He's 100% right about picking a career you would do for free, and mid-life crisis's hitting if you don't. I'm 30 and chose a job for the money, and hate every day of it. Not a way to live.
@@Child0ne Good luck man! I tried to do the same recently but was a bit too old for the Marines, might look into other branches. Best of luck on your journey!
He’s so right if you love what you do and believe in it with your whole heart you’ll never work a day in your life. Now that I’m in my 40’s I totally agree with that statement. That being said people who aren’t happy with their job but continue to do it to provide for their family I tip my hat to those people because they are sacrificing themselves to make sure their family has what they need. Great interview and because of guys like this we get to enjoy our freedom and pursue our dreams.
To be fair, they are two different tier 2 units the seals have the most demanding physical and psychological training, and within their bud specialty also their 16 man platoon can do HVT and they are one of the best at it, water is not For anyone if not physically tough and consistent individuals, seals are the best in the water that's what makes them so special is their specialty. The Green Berets are ODAs of 12 highly experienced and mature men who pick up culture, language, economics, politics plus many spend years serving in the infantry or 75th Ranger Regiment before going up for selection. The Green Berets their main business is unconventional warfare, they are the best at it, and although they have their CIF units, the SEALs per platoon have more men for direct action. Here it is worth saying that depending on the needs of the mission is the unit that will be used. Also, if we want to talk about numbers, the 75th Ranger Regiment, a company in a single deployment, killed 1,900 terrorists, which neither of these two units together could do. And if people want to know which is the most clandestine tier 1 unit against terrorism are the (Cag-delta force) look for the interview of Kevin Holland who was in the Devgroup seal 6 and later went to delta he confirmed it in the initial training delta had to walk or run 400 miles. In the end what I want to say is that all these men no matter what unit they belong to are incredible and they are the best in their mission business they cannot be compared it is as if a heart surgeon told the brain surgeon I am better than you that's crazy, they are all equally good at their specialty.
In the Green Berets vision plan for conflicts in the future 2021 forward with adversaries such as China and Russia. They are creating the companies (HTD Hard Target Defeat ) that will do a job similar to what CiF did in the war against terrorism, but in this case the companies (HTD will be with more up-to-date technology and techniques according to the type of war that we will face in the future.
To be fair he’s talking about tier 2 sof. Even then, I’d say it’s between SEALs and Rangers, and if you are talking about length of training, that goes to Afsoc or SF(green berets)
@@suhjested5955 Getting the Green Beret is a long hard journey. Those guys do a very special mission as well as direct action. SF is supposed to work with and build indigenous forces. They have to be great at a hella shit. I am not knocking any SEALS, not at all. That is a hard fucking course and job, fuck water. Fuck sand and water in your clothing.
@@suhjested5955 agreed. Although I think very highly of ranger battalions, technically they are tier 2 but man those dudes are capable of tier 1 missions. Elite infantry group for sure.
Yup. I tell very young people the same thing, do something you like in some field that actually interests you, Because eventually you’ll get so miserable you will go do it anyway 15 years later ,All the anxiety of breaking out will still be there you’ll just be older.
@@deathfire096 if you save Afghanistan then you can go back and have more war….which is outstanding business. Politicians and the military industrial complex want non-stop war. It is all by design and outside the troops control.
You don’t win wars by swimming, and entry level sailor to seal I will bank on a Army infantrymen or ranger entering Green beret is a better resume and the skill level should be better if that make sense. A navy vessel is limited and needs supplies and fuel from land . And besides “Rambo” is legendary Go Army
Lol seals love glamour and glory more than leadership and what about the massive f ups that constantly get covered up 😂😂 and cost them there trust to perform on the job because they got busted partying
My father was 22ndSAS. When the Rangers couldn't catch up on the base loop of HAAF, I got my invite to SF. I turned it down. I did not want to kill, at least not for the
How is marines the best when you can join and sign up well not even having a contract for the career path you wanted and end up being a cook (“nothing against cooks”)… on a naval ship, feeding for 400 men 3 times a day , when in reality you really wanted to become infantryman and kick down doors and fight bad guy… but your recruiter tricked you into signing and now your stuck On a ship for 9 months,sleeping in racks that are stacked up 4 high, having to wake up extra early to microwave smelly eggs for 400 sailors… “BUT” like I always say… everyone’s experience In The military is different. ( btw. I’m just talking shitt, every branch, every MOS ( job ), is important. We all work Together. And all do pretty much the same shit)
@@Child0ne he is talking about combat, marines see the most combat and they get sent in first and they don’t have all the special gadgets or extra training but they get the job done
Notice how navy seals were chosen to raid and kill bin laden even though they are navy and there was no water, amphibious, nothing to do with water in that mission yet they were still chosen. It's because they are the best anywhere, rangers can't operate in water like seals but seals can even more on their land as well.
He's 100% right about picking a career you would do for free, and mid-life crisis's hitting if you don't. I'm 30 and chose a job for the money, and hate every day of it. Not a way to live.
I’m 30 and I realized it as well and am now re-enlisting and trying out for special forces. You should do the same brotha
No doubt. I'm 42 and basically starting over career-wise.
@@Child0ne Good luck man! I tried to do the same recently but was a bit too old for the Marines, might look into other branches. Best of luck on your journey!
33 same here
Crisis's? Something belonging to a crisis?
“I chose the seals cuz I loved the water……..or at least I thought I did “. 😆. That made me laugh.
A purpose driven life, I agree 💯%.
I’ve had job’s, and I’ve done
work that fed my soul. No comparison.
He’s so right if you love what you do and believe in it with your whole heart you’ll never work a day in your life. Now that I’m in my 40’s I totally agree with that statement. That being said people who aren’t happy with their job but continue to do it to provide for their family I tip my hat to those people because they are sacrificing themselves to make sure their family has what they need. Great interview and because of guys like this we get to enjoy our freedom and pursue our dreams.
Amen. Good men and women vets and civilians alike. My salute and admiration to those that sacrifice to provide 🙏
To be fair, they are two different tier 2 units the seals have the most demanding physical and psychological training, and within their bud specialty also their 16 man platoon can do HVT and they are one of the best at it, water is not For anyone if not physically tough and consistent individuals, seals are the best in the water that's what makes them so special is their specialty. The Green Berets are ODAs of 12 highly experienced and mature men who pick up culture, language, economics, politics plus many spend years serving in the infantry or 75th Ranger Regiment before going up for selection. The Green Berets their main business is unconventional warfare, they are the best at it, and although they have their CIF units, the SEALs per platoon have more men for direct action. Here it is worth saying that depending on the needs of the mission is the unit that will be used. Also, if we want to talk about numbers, the 75th Ranger Regiment, a company in a single deployment, killed 1,900 terrorists, which neither of these two units together could do. And if people want to know which is the most clandestine tier 1 unit against terrorism are the (Cag-delta force) look for the interview of Kevin Holland who was in the Devgroup seal 6 and later went to delta he confirmed it in the initial training delta had to walk or run 400 miles. In the end what I want to say is that all these men no matter what unit they belong to are incredible and they are the best in their mission business they cannot be compared it is as if a heart surgeon told the brain surgeon I am better than you that's crazy, they are all equally good at their specialty.
CIF is no longer a thing
In the Green Berets vision plan for conflicts in the future 2021 forward with adversaries such as China and Russia. They are creating the companies (HTD Hard Target Defeat ) that will do a job similar to what CiF did in the war against terrorism, but in this case the companies (HTD will be with more up-to-date technology and techniques according to the type of war that we will face in the future.
My Grandfather once told me to find something you love to do, get paid for it and you will never work a day in your life…
good advice just don't make your job one of your hobbies/pastimes otherwise you don't get to do said thing you love.
@@caninphx 💯
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To be fair he’s talking about tier 2 sof. Even then, I’d say it’s between SEALs and Rangers, and if you are talking about length of training, that goes to Afsoc or SF(green berets)
@@suhjested5955 Going RASP, Ranger School and trying to earn a slot on the line at Batt is super exhausting.
@@suhjested5955 Getting the Green Beret is a long hard journey. Those guys do a very special mission as well as direct action. SF is supposed to work with and build indigenous forces. They have to be great at a hella shit. I am not knocking any SEALS, not at all. That is a hard fucking course and job, fuck water. Fuck sand and water in your clothing.
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@@suhjested5955 agreed. Although I think very highly of ranger battalions, technically they are tier 2 but man those dudes are capable of tier 1 missions. Elite infantry group for sure.
Yup. I tell very young people the same thing, do something you like in some field that actually interests you, Because eventually you’ll get so miserable you will go do it anyway 15 years later ,All the anxiety of breaking out will still be there you’ll just be older.
Always good to see a new video of yours!
Navy seals save the day Green Barrett’s save the world.
Usama would disagree
We couldn't save Afghanistan but We will save the world? LOL
@@deathfire096 if you save Afghanistan then you can go back and have more war….which is outstanding business. Politicians and the military industrial complex want non-stop war. It is all by design and outside the troops control.
Vs green beret's what?
Make sure to Support Eli's run for office in AZ!!!!
Wise words
Awesome content!
You don’t win wars by swimming, and entry level sailor to seal I will bank on a Army infantrymen or ranger entering Green beret is a better resume and the skill level should be better if that make sense. A navy vessel is limited and needs supplies and fuel from land . And besides “Rambo” is legendary
Go Army
👍👍 Awesome!!
Imagine not being able to defend your country because you have a background well don't come knowing on my door when we're going to war
He chose SEALs because he wanted to write books and become youtube famous.
Like they all dont 😂.
@@Charlie-fu3ge mainly SEALs
@@jamesdrakcip9276 at least they can write.
@@deathfire096 who can't?
Lol seals love glamour and glory more than leadership and what about the massive f ups that constantly get covered up 😂😂 and cost them there trust to perform on the job because they got busted partying
My father was 22ndSAS. When the Rangers couldn't catch up on the base loop of HAAF, I got my invite to SF. I turned it down. I did not want to kill, at least not for the
What do the SEALs think of Biden in his position?
I vote CAG IS THE BEST. DELTA.. BUT I AM BIAST. LOL 😆 😆
Marines are the best
How is marines the best when you can join and sign up well not even having a contract for the career path you wanted and end up being a cook (“nothing against cooks”)… on a naval ship, feeding for 400 men 3 times a day , when in reality you really wanted to become infantryman and kick down doors and fight bad guy… but your recruiter tricked you into signing and now your stuck
On a ship for 9 months,sleeping in racks that are stacked up 4 high, having to wake up extra early to microwave smelly eggs for 400 sailors… “BUT” like I always say… everyone’s experience In The military is different. ( btw. I’m just talking shitt, every branch, every MOS ( job ), is important. We all work Together. And all do pretty much the same shit)
@@Child0ne he is talking about combat, marines see the most combat and they get sent in first and they don’t have all the special gadgets or extra training but they get the job done
@@rugerred8659Sounds like a death wish
Notice how navy seals were chosen to raid and kill bin laden even though they are navy and there was no water, amphibious, nothing to do with water in that mission yet they were still chosen. It's because they are the best anywhere, rangers can't operate in water like seals but seals can even more on their land as well.
U ever served in the military?
Originally delta was going to kill bin Laden but they weren’t available so they sent devgru (seal team six)not navy seals