How Hard is Delta Force Selection? 

@@Anonymous18817 I’m not a Delta Operator, never been to OTC. However, I have been to Ranger School, another physically demanding course in the US Army, albeit surely not as hard as OTC. You would be fighting an extreme uphill battle from a physical standpoint. I’m not saying it’s impossible but I have seen extremely fit women fail physical events that mediocre guys make it through easily. I have a friend that’s a female infantry officer that’s extremely physically fit, like top .01% of female physical fitness level fit. I, as a fit but nothing to write home about guy, was able to easily subdue her in a (friendly) fight. Like it wasn’t even fair even though appearance wise we have about the same muscle mass, in fact her legs are bigger than mine. The problem is just that men are essentially on PEDs when compared to women. The genetically supplied cocktail of hormones a man has are performance enhancing drugs that will make our bodies far more capable. From my experience I would say you would need to be either a genetically gifted woman in that aspect or take PEDs. Maybe it’s possible to just train hard enough maybe it’s not, but that’s the reality. Mostly I’ve seen women fail runs and upper body strength focused events. So if you are really dedicated to the idea I would become a cardio beast, make sure your legs are as strong as possible and you’re upper body is ridiculous as far as female physique goes. Unfortunately you will have to train much harder than the men do, you won’t recover as fast, and you won’t see the same level of physical gains without taking PEDs. The worst that can happen though is you fail, and ultimately even if you do, it’s a crazy laudable goal that very very very few women even attempt.

PTSD?

​@@Anonymous18817women are already in Delta. Intelligence branch

The biggest issue will be the 2 extra letters*

😅😊😊

Totally agree. This statement alone makes me glad these guys are our side.

I knew a Force Recon Marine that went over. He said he ate humble pie in all things. Working out, shooting, clearing rooms, planning etc.

I mentioned it in another comment before I saw yours, but what always blew me away was that mindset isn't just exclusive to the shooters. All of their enablers have to have the same mindset because a) that's just the culture and you're always trying to prove yourself to the shooters, and b) you WANT to be the best so you get to continue working there! It's frankly an environment that rivals the likes of the top tech companies in terms of talent and tenacity.

@@zacharydoser8536 other countries have men like these too

​@@christophersantrizos1657did he get in??

I was army infantry in the '90s, and we did basic and AIT back-to-back (OSUT - 15 weeks) and THAT was hard, but nothing compared to specialized units. We got the very best training in the world, and I was never the same after that so I can imagine what these guys were taught. I still daydream about the what-if of having gone through the chain of services you mentioned, which we all dreamt about in my unit.

I was a Staff Sergeant in the infantry and starting sitting in on a some op orders and pre- mission briefs with some oda teams. It was insane how quick and in depth their op orders were. They used their own terminology and were super professional about the whole process. I remember leaving the first few and all us big army guys just know what we just witnessed. Made me feel like I wasn’t even in the military and makes you realize how much of your life the conventional army wastes.

@@chief5981 Tell me about it! We spent too much time being told to make things cheesy to "impress" the officers and high-level NCOs. I'm at a point in my life when I look back and wish I had done more and belonged to a high-performance unit like rangers, SF or Delta. I also think of how these guys are so soulful, but you can also tell their emotional turmoil. They were put through a lot.

Fine line between mental strength and mental illness.

@@maxsmart8954 truth.... saw some guys they never "came back"

This is spot on. There's a reason Charlie Beckwith modeled CAG after the SAS, and that connective tissue is still very apparent today. Every once in a while you'll find guys/gals like you mentioned in these units (full of piss and vinegar), but the reason most of them get selected is due to their maturity and calm in the face of uncertainty. Impressive indeed!

@@GMan56M i want to know what that feels like

Worked with and got to hang out with some SEALS and SAS members while in the military. SAS guys were the absolute best! And you're right! Just the most unrecognizable people.... You honestly wouldn't think that these old looking men were just complete bad ass mother f-ers!

@@37Sith nothing comes close to SEALS and US Delta Force. I had 3 deployments to IRAQ and met many times SAS guys, they are good but our guys did jobs that SAS wasn't able to do., I don't think you've ever been into the US military tbh.

I met SAS guys they are good but nothing comes close to the US Delta Forces.

I also think it was literal. Right?

It was literal, in the sense that it takes one evaluator to keep you in the selection process. But also, it can only take one person believing in you to keep pushing.

Right

@@dylanreithel6212 Thought he meant yourself.

It definitely was.

Check out the team house podcast.

Nerve wracking, yes, but also think about the continuous high level of performance that kind of environment creates too! Kyle mentioned it here in this clip, but CAG is the type of environment where you struggle just to be mediocre! It's hard to fathom the level of talent and skill all of those folks have; not just the shooters, but the enablers and support folks too. Every single person has to be on their game 100% of the time. It's wild.

Yes, but it keeps one from being complacent ya know.

That should tell everyone how bad ass Tom was. He served 25..And 20 of those were in the Unit.

I remember him saying one day you Ho to swipe your access card and it’s no longer green but red

I know how being a seal can be a goal. I don't understand how CAG could be a goal. Such a tiny margin of success

Both great books, but "No easy day" is SEAL Team 6, not Delta.

Fantastic book, I can read that cover to cover. Time after time.

Beckwith told a story in his book where, if I recall correctly, George Bush Sr. (not yet president) insisted in seeing how all that DC money was being spent on Delta. He was invited into the kill house to sit as a hostage while the team did a live fire exercise. The team went in and neutralized the room in seconds. Bush was all shaken up and looked at the mock-up terrorist targets and said "You missed!" The Delta commander said "Look closer". It turned out the operatives had shot the targets IN THE EYES.

@@philosopher2king Can you imagine if Bush had been accidentally shot? Might have been the end of Delta. I wonder if this was when he was CIA or VP? Of course from what I’ve read they don’t miss.

​@@philosopher2kingho-leeeeyy shit that's scary.

I agree but my thought is it is so top secret that he is trying not to say too much.

@@livingfortheonewhodiedform4418 As it should be.

He may be having an internal issue, but don't judge by the throat clearing. I've had that issue for a couple of decades. I've never been through any of what he would have. I'm more alerted by his short choppy responses.

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

@@Anonymous18817stay home. Learn how to make the best sandwich ever and enjoy life

Seems smart to me. Not unlike hiring in the business world ya know. A lot of professions like to hire good people with no experience in the specific field so they can teach them “their way” & don’t have to break habits.

I think they are taking guys from other special operations groups. PJ, SF, Ranger, SEAL etc. They aren’t taking some dude from the motor pool or a cook or something. There maybe soldiers that started as one of those then went infantry then SF or Ranger and were chosen from there but the idea that you’re going to Delta straight from being a mechanic is ridiculous.

@@italian1ist I was recruited by Delta in December 94, post somalia. I received a letter from the Pentagon (DOD) telling me to be at the Hunter Army Airfield Theater in Savanah GA. I was an e-6, Staff Sergeant, Infantry, stationed down the road at Ft. Stewart. I had served as a squad leader in Somalia and APL and designated marksman. Per UN agreement, I was the only one that could lock and load on the Z and used an ANPVS-4 scope battalion

@@italian1ist Nope. Not ridiculous. A Delta guy even said it in one of Shawn's videos. A Mechanic from the motor pool with skills, then taught to shoot by Delta once there. He said they would rather have guys that are skilled in different ways that THEY can teach to shoot, as if newbies....the way that Delta wants them to shoot.

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

Ok special timmy😂😂😂

LOL

He's incoherent

words are already verbalized

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

@@Anonymous18817well firstly you need to be just as fast, just as strong as the men trying out if you can be as strong, smart, fast, resilient, and calm you can do it but you’d be the first literally so you would have train very hard and rigorously to be able to do that

😂

That was Funny asl n I'm muslim!!@

Shit that story has been around as old as jody

How come you didn't get selected

I got hurt

sounds like a fantasy story pal

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

Yes, great point

Agreed,he’s deliberating before speaking to give considered responses.

dude sounds like Biden bro

@@kleitosaliagas5668he’s being careful about giving details about a unit that’s highly secretive

hes high on drugs like most of these guys shaun interviews.

@@Sam656TH huh? elaborate

@@miles7096all of his previous comments are him spewing the same ole shit. just ignore him.

@@Anonymous18817you have ZERO chance. Sorry.

@@Anonymous18817If I remember correctly it’s not even open to women.

Exactly

eh

@@boxofpears2 eh

@@sheldonconk9526 it was eh like shit.. these guys go through life haha, i feel for em

@@boxofpears2 ❤️‍🔥🗿

Think so? I had a really hard time following him. He rarely would complete a sentence. Wondering if he got some sort of TBI. Not insulting him, or intending to. Sincere curiosity. I prefer a well spoken person, but hey atl east he wasnt one of those UFO or mind reading wackos Shawn likes to have on.

He’s literally had a full episode.. the guy is just not good at being interviewed, story telling and articulation.. he was delta and the tip of the spear and an incredible operator but a terrible podcast guest..

@@Killacam1992🤡

@@robsdeviceunknown he was fresh out in this interview I think. He did a great job pulling it out for us.

Totally agree, i'd love to see a catch up. Hope he's doing well.

Big army can do whatever it wants with CAG. They operate with their own rules because that's what the Army had decided they should do because it fulfills the intent of the big army leaders. If big army ever decides they want to reign them in and handcuff them they will do it. It's just not what they want right now.

Nonsense. We all know who’s better.

@@adam_p99 Mate there is delusion and there is reality. JSOC has lead the world in this field in the last 40 years. If it ain't CAG it ain't in the BAG. Sine Pari

@@ssgtomen621 ru-vid.comvGURlnHHuvs?si=mgKWEhLi2q6OI8Es Argue with him

​@@adam_p99 Will gladly let him know, mad respect aside. In the meantime, argue with them Shawn Ryan Show- Working Inside the CIA with THE BEST Operational SHOOTERS in the World. Shawn Ryan Show-The World's Most Capable Tier 1 Unit That Recruits From All Military Branches Trigger Time TV- John "Shrek" McPhee talks about how he became "The Sheriff Of Baghdad" 0.09 Here are some other gems, "Delta was, and is, known for its superb planning process, its scientific approach to assaults, and its extraordinary marksmanship and physical training. It is equal or superior to any other counter-terror force in the world.” Danny Coulson, founder of the FBI’s Hostage Rescue Team (HRT) Annie Jacobsen, author of " Surprise Kill Vanish", described the unit to be the world's most elite counter-terrorism unit there is, for their unique scientific approach to SOF core skills, particularly in CQB.pg 275 Mark Urban, author of Task Force Black "When the SAS were at their most lethal, they were in the style of Delta" (SHaping the World from the Shadows, Chris Martin) And of course, my favorite "No one goes into the room like Delta.." George Hand IV, SOFREP article No Body Goes Into a Room Like Delta Force, A CQB Attitude Primer" Like I said, Sine Pari, mate. (ps: RU-vid isn't letting me post my links, but I got yours before it disappeared)

@@Anonymous18817 They do not accept women, they do not have the strength to be an operator

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

@@Anonymous18817 not to sound sexist, that probably wont happen though. The way the bad guys people rape and dismember women literally for fun, the US wont put a woman in such a situation. attending a school that is now open to women is one thing, but to be in Delta is top of the top. Imagine playing in the WNBA then going against the Michael Jordans and Lebron James's in the actual NBA they'll eat you alive.

@@Anonymous18817😂 so you never googled it? Women don’t do well in extended combat situation that may run up to two weeks straight. You are an additional worry because of that. Anything you see in regards to special forces and women is just a politically correct front that has slowly and systematically pussified the armed forces of America.

@@Anonymous18817you add your size but that means nothing, when you have cycles you can’t avoid. The smallest special forces soldier was 4 feet tall and was known as the Giant Killer. If you were actually interested you wouldn’t be feigning it in the comment section, let alone every little comment here. Go troll somewhere else

@@Anonymous18817 and being from Arizona means what now?

Those of us from the 1970s said skyjacked.

What’s battle shock?

@@Mr_Originalitybasically ptsd. When you see what war does to the land and the people fighting it changes you.

I don’t think so. I knew some GB’s and UDT guys when I was in the service. They are all very humble, soft spoken, careful and thoughtful in what and how they say things.

They will get called on the carpet for giving away limited knowledge info, so they selectively have to halting think about what and or how to say how ops go down n such.

​@@Mr_Originality war traumata

Perfect response. Thank you, yes.

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

@@Anonymous18817 Nice 😁🤙🏼💜

Mine was " if you don't understand it, I can't explain it to you".

@@RP-yf1ed “it is what it is”

You heard of DEVGRU

​@@deathfire096your mom has

@@carado1984good one

Not better, about equal. They keep up. CAG is really a class on its own. Enemies, allies and those who had privilege sitting in as 'hostages' during drills with life ammo can attest to that. Only the Brits or deluded can say otherwise

@@ssgtomen621 No, multiple Brits are on record as saying saying Delta is a cut above everyone else, to include themseleves and DEV.

Do you think about doing it different

I leave for the military soon would love to get some of your advice for special forces

You were in CAG? So were the rest of the people in the comments 😂

Yeah sure, let me believe a random comment from an internet stranger. You people are so gullible, 41 likes??! Get real.

​@@hakeeem-hw3mrthis guy is above your level. Find some E3 or lower. Just look for random mustangs and chargers in a military town.

SEALS are Tier 2, SEAL TEAM 6 is DEVGRU Tier 1 the same as DELTA is Tier 1. S.A.S is Tier 1, S.B.S is Tier 1.. the Special Forces are evolving so quick these days, their support units are Tier 2 and knocking on the door of Tier 1. Tier 1 units are the units that do the direct action, Tier 2 is the support units doing a bunch of covert stuff paving the way for the Tier 1 units. i'm sure i will be corrected in some way, i hope i am. All these units are brilliant and do stuff that is off the charts. Good luck to all, come home safe.

@@georgecaspira3637 theres even a distinctive difference between delta and devgru based on how these guys carry themselves imo delta recruits also from devgru btw, its the top dog

You don't compare DELTA to regular SEAL. DELTA=DEVGU SEALS=SF. How many DELTAs do you know? You make it sound like you met all Delta operators and Devgru operators to compare.

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

@@Anonymous18817 Are you being facetious or are you being serious?

@@Anonymous18817if you’re being serious, I would say try to join the Ranger Regiment first. Then go from there.

@@joeaardvark9214 I’m being serious.

@@Anonymous18817 Women can't work in Delta.

Of course he is traumatized and they thrive in the tasks that are put before them, it's the quiet time,time for reflection that is the enemy, can't think about the horror while they're still participating in it.

Like Kyle said…”struggled to be mediocre….”

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

​@@Anonymous18817as a personal trainer I would say anything is possible but I don't know if you can keep pase with a 100lbs pack your body not built for that but again anything is possible if you really want I say go for it what do you have to loose

@@Anonymous18817 stay in the kitchen

@@Anonymous18817 Ok don't be discouraged by the two retards. If you are genuinely interested then I would say go to a recruiter and ask about pathways to Special Operations. There has never been a women in Delta but there are plenty in support roles. Don't let that stop you though. I met quite a few women during my time in that stood out and could keep up with infantry cats. Your size is actually above the average woman, especially if your weight is mostly muscle mass and not so much bodyfat. I am biased since I was in the Army so I recommend talking with them and take a look at what their fitness standards are and realize that you need to be in the top percentage to even be considered for something like Special Forces selection. In the Army Rangers there were very few women, but they made it in nonetheless so it isn't impossible. Go for it!

@@alexandergrant-xg2doI’m new to this community. What are the personality differences between Army SF/DF and the SEALs?

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

@@Anonymous18817Are you already in the military? If not, you can’t join Delta and even if you are you still can’t. They don’t just invite blindly. They look for the top of the top to recruit. And as far as I know they DONT recruit women.

@@Anonymous18817you better be the best person there, gender doesn’t matter, if you can’t meet the best of the best men’s time you’re going to be a liability, so work your ass off and show all the other men up. As for the community and women, if you can keep up it won’t matter but the sf community as a whole do tend to be womanizers so just be ready for that, I’d recommend doing jiu jitsu just in case something does happen. Good luck

@@cursed290Delta recruits anyone like the CIA, military or not. I know a chef who got into unit who was never in the military before that. Also you can apply to go to selection, they don’t usually come up to you in suits and say come try this.

Facts

Royalty? Sheesh, weird to be an adult and have hero worshiping.

@@ThaOfacemaker yeah its awful that I hold our military in the highest regards. I'm a bad American. GTFOH

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

😂 gfys

@@tkirkpat007 gee which one

Peer

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

​@firerose4271 Delta force assualters are the top .1% of their field. You're basically asking what it takes for a woman to win gold in a male Olympic sport. Not gonna happen. There are other SMUs or even roles that are geared towards women. Join the military and excel.

Richard Marcinko, creator of Seal Team 6, said that women were in Delta in the '90s. Read up on the Army specialties that will be accepted by the 75th Rangers. Delta takes 70% directly from Rangers, other 30% are Green Berets. Women have already completed Ranger and Special Forces selection. Do your homework, not from some of these misogynistic assholes who either didn't serve or were never in a combat specialty @@Anonymous18817

What a silly statement. “Your job is under review every single day” is typical in many high profile careers. Not just when serving in the military.

I attended one not too long ago. Guy was dressed in a t shirt and shorts

Well I don't know what they do these days but back in the mid to late 80's and early 90's you weren't even considered unless you were at least airborne qualified and then usually on top of that they wanted the top Rangers and SF guys. Or at least guys that had been to those schools.

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it? I’m

@@Anonymous18817never been done before, you’re going to have to meet and probably exceed the male minimum standards they have set forth, unfortunately it’s unlikely

​@firerose4271 you can't, and I say this will no insult intended but you are not capable of meeting the extreme physical requirements to even be selected.

Good point, I served but will never know. Hopefully those of us appreciating Kyle sharing his experience and Kyle feeling appreciated by us, helps him in some way.

Dude, I only spent a relatively short amount of time in an environment like Kyle as an enabler, and even I could feel the effects of leaving like I was detoxing off some kind of drug. It's taken years to finally feel somewhat more adjusted to it... it's so crazy. Not sure if you're speaking from experience, but if you are, hope you're hanging in there.

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

Thousand yard stare

reveals drugs.

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

And He ain't going to explain it

Barf

My husband was interviewed to be in Delta in the early 1980s when he was stationed at Ft. Bragg. He told them he was flattered but he wanted to be with able to raise his family. I’d have supported his choice but glad he chose not to join Delta. Thank God for those who do. It’s a big sacrifice.

I often think this myself. But there are pockets of this country where young men are more than capable. I’m 52, am a head of drilling for an oil and gas company out in west Texas. I’m around young men who are just built different. Most are heading off to service and making some money to save away before heading off to boot camp. They are tough as nails, polite and have an old soul when it comes to values. I’m sure there are other pockets of the country that are the same but no question, those types of young men are harder to find.

there are 300+ million people in America and our population is growing. We have more people now than ever before.

@@billclinton94 thag doesn’t mean we have people willing or qualified to do the job. Third world types are hardly Delta candidates

@@spartanswerve7575 if those type were easier to find they wouldn’t call it “spec ops”😂😂👍🇺🇸🇺🇸

thats pretty much what operator units, especially delta and team 6, became at the tail end of the war on terror. We were tired of trying to fight any sort of conventional war and had no need to use any type of infantry like unit. Along with airstrikes from fighters/drones, these operators were just sent in as assassins to try and cut the head off the snake by taking out all the leadership within these terror groups. It proved to be very effective, but no doubt took a huge toll on the guys in these units both physically and mentally...

its called substance abuse what you talking abot.

Yeah it was recorded when he was out of CAG for 45 days

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

hgh and lots of gear to start lol@@Anonymous18817

And das mold it from Storm troopers of ww1

Sas*

@USAAMERICAFUCKYEAH77 So what is it you're trying to say???

@USAAMERICAFUCKYEAH77 They didnt model anything from Storm troopers.Storm troopers were shock troops that had numbers,the SAS was formed to go behind enemy lines in small groups,just like your Delta .....sorry to say.

AF is more likely to work with SAS.

It’s called TBI

@@yeastyg546 He speaks my language.

​@@yeastyg546and sleep deprivation

@@bennyb.1742 same 😂

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?