American Reacts to Ollie Ollerton - British SBS vs US Navy Seals
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2024
- We are reacting to Ollie Ollerton explaining who he thinks is better, British SBS or US Navy Seals.
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I agree with Ollie, when serving with a Shape HF radio unit, we had German and American soldiers, but they always made sure there were at least 3 Brit signal corps members in the shift. This was because we covered all aspects of a radio detachment, looking after our generators setting up our antennas, driving our own vets, operating in voice, teleprinters, morse. The other nationalities would have an individual for each of these options
Im ex KRR (Kings Royal Rifle Corp) know as the GreenJackets (Rifle Brigade, Oxford & Bucks Light Infantry and the KRR) 60 years ago formed originally in the colonies in 1756 of America as the Royal American Regiment who stayed loyal to the crown in the revolution.
They were superb marksmen who wore green and could shoot the spittle off a Turkey's beak at 200 yards ( so we told on training).
The American revolt of the late 1700's offered a bounty against the capture of or death of a Greenjacket so deadly as marksman they were.
Anyway my experience especially on Nato exercises were that the British and German troops always beat the Americans at war games and I can assure you the American Army does not do stealth you could hear them from miles away and they used 5 times more ordnance especially bullets than we ever did so well funded was the US Army whereas we would pinch their gear to use that really pissed them off.
We had to improvise and use our noddle they relied on technology and sheer amount of kit.
Ollie Ollerton is ex-SBS and now works as an author and is Directing Staff on the Who Dares Wins TV show.
So is Who Dares Wins just like a simulation on the selection process and training to see if normal people could cut it?
@@SimplySavageReactions Yeah, but they tend to be fit people - athletes etc. It's an entertaining show. Although the training is supposedly watered down a bit.
There's also a celebrity version which is just celebs having hussy fits and moaning - not so good :D
@@SimplySavageReactions Who dares wins tv is a fraction on the real selection. It's not real
Just so you know RTU'd is "returned to unit", UKSF only come from the current military you can not join as a civilian like you can with the SEALs unless you join the SAS reserves first as they come from civilian just by the nature of being a reserve, so if you fail selection you are returned back to your original unit not back to civilian life. Also when they mention selection this is not a type of training it is literally a means of selecting those you want to start training. so any video you watch about selection for any UKSF is just talking about process of selecting those who will be trained as SF, not the training they do after selection as very little is known after that point.
Mate , have a look at the Royal Marines using jet packs to board a ship . Brilliant .🇬🇧
Oh man you nest believe I'll be checking that video out just as soon as I can get back home lol. Thanks for the suggestion and for watching
Its not effective, too much of an easy target, it needs improving but the idea is there
SAS who dares wins is a great show especially the older ones
The SBS are the UKs maritime special forces. Formed in 1940 before the SAS and was at the time an army unit.
They came under the control of the Royal Navy and traditionally accepted candidates from the Royal Marines. All UK special forces only take trained personnel.
The S.B.S and their army counterparts the SAS are open to all branches of the British military.
One of their many roles is maritime counter terrorism.
Ollie is ex SBS and Chris is ex Royal Marines.
RTU = Return To Unit. i.e. Failed the Course & you go back to whence you came. Usually not asked back to retry. Unlike US Special Forces, if you quit, NEVER asked back to retry. May get asked back if you had to drop out because of injury.
Yeah man reaction to the sas who dares wins would be good. My friend just told me about it so watched a few episodes and yeah some of the stuff they have to do is pretty nuts.
Yea I think I'll add that to the list of shows I need to check out.
So Ollie got all the way through SBS training and then got binned from selection because of the angry Welsh farmer incident
RTU’d means Returned To Unit
RTUd Return to unit, sent back to his old unit!
RTU means returned to unit being he been sent back to his first regiment
rtu'd id say is returned to unit and yea chris thrall is ex royal marines and ollie is sbs
RTU means `return to unit.`
good video bud keep up the good work bud ps did you get your packages yet?
Actually, no I haven’t. It's had more than enough time to get here too hasn’t it? Man if someone snatched it off my porch, Im going to be freaking pissed!
@@SimplySavageReactions yeah should have been there by now it was two boxes hope it's just late
RTU Returned to Unit
RTU = Return To Unit.! Back to your Base Squadron, before your Special forces training started.!
SBS Can do everything the Sas can, and more, to clear this up. The same training except the sbs draw from the royal marines mainly who are the best britain has to offer, sbs can do everything an sas operator can do but an sas guy can't do everything an sbs operator can do.
That's strange because it wasn't the sbs who were sent into the Iranian embassy.
@@selfco8142 You rarely hear about operations conductions carried out by the sbs. The reason the Iranian embassy incident was public was because it was on the media.
@@selfco8142 Its whatever team is available since most are not, conducting operations elsewhere, also a recommendation from one of the advisors since it was on the news, they wouldn't want any mistakes,, but could of been sas/sbs it doesn't matter.
@@WhySoSerious551 it's not whatever team is available, the SAS have a dedicated on call 24/7 hostage rescue/ counter terrorist unit, this is because the SAS not the sbs are the world's best at performing this task.
@@selfco8142 They aren't the AA Mate. Many are abroad, doing things at all times. So that team was what they considered a good team that was in or near london, they didn't pull them out a job in Libya. So like i said it could of been any team that was available and recommended for that operation, experience in that. Not all operators have conducted a hostage rescue outside of training. Although they are all capable. And no the Sas are not better at hostage rescue. They are trained exactly the same in that regard, only difference with that seige is they fast roped down i believe if memory serves, but sbs can do that.
RTU. Returned to Unit.
RTU,d returned to unit.
returned to unit
Return To Unit = RTU
RTU return to unit i.e. returned to your original unit / regiment i.e. FAIL.
Mate, you were driving me nuts pausing that, rtu, returned to unit. I watched your other video on sbs selection, before this, so you put the cart ahead of the horse.....haha. But maybe ready up before making these, take you 20mins to read up, get up to speed a bit, because you literally no absolutely nothing, it's frustrating, painful watching this. I am biased being a former royal marine, look, navy seals cant tie sbs shoelaces. You have numbers, money, kit, but that's about it. Your delta is ok, everyone in the US military is sf. I would put devgru, delta as tier 2, not 1. When shft you want a team of sbs boys coming through the door to rescue you, not a bunch of trigger happy marsoc, seals, infact they tend to just hit everything from the air.
Return To Unit, are 3 of the worst letters you can hear when you have worked yourfuckingarse off. OO simply meant that the British are trained in a multitude of things & not One man One job, a section can lose 2 men & still complete the mission.
When he talks about carrying the canue don't forget they have Full Pack as well, they will have 70lb's each at that point, & those 9 miles are only a part of that, these fukrs have to be tough.
I tried out for them on one occasion & I was incredibly fit & didn't know when to give up, but I picked up an injury & finished after the 41, one guy went on to finish with 2 broken bones, in that environment, under those conditions any injury is massive, I would have tried again out of bloody mindedness but £5,000 a week took me in a different direction, I chose a life of reward & kudos to a life underfire & annonimoty, my ultimate goal when I joined the Royal Marines was to become the best I could be, then move on to military contracting & personal & corporate security, I had lost to many mates to enemy fire & the monsters of their own mind.
Great video ,
SBS are reason why Britain rules the waves,
But navy seals are also the best of the best ,
Is it not true that every nation thinks it has the best fighting force in the world ? If I was Polish I`d think the Polish Army is the best in the world. If I was Italian I`d think the Italians had the best Airforce in the world and the finest cars in the world. If I was German I`d think I`d be in a position to manufacture the most efficient balistics in the world. If I were Poruguese I`d have the best ships in the world and have to put up with Dutch protestations. If I was American I`d think I`d have the best Army, Airforce and Navy in the world. In fact, the best of everything in the world.
But I am none of these. I am English. And that`s that !
All of this `best in the world` to me is water off a duck`s back.
return to unit
RTU Return to unit he got kicked out of traning
Hey bro u should do a video on the British TV show sas who dares wins members of the public get the chance to do some of the training that u need to do to get into the sas ollie Ollerton is ex sbs and hes one of the instructors on the show infact his real name is Matthew Ollerton there's also a ex sas guy on the show called ant Middleton this guy is one tough mother fucker I highly recommend u watch some of the episodes b4 you do your video on it I think your subscribers would love it including me im an ex royal marine commando I tried for sas selection but failed badly at the interagation faze which mentally broke me those sas guys are the real deal both the sas and sbs in my opinion are the best in the world expecially SAS 22nd regiment are the teir 1 guys who in my opinion are better than even seal team 6 just look at Christian craighead obi wan Nairobi tough as old rusty nails oh almost forgot rtud means returned to unit ie the unit he served in b4 he tried for sbs selection
You’ll like this one sas trooper vs navy seal boxing match
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Hey man, I took a few minutes this morning, as I was trying to keep my eyes open at 6:30am, to look at some of your videos. Great stuff man! How long have you been playing around with photography? When I started the channel I ended up buying a couple of GoPros (7 and 8pro) and a Canon Rebel T100. The Canon was like $400 at the time and was a great camera for me to learn the basics. I then bought a 50mm lens which is amazing for portraits and a very low aperture for a creamy and blurry background. As a matter of fact, the biggest reason that I have never been able to put out a lot of content like many other reactors is because I will get hung up on the lighting or the settings of the camera lol. Ill spend 2 hours setting up the camera and lighting just to do a couple of 5 minute reactions. When some people just use their phone, sit in their car, hit record and react and end up getting huge numbers. So Idk why I typed all of that lol, I am sorry, I just wanted to say that your doing great work and I was also wondering about that M50. I sure wish I could afford a camera upgrade.
@@SimplySavageReactions hi mate thanks for the reply and checking out my channel I wasn’t expecting that
I love photography capturing what’s around me
The canon M50 is a great little camera I actually bought it for video but it’s ended up my stills camera
You may of noticed a slight pivot in my channel lately due to my job
Do feel free to subscribe lol
I will very much be keeping up my photography and you will see the real England well Brighton and Sussex anyway
The video I sent in this link is quite exciting they even say it’s the closest they can get to combat without actually killing each other
It’s a demonstration of the aggressive nature of the sas
I shared with you as you’ve been looking at the sas recently
Rtu return to unit, go back to your regiment
R T U Returned To Unit. Failed . PS love ya man . Martin Solihull West Midlands , UK EX 131 RMC
RTU returned to unit