US Army Special Forces | Green Berets | Quiet Professionals - "De Oppresso Liber"
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The U.S. Army's Special Forces, also known as the Green Berets, Quiet Professionals, and Snake Eaters, are apart of the 1st Special Forces Command. Green Berets are highly trained and elite soldiers who specialize in Counter-Terrorism, Foreign Internal Defence, Close Protection, Covert Reconnaissance, and Unconventional Warfare behind enemy lines.
US Special Forces have been apart of almost all of America's conflicts around the world. From top-secret assassination operations in Vietnam to training Afghan Special Forces. The United States Special Forces play a widely diverse role in today's climate.
Special Forces Groups:
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3rd SFG(A)
5th SFG(A)
7th SFG(A)
10th SFG(A)
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My Uncle was a Green Beret, medic, and paratrooper he unfortunately lost in life in the line of duty just 2 months from retirement. MSG George Allen Bannar Jr.
I knew him. I’m sorry for your loss. He was a great guy.
@Russian Invasion of Ukraine no I’m not kidding. I knew George Banner. We were in 3rd Group.
Pretty sure I had the unfortunate experience of meeting/dealing his ex wife (Jennifer). She still owns their duplex in Fayetteville and houses her current husband's mother in it (she married another SF guy). I married and have since divorced the man she married after him, who was also a green beret. My sincere condolences.🙏
@@amandaadkins3524 I guess she loves SF guys.
@@dan7462 There's actually 'SF groupies' that specifically hang out at local bars that are typically frequented by SF guys and she's one of them (I had no idea such a thing existed until I met my ex). After George died in 2013, she was already remarried, but would make a huge production out of 'honoring' him every year, which in my opinion was highly dispectful to his current wife Michelle and his family. I was w/my ex for 13 yrs who's an instructor w/JSOC. Her current husband actually came through the course he teaches. Let's just say she's not the brightest bulb on the block and never dared speak a word to me. I'm guessing the few brain cells she's working with gave her enough sense not to! The only reason I was around her frequently is she had a child w/my ex and then we had a son which she tried to say was not his real brother. She's no genius, lol
I just retired after 24 years of service. 15 of those years in Special Forces. Thank you for all the great comments and support. While it was a long hard road with many brothers lost, it was a great pleasure wearing the Green Beret.
My cousins husband is now a Green Beret he's told me a bit about training. He said your training becomes fun then shows me a pic of him hanging off a mountain with a hudge pack on him like its nothing .... I'm like dayum brother ... He enjoys mountain climbing a lot now
thank you for your service, sir!
Ty Patriot. God bless you and WeThePeople are extremely grateful for the men and women who risk it all🙏
Best Regards Pathfinders Comrades, from Ft. Benning & Bragg. Currahee!
Thank you brother. I only spent 4 years in the Marine corps but in my lifetime I've met some seals a couple of Green berets other special forces guys I even had the pleasure of getting to know a British royal Marine. All of the above had a way about them so calm so involved in listening to someone and the way presented themselves and the way they spoke was something very out of the ordinary of a very common Fighting Man. Nothing but 1000% respect for all of them, especially the green berets they are on a level it's unbelievable
Green Beret's are definitely some of the most humble, kind, intelligent people I've come to talk to in the Army. Their mission is so much broader than just strike operations. They become part of the foreign community. From training Soldiers, helping families, and building community centers like schools and demolished buildings from past battles. One person described them as the most bad ass school counselors you'll ever meet. They're definitely NOT special operations, they are special forces. Ask any Ranger to go through a wall and they'll just beat it sensless until they get through. Ask a Green Beret to go through a wall, and he'll just get another Ranger to do it for him. That's the difference between them and regular grunts. Really smart and talented people.
I was Lucky enough to have an 82nd that I grew up with, and a Navy Seal. Both Family members when home on leave still vigorously worked out 3 to 4 times a day.
Both made it but not without being shot. They would come home for a short time & leave again to go back to it.
I would say they are the most dedicated.
When our Green Beret came home from his last tour I was told NOT TO WAKE HIM OR GO IN HIS ROOM WHILE HE WAS SLEEPING ANYMORE 😢 that he might accidentally hurt me.
Thank you Special Forces
God Be with you all🙏❤️🙏
Almost of US SF GREEN BERETS since UNIT Creation, Have DE OPRESSO LIBER craved in their Souls. That's the Reason and the Way Why The Unit remains Solid.
You made them just sound lazy in the last part....
@O R Really, I'm not a Kind. Neither my former Brothers SF. But if someone reconigze ALL EFFORTS to do things going better, the RESPECT MAINTEINED SOLID. Best Regards SF's
The Most Operational Guy, Is The Most Humble! Is That A Fact, In Brazil Is The Same Thing!
The guy that went in and got the broken clavicle was MSG Anthony Pryor, AKA "Bucket". Proud to say he trained me and I got to do three more year long tours and live to tell about it. God Bless "Bucket".
Thank you for your service. But just as a matter of protocol, I think it's best that we, as supporters of this small community of warriors, refrain from printing their names.
valor.militarytimes.com/hero/17161 Is this the right Anthony?
I think it is everything checks out
mark daniels you know they were terrorists to us back in the 1960s hell my grandfather fought and he hated white people but he still fought in ww2 and the Korean War hell he is black
mark daniels awww. Did someone pee in your cornflakes?
I met a Navy Seal once...He humbly told me Green Berets are like big brothers to a Seal and he had so much respect for you guys ..I was fascinated
Blue_Devil correct
@Man In The Arena "Delta" or CAG as they are known now, don't really have a mission outside of providing bodyguard services for big headed politicians
@Blue_Devil NSW is looked down upon is SOF
@@fordhipo1493 uh no. Not true. They killed the leader of ISIS not too long ago. They rarely do security stuff.
DELTA FORCE TRAINED BY THE SAS LOOK IT UP
I spent 7 years in Afghanistan, most of it as an ETT (with 3rd SFG and 7th SFG) and the rest as a contractor working with the ANA.
I worked with French, UAE, Norwegian, British, Dutch, and US Special Forces.
All of those units had some exceptional personnel. All of those units were highly trained, were in exceptional shape and very intelligent.
But the US Special Forces was, without a doubt, the most professional and cool-headed warriors I met over there, and they possessed a vigorous spirit and enthusiasm in training and combat, far above the others.
I enjoyed every minute I spent with them.
I have a million stories from those days................................."Pain heals, chicks dig scars, glory lasts forever."
What about Indian army.. 😎😎 have you heard about marcos....
@@saksham7223i'm %100 sure, no one heard about it.
Please check it in the google.. marcos, para sf, garuda, NSG these special forces in india......
true true
How bout canada
I'm not American but Life has beat me up so bad that just by watching this guys I get some strenght to keep pushing. God Bless America and all of us.
I can relate. I watch videos like this from time to time. Get's me fired up and motivated.
God bless you!!
While stationed in Kaiserslautern West Germany back in 1986 to 1988 ..we were in the mess hall for dinner...a few Green Berets entered to have dinner...the room got so quiet and we removed ourselves to to let these guys go first...much respect..Go Army..
I couldn't qualify for military. But these men give country pride a whole different meaning
What happen ?
Why couldn’t you qualify
Allergies, asthmatic and no highschool diploma. The recruiters say they were pretty good with new recruits and could pick and choose at the time . Unless recruiting was low, then they lowered the standards to fill the ranks
I got med pdq because of a torn acl with no corrective surgery back in 03. Not being able to server is still my biggest regret in life.
Absolutely. They do a job that either most of us can't or don't want to. It's a calling with these guys.
When your an individual there’s always someone smarter stronger and more talented. When your a part of an elite team there’s no one better.
Not really. You need the individual! That's true freedom but you need an alpha who can put those in the proper position and draw the best out of them. Camaraderie is natural once in a pack! Semper fi
Synergy/Simbiosis
@Noodles the green berets are Delta. 1st special forces Operational Detachment Delta. They just originally focused all counter terrorist missions. Any green beret really have the ability to do anti terrorism but Delta are more involved what ever those classified missions involve.
@@Mocha69A www.wearethemighty.com/articles/4-key-differences-between-the-green-berets-and-delta-force
Not really. Delta has recruits from all over the US Army including Green Berets TIER 2 units. Delta is the next level up, and has its own selection process. In the UK our SF (or Special Operations, using US jargon) do much of the stuff Green Berets do and all the other SF stuff. UK also has other special units for specific functions , like Pathfinders and Mountain Leader Royal Marines, who do some of what Green Beret do. Difference is, the US silos roles into separate units, as they have so much money and men. UK do more with less organisations...
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When I was growing up one of our close family friends was a green beret. Even though I was young, I can remember not only the professionalism he demonstrated but also the love he showed to every single person he encountered. I hope one day to be even half the man he was. Rest In Peace Jason. I wish you were here today.
I'm a Sri Lankan and I'm thankful for the Green berets for training our special forces. To be exact the 1st Special Forces Group trained our Special Forces Regiment and they carried out daring missions, especially LRRP missions behind enemy lines against the LTTE terrorists killing their leaders and also gaining valuable intelligence and that helped immensely to defeat that terrorist group.
You should be more thankful to MARCOS and PARA sf but you forgot about Indian help now you a slave of Chinese.
Know the truth
I’m not SOF but a army vet who was visiting Sri Lanka a few years back before the economy collapsed with a Buddhist monk. Love your country and the people i hope you guys pull through these tough times.
@@NoDrizzy630 thanks for visiting Sri Lanka! And yes the economy did collapse and it's very unfortunate because the people voted for a corrupt murderous psycho dictator! Those Buddhist monks you mentioned are rouge and they aren't really representing true Buddhism or Lord Buddha's teachings! I'm glad I wasn't one of them who voted for the corrupt president but I'm really sad for what has become of the country our brave soldiers protected sacrificing their lives and limbs 😥
Back in the day, I had the honour of jumping with these warriors in Helena Montana earning my American Jump wings. They were later invited to come north to Petawawa Ontario Canada do get their Canadian jump wings, These guys were great. One of the greatest comeback response I have ever heard was when we were all loading a military bus for a jump in Pet. I very large GB steps on the bus and addresses us Canadians with the question "How come yall say Eh?, and a small Newfoundlander looked at him and said with his newfy accent, "How come yall say yall? All of us on the bus almost pissed ourselves laughing including the driver. What a great time we had with these fellow warriors.
Csor or 3rcr?
Yelp, I can see the whole event unfold exactly as you told it, great times indeed, stay well.
I think the PPCLI was one of the best and bravest units I worked with in Kandahar....hands down
@@cirtapnageem5329 The Pats, RCR's and the Vandoos are all great Regiments. I have friends and family that serve and served in all of them.
@@swordofmanticore1253 I worked with the RCRs, Vandoos and PPCLI in Spin Boldak and Masum Ghar.
I rank them, based on my experience working side by side in this order.
1--- PPCLI
2----RCR
....
........
87----Vandoos
They were, again, in my opinion, incompetent, gutless and worthless in comparison to the other two.
I feel the same about the performance of 101st Airborne from the USA too.....in case you wanted to know
De Oppresso Liber: simple meaning is 'liberation of those who are oppressed' or deeper meaning is 'liberating one's self from the illusion of the ego'...selfless.
10th SFG, 5th SFG and MACV-SOG
Lee Burkins author of 'Soldier's Heart: An Inquiry of War'
''The less I was of who I was the better I felt.'' -Leonard Cohen after 10 yrs. serving as a monk.
Prayers to those (Tag; you are ^it folks) who are battling both the seen, & the unseen virus.
-11b4p 1/504 '71---'74
...tTt...
///^it\\\
@@soldtobediers Actually, the true meaning is, "liberate the oppressed"
@@matthewmason6799 It is as so, as these two men who knew long before
the S.F. was founded...
''There are men too superior to be seen except by the few, as there are notes too high for the scale of most ears.'' -Ralph Waldo Emerson
''DE OPPRESSO LIBER''
''For every ten people you find clipping at the leaves of evil. you're lucky to find one who's hacking at the roots.'' -Henry David Thoreau
''For none are closer,to the author of pain & sacrifice Himself...
Than those who choose, to perform it for the sake & safety of others.'' -gilpin
You were part of MACV-SOG? So was my father. Can’t remember what year he served in Vietnam, but he was MACV-SOG. Retired here on Okinawa part of the 1/1 SFGA,
Thank You for your service Sir. May God bless you and your Family! 🇺🇸
"Fighting Soldiers from the sky
Fearless men who jump and die
Men who mean just what they say
The brave men of the Green Beret..." - Ballad of the Green Berets.
Death from above.
From a Vietnam era woman....thank you all for your service, dedication, and honor. We cherish all of you...forever.
The guy on the left thumbnail is a buddy from baisc training. Crazy seeing people i know on things like this.
I got a nephew in SF. He's one bad ass dude that if I were the enemy I definitely would not want to either meet this guy or get into a fight with him. He's just a beast with a bias for action. And when the shit hits the fan, he's ready to open a can of stompass and make you wish you had not pissed him off.
bro if you told that story at parties youll be fighting off pussy
Most difficult training face these forces US NAVY SEAL, SAS UK, MARCOS INDIA...
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U sure about that because he looks American and it said he was a green beret in the video at 7:33
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The quiet professionals that means a lot no need for publicity get the job done god bless u guys..
Deopreso Liber They literally love publicity. LoL There are video after video BY THEM showing off or drumming up support in recruitment videos etc. Its tier 2 SF. Tier 1 consider them average in comparison.
@@alihilly1 No they dont. Tier 1 operators usually come from these tier 2 units. There is nothing but respect between them.
Ryosuke19 Let me rephrase that, any other country thinks green berets (or any tier 2 units) are sub par SF. The British for example think tier 2 SF aren’t up to standard. Navy seals (numbers, not colours) and green berets.
@@alihilly1 Show me the sources where they claim this please.
Ryosuke19 Read bloody heroes. They say multiple times that they aren’t up to scratch and a cut below them. They happily acknowledge CIA SAD paramilitary officers are up to the task among other tier 1 units, but not tier 2. (Hence they’re called TIER 2).
As a businessman with 6 years as an Officer in the 10th SF, 3rd and 5thSFG I want to say my team A-237 was to this day the finest and bravest men I have ever known. RIP Kipkins, Thompson, Raber, Peek and MIA Seymour. God bless you all.
My father was special forces green beret he was a great man never whooped me something in my heart told me he was my hero even though he had his mishaps I never disrespected him once in the 13 years that I knew him R.I.P. to my father and my hero
Excellent video. I was in SF and MACVSOG 67 -68. I am very impressed at how much SF has evolved. The training, gear, etc. Back then SF was not on your list of smart things to do for career. We were often considered black sheep by higher ups. But for "some reason" the powers that be wanted us. And what we accomplished.
Looking back at my time in MACVSOG (C&C Central) I realize that the SOG activities were impressive. But the U. S. Army Special Forces was where I fit. Philosophically, psychologically.
Still not always respected by the Army main stream. Big Army & Little Army is how I heard it characterized way back in '07.
@@55Bentley6 Each branch and unit in the military fulfills partially unique missions. Within the Navy, many jobs are on land and in the air. There is overlap, and that adds to internal rivalry, and shared lessons/equipment advancements.
No one could have an army of all SF, or all Air Force, or SEALS, etc. (scary thought.)
DOL Sir. We admire you old timers with the utmost respect. "If you don't know where we came from, how can you possibly know where we're going?"
You macvsog men have my upmost respect. The stories and heroism is almost unbelievable but not even Hollywood could make a more insane story. My hats off to you men for what you went through. For anyone wanting to hear about macvsog missions look up John Stryker Meyer. The stories will blow your mind what they endured.
Did you see some MAC V SOG LRRP Unit bout camboja? Sir?
The Green Beret has a great history of US Army especially during the Vietnam conflict. They're the one train the Navy SEALS what they're today. Go Army all the way!
Who gives a crap pal the British sas and SBS are the daddies off all special forces fact 🇬🇧🏴
@@StarzzyJJASD yeahhhh
These guys are awesome. Many people will never know how much grit and dedication to craft it takes to become an SF Soldier. Served 10 years myself but I don’t think I’d make the cut. Thank you for your service!
I served 5 times in Afghanistan. Of course as HUN-SOF. I met excellent soldiers and we served together. We were together in many firefights. We did our job. I’m proud to have been able to work with groups of 10th. He who fell in the firefight lives forever in me.
How about 5 tours?
The Green Berets are an incredible group, so highly trained. But for the ones who are strong enough to make it (Earn the Title Green Beret) but still want to push themselves farther. Go in CAG because they are always looking for the next challenge to push them to a new level!! I served 22 years in U.S. Army (ret.) and the bonds formed through pain (brotherhood) are stronger than the bond in a bloodline family.
I’m a 30 infantryman I’m re enlisting and trying out for 20th group in September. I have gave up dating, drinking, hanging with friends or family. I am training everyday to get in the best shape before I go. I pray I make it
@@Child0ne are you still preparing?
Different mission though. Some people prefer the mission of SF. They like going in and being a massive force multiplier by training local forces. Or they like the idea that if it's big (especially now) they might inserted behind enemy lines to train resistance forces.
My uncle fought in Vietnam war as a Korea Army Special Force member , He always said that Green Beret US Army Special Force was the best warrior and we could learn a lot from the operation with them. May God bless American and Green Beret from South Korea.
3:12, ahhhhh. good times. was actually part of this mission. Not a Green Beret, but was an infantry support element for it. amazing times there. IDC what anyone says, these guys are the worlds most elite and I spent 9 months with them and they're the greatest dudes on the planet
I show respect to them and other soldiers from all over the world as colleagues with the same mission.
From a member of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force🇯🇵
Thank you for serving your country. It’s good to see us so ready to confront evil together
Chosen one, anywhere in the World if you are in special forces, you are cut above... Live life to the fullest potential....
*I Salute this exceptional men in exceptional uniform!*
The greatest of men. All US special forces. What an honor.
They kill a lot of people tho
My father was a green beret tunnel rat in Vietnam 70 to 71..most scariest humble man I knew lol he never wore a army hat or shirt nothing never said anything about it.. he was proud of it but never spoke of it.. I lost him to small cell lung cancer 4 years ago show me what tough is never complain just worried about my mom.. love you pops
U.S. will never be defeated, they are the most powerful soldiers in the world. I am proud of you.
Him : Green Berets operate in small teams.
Also him : we'll take 250 guys with us.
Depends on the situation :)
250 indigenous people that a 12 man SF team taught and inspired to fight, then fought along side them.
You do know green berets can do both, right? And 250 men aren’t green berets, they are Indigenous forces that are trained by SF and they will all come to fuck you up
So my dad, he was once dropped into Taiwan with one other Green Beret. They hiked 12 hours to their mission site, did the job and hiked back 12 hours....they SO wanted to taste the local cuisine so they got a local kid to watch their jeep and chowed down. Meanwhile the MPs found out what they did and he got arrested. For leaving the vehicle.
@B Dan Generation Cuss! TY for serving
Take my hat off for this guys, from their willing to be, to their battle field and to the man they are, for us to be living free!!!
The tuffest challenge I ever had while in the military was attending SFAS. I loved every part of it and it truly made me know what my body can take. Miss those days and will never forget those good times.
So much respect for the men and women who choose to undergo this
This is going to be one of those videos that I come back to every so often over the next several years
And yet, according to Business Insider, they aren't elite. 🙄
Did you see the video Angry Cops just did on that article? The author said SOF is just special and not elite lol. The author is just “special”.
Said who? They never said that. Business insiders said SF are the most versatile SOF in the world which makes them dangerous and this is true
BKL you’re a fucking dumb ass. The author is a retired COL who wrote this article. He was talking about the culture within SOF you fucking dipshit. How SOF members see themselves as elite or god status in the military. Business insider isn’t implying they aren’t great. The article is simply saying SOF members should stay humble. Fucking moron.
@@MM-qt8gz Haha. K. The title being a misnomer is still a problem. You and your semantic games can get fucked. Cheers!
@Jon Hoef Coward? I bet your wouldn't say that to my face. You know not of what you speak, fucktwit. I'm currently in the military. What about my dislike of the title of the business Insiser article would suggest I am anti-military? Not a green beret but I am in the Air Force. Not that I need to justify myself to a keyboard warrior like yourself.
The greatest privilege of my 21 year career was to serve as a liaison officer with CJSOTF-A for the 3rd and 7th Group in Afghanistan in '07. The most professional group of people I have ever had the honor of working with. I'll tell you, civilian life is a real let down after that.
Sadam husen Bangladesh you know ok never india
I remember being a very green and young Combat Engineer in 2005, in Iraq…A SF A-Team used to imbed with our patrol to go from Mosul up-to Dahuk…Dahuk had the only Class VI resupply point in that AO😂…I’m pretty sure that’s the Only Reason they came with…but it darn sure made me feel a lot better knowing I’m conducting some of my first patrols in theatre…and I’ve got 12 Quiet Professionals with us!! But what made the most difference for me…. helped me and my friends to stay Alive…was the SF Team Leader, a SFC that we called ‘Stony’, he saw that I was super amped…he took the time to set me down and explain what to look and listen for…the signals that something might be wrong…and maybe most importantly, he taught me to relax whenever it’s possible!
His advice…considering the Source…allowed me to make an instant shift to a far more survivable perspective and approach! Although, I still had many more lessons to learn in a Combat Zone…I will never forget one of the first lessons; taught by a man didn’t have to even say a word to me, but cared enough to help me get my mind RIGHT!! Thanks for posting! Sappers In The Breach!!
Semper Fidelis to all of those operators!
I served in the 101st in Iraq in 03 as a infantry squad leader, in mosul Iraq towards the end of my year I conducted a raid with Delta my squad and myself secured a floor of a hotel and watched them take down there Target . Quite professional and I was impressed. My squad learned alot just watching them and at that time we had conducted many raids and thought we were the LAPD swat haha that taught us. Respectfully.
Thank God for our special forces doing the dirty work and protecting humanity! Deep in the DUMBs, out in the mountains, in the sea. We love you, where we go 1 we go all
Respect to these men. I could never, but I do plan on becoming a 56m in the army
My father-in-law developed the infamous 3-wheeled Jeep. He was SF (18B, 18C, then 180A) in Vietnam.
The stories he is willing to share put my escapades in Iraq and Afghanland to shame lol (even my time with 3rd SFG).
One fun story is when his team went "hunting" for water buffalo from a helo, then brought it back and had a bbq.
Man they must of hated your dad atm carrying that bullshit jeep
"They don't listen well....." Hahahahaha!
Pretty much all SOF guys
Yeah I got a beta way🤙
Wow,im hurt,lol
@@miletello1 GB are SF
@@OP_KRKN not sure I follow your point. Green Berets are Army Special Forces, I am aware. I jokingly (kinda) said all Special Operations Forces (SOF) are also like that. Not just GB.
I am never envious of these men because I am not strong like them. Instead, I'm happy they exist to begin with. Those with exceptional skill and bravery to take on the dangers that most of us will not/can not face.
Proud to be part of this guys in a survival training for 4 weeks and earned my respect and certificate of survival training course. Thank you guys woooooaaaah.
Had the opportunity to be trained by SF guys in germany while I was an infantryman.. it kicked our butts but best training ever..
Feeling like I missed my calling. Thanks for your service gentlemen!
It isn't gentleman anymore. They lowered the standards two years ago so women could make it.
@@tgildersleeve8295 that makes no sense brother.special warfare community would never lower the standards.
@@Idkgoogleitbro You better do some research.
@@tgildersleeve8295 sorry bro but you're just ignorant and don't understand the integrity of special warfare.SpecOps would NEVER lower any standards on any part of selection.
@@tgildersleeve8295 I want you to message any of the team dudes on youtube right now and ask if they lower standards for woman.youll get a polite"No , you're an idiot" message.
I worked with 3 retired GB's & 1 SEAL in Afghanistan. They taught me so much about life, understanding culture & people, the military, starting a task and seeing it through completion, communication, etc, etc! I am forever indebted to them for the knowledge they were able to pass onto me. I was able to use what they taught me and advance within my company to take jobs in other parts of the world and thrive. I consider them my brothers and whenever my phone rings and I see its one of them checking in on me, I immediately get a big smile on my face reliving all the good times we had in the Stan!
Firstly, I thank you for this precious video, secondly, I have always had a deep respect and honor for all that serve, after watching this, I am humbled beyond measure, each of you so divinely committed to protecting humanity on every level, in situations we could really never truly imagine or comprehend. I felt truly honored to watch this video, to have the privilege of awareness, reality of human unification in absolute purpose of commitment to yourselves, each other, and the protection, safety, and implementation of humanitarian rights globally. I thank God for you all. May God keep you in his blessings, keep you safe, and showered in our (my) eternal gratitude.
I have to say Navy Seal's and Army Rangers are the Muscles ,they are hit and run units.But these guys here .The US Army Special Forces ( Green Berets ) are the Brains ,and when I say the brains I ain't kidding ,Many of these guys have Degree's .Many of them are Doctors ,lawyers on the civilian side .Besides these guys will stay in a hostile country a year or longer .Seal's and Rangers will hit their target ,mission accomplished .Time to go home boys. VS Green Berets who will hit their target and say, Time to set up camp we will be here for at least a year or so. Airborne baby .
To add to your point, Zach Hughes (former SF operator), made a video describing the scariest part of being a Green Beret. It wasn't the direct action or jumping out of airplanes like other SOF units do, it was sleeping/living with, and helping people he barely knew who could have connections to or be (un)knowingly supporting hostile forces. ua-cam.com/video/AU1sjHaZlE0/v-deo.html
Richard Mc Tere: More or Less, I can concur, however, only one who is on Active Duty, In The Reserve Components, or an Honorably Discharged Veteran, can really and truly speak from 1st ✋ Experience, on having trained alongside, deployed with, and been Downrange in Action and Active Combat Operations with these SPECIAL FORCES Long Tab- and Green Beret- wearing Gun Guys. As for all POS Civilian armchair militarists and internet warrior wannabes: A 🐺 does not listen to the opinions of 🐑!! RODRIGUEZ WOJTEK, OUT!!🇺🇸🦅🗽🔪🗡️⚔️💣💥🔥💀☠️
John Rodriguez. And you would know.
I think they wouldn't agree at all. They would say that they are the muscles with the brain. I mean do you really think that there is any difference between Green Beret or navy seal how they can fight? They are all in top shape with crazy weapon skills etc.. I would say Green berets have more "pain in the ass job" than seals that's for sure..
To put it in simple terms. GB are trained for marathons and other SOF Units are trained for Sprints.
All top notch, just different mission sets. 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Respect from France.
My nephew is going through army bootcamp right now. I keep sending him Sf videos. He was quarantined because him and a few others were exposed to covid. But I think he is out now. For all our warriors out there, Thank you for your bravery and selflessness...
These warriors trained my father in combat and counter-terrorist tactics in 1999, both here and in San Juan, Puerto Rico, under the charge of Special Forces Major Scott T. waterman i am from paraguay eternally grateful to these men the best of the special forces in the world
much respect from israel, benny gantz(former chief of the general staff of the IDF) have completed a green berets course.
May I ask what they complete this for exactly? I mean do they have to qualify for this for idf special forces or is this just voluntary? It’s no small feat!
@@k.t.1641 Most countries who has straregic partnership with USA does this on voluntary basis. I am from India and our ex chief V K singh got a ranger tab.
USS LIBERTY
Dancing Israelis
Urban Moving Systems
Fuck Israel
@@BrandonSmith-qx8jx , in this instance, I concur. Why did 25 United States Sailors and 2 United States Marines die on 08 June 1967AD at 1400 Local Time on board the USS Liberty AGTR-5, by IAF fighter jets and IDF Navy motor torpedo boats, when , they knew that The United States was operating in international waters; " Allies"?!🇺🇸🇮🇱😡😠💩🖕
@@johnrodriguez3870 With greatest allies like that, who needs enemies?
Let's talk about Epstein and the Mossad blackmailing our politicians and subverting our country through central banking, finance, media, Hollywood, and academia, too.
Brothers in arms 🇬🇧🇺🇸💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
Hell yeah dude! Queen and country! Love from America!
Canada your lil brothers are here too 💪🇨🇦
Craige Laberge of course I forgot to mention 🇬🇧🇺🇸🇨🇦
Ex para reg 05-11 and you yank lads are something else
Brothers in arms🇺🇸🇬🇧
Mikey Para thanks for your service mate. I’m going to be a para soon, then hopefully I’ll make it into the uksf
What an amazing "family" to be a part of; they are truly Special.
That's crazy how close they are shooting near each other in that CQB part. That shows some trust.
Beautiful video man! Great job.
Forever grateful for your service and dedication! So proud of our U.S. Military! 🇺🇸
Man one of the best videos on SF I have seen
RIP my green beret father Sam Gillette..and yes he was one of the quietest men I knew (except for my son). but towards the end of his life I did get a few stories. Here is the most moving...this is what a Green Beret is inside...he was a CO in Ft. Benning (where I was born), and one of his men had recovered from 3 bullet wounds in Vietnam and was about to be shipped back. So the young man put on his dress uniform and went to a local bar and got drunk where the Mps found him...they brought him back and he got up on a turret and was screaming "what are you gonna do? send me back to Vietnam???"...so my dad had HIMSELF arrested instead of the young man. But the women were awesome too. His second wife's first husband was 19 when 2 and a half weeks into his first and only tour he had the lower half of his face blown off. He is still alive thanks to his wife. Told she could not she went and got herself to Japan and was at his side there and for the 7 plus years that followed in Walter Reed. She saved his life. Kent endured two skin grafts from his back that took a year each and both failed. He does not wear a prothesis. THIS IS COURAGE. What my mom endured is also amazing and she thinks the spouses of today have it better because they can skype. She sometimes went months between contact with my dad with 4-5 kids (4 for his first tour in Vietnam) and pregnant with the fifth during the second after which she had a major break down, alone without him. My dad was my best friend and I miss him so much it's hard to explain. He had retired as a Lt. Col.! He lost his best bud in 9/11 in the Pentagon and I like to think he and Chuck are together again. I once read in a book at the time my dad was training in Massachusetts that they were considered the smartest men in the USA and I am proud to say my son follows in his footsteps; he is a civil engineer engineering an underground depot as we speak. Graduated top of his class Virginia tech! Please pray for his sister my daughter she has breast cancer and we will find out soon if my son carries the same genetic mutation. Their dad does.
American made
American proud!
Some people practice until they can get it right others until they cant get it wrong.
Woooh I like this.!
This is just one of the reasons I loved my job so much. Special Forces is the best experience of my entire military career. DOL
i'm convinced. this is what i want to do. not just the kicking in doors but the teaching and helping of others is amazing.
You guys are amazing, God bless you all for doing what you do. You all are so appreciated. Thank you and God be with you all always!
Bad ass Green Berat ..U are the best in my book God Bless ..68 to 70 Iron Triagle 5th group my pop...🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Amereica loves u thank u..i tried..
I'm a proud son and nephew of three of the strongest men I ever knew. I never served but thank them in heaven everyday for their sacrifices. I see how soft americans are and imagine a civilian training similar to what these men go through. I feel we would be stronger as a country if we found our inner strength as these men have. I believe service to our country should be mandatory for at least two years . Watching people burn or disgrace the flag sickens me and has me wondering where our great Nation is going . Thank you for every sacrifice you've made to give me the liberty I enjoy. Thanks Dad, Uncle Larry and Uncle Lamar for teaching me to stand and never think selfishly.
Had the pleasure rolling with 10th group while serving with the LRS. You long tabbers are something else. Respect.
God bless you guys! Silent Warriors that need no gratitude but Thank you for all you do for our Country and each other.
To all the military. Thank you for you're service.
I'm on my wife's UA-cam on her phone and would like to personally thank all and any U.S. Special Forces Unit's for absolutely doing whatever it is their doing to protect myself and all other Americans in their across the world
The sacrifice is that they lost themselves to go through this training and after have to be re taught to prioritize their own feelings , needs and wants after neglecting their emotions and inner child for so long. I never understood until I met a green beret and I’d ask how he was feeling and he would never answer me. Untouchable.
WOW, USA ARMY is most greatest forces of world! I am Korean and my dream is Republic of Korea army officer I want Korea to gain strong military power. So I think, We need to use this green beret as a motive for strong military power.
I didn’t realize Ronin was former Delta Operator that’s awesome. Shout out to 1st group. 🤙🏽
He was delta support. Not an actual operator
I came here just to tell all the soldiers that I wish I was there with you, I should of been there. Before I graduated it’s all I wanted but now that I have a daughter I can’t make the trip. But I give you guys all my respect. Stay sharp and God bless.
Just started watching your channel.GOD BLESS YOU FOR THIS HONOR.
God bless the United States Army , the United States of America and our special forces ! To the men who rush towards danger as others are running away - my hat goes off to all of you past , present and future. Without you all , we would have no nation to call our own and no freedom to live as we see fit . Fight fight fight no matter the cost. Remember your Oath and support and defend the constitution of the United States of America. Hoorah
That's all nice and dandy. But are you not being invaded at the moment? You have open borders, mass immigration, immigrants being flown around on internal flights. And dropped off in red towns and cities. Is that not unconstitional ?.
Sorry, I'm 🇬🇧 Veteran worked along side the US marines in the liberation of Kuwait. Then with the Marines at Al qahim and the 101 in Beji. Good guys and professional. Not as good as us. But close enough 😁 obviously we have our problems too. But obviously I'm curious as to what is going on over the pond.
Keep low, move fast, stay safe
@@martinleifnymark7432 why is Britain so arrogant with their military right now? If you were so elite, you wouldn’t be spending all your time saying how great you are on a UA-cam comment section.
Thank you so very much for your service to our country
thank you for everything you do.
I am grateful for your service and sacrifices that you and your families quietly endure. Thank you.
GOD BLESS YOU SPECIAL
WARRIORS!!!
I heard Tim Kennedy's voice. Tu lam would of been awesome too.
Great video🤝👏🇺🇲 I got teary eyed.
All of you out there keeping us free, thank you. You guys are very appreciated.
Thank you for showing us its possible to be the men we all wished we could be
another top notch video
De Oppresso Liber
Thank you for watching! :)
Excellent. DOL
A giant thank you to all that have served America. You are in our prayers.
Respect from Brazil! Forças Especiais do Exército and Green Berets! 🇺🇲🇧🇷
Victory for the U.S.A., peace and prosperity for it's citizens, this is the mission in service to the constitution 🇺🇸
Going to selection this August, thanks for adding on motivation for my dream
Good luck!
Good luck!
Don't ever quit man I'm training to be a Green Beret as well maybe we will meet someday.💪🇺🇸🤙
Stay in the moment, one day at a time! Keeping your head in the present moment is the biggest thing.
How did it go?
We love our soldiers. Our Special Forces are the best!! Thank you for all you do to keep us free.
Amazing video. Badass. Thank you!
God bless them all. 🇺🇸🙏🏽
Heart brothers ,brothers in arm who defend the liberty ,the oprimed ,and the true .The only Justice Knights to this century who act with theirs heart and theirs inteligency.They are the light warriors who eradicate the ly and the evil .We love you my brothers !The light and the love will overcome the darkness ."De oppresso Liber"
Very proud of our service members! Thank you!
Spent many years with the oda teams in Philippines. Great bunch of guys. Stay safe brothers