Top 5 Special forces in the world
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My Top 5 Special forces in the world.
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Mijn top 5 special forces in de wereld
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my top 5 special forces in der Welt
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1 Turksh maron berets ???
1st British SAS (special air service)
2nd American delta force
3nd russias spetnaz
And 10000000000000000000nd Dutch special forces
Fuck you. Bc we're a small country doesn't mean we suck
Also, the larger the unit, the more chances it has of having a security breach. Plus, you have to supply them all, train them all, pay them all. Sometimes, smaller groups work better together than big groups.
Turkey?
You're definitely from Netherlands xDDD "netherlands xDDDDD hahahah
Cant handle the truth?
Spetznaz conducted the operation to rescue the hostages in the theatre siege in Moscow, 129 hostages died. That's a great way of conveying to the world we are the best. In no other rescue attempt has so many hostages died.
They did develop many CT tactics. However, a lot of that was rewritten not only by other units specific AO, roles and capabilities,but also by the S.A.S. itself. In fact, all tactics are continuously re-written by all units in every facet of military operations. And most direct-action(DA)tactics were developed by SEALs in Vietnam(also re-written)and then more recently in Desert Storm, and then SEALs totally re-wrote the book on urban warfare in Iraq in recent years.
It's one of those things you think about and come to a realization they haven't seen much combat. I wouldn't know, none of us could say how much since it's special operations and they keep the lids tight on those. I just remeber they played the biggest role in the Iran/Embasy incodent, Argo was losely based on for the final days of what was over a month struglle for the escapees. Canada was in the drivers seat and they used specail forces and we the U.S. thanked them for all they did.
haha well I wasn't expecting an answer as in-depth as that but I definitely get your point. I will say I'm surprised the SEAL's didn't even get a mention in here as they are one of the best. 1st or 2nd I don't think it really matters to them, as long as they do the job and get home safe its still a job well done for them. Kudos to all the guys out there at the moment fighting for their country irrespective of their units.
Another thing that separates SEALs from the rest is the fact that they can operate from any platform, in any environment, at any time, almost completely independent of any outside influence. Although SEAL/DEVGRU fall under SOCOM, they are controlled by NAVSPECWARCOM, which operates independently from the other SOCOM units, and needs no further authorization from above. If a mission is handed to them, they choose when, where, and how of their own accord, and need not wait for the 'green light'.
im happy as well canada is where i live and i am canadian it is good to see it here
The S.A.S. as we know it today was not officially founded until the 50s. The US Navy Scouts and Raiders were formed in 1941 and the U.D.T. in '42, which was the beginning of the S.E.A.L.s. The Scouts and Raiders, UDT, and 1st SAS were formed pretty much in coordination with each other and exchanged knowledge, but those units were much different than the units they laid the ground-work for that we now know as SAS and SEALs. But both were disbanded after WW2 and went through significant changes.
Having said that, most basic tactics really dont differ too much from unit to unit, theres only so many ways to shoot, maneuver, use cover etc. What separates each unit is their selection process, and amount of time training. In this aspect, SEAL selection and training is unarguably they most intense! Hell, DEVGRUs ammunition resource is equal to the entire U.S. Marine Corps, and there is only estimated to be 200-250 active duty DEVGRU operators at any given time! Thats alot of shooting!
I completely agree. But the SAS in counter-terrorism and storming buildings comes first without a doubt, they practically wrote the rule book for CT
Back in Controlll!!!!!!!!! awsome!!!!!!!!!! i love this song and the special unit
Have to remember SAS were THE original special forces & most other countries model a lot of their techniques etc on SAS/SBS.In UK, the SBS is viewed as an even more skilled group.
Seal and Delta both have their origins in the SAS. And are still trained by them to this day
The point I was making is that UK SF have gained experience of their own for the most part - the conflicts in which they have followed or been drawn into by the USA is minimal by contrast.
that could be true, im not saying it is, but could be. All i know is that the Dutch Special forces is a very well trained team, they can save themselves and others in any kind of situation thrown at the soldiers!
sorry for my mistake they are considered to be special forces but they are mostly found under military infantry troops but yes they are in fact are special op or tactical forces
Yes my friend...and eventually we've seen their backs and how they're running TO EACH AND ALL OF THEM/
its fun to read these comments^^
everyone is seeing his own country-spezial-forces on the top! no one here is be able to make a objectively statement!!
but... look at the results of the last combat team conferences in the past. u will see that the german sek is mostly on the top! ;)
u never know the seal standards and boot camp look much easier than other branches in the U.S military special operations groups. it still is very tough tho
props, most people over look JTF2!!
good comment pretty true every unit has its specialty.
No one ever mentions Australia, our SAS is at least as tough as Britains if not even better, they undergo the same training and they had a 200:1 kill ration in the vietnam war. I mean come on people!
That is an awesome song by the way, love it.
is surprising how the italian comsubin (goi) is never mentioned in these rankings. we have a bad army, is true, but at the same time we have one of the best special forces.
2:34 lol ! what smoke the man inside , died from fear and shock!
i didnt mean the whole british amada, i just meant the sas. Seals are the best, in my view. There can do any type of operation you want them to do. They can deploy in any means. They have a strong background and the strongest Kill to Death ratio of most major spe ops groups, but have ur opinion.
#5 Royal Marine Commando
#4 Special Boat Service
#3 USN Navy Seals
#2 IDF Sayerat Matkal
#1 Special Air Service
What I'm wondering about, is why does everyone keep thinking inside the box, and mainly take the most known countries. What about Denmark's Jaegerkorps(Jægerkorps)? They are an very advanced elite special force, who is pretty dang powerful, and dangerous.
Currency GIGN: Saving lives in defiance of his own. "
December 26, 1994 release of the 164 passengers of Flight 8969 Flight AF taken hostage by four GIA terrorists. The GIGN stormed the aircraft, landed at the airport of Marignane near Marseille, and managed to kill four terrorists and save the hostages without loss side but with eleven policemen injured at various levels . The attack was filmed by television, and the group became famous worldwide.
that is probably true.. but the army rangers were formed in 1754 but I don't think they were a special operations unit until world war two
This should be
5.Green berret
4.Ranger
3.SAS
2.Navy SEAL
1.Delta force
And the reason i put Delta first is the navy seals have never trained as basic Infantryman. Delta picks peaple from the army mostly which have been trained to be infantryman and i think that lack of training in the basics makes the SEALs less effective.
recces south africa is one of the best..the legendary selous scouts who fighted in rodesia too
Socom is all us military spec ops. Plus there needs to be many others. All spec ops and spec forces are mostly even, they all have different missions. Delta and Sas are good at raids and counter terrorism. Spetsnaz can take pain. Seals and SBS are the best in the water. Royal Marines and Force recon are very good amphibious groups. Green Berets and Marsoc are awesome survivalists, and groups like Grom and the Rangers can blow a lotta crap up. There are also many other groups as well.
You all might think I'm crazy but the DPRK has a Special Operations Force (SOF) numbering about 180,000 troops that is quite capable. As you can imagine they do not operate under any civilized ROE's and there is no such thing as collateral damage in their vocabulary.
Gen. Thom Karremans and his dutchbats are very courageous during the serbian wars!
Haha, yea I did get a little long-winded I guess, huh!? Good thing I was limited in space! Well,I like to inform people of things they may not have been aware when I hear their opinions, one of my flaws! And I hear a lot of misconceptions about the whole SF community! Most of my rant was directed to the general audience here and not so much you specifically btw.. But yer definitely right, all units from all branches sacrifice for their countries and deserve the utmost respect and gratitude!
The majority of Special forces on that list were initially trained by SAS/SBS anyway.
What are you on about?
1) The RUC were not a military organisation, they were a police force (admittedly the only force in the UK that routinely carried firearms, but still a civilian organisation).
2) Natively recruited regiments like the Royal Irish Rangers and Ulster Defense Regiment were still part of the British Army.
By the way if you are from Poland, I was not surprised by your negative to Russia. Poles always somewhat dissatisfied. One can see the fate they have such. And remember one smart Russian proverb: "If you're next to a sleeping bear not to toss and turn, and he can wake up."
And you all should respect thoses men who risk they life to protec their contry they ALL good no one is bad
1:28 If I were to be the hostage during that operation, and see that guy out my window, I would be like, "WOOOOW!!! YAY!" But if I were the Iranians, I would be all like, "AHHHH! CRAP!!! SAS!"
What makes them 'the most elite'? Selection process? Training? Funding? Combat record? Elaborate please..
Agree!
Still has the best special forces mate, not talking about the whole army here.
Yes, GROM kicks ass. 1st SFOD-D, SAS or even KSK operators will confirm that, as they have closely trained and co-operated in Kuwait, Iraq, and still are in Afghanistan. ;)
lot of nations sand owns special forces in varignano(italy)to learn more from comsubin.not dificult to find there sas seals etc etc
a number of members doenst always meane the strenght of a unit the kct(korps commando troepen/ special dutch forces) are disiplined wel orginised and good equiped
if you look back at historic events, the facts will tell you that the British SAS have had the most successful operations and are the role model for all other special forces worldwide with the exception of spetsnaz who are just crazy and in many cases take it too far.
you cant decide which one is the best they are all great heroic men and unless you are one of them you dont know what it is like.
sorry for the poor englisch
I totally agree
Netherlands SF look like Normal county Sheriffs doing a routine house raid, or did I miss something special.
You also forgot the Special Activities Division/Special Operations Group. Those guys are fucking dangerous also.
Among you all, nobody talked about the GIGN as belonging to the French forces, which I think is the best intervention group in the world, because you are so in awe of all the equipment has the U.S. and I password but know that France is very well equipped: burst, char leclerc, famas ...
i ment that team six is counter terrorism and does similar missions. and JTF2 the highest trained force in canada you misunderstood.
Where is polish Grom. Specialits of mission immposibles?
Lol barely any now(lives in amurikah), I plan on learning it soon though, I can read Cyrillic, and translate some
what happen to the Green Berets
And back to where people take the piss with GIGN, yes it origins from France, but the reason it's NOT French specifically (never believe CoD) is because it's a Global Special Forces, meaning it's built up of smaller countries who don't have there own Special Forces. This ,kiddies, is also why GIGN is not included in Medal Of Honor Warfighter.
finelly someone that understan :)
1. DEVGRU
2.SAS
3.Shayetet 13
4. MARCOS
5. Sayeret Matkal
im not aware of any failed missions of these 5
6. SBS (1 failed mission im aware of)
7.Delta (2 failed)
8.Spetnaz(quite a few failed)
9.Paracommandos(India) (1 failed)
10 MJK/SASR/JTF2 (comparitively much lesser action than the top 9)
The Korps Commandotroepen are not derived from the SAS. Therefore the SAS cannot be the 'original' special forces unit, even though most special forces units did derive from the SAS.
Just for your "British SAS" you showed a couple of pics of the Australian SAS CT force, who were probably actually TAG anyway :P
netherlands need tips on been a sniper as that picture is shocking he has no camo on the barrel or the scope he will stand out like a sore thumb
But I do agree with you for the most part.
I agree, needs Delta, 2nd, Brit and AUS and NZ SAS 1st...
lol fitting music :)
but dont get me wrong all the special ops in this video are kickass
i would like to know what research was conducted for this video if it is indeed true, where are the sources?
Almost all special forces are based on the Britsish SAS model. A lot of these countries special forces are also trained through or with the SAS. Therefore almost every special forces unit in the world are ultimate badasses who are quite identical. But dont compare the NAVY SEALS with the French GIGN for example... For the Seals are obviously a naval special forces unit and are deployed for different missions.
I didn't realise the Dutch can attend SAS selection course. They're neither British nor Commonwealth?
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:) We don't deserve the first place but we have a very good SF (Commando's) indeed ^^
Dear sir as an ex serviceman British by the way you cannot say one is better than the other. But the SAS have a longer history , more experience, have been involved in more conflicts ,and have a far better pedigree than our colonnial cousins.And further to this US special forces are trained by SAS and SBS personell . Hope i havent shattered your bubble old boy
If you read my comment you would notice i mentioned both, and both are at the top of the board
just saying but how many wars have the netherlands won lately? BTW SAS and USSF were founded at the same time as part of the Jedburghs, TF 101 etc. during WWII.
for sure.
also, the NAVY SEALS aren't aloud to be GOOD at ONE THING, they have to be GREAT at EVERYTHING.
And why would you instantly assume they're better? Do you know anything of Canadian military history? Have you seen JTF-2 and CAG (Delta) fight?
i was wondering about that myself.
i dont much about the KCT but i do know when Netherlands soldiers who applied for the SAS and started the 21 day selection course, none of them achieved to see the very last day let alone be picked, so based on that evidence im going to assume they are either equal, worse or your judgment isnt accurate but then i might be wrong because i dont know a great deal about the KCT but i now intend to find out.
Effectivement, je me souviens d'avoir vus au nouvelle les français lors de l'assault d'un avion.
Yeah, with operation like Moscow theater, school siege, you don’t get to be the best.
It will be close, but since military power is very important for America it has the strongest army in basicly every aspect. Since America is invading basicly every country, they know they need to have the best military/special forces/airforce in the world.
All special forces do all of these things, I don't know how you can have a "best" one...
Canadians can win all the sniper competions they want, there irrelevent, it's all about hiting the target in the heat of battle..The British have done that by having the longest sniper kill in history.
Agreed.
actually you are true. But teh nayy seals are specialized in fastly taking down enemy's, and they have great snipers. But the alfa group (spetsnaz) is surely number 5 because of their hardcore training. only the hardest can become a spetsnaz
Sir, with all due respect, having 17 members of my family currently servig with US special forces and special operations, I think I know a little bit more about their training than you. They train witn, they are not trained by. Perhaps modeled after, but not trained by. Having said that I have the utmost respect for you if you served your country.
i agree as a dutch, i know we are not nr 1 we are in the top 5 for sure we train with the sas and i know also that no mather where we from we learn from eachoter thats what matthers not who is the best
My Top 10.
1. Navy SEALS
2. KSK
3. SAS
4. GROM
5. JTF-2
6. SAS-R
7, SFOD-D (Delta Force)
8. SOG
9. Spetznaz
10. FSK
Guy's who participated always pick ROK marines this is the X-Box 360 version
Yes we do, name y'alls elite units and I bet we have units that at LEAST matchs yours.
Even if you ignore it all you want. . The only unit in the world that has been actively fighting terrorism for 50 years is the Turkish military maroon berets. It uses 2000 years of historical experience in war.
Maroon beret turkish Special forces should not be taken lightly. But the resulting virtual world championships don't mean much. Real life may surprise you.
No they are trained BY British special forces . When we served with US forces. We had a saying all the gear but no idea .IE burger vans in the gulf in 91
AWESOME
The Dutch KCT is not based on the SAS model. But compared to training, equipment, missions etc, they definitly are very baddass....
if the criteria of best force is only weapon then yes other wise they wont count in even last 5 let alone best 5.
After watching this video I had an emotional breakdown