SAS - Survival Secrets: Selection + Extras [Full episode]
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2011
- This is the full unedited episode of the SAS Survival Secrets series, where Eddie Stone and John McAleese (R.I.P) show and talk about what is needed if you want to survive the SAS Selection process. Great Episode! Stay tuned, more good stuff incoming!!!
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Mac died within the last year or so... RIP... proper good man, good Scottsman, good Brit.... great SAS....
+Lardinho Redbeard 'Mac died within the last year or so' dude he died like nearly 5 years ago
He had an heart attack while in Greece I think he was going through a bad time as his son was killed in Afghanistan.
awe so sad :(
Worse, his son died fighting in Afghanistan poor guy.
Lardinho Redbeard top class
My dad was in the SAS, Scandinavian Air Sevice, he was an air steward, fact.
It’s called special air service
@Harambe bellend
@@fellawithastella6135 r/woosh sir. you’re the bellend
@@iamdefective1912 nah you are
@@fellawithastella6135 I love how we are here after this comment was 7 years ago 😂
Captain Price is based on John Mack, so he's in the video.
RIP John McAleese
I heard he was facing charges over child porn
The Tamed Tsar you heard wrong
Nediler Check Google bro
+C Klan what a fucking mutt !
The real Capt. Price
God bless John. He passed away in 2011. These men are true warriors
Its sad when they leave there special force units only find themselves in civilian life and quite often struggle with the situation I think each one should get at least £250,000 as a retirement fund for what they have given to there country
+simon40607 What a poorly thought out thing to say
The Cheeseman why? He's right. These people are payed way less for doing more. Take footballers for example, they dont deserve that much do they
football isnt publicly funded
My dad was in the SAS, set up a security company when he left and now has a £950,000 house with no mortgage and £250,000 worth of cars.
Rast 😂😂😂😂😂
R.l.P john mack,what a guy, true hero!!!
Imagine having Gordon Ramsay be one of your interrogator.
"IT'S FUCKING RAW!!!!"
😕
What's your name, Edward?
My names EDWUUUURD
Someone get the narrator a glass of water
Kl
klumpos shot of jack...
Its tom chandler the narrator he was in the bill tv series he played the chief superintedent in the early 2000's
@@swanseagunner2046 You mean Steven Hartley who portrayed Tom Chandler in The Bill obviously
THE SAS are the best special forces in the world
Said a blind jew who doesn't even know how a gunfight actually works
John Cassel are you in the SAS fuckwitt?
babi girl not really very different units Seals are comparable to SBS
Opinions are like assholes!!!! Everybody has one!!! If we’re being honest every tier 1 unit from a first world country is gonna be equally comparable and the deciding factor would fall back to their support and any advantage one or the other may have!! As far as tactics and training SEALs and SAS are equally trained and funded and the selection process for both is equally as rigorous!!! The SEALs and SAS/SBS are literally friends and train together and operate together regularly!!!
coocoo no they aren’t you jealous American
After having slagged off walter mitty dreamer types who want to join the SAS there's nothing wrong with it provided you are quite intelligent and super fit and have good endurance and are quite young.
If you fail the selection like 90 odd percent do theres no shame in that.
AT least you had the balls to go for it if you don't drop out really early on.
Brian McClean That's what makes people want to do it.
You really are eltie if you can get in.
I dunno, I'm an armchair type you will have to ask the people themselves.
I do know the SAS is a small force but deadfy
If you have the vision to see beyond the obvious they are a great thing to have in world politics.
Theres always that unspoken threat that the best troops in the world maybe used against you.
Its handy for tinpot dictators and other idiots.
The SAS themselves would probably hate the idea of that, being any part of politics, but thats how the world is.
Iil
Brian McClean Not too many really.
@@zenoist2 They are essentially at the call here of the MoD (the defence minister, though there is always a permenant one working in every office of state, though it wouldn't surprise me if its within like the MoJ Ministry of Justice is part of the Home Office), so yes you're quite literally correct, but they dont here by atesting swear allegiance to the Monarch not the country, but when listening to the Monarchs speech which has been drawn up by the Gov't she quite literally says "My gov't" that we as people collectively got elected in the general election so.... lol
"SAS quad bike squad kills up to 8 jihadis a day, daring raids by UK special forces leave 200 enemy dead in 4 weeks"
Tell me that isn't the coolest headline you'll read...SAS quad bike squads..Quality
+madzangels you are a moron
Wolfie The Wizard
Yes you are but what am I?
the military need permission to fire upon the enemy even if some dumb son of a bitch is holding a fire arm, the infantry have to wait for the enemy to fire upon them before we can return fire, the standards of having to ask permission to make the kill shot, has dropped tremendously a soldier should know when to shoot and who could be a threat to them selvs and there company "they fight like lions but are led by donkeys"
RoE are set within a debrief you total muppet, and the order to kill is given before the mission even begins. Do you think the SAS go into a terrorist hostage hold-up situation, meet the guy in the corridor, radio in to ask for permission to shoot and then fire? What a fucking clown you are, bravo Clown boy!!
my point is that the regular military should have the ability to fire instantly just as our SAS can
"This saw can be used to cut through wood, or metal. It can be used for other things too." Hahahaha, big Eddie Stone chopping off heads.
Legendary warriors. The best of the best.
Black Beard Actual I agree but have you heard of the 300 Spartans there super good too
nah the Spartans had others with them
you could pass these guys on the street and not know you just went by one of the hardest motherfuckers on the planet
Matt L , unlike SEALS who have tattoos and have ther dicks out waving at you telling you ther SEALS while your on ur way to walmart.
That's accurate. I've met some of the blokes post - Regiment and they look like anyone working in a garage. They're mostly wiry guys about 5'8"
you men are something else balls of steel this country is safe with you guys protecting us the finest soldiers in the finest regiment the world can only imitate the best
The correct term for sf is operatives not soldiers
US special forces have “Balls Of Seal”
RIP John Mac ! Simply the best !
Simply the best. No comparison.
massive respect to those boys. England is the best country in the world
+Paul Buttrill Spetsnaz would rip their assholes to shreds.
+Gint3r "Spetsnaz would rip there assholes to shreds" pfffffft in your dreams mate
England is the best country in the World ......REALLY? DID YOU HAVE A WET DREAM ?
+Paul Buttrill I grew up In Hereford as my dad was in the SAS I the 80s! It runs in the family! I been part of the creation of the Swedish SAS called SOG! These are the best guys we been training and educated so far! We where often in Mazare Sharif during joint SOG and SAS operations! In fact the Swedish SOG and the SAS have got the highest % of accomplished missions! I highly respect the SEALS and DELTAS but they operate totally different compared to the SAS and SOG!
Makes you so proud to be British ! Thank you guys
I like the Scottish guy, hard as iron and straight to the point
There's 3 Scottish guys here
Think they are all Scottish mate. Great nation. Thank god they are part of Britain.
This is the best documentary I've seen on the regiment.
I really enjoyed this episode a lot. Especially the interviews where they talk about mariage and leaving the sas. Many wise and deep thoughts there. Nice to see these guys being portrayed not only as the rock hard soldiers (that they are) fighting all the time, but also as normal, compassionate humans that they still are behind all the elite training.
Other units disagree... 4 man team is bullshit... giving the machine gum to point man, likely first to get hit makes little sense..
Do not worship any unit... learn from them to the extent something Makes sense to you.
One thing I like about British units is they still keep belt kit as base kit... you can learn a lot from the British services for sure..
@mysticjedi6730 4 man team works just fine for the UKSF. I'm sure they will take your advice on though 😂
That's the sacrifices that any Special Forces Operator must face while married. Unfortunately not many wives are prepared to understand and adapt to the rigours of marriage with a military serviceman, that involves many hardships whether in peace or wartime.
God Bless them. Thank you for your service SAS
Ever heard about the US Marines Battalion that got surrounded in Afghanistan by elite enemy forces. SAS went in to get them out, and succeeded, a 4 man squad rescued a battalion of Marines, the SEALs said they could not do it.
Evidence?
Bullshit. Over 1000 Marines were surrounded?
"Elite enemy forces"
Go back to call of duty lol.
Ever heard about the Uk SAS that got surrounded in Afghanistan by elite enemy forces. UK Army Supply went in to get them out, and succeeded, a 4 man squad rescued a battalion of SAS the COD players said they could not do it.
Jack, you are a moron. Why don't you shut the hell up.
Not just that, less than a century ago it ruled almost 1/3rd of the planet. That fact alone makes me respect the hell out of the British people,outstanding blokes,outstanding fighters. The regiment shown in this video is itself one on which all other excellent SF units have been based on and has always been the most innovative SF unit till date.
With love and respect from India.
Until they came to Murica and got their sassy arse kicked
Your country was badly treated too.
@@Spooky_515no America hate but if you look at history the uk weren’t fully committed to that battle
The last few minutes were saddening yet hits close to home for all servicemen even those not in an elite unit like the UK SAS. You train for years, tens of thousands of hours. Even get to use your learned skills in a couple wars.
Then you get out.....
The big question is then NOW WHAT? I think it took me about 5 years to become comfortable being just a civilian again. The hardest thing I think is the military being such a large part of your life and then not having anyone to relate to .
All you keyboard warriors would can't stand out in the rain for 15 minutes or skip a meal or a tea break
Me: *Laughs in ASIAN
Skip a meal or stand in the rain? I can do that easily. But you leave my fookin tea alone!
Every soldier on Earth stands in the rain and skips meals, and most of us don't have tea breaks.
Eddie and Mac really made this show brilliant. I am a huge fan
John McAleese (R.I.P)---may you be in a better place.
The training doesn't end when one is selected. Soldiers of the SAS, and any special forces Unit, train constantly. They are always pushing the boundaries, extending their capabilities. These guys often develop mental illness because of the nature of the training. They deserve more help when they leave the service
awesome thanks for uploading, this job looks amazing you would learn so much about the art of combat
Pretty amazing, i love all this kind of stuff but towards the end when they're talking about leaving the SAS/Army or whatever and starting at the botom of the pile i can't help but think it's stupid that these people aren't set up for life when they leave the SAS and even the forces in general. A footballer gets paid millions for kicking a ball around while these true heroes go through immense training and go through unbelievable stuff only to leave it all and have to take a shitty job to make ends meet. Sure, some of them write books, make games and get on TV shows but it's a far cry from what they deserve. I'd like to think if i were royalty, stupidly rich or whatever and i got taken hostage for example, i would make sure the people involved in my rescue lived comfortably for the rest of their lives.
These days normally they set you up with work with a security company, although if you don't fancy that your on your own.
My dad was in the SAS, now owns a security company and has a house worth in excess of £950,000 with no mortgage and has £250,000 worth of cars (Porsche 911 Turbo S and an Audi RS6).
Drug smuggler?
Peter Bone MP talk shite
A lot of them take security contract work abroad. Pay is like $500/day
Really insightful especially after 51 minutes where they tell it as it is .
I don't understand all this Seals vs SAS chest beating. If there was an armed conflict and both USA and UK were involved I'm sure the guys from either unit would be happy to know their counterpart was there. UK assists USA and visa versa.
I am a Navy veteran and the thing is patriotism runs deep. I have known US sailors who hate the British. But when you get down to the nitty gritty we do help each other.
So much respect to those SAS heroes - I wish the government treated them better and gave them the post-SAS honours and care they so deserve.
Also they just don't make documentaries like this anymore sadly - absolutely fantastic! So interesting and well-made.
Love Eddie Stone, such a legend! So sad to hear about John McAleese RIP.
Does that also apply to the infantry slogging it it out day in day out against the Taliban for example.
@Brendan Walker falkland
Gulf
Basically, what I got from this is, if you're in it for the glory and rewards, you're in the wrong place
I remember I had to get up early to my new job, but the telly was showing 3 episodes of this. I got 1 hour of sleep at the most before I needed to go. Great series.
Great guys. A boss I had was ex-SAS and a nice guy, professional but down to earth.
John McAleese is a legend he lives on in the game call of duty!! as captain price, sad to see him go
eddie stone and john mac! I used to freaking love this show.
My God. That was without a doubt one of the funniest comments i have read on this site, good chap.
They are beyond doubt the finest special forces unit in the word and an inspiration to special forces around the globe.
my family member was in WWII 'sas' - he literally disappeared and noone had any idea that he was active in that core. it wasn't until he was in his late 40's, some 20 odd yrs later it was known - the only people who did know was the wife, brave men.
So proud we have soldiers out there that are elite's with specialist skills protecting the country and they protect us and respond to terror attacks and other situations abroad. Makes me proud I respect any one who have served and risked their lives for their country.
These guys are so down to earth, they almost seem blasé. But that confidence comes from knowing what they can do when required.
You know the SAS are the best, when they had Bear Grylls in there army and they trained him.
Bear Grylls couldn't catch a cold in a snow storm
Phelim Heming we're talking about a guy who broke his back parachuting in 3 places and is still fitter than you and me.
Thats what SAS does to
Who cares about the celeb with nothing interesting to say. The media is dominated by stereotypes with contrived and blinkered ideas about the world. Get a life.
What?
Why don't you join the forces and get rid of your beer belly and keyboard warrior repetitive strain. Go and tell ISIS how tough you are, sportswear man, I'm sure they will be impressed
Go read "Inside Delta Force" by Eric Haney. Delta Force was modeled almost exclusively after the SAS. Even their selection phases mimic the SAS's, all the way down to the relaxed manner of the instructors during the selection phase.
Richard Marcinko (creator of SEAL Team 6) even had his SEALs train with the SAS regularly.
Bottom line: Without the SAS we wouldn't have a lot of the special forces units we have today.
The main thing that makes us stand out as the best?
Discipline. Real discipline
Great watch, thanks for sharing 👍
8:50 , He's talking about the one and only rusty firmin
What makes them better than other special forces soldiers who are very good themselves like US Navy Seals is simply self motivation. It is hard enough when someone screams at you all the time and helps you keep going but finding the motive and the inner strength yourself is really hard!!
i scrolled through 43 pages of comments to find this. One intelligent person. Thankyou.
Your good men, staying alive. I worked as a nurse and have seen much death to, but not the deep pronloged fear that you go through. A Navy seal has studied Zen and I imagine it can help them find piece during and after battle.
I wonder how the SAS manage to do without you saddoes to give them all your expert advice
I joined the SAS, Green Berets, Delta Force, and Seal team six but decided on serving as a cook. Stephan Segal taught me everything I know.
I'm calling Don Shipley! 😂
Thanks for posting mate.
Best guys that will never be again.
Is being Scottish a requirement for joining? lmao
From what I've heard is they adopt that accent as a cover for their identity.
No because English people aren't Scottish...
Why?
There have been more Scots in the SAS since its inception, than from anywhere else in the UK...
70% of intake for sas is Scottish. We love a fight and we're quite good at it.stand your ground.never surrender.
I love how the S.A.S are so secret. you'd find it near impossible to find some actualy SAS footage in a real life firefight or at work.
Wow, real warriors. Universe bless these men
Best explain off SAS from this dudes Wath experiens they have 💪🎖🎖
9:04 i need to learn how to understand the Scottish accent lmao
I am from Mexico and I have a lot of respect for any soldier who fights for his country, But I have a special place in my Heart for the S.A.S they are such a special type of Unit.
I only wish my country could have men like the ones in the lines of this regiment, I´m damn sure my country could be a better place.
Respect to the S.A.S
The SAS are the ultimate regiment, only a handful of men in the whole regiment and they are still a force to be reckoned with
For the Love of God, somebody get this in 1080p. It deserves it.
SAS are great soldiers, I love their use of stealth!
Eddie and John Mac are legends.
Good hardened men here, respect to them for doing our country proud. Its a scary thought when you think how elite these guys are in their field and the most worrying thing I found in this documentary was after the reg going back to civilian life, jesus that must be tough!
Yes I agree that SAS and other Forces often have it rough after returning to Civvy Street. It's a poor use of highly trained and motivated people, to have them back at the bottom; perhaps unemployed.
IF I were an employer, I would be proud to have the sorts of skills they have. And I don't even mean in Security work.
They would be self reliant and able to work alone. They would be able to think quickly and react to changing situations using their own judgment.
Many would have First Aid skills already. And having spent several years in the Service, Their loyalty, commitment, and motivation and leadership would also be good for any firm and colleagues in team setting.
Again, I would be proud to have them in my Firm or Project. Sad to hear about Mac. All the best to them all. Jack.
Yeah, 'cause they are going to show you the secrets of one of the most secret regiments in the world, on t.v.
When Eddie Stone says being SAS, does not give you a god given right to a descent job; I disagree. When you are highly trained or skilled or qualified, I think you do have a god given right to have a descent job and career and be given the respect you deserve. If society is going to insist that highly skilled, trained and qualified people exist, then society should respect you after you leave these roles, as well as during them. Otherwise, what is the point of all the specialised training and skill development.
Great vid especially from 52:00 good insight.
I have the utmost respect for the SAS. If i was held hostage, these would be the ones i want to see.
the interview part at 50:19 onward is imo impressive and touching at the same time. it shows the human side of the elite soldiers, what they think of family, what their worries are, the problems they face after service and that theyre in fact not a bunch of thugs. its very important to show that side too, not only the glorification of invincible special forces drones.
on the other hand, why are so many sas troopers on tv scottish? i have a hard time understanding them. ;)
I don't know why, but this video remember me COD 4 :)
Eddie's a solid bloke, met him last year; down to earth, but hard as fucking nails.
I was taught to, and used, to write not only on the forehead an M, or T (torniquet) but also the time administered.
Forward aid stations find this vital.
I love Our SAS #WhoDareWins
One reason the Scott's mustn't go independent. We'd lose most of our SAS soldiers..
RIP Mac
***** The SAS was created by Scottish soldiers and its "To serve king and queen"
I didn't mean to set up a nationalistic debate - all our services have allegiance to the queen. I'm English and would be sad to not to have our Scottish brethren in the regiment. It just wouldn't be anywhere near the same.
***** So you assume Royal Marines & Paras are only English?
***** Have you ever took into consideration the English share of the UK population?
From what I was told the Scots in the UK Forces wouldnt leave their units anyway What would they do to occupy their time --- Passport control ??
Well done... Great men... I truly like this field of occupation... I'm not lucky to have opportunity hehehe.... Congratz..!! :)
Those bed side cupboards in the backgroud take me back.
SAS and SBS is pure mental strength.
Sorry, but no other SF train the brain anywhere near as much.
Just saying...
how do you know? Are you part of the unit?
Pat McCrotch
I happen to know first hand.
Its ok, im not here to piss in the wind.
Im just saying what is well known about both the units i mentioned.
My sources are non UK ex SF.
They ALL say the same.
Noted
the original founder, Mr. Sterling was a Scot
The hardest, toughest, warriors in the world. What legends
Aye. Some never adjust either. My dad left the army twenty years ago, and he's still got it in him. He's extremely restless, can't ever not be doing anything, gets angry if people don't take things seriously. I can understand why going from discipline and constant action into normal life would be VERY hard.
Part of why I never followed in his footsteps. Almost wish I did, in retrospect.
03:17 3 years in army before joining SAS?! I would loose any desire to join them after first corporal's yells.Unless I would write in application :"No shouts no swears no yells"
this why I'm proud to be British
John Walker lmao stfu, what country are you from?
@LaPugsley agree
I’m proud to be Scottish. Not British. You’ll never find a Scot way who will say British over Scottish. 🏴
Simply Awesome Soldiers.
Speed. Aggression. Surprise 💥
Yep, been there done that...
A major step in business is, due diligence...
That's how I learnt, the hard way. Until it became wise for me to dig for info about these fakes (not all btw). And so true James, some courses are useful and often very reasonably priced.
You know how hard the SAS are when they are willing to lose a leg just for a tv programme. 36:14
You are actually this dumb huh?
Fcking dumb asshole
@@johncassel8706 you are a idiot
@@sangrangbty540 you are a fucking idiot
John you will be deeply missed. SSG Louis F Jordan, United states Army. Rest in peace.
Total respect
SAS the godfather of special forces. They laid the groundwork’s for every special forces around the world
Don't forget the Royal Navy's special forces unit the Special Boat Service (SBS).
English pride.
British, Mac and Eddie are Scottish.
Chris Mac Andy McNab English just like most.
***** English Pride.
Lets face it the whole Army belongs to England. If Scotland went independent they wouldn't have an army.
SAS belongs to England even though they want you to say British...
***** And there are many Welsh and Northern Irish too. SO? Many many English too.
Ecosse Mbot What?
Rip mac..great guy
Interesting to see how many of these SAS men are Scots. I imagine their backgrounds and childhoods made them pretty tough to begin with. Glad that they're willing to give their service on our behalf.
70% of British special forces are Scottish 🏴
@jamesgilmour128 As a Scot, that is just Shite. Think about it mate. England makes up 70% of the UK population. The SAS though did have a hefty proportion of Scots in the Regiment. It was formed by Scottish Colonel David Stirling DSO.
SAS Always be different. Always be sense.
Also unfortunately the US special forces don't specialize in intelligence gathering. Since they tend to be doing strike missions more then anything else. It would be fairly simple to train the special forces by the CIA/NSA in order to increase the abilities of the Special Forces to be something more then just a surgical strike team. I still LOVE my boys in the military and I can't emphasize enough how much training and effort they put into completing the training. It just shows the different styles of training and what the military WANTS for special forces and what roles they have to play in the whole scope of things.
......................u know nothing
Delta force was trained by the SAS, do some research, forget the CIA NSA, they can't compete
respect from indonesia for sas ... back history from claret operation.. sas vs rpkad (kopassus) that was great the untold history .. 4 head vs 4 patrol ..
To Johnny Gutierrez thank you sir for your moments about the BRITISH SAS. you are are our alley, my friend the green berets were trained by the royal marine Commandos, in 1942 in Scotland in the UK . That's why they got a green beret, the SAS are the best in the world plus the AUSTRALIAN and new Zealand and Canadian special forces which are the commonwealth forces as well, the best in the usa are the green beret , without doubt my friend.
If you get caught in escape and evasion do you fail
I dont mean at the end of the seven day period