Yeah I don't mind you guys even though you stole our land!!! Some of my ancestry goes back to England the Orton's... Oh well at least my Maori people gave you a good fight for it. It only took you 30yrs before you achieved total takeover... Still proud though💯🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿
Anyone British making negative comments always remember those kiwis ,Aussies,Canadians,and yanks, Gurkhas all fought along side our fathers and grandfather's for two world wars so if they want an elite force that's similar to British SAS what's the problem , I say all the best and God bless them
Benny So no Aussies Kiwis or Yanks say jack shit about the British do they ???? ( Gurkhas & Canucks don't - as they are proper people !!!! ) ... Nah course not ... Get fucked .... 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧👍🏻
Awesome! I don't know much about it apart from that grandpa was in it, he died when I was very young but it sounds like he was amazing! He spoke many many languages and used to go under cover in Germany! So cool 🥰
As a Srilankan i respect MAC V SOG , for giving the idea to create LRRP in Srilankan Special Forces. The special unit which is created to eliminate LTTE terrorists out here.👍👍👍
@@artspoonerthank you for clearing that up, I think he might be thinking of the queen's private army after WW2 the Gurkha and RSAS were heavily recruited into the queen's private guard.
Never forget New Zealand's critical role in the formation of Special Forces - the Long Range Desert Group. A cadre of warrior poets, roaming the deserts of North Africa creating chaos and fear.
As an Irishman who served in the Far East with the Brits Aussies, and New Zealander’s American and Canadian forces. Respect to all our allies and brothers in Arms from the Emerald Isle 👍
Actually, the forerunner of the British SAS (Long Range Desert Group) consisted mostly of New Zealanders, look it up, we were there at the beginning in 1940.
@The Lance Corporal SBS was formed in 1940 the SAS was the first Special forces unit in the world there was no way the SBS could have been made in ww1. Also search it up it's 1940. In ww1 they had Shock infantry such as the German stormtroopers and the Italian Arditi, which are technically the first special forces units of the modern world.
Love the connection our country’s have through our special forces. They all work in simulate ways and think the same most of all we are all called the SAS and share the motto “who dares wins” 🇬🇧🇳🇿🇦🇺
Yes, NZ SAS were established in 1955 during the Malayan emergency. The British government asked New Zealand to establish an SAS squadron to work along side the British SAS Regiment in Malaya. Apart from the officers and NCOs, the first troops that made up the New Zealands SAS squadron were drawn from civilian street. A call went out and over 1000 men volunteered, this was whittled down to a squadron size unit. It wasn't a fluke that the British had asked New Zealand for this unit as when the British first created the SAS in the deserts of North Africa during WWII, another similar type of unit was running around the desert causing havoc amongst the Germans and Italians with deep raids into their territories. This was the Long Range Desert Group or the LRDG. The first troops were drawn from the New Zealand Division and later the British army. In fact, the SAS went along with the LRDG on raids to learn their tactics and techniques so, the New Zealand army has had brother relationship with the British SAS since its inception
Conexus X18 well "you" assholes colonised the cavemen so give yourself an uppercut! How far back in history are we going or is there a cutoff to suit your agenda?
@Conexus X18 I'm Maori bro, you can go on and on about the colonial invaders if you want but the majority of the country have moved on. We aren't British anymore, we are New Zealanders and proud.
John mcaleese from the British sas was the inspiration for price. Iraianian embassy siege. He had a son who served as well I believe. Kia if I remember correctly
Uncle of mine been in the sas for years. Probably once a year I’ll see him and have a beer. Just a laidback guy at home get on his wrong he’ll probably break my neck with 2 fingers. Even though I grew up on the wrong side of the law I have the up most respect for these guys.
@@justinyermaw2986 You should read up on the tunnelling war in WW1. Miners put into uniform, never taught to fire a gun, just to dig. Absutely brutal war, it scares me even thinking about it, must have made the trenches look like an holiday.
Its great to see that a member of the most hardened military unit of their country is not caught up in the macho, "get it done" mentally enough to not look down on guys who couldn't cut it in selection. He realizes some guys aren't meant to do what he does and he doesn't judge them for not having the fortitude. Really respectable.
Pedro Portela From how the interviewees were describing the members, I think they're a little different and in my opinion not AS good as the SAS or even the Australian SAS. They seem to wear different gear as well, the main thing that shocked me was the fact that in NZ there's a direct entry recruitment scheme for the NZSAS and you don't even need to have had years of rifleman experience. I know for a fact in the Australian army you need to have years of Rifleman experience before they can even start to consider you for the SASR, from memory the same goes for the British SAS.
Their explanation is exactly what I have in mind should they ask me the 'Why' question. Want to serve, want to learn skills and develop excellence (especially mentally), want to test myself to see what is in there, and then give back to the community with the skills I would have learned. Ya know, maybe as Personal Trainer one day or Fitness Coach to youth. I know it's not a given, and people tell me it'll be the toughest nut to crack - but it's not their dream, it's mine. And I do not want to look back, 20-30 years from now, regretting not to have at least given it my all. "Who Dares Wins". To all those who also plan to join, I wish you all the best. Dig deep within yourself to find that endurance! And to those already serving or have served and are now retired, my deepest respect. SAS has probably inspired me more than anything so far!
I Trained for 2 years and attempted SAS selection, was very hard. Didnt make it but was a great experience dedicating my self training and going through with it. Body just couldn't handle the training again
@MercyReaper Well, Gurkhas have proven their professionalism throughout history. Like in ww2 two Gurkhas were awarded the Victoria Cross for doing insane as crap. Also, the Royal Marine Commandos are probably, not as good as the Gurkhas to be honest.
@MercyReaper I don't know mate the selection for, the Gurkhas have a much higher attrition rate then the Royal Marines. Also historical the Gurkhas had all these badass dudes who did all these one man stands against there foes. Unlike the commandos who have zero records of one man stands in history. Go to the channel simple history and search up Gurkha.
Commonwealth nations are New Zealand, Australia, Canada, South Africa’s and Ireland and the UK, iff you come from any of these nations you can join the sas after serving 5+ years in the military of any commonwealth country.
@@peace-now They're are not different, UK/NZ/AUS operate together train together go mission together, they're part of the royal alliance which is the commonwealth, SAS from the UK can go on mission together with some of AUS SASR or NZ SAS like I said they train together meaning they're are on the same level, SAS is SAS!
@@toahaamoa6856 Not true. The SAS is rated as the top Special Forces unit in the world. NZSAS is not mentioned in the top 100. Only English men and women are selected for the SAS. I have seen Ant Middleton's selection process on TV.
@@peace-nowSo are you saying that NZSAS and AUS SASR are not as good as the UKSAS? mate do you understand that SAS is SAS, AUS and NZ are in the Same level as the UK because they operate together, look through the history of ANZAC.
They are all Elite Soldiers of the highest grade, more to the point they are all on ‘our‘ side. Be proud of them all. As a Former everyday Soldier, I am proud of them all.
This is the only video ive seen where a group of soldiers all use the most effective techniques and gear. I always see some weird guy using a magwell grip on his rifle or a one point sling or some weird crap
New Zealand Defence Force Special Air Service Regiment ( SASR) ,and their counterparts in the UK and Australia , are world class and badass Warfighters and competent, capable Special Operators. Much love, honor and respect from a former Force Reconnaissance Marine and Army Ranger!! Hooah!! 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💪🤘
Anyone that calls them "special operators" is a muppet. What happened to just being soldiers? Now everyone has to be a "warfighter" or a "special operator"? Fvck off and stop being so fragile that you have to invent new names to make yourselves feel better.
3:42 I'm aware he knows what he's doing and I'm also aware of the red dot on top of that scope HOWEVER there has to be a better placement for that laser, right? it's blocking atleast 1/3 off his scope.
History has proved time and time again that you cannot have a civilised prosperous society without great warriors protecting. We in western countries should be very thankful to those who protect us.
very true,its our evolution in life some win some don't ,,,,and all opinions of folk of our modern world on social media who now live in a more stable world who question our past ,i would say your country or your people lost,, quite simple,,,dont like it,, build a time machine and see how better you could do , perfection hey,lol
Sixteen, going to a Military high school. Planning to join the army in two years time, and hopefully pass NZSAS selection.With some of my school mates who also want to get in.
As a Brit, I understand the kiwis have backed us for years in wars and they're part of the commonwealth. If they want to use the SAS's name, cap badge and tactics I say more power to them. We're glad to be allied with a country like New Zealand.
Hilarious comment. The Long Range Desert Group (the forerunner of the British SAS) consisted mainly of New Zealanders, so you are welcome, we were there right at the beginning with you in the African desert in 1940....
My stepdad was in the army and his friend was blown away by a tank and he had to identify the body, after that he trained extremely hard as a soldier and got invited to join the SaS but he declined as he wanted a family and a life, so his mate got it and that was John McAleese who stormed the Iranian Embassy
@@JG-ib7xk You are not given a place you are right but you 100% can be invited to apply by ether one of your commanding officers or senior NCO's, my dad RIP was a 18 year green jacket 1RGJ, my dad was encouraged twice to go to selection by his boss and NCO's but he turned it down as he did not want to do that type of soldering. He worked alongside a lot of them as a very respected specialist against IRA and infiltration and helped train a lot of the specialist police forces in the UK in anti IRA tactics, met his 2nd wife doing this, he knew a few SAS personally and held them in very high esteem but that life was not for him and left the mob a bit early so he could build a 2nd life outside of the military. Put it this way the last few years of his military photos he had long hair down to his shoulders to match his tash, was not the normal squaddie, hence why he was encouraged to apply. Just because you wasn't asked to apply does not mean it does not happen and ether way everyone has to go through selection the same.
if they only had enough training so the did commit war crimes. #OperationBurnham And the coverup after getting caught puts all the SAS and NZDF in the war criminal camp for the support and killing of unarmed civilians in a petty revenge attack.
Sure, they are doing a good job but shouldn't be using our brand name.......... and accepting women? These women are no doubt good but it does show that standards are well below the Regiment's
No they do not, never have and never will, there was one woman who tried bullshitting that she had made it in, but she was very quickly exposed and came in for a roasting from servicemen, not to mention women in the services who definitely did not appreciate her undermining their commitment to front line services.
Any SAS is worth their weight I gold just as the north Vietnamese that feared them more than the Americans they called them the chicken killers as they could get past their chickens execute commanders an quietly get back out proud assusie gods speed boys
I think you mean chicken stranglers mate. Also, both the Australian and New Zealand SAS were called Ma Rung by the NVA and VC, which means phantoms of the jungle in Vietnamese.
The NZ troops and generally the SAS were called the Grey Ghosts by the Vietcong for they could appear and disappear in jungle fight as effectively or more so than the Vietcong could.
As I recall, the old guy “Horse” competed on NZ Treasure Island about 20 years ago after he left the unit, and won the whole thing, just smoked everyone
American Delta Force and Seal Team 6 are equally as good and have the added advantage of having the latests kit and other high tech goodies at their disposal not too mention the support of the Night Stalkers. Best helo pilots in the world.
SAS, NSAS, & SASR. Same name, same motto, same heritage, and in most cases same blood. I fear the growth of political correctness is driving our societies apart and we are neglecting our civilisation in the name of stupidity such as gender quotas in the military and equal outcome in civilian life. I hope you lads down their don't forget what the UK has long forgotten.
Much respect man, with our P.M we might be up shit creek too man, waaay to p.c, but as of yet still no females in SF, which will stay that way till they can meet the standard which many men fail.
Marc, this is John Rodriguez: Affirmative and Amen, Roger That. I Am a Former Force Recon Marine from 02 July 1987 to 01 July 1991, and when I crossdecked on over to The US Army, serving from 08 January 1993 to 17 December 1998, I served in the 75 the Ranger Regiment, as well as as in Units of the Regular Army, Army Reserve and Army National Guard,so I Am easily offended when pseudo- Soldier Stolen Valor types and Anti-Military Civilians question My Patriotism and U S Armed Forces Service ,when, they neither know Me nor know of Me!! Semper Fi and Sua Sponte Rangers Lead The Way 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇵🇷🇳🇴💪 🤘💀
They are really tough and good guys. I served with them and fought together in ajerbaijan, 13 hours. RIP for my old friends, gaz and price.
send my regard to Zakhaev
Lol. I laughed so hard :D Price isn't dead at the same time. But R.I.P. Griggs and Gaz...
Do you mean Azerbaijan??
Terrorists can't handle one special tactic which had been formed by hours of research, the slide-peek and the slide-peek-jump.
@EightFootSativa yeahh no... 🤨
Who cames here thinking this is a vid about SAS...the british one.
@@declannufc7779 but we all know their proven rep.
The original is the british one , the New Zealand and Australian ones are based of the british sas and they do conduct special operations together
Me
@@declannufc7779 Nobody knows about the SAS, except perhaps anyone who played a computer game or watched a film in the past 20 years.
Declan1337 Nufc
a lot is known about the SAS, the SBS is a lot more secretive
As a Scot, and proud Brit.I have nothing but the utmost respect for our Kiwi and Aussie, brothers in Arms.🏴🇬🇧🇳🇿🇭🇲
Love our brothers up North in Scotland, from England.
I’m a scot , many of us are proud to be British , Scotland Ireland England wales are one. We are what makes us great
Same here. Brothers in arms.
Yeah I don't mind you guys even though you stole our land!!! Some of my ancestry goes back to England the Orton's... Oh well at least my Maori people gave you a good fight for it. It only took you 30yrs before you achieved total takeover... Still proud though💯🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿
🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷 Every TURK is born a soldier.
Anyone British making negative comments always remember those kiwis ,Aussies,Canadians,and yanks, Gurkhas all fought along side our fathers and grandfather's for two world wars so if they want an elite force that's similar to British SAS what's the problem , I say all the best and God bless them
Benny
So no Aussies Kiwis or Yanks say jack shit about the British do they ???? ( Gurkhas & Canucks don't - as they are proper people !!!! ) ...
Nah course not ...
Get fucked ....
🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧👍🏻
whos making negative comments? i love to see our allied nations replicating our special force units. it means we did something right!
We had Z and M Special units during World War 2 so its not like we didn't have anything and just copied the poms
You know as well as I..... xxxxxx
In fact, Australian and Canadian trooos were the British Army's shock troops in WW1.
My grandfather was in the British SAS :) he was Scottish. Legend. May he rest in peace.
SAS were made in Scotland,Sir David Stirling Scots Guards
Most UK SAS seem to be Scots or Geordies. Must be the weather.
I use to take care of one of the first SAS trained soldiers - absolute legend. May he rest in peace🙏❣️
Soap mactavish o:
Awesome! I don't know much about it apart from that grandpa was in it, he died when I was very young but it sounds like he was amazing! He spoke many many languages and used to go under cover in Germany! So cool 🥰
As an American, I have deep respect for the SAS. This legendary unit was what inspired the US to create Delta Force in the late 70s.
This isn't the same SAS. The one you're thinking of is the British SAS which inspired Charles Beckwith.
As a Srilankan i respect MAC V SOG , for giving the idea to create LRRP in Srilankan Special Forces. The special unit which is created to eliminate LTTE terrorists out here.👍👍👍
@@artspoonerthank you for clearing that up, I think he might be thinking of the queen's private army after WW2 the Gurkha and RSAS were heavily recruited into the queen's private guard.
@@roshanrasika9774 What? Are you referring to the Deep Penetration Unit?
@@artspooner NZSAS and UKSAS are extremely close, both of them are literally the same
We get dirty so the world stays clean, that’s the mission.....
That's true
Only...this isn't the British SAS
We get dirty and the world stays clean
Captain Price!
Jesus wonder what these guys go through
Never forget New Zealand's critical role in the formation of Special Forces - the Long Range Desert Group. A cadre of warrior poets, roaming the deserts of North Africa creating chaos and fear.
I never heard of this when did this happen and could you give me the details for it ,it sounds cool😅
The best defence against evil men, are good men skilled in violence...
Phil Smith “are good men that are more proficient at being evil”
Never better said
Such as the excellent job done by the British SAS in the Iranian Embassy Siege.
New Zealand doesn't have an air force, so that might be a good start, as a defence I mean.
I like that alot
As an Irishman who served in the Far East with the Brits Aussies, and New Zealander’s American and Canadian forces. Respect to all our allies and brothers in Arms from the Emerald Isle 👍
one family....well said.
I’ve got loads of cool stuff I’ve collected over the years....here’s a towel.
😂😂
It actually Towelie
Chris Chong is that more impressive?
Don’t forgit tuh bringa towel.
I bet he has plenty of guns but he cant show them on camera can he.
Actually, the forerunner of the British SAS (Long Range Desert Group) consisted mostly of New Zealanders, look it up, we were there at the beginning in 1940.
Aus and NZ are british colonies anyway like canada and, formerly, america. We're all cut from the same cloth.
@Slavery was just renamed employment rats rats
Lion yea mate
@@makkapakka2098 That's a lie 😂😂😂
@The Lance Corporal SBS was formed in 1940 the SAS was the first Special forces unit in the world there was no way the SBS could have been made in ww1. Also search it up it's 1940. In ww1 they had Shock infantry such as the German stormtroopers and the Italian Arditi, which are technically the first special forces units of the modern world.
Love the connection our country’s have through our special forces. They all work in simulate ways and think the same most of all we are all called the SAS and share the motto “who dares wins” 🇬🇧🇳🇿🇦🇺
Yes, NZ SAS were established in 1955 during the Malayan emergency. The British government asked New Zealand to establish an SAS squadron to work along side the British SAS Regiment in Malaya. Apart from the officers and NCOs, the first troops that made up the New Zealands SAS squadron were drawn from civilian street. A call went out and over 1000 men volunteered, this was whittled down to a squadron size unit. It wasn't a fluke that the British had asked New Zealand for this unit as when the British first created the SAS in the deserts of North Africa during WWII, another similar type of unit was running around the desert causing havoc amongst the Germans and Italians with deep raids into their territories. This was the Long Range Desert Group or the LRDG. The first troops were drawn from the New Zealand Division and later the British army. In fact, the SAS went along with the LRDG on raids to learn their tactics and techniques so, the New Zealand army has had brother relationship with the British SAS since its inception
Obrigada por essa aula.... nossa super informativo.
They're just ridiculously cool, professional adorable dudes who keep our necks safe. Thankyou and kia kaha my bros
@Conexus X18 they aren't Brits mate
Conexus X18 well "you" assholes colonised the cavemen so give yourself an uppercut! How far back in history are we going or is there a cutoff to suit your agenda?
Reg regan line-drawing fallacy
@Conexus X18 I'm Maori bro, you can go on and on about the colonial invaders if you want but the majority of the country have moved on. We aren't British anymore, we are New Zealanders and proud.
Consexus X18
I would just love to know from which glorious innocent crime-free nation you come from that you talk so freely of others
2:55 they even blur the face or the target. Now that is top secret.
Alexander Engström LMBO🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Probably used software mate.
Prob target face was their islam loving politians, like UK army have Corbyn on the targets heh heh
Yes 😂😂😂
Rip to my uncle who died serving in the NZ S.A.S . Lest we forget
Where he died serving? Irak? Or afganistan? Respect. Who dares win
Much love to your uncle and all of those of whom who are in NZ SAS ,who passed away🙏🌹🕊
Great respect for your uncle 🪖 🇳🇿
Who Dares Wins
Great respect 🕊️
BOWS !
Spot on video. Good solid drills. No rushed movement. Proper aimed shots on target. Just how it should be.
Fooking laser sights
CasualCarson what’s in the gas
lmaooo
*Deep vader inhale*
Six inch blade
*breathing and getting hard because jammers disabling everything*
Old mate John Mcleod is the spitting image of John McAleese who was British SAS. Exact replica except Kiwi lol.
The Lynch King I thought i saw a ghost coming alive when I saw him
Captain price
What's even more weird is that they are both John Mac's.
John mcaleese from the British sas was the inspiration for price. Iraianian embassy siege. He had a son who served as well I believe. Kia if I remember correctly
was going to say they've even got a John Mac haha
by the way, thanks for NZSAS' service in Borneo during Indonesia-Malaysia Confrontation 1965-66.
A great victory!
Uncle of mine been in the sas for years. Probably once a year I’ll see him and have a beer. Just a laidback guy at home get on his wrong he’ll probably break my neck with 2 fingers. Even though I grew up on the wrong side of the law I have the up most respect for these guys.
keep to the wrong side of the law and big guys like him'll make you their wife in jail
@@justinyermaw2986 You should read up on the tunnelling war in WW1. Miners put into uniform, never taught to fire a gun, just to dig. Absutely brutal war, it scares me even thinking about it, must have made the trenches look like an holiday.
BIG respect from the UK.
Absolutely !Big respect SAS 🇬🇧🕊️
Its great to see that a member of the most hardened military unit of their country is not caught up in the macho, "get it done" mentally enough to not look down on guys who couldn't cut it in selection. He realizes some guys aren't meant to do what he does and he doesn't judge them for not having the fortitude. Really respectable.
Badass 👌🏼
Hai Matsimus! and yes - we Kiwis are proud of the NZSAS
@Matsimus huge fan of the channel mate, respect from your southern brothers
@@HunterLord458 murdering bastards, good at shooting unarmed plp, and claiming the limelight,
@Matsimus alright gizza thought I'd see you down here
@@user-qu5it5ue5g what are you on about
If they are anything like the british SAS, they are a top notch group. Keep it coming.
Pedro Portela From how the interviewees were describing the members, I think they're a little different and in my opinion not AS good as the SAS or even the Australian SAS. They seem to wear different gear as well, the main thing that shocked me was the fact that in NZ there's a direct entry recruitment scheme for the NZSAS and you don't even need to have had years of rifleman experience. I know for a fact in the Australian army you need to have years of Rifleman experience before they can even start to consider you for the SASR, from memory the same goes for the British SAS.
@@ace2k472 Sorry bud, but you're wrong there. 23 SAS recruit from civilian population aswell. As long as you got the attitude anyone can do it.
@@ace2k472 they're some of the best in the world, especially in bush warfare.
Miller Gaming that didn't happen
@@hufflepuffnurse6099 I highly doubt that. Devgru are the elite of the elite of us special forces.
Much respect to the NZSAS from Scotland!
Long live, New Zealand SAS! Respect from Brazil.
Absolutely YES ! Great respect for 🇳🇿 SAS .Good luck 🇧🇷 from 🇵🇱
BOWS 🕊️🤝
Bravo six, going dark
Sorry I had to
Wrong ones, These are the k-mart edition of the SAS 😂
Gaz: remember switching to your pistol is always faster than reloading.
TheDeathMantis took my comment 😂
@@_itz.kenco_9593 me?
@VINNYISSPEED Gaming oh its thedeathmantis i see
Their explanation is exactly what I have in mind should they ask me the 'Why' question.
Want to serve, want to learn skills and develop excellence (especially mentally), want to test myself to see what is in there, and then give back to the community with the skills I would have learned. Ya know, maybe as Personal Trainer one day or Fitness Coach to youth. I know it's not a given, and people tell me it'll be the toughest nut to crack - but it's not their dream, it's mine. And I do not want to look back, 20-30 years from now, regretting not to have at least given it my all. "Who Dares Wins".
To all those who also plan to join, I wish you all the best. Dig deep within yourself to find that endurance!
And to those already serving or have served and are now retired, my deepest respect. SAS has probably inspired me more than anything so far!
I Trained for 2 years and attempted SAS selection, was very hard. Didnt make it but was a great experience dedicating my self training and going through with it. Body just couldn't handle the training again
At least you tried and if you. Still serve guess it would make you. A better squaddie plenty of people say I'm gonna do it and don't respect for you.
Hey man you still have more balls than 99% of the people that are all talk and no action, you at least sacked up and went. Hope you’re doing well.
why did you fail dan?
@SuperWhippedBOY Could have plenty of excuses but just wasn't my time
1:26 captain Price???
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Didn’t know captain Price join NZSAS
Now we know where he went for retirement 😜
Captain price is based of that man
RIP the legend, and his lad too, that man died of heartbreak,
"Remember, switching to your pistols always faster than reloading"
:')
I have had the pleasure of working for a malay emergency sas vet and numerous Vietnam sas Australian vets . Thank you
How to win wars; train a Gurkha to be in the SAS.
Pretty sure that's against the Geneva convention
@@olliewilkinson4643 ayeee they crazy need a trench cleard send few gurkhas in job done but most probs be brutal death for the ppl in the trench
MercyReaper you should look up @nimsdai on Instagram he was a Gurkha and then went into the sbs, you should before you speak instead of being ignorant
@MercyReaper Well, Gurkhas have proven their professionalism throughout history. Like in ww2 two Gurkhas were awarded the Victoria Cross for doing insane as crap. Also, the Royal Marine Commandos are probably, not as good as the Gurkhas to be honest.
@MercyReaper I don't know mate the selection for, the Gurkhas have a much higher attrition rate then the Royal Marines. Also historical the Gurkhas had all these badass dudes who did all these one man stands against there foes. Unlike the commandos who have zero records of one man stands in history. Go to the channel simple history and search up Gurkha.
Thought it was British SAS, still cool though
They practically are the nzsas is based on the SAS the British SAS soldiers provide the training and contribute in the nzsas
Commonwealth nations are New Zealand, Australia, Canada, South Africa’s and Ireland and the UK, iff you come from any of these nations you can join the sas after serving 5+ years in the military of any commonwealth country.
This vid is miss leading so are 99% of the cmooments there is only one SAS the SAS is made up of people from all around the commonwealth.
The NZ SAS has nothing to do with the English SAS. The NZ SAS served in Vietnam and the English did not help there.
@@peace-now they did they were on rotations with kiwis and aussie officers due to experience in that type of theater
Respect from Georgia great guys 💪🇬🇪
I never knew NZ had its own SAS. I applaud all special forces, they are so brave
Ofc they still got the monarch ruling over them
@@iron_boy_2008 This comment didnt age well...
What kind of name is Soap?
Noice! Your fruit killing skills are remarkable!
Sir it's actually sophia.
ON YOUR FEET SOLDIER
WE
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How'd a muppet like you pass selection?
wrong SAS
You are a small nation but mighty in power, you have one ofvthe finest special forces in the world.
Only problem with the title is that it says SAS, not NZSAS. The SAS is Britain’s special forces.
Correct. The SAS is British only. The NZSAS is totally different, both in personnel and method of operation.
Technically British SAS is 22SAS. So NZSAS and SASR can all be called the SAS.
@@peace-now They're are not different, UK/NZ/AUS operate together train together go mission together, they're part of the royal alliance which is the commonwealth, SAS from the UK can go on mission together with some of AUS SASR or NZ SAS like I said they train together meaning they're are on the same level, SAS is SAS!
@@toahaamoa6856 Not true. The SAS is rated as the top Special Forces unit in the world. NZSAS is not mentioned in the top 100. Only English men and women are selected for the SAS. I have seen Ant Middleton's selection process on TV.
@@peace-nowSo are you saying that NZSAS and AUS SASR are not as good as the UKSAS? mate do you understand that SAS is SAS, AUS and NZ are in the Same level as the UK because they operate together, look through the history of ANZAC.
Respect from 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Nz SAS is considered the best sas unit in the world
Respect from France 🇨🇵🇨🇵
Excellent, guys.
I love the ear protectors on the dog.
They are all Elite Soldiers of the highest grade, more to the point they are all on ‘our‘ side. Be proud of them all. As a Former everyday Soldier, I am proud of them all.
This is the only video ive seen where a group of soldiers all use the most effective techniques and gear. I always see some weird guy using a magwell grip on his rifle or a one point sling or some weird crap
Keeping it simple maybe mate.
Me brother joined couple years ago. Mad respect to them all
Big up brothers, after the stack in Nairobi Kenya, I came to know of the unit, the brave SAS saved a lot of lives, from the terrorist, Bravo
john wakaba Yep, the dude’s a hero. But he’s not from this unit
New Zealand Defence Force Special Air Service Regiment ( SASR) ,and their counterparts in the UK and Australia , are world class and badass Warfighters and competent, capable Special Operators. Much love, honor and respect from a former Force Reconnaissance Marine and Army Ranger!! Hooah!! 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💪🤘
they are actually NZSASR australia is SASR
Anyone that calls them "special operators" is a muppet. What happened to just being soldiers? Now everyone has to be a "warfighter" or a "special operator"? Fvck off and stop being so fragile that you have to invent new names to make yourselves feel better.
@@iatsd yep agree and don't forget "Blade" as well...
So you were Force Recon then went 75th batt?
You are both a reconnaissance marine and an army ranger?
Brave men willing to put their lives on their line so we could live in peace. Such selflessness. We will remember them.
3:42 I'm aware he knows what he's doing and I'm also aware of the red dot on top of that scope HOWEVER there has to be a better placement for that laser, right? it's blocking atleast 1/3 off his scope.
Respect to our Aussie and NZ brother's 💯
History has proved time and time again that you cannot have a civilised prosperous society without great warriors protecting. We in western countries should be very thankful to those who protect us.
very true,its our evolution in life some win some don't ,,,,and all opinions of folk of our modern world on social media who now live in a more stable world who question our past ,i would say your country or your people lost,, quite simple,,,dont like it,, build a time machine and see how better you could do , perfection hey,lol
Can I just say, they have the best training area I have ever seen
Sixteen, going to a Military high school. Planning to join the army in two years time, and hopefully pass NZSAS selection.With some of my school mates who also want to get in.
These guys are scary good!!! Kiwi SAS are badass dudes!
Has music been stripped out of this audio?
These are Tier 1 guys, remember that. TIER 1. Its the same level of training as the UK SAS. Top level.
The tier stuff Is an American thing British don't use it
I_360_No_scoped_JFK you talk shit!
@I_360_No_scoped_JFK wrong... what the NZSAS ask for the NZSAS basically get...
I hope someday i'l meet a SAS soldier,active or retired,,, bonding moment,, respect from manila philippines
As an American, I love seeing other free nations with elite military personnel. It’s nice to have friends who can kick ass.🤘
Some of the most highly trained killers in the world there is a reason why nz sas missions are very rarely disclosed
British SAS the "original gangsters" of the modern day special forces shout out from the USA 🇺🇸👍🇬🇧
Where is the music?? what happen
Ikrrr!
🇳🇿 🇬🇧 cheers lads. Love NZ would love to visit one day or fight alongside some of your guys
One of the best nations in the world.
Thanks mate, much respect to all UK forces. RNZIR
NZ GB. Love the UK!
As a Brit, I understand the kiwis have backed us for years in wars and they're part of the commonwealth. If they want to use the SAS's name, cap badge and tactics I say more power to them. We're glad to be allied with a country like New Zealand.
Hilarious comment. The Long Range Desert Group (the forerunner of the British SAS) consisted mainly of New Zealanders, so you are welcome, we were there right at the beginning with you in the African desert in 1940....
can someone plz tell me what the track at the start of the vid is called
Yessss
@@mint3307 they removed it now
US: NAVY SEALs DELTA FORCE GREEN BERETS
UK: SBS SAS
both allies 💯💯
My stepdad was in the army and his friend was blown away by a tank and he had to identify the body, after that he trained extremely hard as a soldier and got invited to join the SaS but he declined as he wanted a family and a life, so his mate got it and that was John McAleese who stormed the Iranian Embassy
Nice!
You don't get invited in to the SAS. And if you get in you can't give your place to your mate.
J G he didn’t give it to a mate they asked my stepdad he declined and they obviously asked his mate sometime in the future after
@@JG-ib7xk You are not given a place you are right but you 100% can be invited to apply by ether one of your commanding officers or senior NCO's, my dad RIP was a 18 year green jacket 1RGJ, my dad was encouraged twice to go to selection by his boss and NCO's but he turned it down as he did not want to do that type of soldering.
He worked alongside a lot of them as a very respected specialist against IRA and infiltration and helped train a lot of the specialist police forces in the UK in anti IRA tactics, met his 2nd wife doing this, he knew a few SAS personally and held them in very high esteem but that life was not for him and left the mob a bit early so he could build a 2nd life outside of the military.
Put it this way the last few years of his military photos he had long hair down to his shoulders to match his tash, was not the normal squaddie, hence why he was encouraged to apply.
Just because you wasn't asked to apply does not mean it does not happen and ether way everyone has to go through selection the same.
Watch out for all these arm chair special forces operators in the comments below!
Does anyone know what the background music was before it was removed?
There is a documentary here on youtube on selection training for NZSAS. Unbelievably crazy intense training #respect bad ass mofos
if they only had enough training so the did commit war crimes. #OperationBurnham And the coverup after getting caught puts all the SAS and NZDF in the war criminal camp for the support and killing of unarmed civilians in a petty revenge attack.
@@BrettCooper4702 let me guess, you were there?
@@BrettCooper4702 Mate welcome to the world of SOF isn't always a badass and prestigious job
@@regregan5755 😂😂😂 hard ay
I wonder if the NZSAS also has the killing house?
Respect to our Aussie and Kiwi allies 🇦🇺🇳🇿🇬🇧
Can any Kiwi say whether NZSAS soldiers operate with UKSAS on exchange and if so do they operate in the field?
Not the actual SAS, but I'm sure the kiwi boys do a top job.
Sure, they are doing a good job but shouldn't be using our brand name.......... and accepting women? These women are no doubt good but it does show that standards are well below the Regiment's
The first sas team had nz and aus soldiers
@@clivevale the british sas also accepts women look it up
No they do not, never have and never will, there was one woman who tried bullshitting that she had made it in, but she was very quickly exposed and came in for a roasting from servicemen, not to mention women in the services who definitely did not appreciate her undermining their commitment to front line services.
@@clivevale what i mean is that women are allowed to join . I am not saying that they will
Not only the operator are very secretive, the target is very secretive aswell
if you're wondering, it's in 2:55
Any SAS is worth their weight I gold just as the north Vietnamese that feared them more than the Americans they called them the chicken killers as they could get past their chickens execute commanders an quietly get back out proud assusie gods speed boys
I think you mean chicken stranglers mate. Also, both the Australian and New Zealand SAS were called Ma Rung by the NVA and VC, which means phantoms of the jungle in Vietnamese.
@My uncles Hip socket obvious bait aside, any argument to back that up?
The NZ troops and generally the SAS were called the Grey Ghosts by the Vietcong for they could appear and disappear in jungle fight as effectively or more so than the Vietcong could.
The New Zealand SAS doesn’t need guns, they just lull their enemies into a compliant state with their awesome accents
As I recall, the old guy “Horse” competed on NZ Treasure Island about 20 years ago after he left the unit, and won the whole thing, just smoked everyone
Who dares win
Muhammed Saif Khan Who Dares Wins*
@@osgkillerzzz3879 is that how they say the motto in great britain or austrailia or in nz
@@Muhammedthemaverick Other special forces have also adopted that motto.
@@ZolaMagic25 like?
UK, Australia, NZ, Hong Kong, Tunisia, France, Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), Greece, Cyprus, Israel, Latvia and Belgium.
Good video. Thanks for posting.
I wanna join SAS when I'm older
I’ve only just learnt about the Australian SAS, but then again I wouldn’t be surprised because the Queen is their Monarch and all that stuff
UK, Aussie and EnZed SAS are at the top of the pack in regards to special forces. There are other notable mentions but SAS really do set a bench mark.
American Delta Force and Seal Team 6 are equally as good and have the added advantage of having the latests kit and other high tech goodies at their disposal not too mention the support of the Night Stalkers. Best helo pilots in the world.
@@lenn55 if you see these units they wear the same kit and equipment
What do you do during all the years of retirement.
Inside the SAS | Creating the Elite Soldier .....Every Walter Mittey's wet dream book come true.
We have the greatest Special Forces in the world. 👍🏴🇬🇧🏴
Betcha the real deal sas dudes reading sone of these comments are having a chuckle.
You are right...we keep the NZ SAS for ourself.....they are the best of the best.This is british SAS.
I like their rifles set ups!! Aimpoint t1's /trijicon acog's
Greets from Spain kiwis!!!
Yes it is a great rifle, the MARS-L LMT, also standard rifle for the NZDF, awsome bit of kit
my uncle was trained by the British special forces SAS in 1941-1943 his name was Major Silentunseen Hieronim Dekutowski nickname "Zapora",,
SAS, NSAS, & SASR. Same name, same motto, same heritage, and in most cases same blood. I fear the growth of political correctness is driving our societies apart and we are neglecting our civilisation in the name of stupidity such as gender quotas in the military and equal outcome in civilian life. I hope you lads down their don't forget what the UK has long forgotten.
Much respect man, with our P.M we might be up shit creek too man, waaay to p.c, but as of yet still no females in SF, which will stay that way till they can meet the standard which many men fail.
Anyone know what rifles they’re running I heard they use lmt’s now
best motto in the world : "WHO DARES WIN"
Missed the 'S' who dares winS ....
I didn’t know that NZSAS would accept the volunteers from Navy and Air Force. I’ve heard that in UK SAS there are only the members from the Army.
Anyone in the UK armed forces can apply for selection same as in NZ
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Very interesting! Congratulations!
British SAS is the best 🏴🏴🏴
@Dave Klonpenberg na grown man who was in the British Army
The SAS tradition carries on, hats off Kiwis.