take down the insurgent networks.
Hell the SAS were hamstrung by UK concerns over possible human rights abuses by the Americans and had to stop working with the US
on a number of occasions. The Americans began to work more closely with the Australian SASR and even Canadian JTF-2 units because
the UKSF was having too many restrictions placed on it by London, to be worth having around at times.
@@TheLAGopher I like to think of it this way. If my granddad was a bad ass in the 1940s all the way through the 70s and is still in the race today then my granddad by all rights is a bad mother fucker.
However, he is my granddad and he thought me every thing he knows so it's safe to say I perfected his old recipe.
That's what 1stSFOD-D is... that newly improved formula of badassery.
Soon as I heard speed aggression surprise I put that in a notepad and applied it to Rainbow Six Seige, working a treat already! :D
I had the exact same thought!
I was just watching UA-cam on my ps4 and I saw this watched it ten played as thatcher and sledge for the rest of the game
+The All Knowing Haha :D. Exactly! Just got the game a couple of weeks ago.
I remember seeing this video some years ago. But now that I play RSS I got more out of this, comtemplating the the tactics, methods, doctrines and strategies explained here to use in the game :D.
And I must now perfect my skill on all the SAS operatives naturally :D. I hope in future they bring some of the gadgets that were displayed here in the game, like the metal cutter for breaching fences (then you could use Bandits device on the fence xD to prevent or slow fence breaching) and the hooligan-bar for example. It would be badass to approach and breach a building using a vehicle with the ladders as well xD.
Sledges hammer kinda fills the role of that big ass hammer Stone snapped that door in with :D. I just love Eddie's laconic style of output on this series :D. The another episode of this series where he's in the role of the captured operative being interrogated, he's goddamned sublime in it xD.
Titan Terror HD haha me too
Markku Kallio i dont think ive seen that one Markku.
I find it strange that attackers (in general) can't use SMG's or flashbangs, wish thatcher or sledge could run MP5's that would be epic, :D
I love the music at the start of each of these episodes
I wish i could find it, ive tried but no luck
Miss these , used to proper binge on these shows hehe 10/10
One of the most sensible and factual things that have been posted on here. Well said that man!
14:49
The SAS uses door hammers that looks like something from mario.
...I am very fine with this.
It gets the job done.
IT'S A-ME, WANKERS!
oh shit what Lmfao
oh shit what imagine being Terrorist and the last thing you see is a SAS Operator Mario..... MAMA MIA
Thank you Tompa531 for uploading this video! Respect to the SAS.
Trully amazing the SAS are the greatest on the planet!!
British SAS = The best.
Delta force
@ICcal 64 well I'm sorry, I am a bit biased. Also what does "imbecile" add to anything. I have a different opinion than you and you call me an imbecile?
I believe SAS is best, all other blacl ops units are based off them because sas know how to do it best, get in there, get the fooking job done, get the fuck out
@neArac Delta
Delta force is fucking bollocks
This video has been used worldwide shared amongst all manners of beliefs.. well done, the brains behind multimedia
Thanks for posting up and sharing. RIP JOHN.
great video, interesting and learnt alot
Sgt Macleese junior died in Sangin, Helmand. Member of the rifles. Mad how his dad was slotting provos in Ireland and doing mental high risk SAS missions in the 80's and "beat the clock" but his son die's from and IED in Afghan. RIP brother, see you in Valhalla, true warrior family!
Having once been involved in a suspected terrorist attack ( it wasn’t ) accidentally running in-front of a blue transit van full of masked men with MP5’s , which I assume was the SAS as was just after 7/7 I have to say they were incredibly controlled , rolled the window, shouted at me where to move to and then moved on . Only about two hours later when I got where I was going as most roads shut did I realise what had happened .
Respect from Lebanon..SAS all the day!
Thanks for posting these episodes. Cheers'
Tossin' a Flashbang!
Placing Breqching Charge!
Rush Master Bedroom, go go go!
Pushing the child out, lets go!
My toxic babes are in position.
fooking lazer sights
In the coming years I'll be training in the Basic Reconnaissance Course for Marines. I'm not even enlisted yet but I know that that is what I want to do. I have the utmost respect for all members of every single special operations group across the globe from the most revered S.A.S. to the highly feared Navy SEALS, it is a brotherhood that I look forward to joining. And btw Scottish special operators are just too badass for this universe to handle ;)
Did ya make it through?
@@jamiestewart48 Wow what a blast from the past! I did become a Marine but I was a reservist. My occupation was Bulk Fuel Specialist. We were tasked with prepping and storing fuel for vehicles. I was in from 2013-2016 when I was discharged generally under honorable conditions because I failed my PFT test. I'm currently in school going for a PhD in Electrical Engineering. I'm so embarrassed by how cringey this comment is but I'm glad I got to revisit this all these years later. Thanks for that. 👍🏿
@@keyofdrew haha ten years dude! Good luck with your phd 🤙
My dads friend was a police officer at the siege
No one cares
+ThatEnglishGuy i do
+George Rekhi Cool,
My dad was watching the snooker on T V 😂😂😂
British Rifleman 2 .,🤣😂my dad was running a corner shop at the time while I was a 4 yr old toddler!!!
Cheers my friend, to be honest I've never played a video game in my life but I have soldiered and I always try to base my comments on personal experience.
I don't know if anyone of you guys had tried to do any physical activity with those gas masks on but it is super difficult. So respect to these guys.
Imagine being trained by the SAS, man it's a surreal experience...
Thanks for training out troops....
modern ninjas "S.A.S."
the SAS are the best in the world.the have history of success in hostage situations.Iranian embassy operation barras and much more. Who dares wins
***** its for a quick MOE and you dont need to use your hands so you can use the weapon if need be. Go back to COD
Best in hostage rescue is France (GIGN), Russia
(Alpha and Vympel) and Israel ( Sayeret Matkal)
John Smith Spetsnaz and OMON, not Alpha Group (Fsb).
Firestarter they're not even close
@@firestarter1041 said nobody ever
thanx for making this. all the screts.
bruh do you know how old this is, the world of counter terrorism has changed so much since the. The SAS are always evolving their tactics.
You Don't Want To Ever Mess Around With The SAS There The BEST In The World!!
I'm gald, i had the chance to meet John mcaleese before he passed away. All i can say is that he was a truly remarkable man.
"He was just the Man in the Frogman suit "
Fek.. we're getting old.
Images of Toad of Toad Hall toting an MP5, slotting WaterRats that have snatched Mole.
The Tech now must be Phenomenal... but it still comes down to some Hard Men with brass nuts and a resolute Grin. And who Love It.
RIP John :(
he was a lad! :')
@@nonautemrexchristus5637 he was a father, he was a man, he was 99.99% of all the people that played COD aspired to be. and none of them came close.
Excellent lesson and demonstration thank you very much publisher
Salute John Mac, Paul Mac and the late Mel Parry. Real inspiring figures and true heroes
It's incredible to think one of my teachers at college was part of the SAS team on the Iranian embassy!
Wow , can you tell us a bit more about him, cheers.
The dog ate my homework ain't gonna fly with this guy, I suspect. 🤔
*walks quietly up the stairs* phone goes off shots fired
"the dynamic hammer" lol guy clearly fucking loved that bit. I want one for christmas.
"Kids..."
*massive bang as door collapses to power of dynamic hammer*
"DINNERS READY"
You come face to face with these guys.. Your life is measured in seconds
and you can tell, by that slight grin. What Sgt.Stones favorite tool is
I love the music they made for this video, I wish I could get it to play warzone.
34.40 unofficial SAS rule, never put down that cup of tea.
SAS really deserves respect, bloody chaps :D
Cheers lads, all the way from Texas.
Uvalde could have used these guys instead of those shit cops.
The SAS are ridiculous hard, motivated, and intelligent bastards with a drive for perfection. I’m a US Marine and I’m always in awe of their speed and skill in close quarter. These dudes radiate intensity and piss pure testosterone
Yeah an armchair marine I bet.
ethan95 91 Way to troll bud. Get off on insulting people?
I wonder if the people who make these type programs have ever thought, 'What if the bad guy watches these to implement our training methods?".
I've always wondered why the SAS wear the gas masks as default. Other SOF such as the GIGN and the GSG-9 wear clear face shields, but in games such as CS go and RSS, even videos such as this, they are always shown as wearing gas masks. Anyone know?
They have specific eye guards build in to the gas mask, these greatly reduce the effects of a flash-bang/concussion grenades; The SAS use these types of grenades on every mission of counterterrorism. With these they're able to make use of them in a swift attack.
They do still wear the black kit, when it calls for it.
They wear pretty much anything for every scenario. dont be dumb
There are several recent photos of uksf in black kit.
+432fuuzz because you know what you're talking about.
"And the black kit is not in use at all by tier 1 team"....OK, so when did UK- SAS decommission their black attire?...
I will soon be meeting up with a long serving SAS friend for a beer again so if you can tell me that info I can check with him if its true.>
My dream is to go in the SAS and I'm proud to be Scottish
*British
+Fighting Force Scottish
SAS Are British, I'm proud to be English.
Fighting Force SAS is scottish, it was founded by a scotsman
Same im from inverness
Great episode. Thanks for sharing mate.
Love it. "when things are about to go noisy" :)
wow this is amazing
"He Who Dare, wins"- Del Boy
24:48 holy shit that caught me off guard
Equiliz xD ikr
Lmfaoo
24:50
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHJAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA
yess full episode. thnx mate
Another thing. When I was watching this show and reading about the SAS in Iraq and it was this gentleman John "Mac", whose training saved my life and helped to be a success after my amputation.
Just here trying to create new tactics for rainbow six seige Lol
Martin Fast ikr
@LaPugsley These tactics are amazing. It's scary to think that they probably have WAY WAY WAY more advanced methods. Scary dudes.
Sledge uses the hammer thing
Is it true that those S.A.S Gas masks have special eye gaurds to have better resistance to flashbangs and concusion grenades
Yea its true, he says
Every CS fan!! This is how to use the AWP (L96). No quick-scope, jump change weapon and back to fast reload. You can't do this in real life.
I think you mean cod?
SongsAndMixes No.. i mean CS.. but of course Cod is same thing.
Jani Commander you can't quickscope in cs lol.
SongsAndMixes I don't care :D You can prees fast right mouse button and shoot, and jump, of course before you jump, change pistol, or knife, to "faster" jump, and shorter reolad time. I really want to see somebody, when he do this in real life :D
Jani Commander I can!!!11 Im part of Fazee!!!
Heros, thank yous for sharing your life's work...
No one can compete with the SAS fearless and efficient
Hmmm, I heard the SAS commander at 43:50 refer to the terrorist as an "x-ray" ... In the U.S. I've heard them referred to as "tangos".
/Lonewolf
Proud to be kiwi and we have our own SAS too
I had no idea Scandinavian Airline System were involved i thought it was just Ryanair..
I love this... Its such a noble endeavor... Oh yeah...good job boys.. Great job men...
The "Surprise" starting at 1:24 should be a meme
Are we going in loud? or are we going to do this sneaky beaky like?
qwertyTech that is an SAS quote in csgo...
RIP Mac
John macalice (correct my spelling please) is maybe Captain Price!
Price is based off him
hazza connor brock matt sam no shit
Yeh
Simply The Best
Highly skilled athletes with motivation to succeed .... We salute them !!
the amount of cringy r6s comments xD
It’s cringe that you think it’s cringe
Oh my bad read comment wrong
Salute to the SAS!!!
Sledge main's when the end of round killcam shows them hammering the final defender: 15:05
Much respect for SAS.
Thanks for the tips! Now I know how to beat the SAS!
We dont think we are the best we know we are
Beau Long typical american lol. thats very patriotic of you to say. You do realise that your navy seals are based off the SAS right? you are aware that when they have a problem they cant solve they go to the SAS right? you do realise that they based their training off what the SAS do right? you might wanna research the topic before u talk about that patriotic BS
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Beau Long mm your a idiot and im not british lol. SAS has 3 teams mountain amphibious and air. If you actually read what i said you would of known that. Also cool story about operating on a globe scale its not like every single set of decent SF in the world does the exact same thing lol. thats really cool how the navy seals are good in water wouldnt be much of a SF if they couldnt swim. Also you are right they were formed by that particular president in 1942 in responce to the attack on pearl harbour. Its a good thing to that you finally made a group with some degree of intelligence considering the monumental fuck up pearl harbour was. Also if you actually read the history youll find the SAS was founded in 1941 and was originally regiment from the LRDG again if you read my post you would of known that. in 1947 it was then turned into a territorial army and in 1950 was redesigned into a corps. Also your navy seals it was originally founded by a ex member of the british SAS His name is Sergeant Thomas L. Curtis he was selected from the Observer Group and was sent to the United Kingdom to train with the British Royal Marines (guys that become the SAS) and subsequently was transferred to Office of Strategic Services (precursor to the Central Intelligence Agency).. Not sure if your a troll but meh someone has to teach you inbred american hicks your own history considering you dont seem to know it to well. If you like ill even give you references to prove your stupid american ass wrong
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Beau Long John f. Kennedy in the second world war??????
This isnt the killing house anymore, this is real life
I wish my country has SAS,In my country it took them 4 hours to arrived at scene..
Quick and efficient, that’s how we do it.
Mumbai seige??
this was filmed in crick howl and abergavenny
They're giving away the obvious info, that the enemies already know. They will never give out the real secrets.