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The events in Tears of the Sun are based on true events, but a major difference: it was not completed by US Navy SEALS. The operation was conducted and successfully completed by operators from Canada's JTF2.
Seems odd that the video didn't mention the fact that the "actors" in the movie Act of Valor, were not actually actors, but were instead played by real Navy SEALs.
@@melvinjones5461 Because its a cool and interesting fact. It's something unusual enough to be noteworthy. I remember when the movie came out, that was a big thing that people would talk about when they reviewed the movie.
As retired US Air Force, one of the things that always gets me is how Black Hawk Down failed to even mention the USAF special forces that were invovled. Para Rescue and Comabt Contolers were there and were deeply invovled.
@@KingSlat730 My oldest son was a Marine. Promised to make him a fireman and they changed it before he even left basic. They made him a bomb loader. I always chided him telling him why join the Marines to do Air Force things? LOL
@@benreid9927 Yup😂 join the marines do AF stuff is so accurate, it's because all of the different branches just overlap everywhere now to be honest, You got Navy Seals in the Afghani Iraqi Desert, You got Army Flying the helicopters, Marines, well you probably know with that happening to your son😂 in recon training a lot of the guys i went in with dropped off usually for the most petty or trivial things, just happening to draw attention to themselves at a bad time. Recon is a long training but it's not hard if you can handle lack of sleep not navy seal level lack of sleep but 2-3hrs max a night and still be cognizant enough to lie when the instructors ask you mental questions to make you seem as normal as possible, Because if not, this is where they fck people over, The recon training is slightly harder than regular infantry and way longer. If you fail in any way, when you're kicked out of Recon you won't be able to go Regular Infantry because Recon are still just grunts so they mark it that you're unfit for Infantry as well and usually ship you off to some warehouse. Some of the older guys did say a way they got it was they enlisted as regular infantry and then at the board chose whichever mos
@@benreid9927 It seems like a popular thing to happen is someone Enlists and then get put in the job that's needed not where they wanted. Is it a bad thing im not sure, im not the smart person but it is kind of phony to do this just to make sure they maintain that bonus from the new recruit
@@KingSlat730Yeah, I think all the services do that, but it worked out well for my son. The ATF gave him a licsens to play with explosives and when he got out he used it for his job.
The Rock's shower shootout was an accident that turned into a bloodbath. Frank Hummel admits the whole thing was a giant bluff which is why he's relieved of command and killed in a shootout. Frank had no intention of hurting anyone that's why he diverted the rocket and said "What have I done" to Nicholas Cage before he dies
Fun Fact: The gunfighting scene for The Rock was also reimagined in Modern Warfare 2 video game, where you are about to rescue Captain Price (the protagonist of the series) in the Russian gulag (that was after "No Russian" event happened, where Russia invaded the United States in response to the latter's accusation of supporting the terrorist attack on Russian soil).
Hollywood does what Hollywood does just Like Argo, Canada freed American diplomats and their staff in Iran but in Argo it was Americana making the plan and enacting the plan the Canadian Diplomat who risked his life and his wifes were a footnote and betrayed as the vehicle for the American rescue, Canada was the indiscreet rusty lada that transported the hero CIA 😂
It's been an annoyance for me for decades, Hollywood will take Canadian stories and make Americana the heroes. Americans are heroes all on their own and have a great rich history why Hollywood does it I don't know. I'm 52 and have watched all the great world war epics and Korea and Vietnam and Afghanistan and Iraq and hotel Rawanda and so on, in the epics it is the British and Americans with no mention of Canada, The Great Escape for example was planned and carried out by a Canadian RCAF pilot. There are missions in other movies that were in fact lead by Canadian forces and Americans and Brits were under Canadian command all throughout Belgium and Denmark especially the battle of the Scheldt. Canadian invented mouse holing and perfected the rolling barrage and IEDs , Half the Geneva conventions were written because of Canada in WW1, the Nuremberg trials had some Canadian judges, there is tons of history of Canada and Canadian valor but Hollyweird casts it as American every time. Saty blessed 👊🏼
@@1979Rosco😂😅😂 laughing at your comment a bit, but what I find hilarious is youtube has placed the icon (translate to English) 😂😂😂😂😂? They only Translated one word.... majestiesh to majesty?
Chuck Norris, and Lee Marvin's Delta Force in the 1982 Delta Force titled movie. . Also the Dirty Dozen shld be on here if you're gonna mention the seal team who got decimated in The Rock. . . also the 2 man Sniper team, who gave their lives in Black Hawk dwn to save Durant deserve some respect on this list as well.
I like how Mark Wahlberg and Jeremy Renner bot made the list twice. my favorite group has to be the one from Tears of the Sun that movie is sooo good so was Shooter but that's barely even a team movie
One of the more forgotten special forces films is 'Who Dares Wins' staring Lewis Colins. It is a rather over the top but fun film made in the 80's, with the SAS as the hero's, made in the wake of the Iranian embassy seige.
@@daleupthegrove6396 - Not in the UK. Different countries will call films by different names occasionally. The British know the SAS moto, whereas some other countries may not have and this may have affected how the film was marketed overseas.
In 1983 Lewis Collins applied to join the territorial SAS and completed the first phase but was turned down as he was a well known celebrity at the time.
Red Wings is basically a work of fiction. A lot is coming out about what Lutrell actually did and what actually happened, as well as Task Force Bruiser which was where Chris Kyle was with.
Well, the Wild Geese were mercs, like "Dogs of War", and Dirty Dozen was a Task Force before the term existed. but hey, if Suicide Squad is on the list...why not?
In "Black Hawk Down" Delta Force - only troopers in black bulletproof vests under the command of Eric Bana character. The others is 75' rangers regiment&
@@lucaskobain He did not mention there were real life active duty Navy Seals, not the movie itself. I think the whole team were active duty. I know you see the black guy in many seal movies as a consultant.
"but there’s a brother on my left and another on my right and in his pocket just like mine he’s got a photograph and they’re waiting for him back home it’s weighing on my mind, i’m not trying to be a hero, i don’t wanna die but right now in this moment, you don’t think twice" - act of valor, though not well received by critics, had a masterful original song
25:50 Thats a dumb question. All of them! All of them are extremely important skilled and necessary. Im not comparing people in this “line of work” who give me and others freedom and safety in this country and world. So I’m not comparing who I “admire the most”. I admire all of them!
In the video games, I think Tom Clancy's series should be deserved on #1. There's too many Special Forces units in this series, such as Rainbow Six, Third Echelon, and Ghost Recon.
While the movie The Rock remains one of my all time favorites, I do think its odd to have the SEAL team from that movie on this list. Because the SEAL team in that movie walked into an ambush, where every single SEAL team member is killed, and they had zero kills to the enemy. Now I will admit and I often debated on how realistic that would've been where some of the finest marksman in the world, somehow did not score a single kill, even if the enemy had them from an elevated position. The SEALs would've still lost that fight, but not without causing a few casualties to the enemy before they went.
Black Hawk Down was not just Delta Force, but also 75th Ranger Regiment and 160th SOAR. And while not special forces operators, they were rescued by the 10th Mountain Division.
@@MyDadsAccount13 never was bullying him . Also it's so obvious that you like your own comment. Besides you have bullied people before by accusing them of having multiple accounts or being someone else.
There are too many Special Forces in video games, but the most well-known were from the Tom Clancy's series (Rainbow Six, Ghost Recon, Third Echelon in Splinter Cell). Call of Duty Modern Warfare series (original) might be deserved as well with Task Force 141.
With regards to Black Hawke Down, The Rangers deserve credit alongside DELTA force. I know they did during the explanation, however definitely deserved it as part of the entry.
While I’m just an average guy, the U.S. Navy SEALS getting the recognition they deserve, as shown in _American Sniper,_ shows the high stakes our servicemen and servicewomen face daily. We thank them for putting their lives on the line to defend America!
The American soldiers in Iraq were not defending America, they were there because George W Bush claimed Iraq had weapons of mass destruction which was a lie.
Man I feel bad for the USAF. They rarely ever get mentioned or even get a movie made about them. CCTs get no recognition at all even though they're one of the most important personnel during conflicts
Arthur Morgan: I wished you stayed at sea, with the other walruses! John F Kennedy: In the navy for years, never tasted anything that fishy. Theodore Roosevelt: You should be ashamed of your military honor!
BHD is my all time favorite war movie. I must have seen it a dozen times. Do you guys realise you show mostly Rangers, right? for the record, Delta were the dudes with black helmets.
Nobody gunna mention the easily Googleable fact that special forces "is" a specific unit in the US Army and special operations is what this video actually targets?
Sayaret Matkal (you forot operation Thunderbolt or the american version raid on entebe). Or one one of the elderst special forces still excisting the Dutch Marines featured in Michiel de Ruyter.
"Global Response Staff"?? those guys were private-hires, aka, mercernaries. At the beginning, they talk about how they have to supply their OWN ammo. IF this were a US Gov't contracted team, they wouldn't have to do that.
Doherty and Smith (the two contractors that died) were both GRS contractors for the CIA. both ex-Navy, i think Doherty worked private military too before Benghazi. they had to supply their own stuff because Benghazi was a shit-show, normally GRS teams are better equipped. And part of the team involved in the real Benghazi attacks was actual CIA employees IIRC. GRS is just the name of the CIA's Counterterrorism Center's "paramilitary" contract teams.
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The events in Tears of the Sun are based on true events, but a major difference: it was not completed by US Navy SEALS. The operation was conducted and successfully completed by operators from Canada's JTF2.
Seems odd that the video didn't mention the fact that the "actors" in the movie Act of Valor, were not actually actors, but were instead played by real Navy SEALs.
Nor did they mention the same about the Delta guys in Sicario
@@mikehoffler4097 Actually I totally forgot about that with Sicario myself.
Why is that odd?
@@melvinjones5461 Because its a cool and interesting fact. It's something unusual enough to be noteworthy. I remember when the movie came out, that was a big thing that people would talk about when they reviewed the movie.
Ok... But why "odd"?
As retired US Air Force, one of the things that always gets me is how Black Hawk Down failed to even mention the USAF special forces that were invovled. Para Rescue and Comabt Contolers were there and were deeply invovled.
Damm right but as a current recon marine grunt you know who signed the screenplay book deal right ? same as always😂
@@KingSlat730 My oldest son was a Marine. Promised to make him a fireman and they changed it before he even left basic. They made him a bomb loader. I always chided him telling him why join the Marines to do Air Force things? LOL
@@benreid9927 Yup😂 join the marines do AF stuff is so accurate, it's because all of the different branches just overlap everywhere now to be honest, You got Navy Seals in the Afghani Iraqi Desert, You got Army Flying the helicopters, Marines, well you probably know with that happening to your son😂
in recon training a lot of the guys i went in with dropped off usually for the most petty or trivial things, just happening to draw attention to themselves at a bad time. Recon is a long training but it's not hard if you can handle lack of sleep not navy seal level lack of sleep but 2-3hrs max a night and still be cognizant enough to lie when the instructors ask you mental questions to make you seem as normal as possible, Because if not, this is where they fck people over, The recon training is slightly harder than regular infantry and way longer. If you fail in any way, when you're kicked out of Recon you won't be able to go Regular Infantry because Recon are still just grunts so they mark it that you're unfit for Infantry as well and usually ship you off to some warehouse.
Some of the older guys did say a way they got it was they enlisted as regular infantry and then at the board chose whichever mos
@@benreid9927 It seems like a popular thing to happen is someone Enlists and then get put in the job that's needed not where they wanted. Is it a bad thing im not sure, im not the smart person but it is kind of phony to do this just to make sure they maintain that bonus from the new recruit
@@KingSlat730Yeah, I think all the services do that, but it worked out well for my son. The ATF gave him a licsens to play with explosives and when he got out he used it for his job.
Cool fact: Also attached to the mission in Blackhawk Down were Navy SEALS from DEVGRU and Air Force Combat Controller Dan Schilling.
And USMC Force Recon
and Air Force Pararescue Jumper Tim Wilkinson
and Black Hawk Down doesn't credit Pakistani and Malaysian soldiers who had a significant role in the battle.
Yea, four Red Squadron Snipers. I met one of them, a super cool guy.
The Rock's shower shootout was an accident that turned into a bloodbath.
Frank Hummel admits the whole thing was a giant bluff which is why he's relieved of command and killed in a shootout.
Frank had no intention of hurting anyone that's why he diverted the rocket and said "What have I done" to Nicholas Cage before he dies
@@Truckerdaddy Hummel is a great character but didn’t a few folks die when they stole the rockets?
@@morimo11 1 of his guys did, but none of the other base personnel did. They used tranquilizer darts on everyone.
Special Forces: *shows up*
Stormtroopers: "We didn't expect special forces."
Maybe if you guys could deal with some Teddy bears, we wouldn't have to be here.
"That's the point, Sergeant"
unless the Stormtroopers are the Death Korps of Krieg. that's when you run
Fun Fact: The gunfighting scene for The Rock was also reimagined in Modern Warfare 2 video game, where you are about to rescue Captain Price (the protagonist of the series) in the Russian gulag (that was after "No Russian" event happened, where Russia invaded the United States in response to the latter's accusation of supporting the terrorist attack on Russian soil).
Tears of the sun was based on a JTF2 mission
Fun fact that annoys me as a Canadian. Tears of the sun was actually based on a Canadian JTF2 mission, not Navy Seals.
Hollywood does what Hollywood does just Like Argo, Canada freed American diplomats and their staff in Iran but in Argo it was Americana making the plan and enacting the plan the Canadian Diplomat who risked his life and his wifes were a footnote and betrayed as the vehicle for the American rescue, Canada was the indiscreet rusty lada that transported the hero CIA 😂
It's been an annoyance for me for decades, Hollywood will take Canadian stories and make Americana the heroes. Americans are heroes all on their own and have a great rich history why Hollywood does it I don't know. I'm 52 and have watched all the great world war epics and Korea and Vietnam and Afghanistan and Iraq and hotel Rawanda and so on, in the epics it is the British and Americans with no mention of Canada, The Great Escape for example was planned and carried out by a Canadian RCAF pilot. There are missions in other movies that were in fact lead by Canadian forces and Americans and Brits were under Canadian command all throughout Belgium and Denmark especially the battle of the Scheldt. Canadian invented mouse holing and perfected the rolling barrage and IEDs , Half the Geneva conventions were written because of Canada in WW1, the Nuremberg trials had some Canadian judges, there is tons of history of Canada and Canadian valor but Hollyweird casts it as American every time. Saty blessed 👊🏼
The SWAT team in MOSUL should be on here for sure!! That was a great movie and all action.
I would have to add the guys from Dog Soldiers. Those guys were awesome and had to battle werewolves!!!!
Regarding Sicario, Delta Force was only involved in the Juarez operation. The rest of the movie depicted CIA SAD-SOG, AKA Ground Branch.
To me the Rock showed the respect the Americans have for the SAS and the late Sir Sean Connery did a pretty good job
Captian John Mashon, of Her Majeshtiesh Esh A Esh
@1979Rosco : "Retired of courshe"!.
"I'm fed up of saving your arse I'm amazed you made it through puberty" quality
@@anthonylewis2080 after knowing what Christian Craighead did in Nairobi this film with regards to Connerys Character ain't too far fetched
@@1979Rosco😂😅😂 laughing at your comment a bit, but what I find hilarious is youtube has placed the icon (translate to English) 😂😂😂😂😂?
They only Translated one word.... majestiesh to majesty?
I somewhat miss the movie "Delta Force" on the list. Great one...
Chuck Norris, and Lee Marvin's Delta Force in the 1982 Delta Force titled movie. . Also the Dirty Dozen shld be on here if you're gonna mention the seal team who got decimated in The Rock. . . also the 2 man Sniper team, who gave their lives in Black Hawk dwn to save Durant deserve some respect on this list as well.
1st Special Service Force, a joint American-Canadian commando unit. From the movie Devil's brigade; 1968.
Clark's Knife team from 'Clear & Present Danger' 1994
agree
I like how Mark Wahlberg and Jeremy Renner bot made the list twice.
my favorite group has to be the one from Tears of the Sun that movie is sooo good so was Shooter but that's barely even a team movie
One of the more forgotten special forces films is 'Who Dares Wins' staring Lewis Colins. It is a rather over the top but fun film made in the 80's, with the SAS as the hero's, made in the wake of the Iranian embassy seige.
Wasn't that film called The Final Option?
@daleupthegrove6396 : In some countries that's the other title for it.
@@daleupthegrove6396: In some countries, that's another title for it.
@@daleupthegrove6396 - Not in the UK. Different countries will call films by different names occasionally.
The British know the SAS moto, whereas some other countries may not have and this may have affected how the film was marketed overseas.
In 1983 Lewis Collins applied to join the territorial SAS and completed the first phase but was turned down as he was a well known celebrity at the time.
7:14
I recognized that place, went gunfighting there back in Modern Warfare 2 (2009). Good times😊
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real nigca
OMG ... I did not think I was going to choose ...
ALL OF THEM - can't pick just one!!
Red Wings is basically a work of fiction. A lot is coming out about what Lutrell actually did and what actually happened, as well as Task Force Bruiser which was where Chris Kyle was with.
What about The Dirty Dozen or Wild Geese?
Well, the Wild Geese were mercs, like "Dogs of War", and Dirty Dozen was a Task Force before the term existed. but hey, if Suicide Squad is on the list...why not?
The SEAL team from the Rock.... That all die. Without even completing their mission. Was one of the TOP 20? Are you sure about that?
IRL during SAS rescue, they went through a double thickness BRICK WALL and left only the plaster on the embassy side to have to assault through.
Can't believe the Suicide Squad made it here but not GI Joe.
They’re too ridiculous!😳😂
@@MistaP13Gi Joe???? Not walking shark
If the suicide squad counts as special forces team then wouldn't the Avengers and Justice League?
Tears Of The Sun & Shooter 2 movies both directed by Antoine Fuqua!
The Beekeeper had a great special operation. 🎉
For just Information, the special forces unit in "The Raid" movie are actually called "Detachment 88" in real life
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In "Black Hawk Down" Delta Force - only troopers in black bulletproof vests under the command of Eric Bana character. The others is 75' rangers regiment&
Crazy he did not mention Act of Valor (2012) features real-life active duty Navy SEALs and Special Boat Team members
number 6, dude
@@lucaskobain He did not mention there were real life active duty Navy Seals, not the movie itself. I think the whole team were active duty. I know you see the black guy in many seal movies as a consultant.
Honorable mentions:
1st Army Rangers in "The Longest Day"
6th Army Rangers in "The Great Raid"
Have a look at the French Film , “ Special Forces” which was partially filmed in Afghanistan, and can be found on RUclips.
I think Clear and Present Danger and The Green Beret should have made the list.
I long to see a movie about the Irish Army Ranger Wing, a little known world-class elite unit
"but there’s a brother on my left and another on my right
and in his pocket just like mine he’s got a photograph
and they’re waiting for him back home
it’s weighing on my mind, i’m not trying to be a hero, i don’t wanna die
but right now in this moment, you don’t think twice"
- act of valor, though not well received by critics, had a masterful original song
25:50 Thats a dumb question. All of them! All of them are extremely important skilled and necessary. Im not comparing people in this “line of work” who give me and others freedom and safety in this country and world. So I’m not comparing who I “admire the most”. I admire all of them!
How about "Top 20 Special Forces Units from VIDEO GAMES"?
In the video games, I think Tom Clancy's series should be deserved on #1. There's too many Special Forces units in this series, such as Rainbow Six, Third Echelon, and Ghost Recon.
While the movie The Rock remains one of my all time favorites, I do think its odd to have the SEAL team from that movie on this list. Because the SEAL team in that movie walked into an ambush, where every single SEAL team member is killed, and they had zero kills to the enemy. Now I will admit and I often debated on how realistic that would've been where some of the finest marksman in the world, somehow did not score a single kill, even if the enemy had them from an elevated position. The SEALs would've still lost that fight, but not without causing a few casualties to the enemy before they went.
0:01 Little did Duke and his special forces buddies know they'll meet the Predator who's just going for a very enthusiastic walk in the woods.
Great video
Nice to see mention of BOPE!
Black Hawk Down was not just Delta Force, but also 75th Ranger Regiment and 160th SOAR. And while not special forces operators, they were rescued by the 10th Mountain Division.
Would G.I Joe count as a special force?
@@CandiceVidito no
@@CandiceVidito I whould think so as well. But you true special force is like the Navy seals. Also the first comment is gone.
@@Reaperguy67 it's gone cause you bullied him 😂
@@MyDadsAccount13 never was bullying him . Also it's so obvious that you like your own comment. Besides you have bullied people before by accusing them of having multiple accounts or being someone else.
@@MyDadsAccount13 No one takes trolls like you seriously. You guys are a joke.
Can you do in Video Game version of Top 20 Special Force
There are too many Special Forces in video games, but the most well-known were from the Tom Clancy's series (Rainbow Six, Ghost Recon, Third Echelon in Splinter Cell).
Call of Duty Modern Warfare series (original) might be deserved as well with Task Force 141.
Is it me or was The Gulag mission from MW2 inspired by the movie The Rock?
MW2 is a video game, but yeah, you might remember about TF 141.
I would have Tears of the Sun as number one.
Act of Valor should've been number 1.
1985 Delta force Chuck Norris… HELLO!!!!!!!!
With regards to Black Hawke Down, The Rangers deserve credit alongside DELTA force. I know they did during the explanation, however definitely deserved it as part of the entry.
While I’m just an average guy, the U.S. Navy SEALS getting the recognition they deserve, as shown in _American Sniper,_ shows the high stakes our servicemen and servicewomen face daily. We thank them for putting their lives on the line to defend America!
The American soldiers in Iraq were not defending America, they were there because George W Bush claimed Iraq had weapons of mass destruction which was a lie.
Predicting The Coloanal Marines [Aliens] will be on here
Boo replace the Navy Seals from the Rock with the Colonial Marines. They are more memorable
@@VideoNinjaJim but hardly special. More like teens in detention.
Top 20 Movie Armies
The Rock & 13 Hours:The Secret Soldiers Of Benghazi 2 movies both directed by Michael Bay!
Should've given an honorable mention to the original special forces team. The Dirty Dozen.
Man I feel bad for the USAF. They rarely ever get mentioned or even get a movie made about them. CCTs get no recognition at all even though they're one of the most important personnel during conflicts
Arthur Morgan: I wished you stayed at sea, with the other walruses!
John F Kennedy: In the navy for years, never tasted anything that fishy.
Theodore Roosevelt: You should be ashamed of your military honor!
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Badass, all around.
Video start -> 1:28
What about Pauly Shore and the "elite " water purification team from In The Army Now?😊 LOL.
They didn't put them on here because " They're cra-azy boys" 😂
@@frankiehitman2610 They realised the SEALS,Green Berets, SAS etc just couldn't compete.
BHD is my all time favorite war movie. I must have seen it a dozen times. Do you guys realise you show mostly Rangers, right? for the record, Delta were the dudes with black helmets.
The Odd Angry Shot - Depicting the Australian SASR in Vietnam...
The Howling Commandos!?
You missed Sgt. Lincoln Osiris and Four Leaf Tayback's Team from Tropic thunder
the a team needs a sequel
The Final Option is the best SAS film.
All of them
07:34 he's name is Bond, James Bond
Which special forces do I admire most, how about " All Of Them"......
Where's GI Joe? Where's 9 Para SF? Where's Green Berets?
How have you missed the original Delta Force? ;)
Navy Seals 1990 should be on the list
The Kingdom, final fight.
No mentions of Pararescue in Blackhawk Down?
Nobody gunna mention the easily Googleable fact that special forces "is" a specific unit in the US Army and special operations is what this video actually targets?
you forgot 1990´s NAVY SEALS, (Charlie Sheen, Michael Bienn)
Sayaret Matkal (you forot operation Thunderbolt or the american version raid on entebe). Or one one of the elderst special forces still excisting the Dutch Marines featured in Michiel de Ruyter.
Who's the 'Mark Nouce' guy? Because the actor who played ODA 535 Team Leader was Liam Hemsworth.
The SAS are what other SpecOps want to be when they grow up. Everybody in their right minds respects and/or fears them.
Section 20 of Strike back series for 7 plus years
I mean I guess technically G.I. Joe doesn't qualify but......
24:23
In black hawk down, GGK have a big role. Also try see PASKAL
PASKAL and PASKAU👌
Chuck Norris Delta Force???
Thats exactly what I was thinking, The Delta Force 1 and 2 with Chuck Norris one of my all time favorites. Should have made it on the list
Black hawk down is focused on Delta? WTH. Did they even watch the movie?
Feels kind of weird to compare actual, real life Special Operations/Operators to fictional ones (especially Task Force X)
21:45 gonna do the “actually nerd (🤓)” now but Marcus and his team was a SDV1 that was just embedded with seal team 10
You missed a movie. Who Dares Wins: The Final Option. Film about 22 Rgt SAS.
No Under Siege?
The Expendables
"Global Response Staff"?? those guys were private-hires, aka, mercernaries. At the beginning, they talk about how they have to supply their OWN ammo. IF this were a US Gov't contracted team, they wouldn't have to do that.
Doherty and Smith (the two contractors that died) were both GRS contractors for the CIA. both ex-Navy, i think Doherty worked private military too before Benghazi. they had to supply their own stuff because Benghazi was a shit-show, normally GRS teams are better equipped. And part of the team involved in the real Benghazi attacks was actual CIA employees IIRC.
GRS is just the name of the CIA's Counterterrorism Center's "paramilitary" contract teams.
Can't belive N.E.S.T from the Michal Bay Transformers movies didn't make the list. they hunted and fuaght off Decepticons.
Where is G.I. Joe
That was a terrible movie!
There is a difference between "Special Forces" and "Special Operations Forces".
#17 should've been #1
Sas is the og of special forces. Many other special for es are based off the sas. Force delta is one example.
Hutch Mansell in nobody didn't make the list?, what the hell?
15:41 Hey, don't worry about it, I'll fill it out later.