What If a Squad of Navy SEALS Time Traveled to The Revolutionary War
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- Опубликовано: 19 янв 2024
- How would a single squad of Navy SEALs have changed the course of the American Revolutionary War? Check out today's epic new video as we send a squad of the most elite and highly trained Navy SEALS the change the course of history!
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I can't believe the narrator was able to read the script so well with all that tongue-in-cheek dialog.
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All of these time traveling scenarios will always be limited by the lack of support structure, ammunition resupply, aerial surveillance and satellites, etc.
Resupply could be alleviated if each SEAL went back in time with a fully loaded deuce-and-a-half with fuel trailer.
Travels with an entire rocket base to launch a satellite and a sat device.
@@Lgnds_CBZ i was thinking more along the lines of ammo, grenades, mini-UAVs, etc.
@@sonar357 I'm just adding some other stuff xD
Well if you sent them back in time with one full supply platoon in and one motor T platoon. That should solve the problem.
He gets to the point at 10:45
You're welcome.
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It took him almost 11 minutes to get to the point 💀💀💀
Thx
@@eveerust ok well, you can watch 10:45 to 10:55 and see how much you would enjoy that if it was the entire video.
He needs to explain the war, why it happened to set the scene. It doesn't make sense to just to answer the question.
fun fact: the British navy sunk the French ships meant to bring metric rulers, weights, ECT to the US, so they're the reason why we still use the imperial system
No, the ships got captured by pirates. Some of the weights and measures just recently were found and sent to the US.
Delta squad: *writes down infographics show into their hit list*
What about the green berets? Those guys don't just stack bodies they stack country's. I'd like to see them wreak havoc on the 18th and 19th century world.
They are very secretive and only some of their missions are known.
Oh uh, is he gonna post still?
SAS and British ghost team would join them there, seals ain't the best, I'd say SAS and delta squad r very close in prestige
@@amberfox21 not wrong
Love these recent modern units versus historical military scenarios.
We talking a hundred or so actively serving frogmen with full gear or just a dozen of them? Also how r they going to justify their non-white mates to the white supremacists? If all the SEALs had all the gear they needed then that means even vehicles, extra ammo, extra explosives, and lots of gas.
May God be with the two Navy SEALs lost in the Red Sea
another great job by the fearless leader, we have now, pretty sure the defense secretary being in the hospital had nothing to do with it…fjb (We never lost a navy seal before, but two at the same time, way to go Joe way to go)
They are entertaining, but pure fantasy.
@@TommyChmelko amen
How is it bidens fault we lost seals? He doesn’t conduct day to day military operations
As a native Floridian, Florida without AC is absolutely brutal. I don't blame the colonists.
Why would the Americans need Navy Seals when they had Mel Gibson?
For real bro could take on Britain France Spain and the Americans
Mel Gibson, a navy seal sent to the past to sway the outcome of the war. Directors cut 😂
Such a good movie tbh
"...and to measure with anything except the metric system!"
I'm dyin' here! too freaking funny! Brilliant! hahahahahaha!
Hands down, this has to the best and funniest script you've done yet! Bravo!
Or when the native were occupying the european territory illegally for thousands of years
The thing is that the Brits didn't use the metric system in those days - it hadn't been invented yet - and still don't use it now to any great extent!
Lol right
@@sandilo4170 The whole script was hysterical! Too many 'inside' jokes to count! gotta love it!
"It's the day freedom was invented."
The trolling throughout this is priceless.
Yeah. I raised my eyebrows a bit at that, then settled back when I realized that this vid was full of jokes like that.
@@mkvv5687 but freedom was invented on the 4th
I've only just begun watching the video, but I already wonder how these Seals would react to Benedict Arnold when he was still a general of the Continental Army.
they would shake his hand and respect him.
In this scenario Arnold never defects so it doesn't matter
The Seals would 'persuade' the Founding Fathers to ban slavery instantly though
@@christiandauz3742yeah probably.
It would only take one black Navy seal to convince them to do it.
@@soffren XD
Did Infographics do an episode like the movie "The Final Countdown" where a modern aircraft carrier went back in time just hours before the attack on Pearl Harbor? How would one fully equipped nuclear powered ship carrying a few dozen computerized fighter jets and attack helicopters fare against an entire fleet of analog ships and over 300 propeller planes?
Binkov's Battlegrounds did that scenario.
And if you want a more visual illustration, Grim Reapers have done a lot of big battle simulations in DCS.
Laser guided bombs from 25k feet
Would work well if GR's simulations are right.
"...and to measure things with anything but the metric system." 🤣🤣🤣
Greatest day in human history...
Such an American thing to say
...when Freedom was invented!
You got a problem with a patriotic opinion?
@@Kriegory If it's ignorant and not true, yes sir
There ain't a 'real' greatest day in human history because everyone has a different way of looking about what that means and how they take that.
I don't mind what you think is the greatest day in human history (aslong as it's not related to a part of history where attrocities were persistent) and I think you shouldn't put down people for being patriotic,
No opinion is untrue until disproven.
The mans opinion might be ignorant, but not untrue. I'm not trying to start a fight, man. But things like this have no one answer, so keep that in mind.
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Thank you for the update, The Infographics Show..!! The first time the Underwater Demolition Team was ever documented was back in the 16th century in Korea. The UDT soldiers were highly trained Africans from Mozambique, who were a part of the Portuguese merchants' army, and they have successfully destroyed multiple Japanese ships by discreetly creating holes under water at night. Their unit's official name was 'Sea Ghost', and the Ming Dynasty provided them to Koreans in order to repel Japanese invaders.
Perfectly said, great story case scenario
The subtle jabs at ye Olde England are absolutely on point, and I'm here for it🤣😂🤣😂
There were a couple of books about this where modern soldiers time traveled. A great one is a series where solders time travel to a fantasy world and fight a dragon. There's a Japanese movie where soldiers time travel back to feudal Japan and fight samurai. In the end they get overwhelmed due to ammo limitations, and warlords committing all their forces in unison.
fun fact two: the leading cause of death in children is NOT guns, it is cars
Nope, as of 2022, 2023 leading cause of death is firearms, eclipsing as the long time #1, motor vehicle accidents.
Love the quips, Good job the SAS figured it all out and taught the Seals so well 👍
Y’a his very uninformed and blatantly false ones?
Ok buddy
@@RealGodfromheaven sorry but he speaks truth the SAS did teach the navy seals and Delta Force idk ab the green berets tho
@@RealGodfromheaven buddy, he's right, SAS are still the most tightly focused and disciplined force on the planet, with worldwide training exercises working with all their commonwealth countries (+ the US) and European and eastern allies, and we're called in to train the American forces up until recently, and have a high success rate in the Brit Vs US war games, with equivalent forces, and often winning when greatly outnumbered
This would be a crazy call of duty story mode
Hamilton would have been a whole different Broadway musical.
how does a brutal modern fully quipped army in need of a shower defeat a global superpower
They should make this a movie.
Fun Fact: The gun deaths study study actually counted everyone under 20 as children (one guess as to what age bracket most of those deaths happen in, I'll give you a hint. It's not the toddlers getting into gunfights).
I’m glad someone here actually knows what they are talking about. Tired of people spreading that false information. Also it’s mostly suicide
Still a rather horrible statistic. Stop making a bad thing look better, rather than working and talking about the causes.
Also people under 21 are not considered adults everywhere.
@@Heidelaffe we can agree on that. The reason I hate when people lie with this statement is because they use it as ammunition to take the second amendment away which will take the right for people to defend themselves and that will never be okay. More gun restrictions only affect the people who follow the rules not the ones breaking them
@@Heidelaffe The cause is mostly inner city gang violence that always gets swept under the rug. (one guess as to what age group is most active in gangs) As for the whole 21 thing, you can die for your country and take on crushing debt you can never bankrupt on at 18. Everyone needs to stop infantilizing grown adults and start preparing them for the real world.
Was looking for this comment. Crazy ppl don’t realize the true context behind the stat.
Plus their leadership skills would be extremely valuable!
Funny how the Spanish troops involved are never mentioned in US classrooms.
Curious Spain has a 300 years in U.S in more half of country front the half of years of British .
Y'all trying to send Mr.Ballen back in time. 😂
I love the little passive-aggressive comments. "Driving on the wrong side of the road" 😂
the jokes in this episode were the cherry on top, *Chefs Kiss*
If after they Ran out of supplies, their training knowledge of warfare and history would be invaluable
Jesus H Christ the first 10 seconds of this had me laughing like a hyena 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
He upgraded his comedy to the max 😂
Did he say that the Indians were illegally on European land for thousands of years wtf 😂😂😂
@@jesstassell2066 Dude... it's a painful watch, it should be on Comedy Central. Hard R for Ret@rded on this one 🤣🤣🤣🤣 and by Ret@rded I of course mean the French word for very very slow or late... So you can't cancel me RUclips... as I have shown my meaning in my choice of words. Bó saille.
Best holiday in the world 👌🏽
Will there be a part two where us Brits can summon the same amount of SAS / SBS operators? Best of luck to the yanks with that one!
Yeah, as a Yank and recent Army retiree and history geek whose ancestors were still in the Black Forest/Palatine at the time dealing with Napoleon, I'm not betting against the SAS/SBS.
who dares, wins
It would depend because I don't think the SAS or SBS alone would make difference ein the American war of independence because from the British Empire they had to contend with the French that alone geographically would stretch them to beyond the limit.
The only reason this remotely works for Naval special warfare is because it's a much more geographically centered conflict so you don't need to worry about larger issues such as the French war with Britain you can let that proceed as is. The opposite end of the spectrum Britain would have sitatuations going on as far as India in some cases because it became a colonial conflict.
Especially considering they trained UDT who became SEALs and other SF.
The sarcasm was priceless. Love it! :)
Let’s go Infographics!
They'd be met by Special Boat Services of the Royal Marines.
And my axe!
The ones that burned down the white house? Them royal marines? The ones that made the SBS which Seal team 6 modelled themselves on? Seals wouldn't stand a chance.
I get the points but that was back when the USA wasn’t like the most powerful country in the world with the most top of the line equipped military.
Nice vid man keep up the good work
Love your video and keep up the great work
While I do get that there are problems with resupply, the thing that would be indespencible would be the knowledge the seals would have of the advanced tactics, and warfare, and also knowledge of advanced medicine.
Dude you’re turning into the history channel 😂
Morgans riflemen did pretty good back in the day. They were elite riflemen using rifled barrels accurate out to 200 yards.
The truth is that such technological units would be ridiculously ineffective and inferior, the technological dependence of current armies means that a military unit that ends up in the past simply has an initial advantage in weapons, but they would be in worse conditions as they lack resupply or means. to maintain their equipment, unlike the rest of the military.
On the other hand, a soldier from the past could be reconditioned for modern warfare, this is because it is easier to learn the modern with ancient foundations than to forget the present in favor of the past.
My mom STILL doesn't understand how to check her email.
I can't wrap my head around nfts.
Don't pretend it's easier to adapt to new tech than it is to grow up with it and shrug when you have to put it down.
You're erroneously imagining that the military were never trained in doing without.
1775 was 100 years from having surgeons was their hands to stop spreading puerperal fever. A disease contracted by mothers when the doc would pause an active autopsy to deliver a baby with hands still covered in rot.
Those boys believed witchcraft was a thing and were over 100 years from the end of witch trials.
Not to mention they, like the natives of thier time would be susceptible to all our modern diseases.
@@GrifoStelle Your mother is not young, the soldiers are young or middle-aged.
Do not confuse the process of stagnation produced by the aging of the human brain with the technological difference, if you want a good parallel to this, the African tribes that live without technology prove my point every time one of their young people is turned into a militia member of some local warband, to give a clear example
@@GrifoStelle By the way, the American military are the same ones who, if their technological equipment breaks, leave the rest of the countries hanging and withdraw from international maneuvers, that is electronic dependency and the American and Chinese armies suffer from it because they have such a fixed view in the "war of tomorrow" that they do not focus like the European and Arab armies in training without so much equipment, that is why the American army has a high rate of friendly fire compared to the European armies, too much confidence that the machine is correct instead of having one's own perception, when the computer fails for whatever reason they either doubt or only realize after having been guided by the technological system and seeing that it did not turn out as expected.
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@@dirkdiggler58 Reading books and living it are 2 different things.
Theodore Roosevelt: I’m an American stud, and you’re the British Elmer Fudd! Your whole miserable county is the size of one state!
Winston Churchill: Steady there! I don’t think it’s very fair, for a British bulldog to melee with a teddy bear.
Arthur Morgan: I wish you’d stayed at sea with the other walruses!
And im kanye west!
And my axe
Epic Rap Battle Reference!
@@ungodlybeast8436 A lyrical genius!
That would be something. Navy Seals would do a lot of damage, until they run out of ammo, then they'd probably have to use bows and arrows
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Bro do you think that the revolutionary war was fought with bows and arrows💀💀💀
@@steven_slash8346 if you're fighting a guerilla war which is what SEAL's specialize in then a bow is a more effective option than a musket.
@@rc59191 yup. I’d still put my money on the SEALs if they showed up with no guns, just Ka-Bars, tomahawks and compound bows.
i would put it on the navy seals with silencers@@VixenVolva
Love the quibs and sarcastic remarks imbedded within.🤣😁😝
the additional comments are awesome in this one
More interesting would be a clash between time travelled Seals, and a squad of the SAS sent back to fight them. The Seals might find their seals leaking.
773 billion vs. 50 billion in military spending, yall been cooked for decades🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
Also the fact that US logistics and decentralized command is second to none. Our seals also have the best equipment our 800 billion dollar defense budget can give. Quality is a trademark of the United States special operations command. We worked with SAS before and they have their strengths and weaknesses just like we do. If you need anything 50 miles from water destroyed or killed, you send in the seals. If you want to go behind enemy lines for sabotage my money is on the SAS. The seals are the best in the world at CQB but SAS is the best in clandestine operations and sabotage. All special forces can’t be compared and shown which is definitively better because different circumstances call for different soldiers.
@@RealGodfromheavenso what sbs then mate ?
You all should make a movie on this. This would be fun to watch
most channel don't.
@@Ryuu1010YT huh?
@@jetsal4297 not much
@@Ryuu1010YT you must be a red coat. 😂
Captain Price, Soap, Ghost and others could complete their mission easily😂😂
"Reach out, reach out and touch someone..." 🎶🎶
Am I the only one waiting for more Alien War, Zombie war or Nuclear war 0-100 days?
no you're not. Cliffhangers!
The maximum value of the sending a SEAL Team to 1776 is all the practical applicable lessons learned from War since 1776, as well as their weapons & tech advantage.
Not to mention the British literally would fight in lines and disregarded asymmetrical warfare (as mentioned in this video).
That’s the maximum value 😂
Yes, simply having them replace Washington and 3 other important generals and take a leadership position would be the best possible use of their talents.
It would still be worth it for the squad to use up all their gear on a few high value missions though.
@@thunderblaze9997 Abso-F'n-lutely!
i actuall think a Team of Special Forces would make more difference.. They are a true force multiplier that are traind to train friendly forces
They would have been called USMC cause they were there! Lol
The What? @foipa1
@@Teeexz UNITED STATES MARINE CORP.
What if Britiish sent their SAS/SBS?
Units that are used to being outgunned and underequipped with no support. They would thrive in the situation while seals would cry as soon as air cover is lost.
@@robbiepembertonid like to think SAS are equivalent to our Delta. Not the SEALs.
With night vision, they would own the night. They could also train colonial soldiers.
Until the batteries die
@@Sov92They take solar panel chargers with them. They would know how to build trenches and temporary bridges to overcome rivers too. They could also create bombs out of almost any flammable material.
@@ethanweeter2732 none of the navy seals that I have ever encountered were carrying solar panels.
@@Sov92 did you meet DEVGRU or a seal team member
@@RealGodfromheaven i’ve met Seals. I deployed on an amphibious assault ship and we had some on for a little bit. I didn’t talk to them very much because I had other things I needed to do that did not involve them. Regular navy people and seals Kind of exist in two different worlds even if they’re in the same place.
I read a fantastic book called Escape From Hunger and Premature Death that covered this war. It proposed that nutrition was a key factor in the colonies winning the war. The average colonial soldier had access to about 2000 calories a day, where the British had more like 1700. So, nutrition is key to the success of any venture.
I have always thought of this, such an interesting idea
But what if Britain sent back in time SAS or SBS ? Lol
As others have commented, these ideas would make for a great video game.
I would have thought training other special operations units would by far be the most benefit they could offer.
And that would be the green berets not seals.
“so if we fight you’ll let us have land right”
britain: “totally for sure, trust me bro”
I would argue that their greatest impact would be as instructors and advisers. They would have a highly sophisticated understanding of warfare that would be hard to match.
Right? Doubt they have detailed historical knowledge of past events. But, training large units and commanding smaller units? Infantry tactics have come a long way in 200 years, and the current U.S. military is cutting edge and well trained.
I think a platoon of Green berets would be more effective in making a difference!
Seriously, have a ODA in the revolutionary war and it’s a wrap for the Brit’s
Yeah, the moment he said that navy seals have no equal, I was like what about the green berets? I guess the rest of SOCOM doesn’t exist😂.
less than 10 sec needed to alienate everybody in the world except americans truely a skill only americans poses
apparently satire doesn't exist outside of America.
This is kinda the best new video idea you guys have been doing
The shade being thrown in this video has me dying
If the Seals picked their shots, they might make their ammo last. Otherwise, it's the tactics of modern warfare and a musket
What do you mean if?
It's funny they always choose Navy seals. When the Rangers are ALWAYS the one the Seals call for extraction and help.
RANGERS LEAD THE WAY!
GET UP PRIVATE ALLEN, RANGERS LEAD THE WAY! *M O V E*
@@nursestoyland RAMIREZ! SECURE THAT BURGER TOWN!
0:00 to 2:44 is my history class recapped in a nutshell
Plz jive SAS the respect it deserves they were the first to do SOC and happily shared their knowledge of the tactics strategies and training in order for us to have our SOC
I don't remember the title, but I think there was a book about this - only instead of Navy SEALS, it was a tank crew.
There was also a " Twilight Zone" episode where a tank crew along with their tank ended up at the Battle Of Little Big Horn ( Custer's Last Stand).
Harry Turtledove has written several counter-factual war books, like Guns of the South, where Afrikaner racists from the 22nd century sent AK-47s back in time to equip the Confederacy during the Civil War, which enabled the South to win, all so that the Afrikaners would have an ally in their own fight against the blacks. (It's several years since I read it so I'm not 100% sure of all the details.)
Was it "Tanks for the Memories"?
I noticed they included the Wooly Mammoth in the one scene. This is important because not only the Native Americans but also Frontiersman reported encountering Living Mammoths in various parts of North America during early Colonial times.
I love this type of stuff
This is like that movie where turkeys travel back in time to the first thanksgiving to get turkeys off the menu
I'd like to see a video on the contribution Poland made to US success in the Revolutionary War. It's shamefully under-taught as with most things in schools and colleges. I'm not Polish, but having lived there for over a decade and studying Polish history, I was amazed at the relationship Poland has with the US. There's a reason that Polish surnames are so prevalent in the Ohio basin and New England. It's not simple immigration - lands were awarded to Poles that came under the Polish kingdom to aid in the war. While the US was not the first to adopt a Constitution, the success of America's war against Britain was the underpinning of Poland following suit. This would make an awesome video guys, hope you'll look into it!
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Please make a similar one about a section os SAS going back to 1776.
*SAS has entered the chat*
Gotta love it when the infographics feeds false data and info even in a hypothetical situation. 18 years old isn't a kid, that's a legal adult in America.
Spoken like an 18 year old
Thanks I actually linked a video for people so hopefully they educate themselves.
Legally yes, but you know what they mean. 18 year Olds are still in high-school, if you see an 18 year old on the street, you'll think they're really young or a "kid"
Yeah, but if you are presenting FACTS, make sure you are presenting factual Information, not padding numbers to try and make your facts true. Cut off age in America for a legally defined kid is 17. 18 is classified as a adult.
Nowadays kids don't seem to be adulting until their mid-twenties or so. Now get offa my lawn!
"Not only was the US founded, it's when freedom was invented."
*Laughs in practically any other part of the world before 1776*
ya wayyy too obnoxious
2:46 The American measurement system jokes caught me off guard
0:32 finally a different topic
as you can tell by my name i just got back with a group of navy seals from the revolutionairy war. They were hillarious. They of course took rifles. but also water/air-tight containers of .22LR and little 22 pistols with silencers and subsonic ammo.. deadly up to 40 feet if in the head. and their night vision. most of the work was done at night with thermals. they went after the cannons first, by morning the artillery crews were dead and big penises were drawn on the cannons. then they eliminated the ships. the close ones. just a buncha incindiery grenades. about 2 per ship. all you need for wood... waited till all were ready to toss them up and did it at once and swam away with scuba gear. then they hid in t he tree lines with their rifles and watched the hillarity ensue. repeat next evening.
You did not include the 5000 African Americans who fought on the British side for the promise of freedom, as well as the 5000 who fought on the American side for the same reasons.
Maybe because it was only 5000
These are the whacky what ifs I like to see, my brothers and I talk about what if x modern unit or weapon was in x historical period/war. Just interesting to talk about.
'Merican's also were fighting for a breakfast of Coffee with Bacon & Eggs with Bacon & Cheese instead of the traditional English Breakfast of tea with grilled tomatoes, baked beans, blood pudding, mushrooms, sausages & eggs.
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This video is full of stereotypes and I love it 🤣🤣
The snark is strong with this one
imagine the British trying to fight 21st century guns with literal swords 💀💀
Imagine the Navy seals fighting the SBS and the SAS back then rahh they wouldn't even stand a chance
Ah, so it was around this time that we had The Last of the Mohicans. Daniel Day Lewis is running around somewhere during this era.
I love the way he describes guns!!!!
Those are just tier 1 fighters. Now imagine sending a BeeKeeper.
I feel one point not mentioned is how invaluable training from a navy seal would be for troops of that time. They would be the most refined and effective fighters on the planet by a long shot.
7:50 “used to attack enemy rear areas.”
Hahaha
Sending Navy SEALS with their Hi-Tech equipments back in time will cause major time paradoxes.
Their very arrival would be a massive morale boost as it would tell the Continental Army that they won.
next, do the us marins for the batle of 1812, or the cival war
What size ratchets do other countries use to turn their metric sockets? 1/2” 3/8” and 1/4”.
Harry Turtledove has written several books on this type of Sci-fi alternative histories.
The sarcasm was cranked up to 11 on this one, I see.
4:51 funny way of saying drug problem