Nick Irvin Drops Bombshell: ‘Rangers Outworked SEALs, Delta & Green Berets in Afghanistan

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@chrisc2683 13 дней назад

The one edge that SEALs have above every other unit out there. Not just in the US military but worldwide. The one thing US Navy SEALs do better and more than anyone else? They’re by far the best authors the military has to offer. Them boys know how to swim and write books about it.

@robnice 13 дней назад

Are you a Seal…?

@Krakatawa84 13 дней назад

@@robnicewell we can’t discredit them, it’s their experience, they’ve been to combat, they have stories they likely love to share. It would be a shitty move for seals if they write books while in the teams, but as far as I know that’s their right.

@DylanAce6 13 дней назад

@@chrisc2683 lol SF dudes and Rangers write plenty of them too. The dude in this video literally named himself “The Reaper”

@JohnSmith-7n8 13 дней назад

@DylanAce6 he didn't name him self the reaper other people did cux he got 33 kills in one 90 day deployment

@JohnSmith-7n8 13 дней назад

There are way more SF guys then Rangers tho atleast unit sizes nit sure about actual capacity

@cartesian_doubt6230 13 дней назад

Naturally. Rangers are elite light infantry. They are bound to get more missions than other more specialized units.

@LRRPFco52 12 дней назад

There are way more SEALs (~3000) than Rangers though (~2000), and way more Green Berets (~6700) than SEALs. The other units aren’t more specialized, but generalized across multiple sets, whereas Ranger Regiment really focuses mostly on DA. The OPTEMPO in Ranger Regiment is noticeably different, a very all-business environment with constant live fires, rotary wing ops, airborne ops, night CQM, CQB, constantly deploying to different places and hitting targets. SEALs spend a lot of time dealing with methods of insertion, to include the water as a priority set, along with MFF (which sucks up a lot of time and resources and is rarely used operationally). They also have to do VBSS and train all the subsets that build up to that, as well as what they call Land Warfare. They are smaller sub units who like to run off and go drinking as often as possible, which leads to a lot of distractions from training and admin problems. SF is anyone’s guess what individual ODAs are doing. One could be off doing a JCET in their AOR overseas, while the others are doing methods of insertion training (mountaineering, SCUBA, MFF, watercraft, horses, mobility), or cross-training the MOSs, additional language TNG for their AOR, and a lot of individualism with schools and other assignments. Totally different culture than Ranger Regiment. Ranger Batt is GO-GO-GO 24/7 with live fires, CQM, CQB, demo/breaching, FAST roping, jumping, Raids, and doing it with foreign partners like Paras, Royal Marines, Thai Rangers, Korean SOF, Aussies, real-world stuff, then refit and block leave.

@tedfio1tedfio1 12 дней назад

@@LRRPFco52 If you are who you say you are than you should at least know of clasiffied MACVSOG which was maily SF in Nam. You're comapring Unconventinal Warfare Specialists to Direct Assult Forces, two different animals.

@LRRPFco52 12 дней назад

@@tedfio1tedfio1 In my 3rd Recon Platoon, we had a SOG veteran come brief us on some of the lessons they learned. I've got all the SOG books as well, so I'm quite familiar with CCN, CCC, and CCS and what they did. They were basically SMUs who recruited from SF and tribal fighters who had been recruited and trained by SF, but were not within Army SF Groups and the command structure 5th SFG ran out of Nha Trang. 5th Group was run almost like a big army command, with officers all over Nha Trang, spit & polish, painted sand bags, stenciled unit designations, dress-right-dress, lots of garritroopers. SOG was the wild west, as were SF A-Camps in the hinterland. SOG started out with NSC-directed Special Reconnaissance that had to be deniable, because they were in Laos photographing NVA troops violating the neutrality treaty using Laos as a major pathway down into South Vietnam. SOG is quite disconnected from modern Army SF though, as SOG ceased to exist in the early 1970s.

@Ash12428 11 дней назад

Rangers are very specialized within their specific mission set and are the smallest white side sof unit along with seals

@MrPTR91 9 дней назад

So, Sgt. Irving is correct in his assessment. Essentially.

@SNAKEEATER1776 13 дней назад

There’s a common theme here: All other SOF are shitting on SEALs… 😬🤷🏻‍♂️

@DylanAce6 13 дней назад

Yeah whole lotta insecurity lol

@Hollywood787-hu1yw 13 дней назад

There just jealous everyone dick rides SEALS let’s be real shits really fucking simple SEAL Water Tier 2 Unit Green Berets Land Tier 2 Unit SEAL Team 6 Water Tier 1 Unit Delta Land Tier 1 Unit Rangers Really Advanced Highly Trained Special Operations Level Infantry MARSOC Newly Formed because people thought the Marine Corp should have there on special operations unit there was no need for them but we got them so they have over lapping missions with both the SEALS and Green Berets PJs World Class Field Surgeons CCTS World Class JTACS 24th STS The Top 1% World Class JTACS and Field Surgeons Task Force Orange In House Intel Unit for the Tier 1 Units RRC Tier 1 Reconnaissance Unit that supports Ranger Battalion CIA SAC literally Black Ops Frank Woods shit the other units just shit on the SEALS because everyone and there mom thinks the SEALS are the best in the world even though that’s not necessarily true all of these units have there own jobs so you can’t really compare them

@SNAKEEATER1776 13 дней назад

@@DylanAce6 don’t believe its that at all.

@DylanAce6 13 дней назад

@@SNAKEEATER1776 u don’t see seals online, talking shit about other groups. Seems lil sus to me

@SNAKEEATER1776 13 дней назад

@@DylanAce6 you’re right… they talk shit on each other. Or they talk shit to authors who write entire book on their FUBARs, like Code Over Country by Matthew Cole. 💁🏻‍♂️

@ExiledBulldawg 13 дней назад

The reason the 75th Rangers are used as the rapid reaction force is they can drop a company to a battalion of elite infantry on a target very quickly. That’s 120 to 500 infantry. They also have inbedded TACP. They bring a lot to the table.

@Dogmeat1950 13 дней назад

Rangers are a Sledge Hammer of very elite light Infantry. To compare them to SOF or Delta is silly.

@NoBody-tz4fb 13 дней назад

18 hours

@v-2010 13 дней назад

@@Dogmeat1950SOF is a very generic term. I’ve frequently heard certain rangers units referred to as SOF units. Regardless, part of the Ranger mission is security for top tier SOF units so they are working alongside them. I’ve also frequently heard top tier SOF members rank Rangers as more effective than non-DEVGRU SEAL teams.

@tedfio1tedfio1 13 дней назад

Who was first sent into Afghanistan after 9/11? SF = Green Berets were selected in Task Force Dagger known as "The Horse Soldiers." They took on the mission and succeeded in their specialty of Unconventional Warfare which requires a high level of maturity to match the skills.

@v-2010 13 дней назад

@@tedfio1tedfio1 That’s what SF is supposed to do. That’s not what Rangers train for.

@jeremiah1966 13 дней назад

Let the reaper live...shout out to Nick Irving!

@iPaintCars_215 13 дней назад

“They get weekends off” is a crazy sneak diss! lol Nick is a wild guy 🫡

@LRRPFco52 12 дней назад

It is true that BUDS has most of the weekends off, as does the SFQC. This is not true in SFAS or RASP.

@riegalhunt7492 13 дней назад

Information online says that The Green Berets or The 5th Special Forces Group(Airborne), which are integrated with Rangers, have been deployed longer than any other Unit in U.S. Military History. The information also says that Army Rangers have rescued Navy Seals more times than any other Unit.

@mrhrobinson 13 дней назад

That is what Rangers are for, they are for QRF, they come in large force and strength. While seals work in small units.

@Meykel67 13 дней назад

You just have to understand they are comparing apples to oranges. The skill set and mission is not the same.

@Krakatawa84 13 дней назад

Which means Seals do the hard work while rangers do the rescue stuff😂 Seals raid in few numbers, while rangers raid in 20-30 operators😂 it’s different. The rescuers will only be support, and the main actors are the ones in the frontline😂

@danielvicario2066 13 дней назад

@@Krakatawa84 You don't know what you're talking about... clearly... With the exception of dev, SEALs weren't doing nearly as many raids as rangers. Although yes, in large part it is because Rangers operate in larger elements.

@vsupreme9386 13 дней назад

@@Krakatawa84Rangers killed more HVT than any other SOF during the GWOT

@vazquezga2023 13 дней назад

It’s not a rumor, Marcus Latrell was the one who told the story about Morgan taking his place during BUDS

@davidmaes9281 13 дней назад

There is no comparison SF to Rangers. It’s a totally different job. It was SF guys who trained and conducted missions with the Afghan Commandos who were modeled after Ranger Battalions. 12 SF guys leading a whole battalion. As I spent my first 5+ years in Ranger Battalion and ended my 20 year career in SF, I cringe when anyone in SOF compares themselves to SF as it shows a lack of knowledge of the SF mission. SEAL teams (non-team 6) were new to this kind of combat environment in AFG and didn’t have the numbers to do the Ranger mission. Rangers served as QRF in extreme situations as they had greater sized forces, training and had all the assets they needed dedicated to them. No one else had that nor was it needed when Rangers were planned for the jobs they performed. So of course they were the ones called to rescue when needed.

@6.8SuperDutyDriver 13 дней назад

💯

@Bravefit 13 дней назад

And don’t forget - the rangers are just a better unit than the seals - especially the 75th. Im former 3rd batt and have never seen a fat ranger. I’ve seen plenty of fat seals 🤷🏾‍♂️

@davidmaes9281 13 дней назад

@@Bravefit definitely different standards.

@bluestfalcon419 13 дней назад

@@BravefitI’ve seen fat Ranger. But admittedly when they were assigned to Group 😂

@Krakatawa84 13 дней назад

@@Bravefitum no, there’s a reason why seals go first than rangers🫢🤭 rescuers will only be the second option

@JacksonFive-rj3so 13 дней назад

Bro its a fact that the 75th RR was the workhorse of the sof community.. almost every seal, green beret has said this... I understand bias however the stats dont lie..

@tedfio1tedfio1 13 дней назад

"Workhorse?" Who were "The Horse Soldiers" leading the way into Afghanistan as Task Force Dagger after 9/11?

@JacksonFive-rj3so 13 дней назад

@@tedfio1tedfio1 bro, im not diminishing SF, we all know the story of 10th Group... however it's pure fact that the Rangers were highly utilized during GWOT, so much so, that they evolved with increased capabilities, visibility and lethality. Look at the 90s Rangers vs now.. just in level of importance and how they were used. do see where I'm going with this? SF has always been SF, which is great but arguably Rangers have proven their worth to the SOF community and the world as being a comparable force in regards to highly surgical and kinetic operations. Lastly, let's be honest about this, SF has core mission sets and by nature are employed differently than Rangers .. even though GWOT had alot of overlap in regards to SOF and even infantry line units. I know this because I was there as an 11B. When we did patrols we often were briefed that SF and Rangers were in the AO conducting point target raids on HVTs Bilaterally.

@Billfye123 11 дней назад

@@tedfio1tedfio1those guys just went around with duffel bags of cash bribing tribes left and right and looked asthetic

@tedfio1tedfio1 11 дней назад

@@Billfye123 Which guys? The 75th RR, na, I give my respect even to door knockers lol...

@Billfye123 11 дней назад

@@tedfio1tedfio1 Nono the horse rider SF, they just went around bribing people. Rangers are absolutely certified. They literally have a standard they don’t no compromise at all. That unit is an organization that sets itself higher than its personal. Nothing but respect for them. Absolute badasses

@markware5529 13 дней назад

Rangers, Marines are often used as a backup for small direct action units that get into heavy situations! Not to diminish the value and effectiveness of SEAL teams they’re just a different tool in the tool box.

@rolisreefranch 13 дней назад

Exactly, and Marines do more missions than Rangers, and the Army does more missions than the USMC. It's function of size and capabilities of the units. It's a meaningless statement (Irvin's), but people are reading into it and getting triggered. A lot of people haven't done much since leaving the military and it still weighs very heavily on their identity. I got out of the USMC after 2 tours in Iraq in 05, and yes, it'll always be part of who I am, but guys have to find something else in life to keep moving forward after getting out. Yeah, a bunch of guys are trying to make $$$ off it, while embellishing their service, but we've all heard the BS so many times by now that the schtick is wearing off as interest wanes. The guys who really were in the you know what aren't the ones talking about it all day every day. Look at the WW2 vets, a lot of those guys didn't talk about it for decades, if at all, and certainly didn't try to cash in on their service.

@Paliuchomolotonguero 13 дней назад

@@rolisreefranch The USMC does not do more missions than Rangers lol. The Rangers are the most versatile unit in the United States Military and is the only component that has been active every year in the GWOT. RLTW.

@danielcampbell9457 13 дней назад

@@rolisreefranch excuse me???????????. u fuxked up everything u wrote from the literal 1st sentence.

@roe9174 13 дней назад

No they are usually the guys that do the heavy work.. Rangers lead the way is their motto. Marines are shock troops. Seals are special operations. I was SAS and a seal when i moved to the U.S to be with my daughter and partner .. They are not the worst but are over rated.. They are not Poor quality troops. But special operations is where they excell. But not on par with SAS . Delta are the top S.F of the U.S military. But rangers can do anything. And they usually do the heavy fighting and the marines. There is more of them and they are usually in bigger groups. But seals are the best at waterborne operations by far Seals are an all round Sea Air and Land unit. For special operations. Not a main fighting force. Same as SAS are not a main fighting force..

@eastcoastwolf 13 дней назад

@@rolisreefranchyour first sentence shows how ignorant you are haha Why is it always the people that have never served who seem to have the most opinions on the military.

@pat4771 10 дней назад

I’m pretty sure the SF ODA was the most requested asset during the GWOT.

@jfkst1 4 дня назад

It was. Just not for direct action functions.

@stlconsulting8462 13 дней назад

Put him on your podcast Jay…that will answer all the questions and comments.

@Craig040 13 дней назад

Pretty dumb comment on his part. If Rangers were running ops with 4 to 16 person sized elements they would find themselves in situations where they needed to call QRF as well. Dude is just ignorant of the big picture and what other other folks are actually doing.

@FranklinRoads 13 дней назад

😂😂😂 it’s not a rumor. Marcus himself told the story of his twin slipping in on a podcast 3-4 years ago. He was a better runner and has to be told to slow down or he’d get them caught.

@marksmusicplace3627 13 дней назад

EVERY UNIT whether its SOF units like SF Units, Delta, Seals, Marsoc. And PJs want to have that claim of being the most elite, Its the attention of the internet, Social Media and the Movies, I served with the 101st ABN Div in Iraq and Afghanistan, OIF 05-07 and OEF 08. I have no problem saying I served in the 101st or 82d or even the 1st Cav Div because I deployed with those divisions. Its Undisputable that conventional units see the most action. you better look at WW1, WW2, Vietnam, the Gulf War and Iraq and Afghanistan was no different. The movies shifted the attention from units like 1st Cav in WW2 and Vitenam or 101st in Hamburger hill and platoon in vietnam because of the internet and movies. Its Simply because conventional units are in theater a lot longer. AL Queda and the Taliban don;'t care if you got the long tab, ranger tab, or got a seal trident. You are guaranteed to see action in a standard infantry unit than most other units Standard Infantry Units are always on patrol and will definitly have to react to contact. Not saying that SOF Units do not see a lot of action because they definitely do see action without a doubt. But so do an 88M Truck drivers delivering supplies from one fob to another. A 88M in Iraq or Afghanistan is more likely to get hit by an RPG, Small arms fire attack or even an IED. Or a blackhawk pilot has a 80 percent risk of being shot down. Combat is Combat Basically whether someone joins the Navy and make thru seal training or the marine corps and become an 0311 infantry. A person can join the the army and become a truck driver or even MP. In combat, combat do not have a specific way it fights, the enemy will attack a SF unit the same way they may mortor attack a fob with all the support personnel. they plant IEDs and use VBIEDS or shoot RPGs at all Allied forces whether they are SOF or conventional. WAR is WAR. so we have to stop D#$K sizing each other up and trying to say my junk is bigger than your simply because I served in a certain unit. As a former Recruiter, You will be amazed that 90 percent of Americans are to cowardly to even serve and join yet along choose which branch of service and MOS they qualify to do.

@jamesboylan3262 13 дней назад

90%, I would say more like 93-95 % considering that less than one percent of the population is currently serving and only 7% give or take have served.

@SpookyFow 13 дней назад

And there it is... When the orders come down to crush the American population for what ever reason is given to you, you'll follow those orders. It'll be easy for you because you were taught to dehumanize the civilian population. Calling 90% of the American population "cowards" for not voluntarily choosing to go into the military to fight for Haliburton, Raytheon, GE and Boeing's fleecing of the American tax payer is a common theme. And then you wonder why recruiting numbers are abysmal.

@LikeABoss1211 11 дней назад

PJS never claim to be on the level of the actual door kickers. AF doesn’t train door kickers, all are Vanilla SOF unless they are attached to CAG/ST6.

@jfkst1 4 дня назад

That's because units are mission specific so certain units ARE the most elite as specific missions.

@kdks38 13 дней назад

I like how the interviewer at the end hits him with “How tall are you?” 😂

@michaelmagee410 13 дней назад

SEAL's are great in the water, but have been known to have some issues operating on land.

@JeffSpehar-ov1cn 13 дней назад

🤣

@john1965411 13 дней назад

SEALs are great book writers..

@mrhrobinson 13 дней назад

That is the stupidest thing i have heard. You clearly know nothing about SOF or Seals.

@philipdru9290 13 дней назад

What he said wasn’t wrong in the pre-GWOT era. The SEALs were like bears in the woods. However, I suspect they got their crap together during the GWOT.

@alfarouqaminufor3892 11 дней назад

The 75th ranger regiment has seen more direct action combat in the GWOT than any other unit or branch, this is a fact.

@SoldierDrew 13 дней назад

I've got buddies who served all over JSOC , I've worked & trained with most of the JSOC units but it's true what Nick days here. Noone in JSOC was deployed so much on missions during GWOT than Ranger Regiment. In fact, noone saw more direct action than Infantry companies. JSOC units count their GWOT combat time by number of missions whereas Infantry companies count their combat time in GWOT by years. He's also correct, when JSOC units, including seal teams, are in trouble they always call for the Rangers to come get them. Those are just facts but do not minimize anyone else's service or experience. Nor does it diminish the mission capabilities of other SOFs and SFGs.

@shawnthomasbrown3867 13 дней назад

Above the rest?

@LRRPFco52 12 дней назад

I would add that whoever is in the QRF slot at the FOB(s) will obviously saddle up and respond, whether they be any of the color-coded elements. That rotates and is planned for and manned in-advance like guard duty based on who is in the AOR with the rotary wing assets to support it. We’re all Americans/Coalition partners/allies/. Polish GROM, Aussie SAS, French, Germans, UK SOF, Canadians, Danes, Lithuanians, etc. Anybody will jump to get into that fight and bail someone out who needs it.

@thenameisx 11 дней назад

And when Rangers get in trouble who do they call? 10th MTN.

@JacksonFive-rj3so 11 дней назад

@@shawnthomasbrown3867 yes, but this is not taking away from other SOF

@JacksonFive-rj3so 11 дней назад

@@thenameisx correct. conventional units are the last resort for sure. Ex) Mogadishu

@the1truth517 5 дней назад

Jake Zweig talks about how they would get weekends off. He said the difference is that some dudes used that time to get better at their swim, run, or whatever else and some dudes didn't. It's a consistent point he makes about it because he's trying to tell people that the weekend is the best time to work on whatever you're struggling on during the week. He's not even the only former SEAL on youtube who said so much.

@Patriotx-gx4ce 7 дней назад

Rangers rule! I had worked with many and some of the toughest man alive. Most my platoon leaders were rangers. As infantry soldier Rangers are what I should have gone for but got injured during my deployment in 2010. Rangers are the best trained and I would bet my life on!

@ryanbolander6117 13 дней назад

Cole range is hell week… reaper went thru rip not Rasp tho so it’s changed quite a bit… pray you don’t head to preRASP right before a government shutdown lol.

@chrisperez9077 13 дней назад

To answer some questions, there was good substantial number of men that did rotations from reconnaissance(75th) with Omega teams during the GWOT. You brought it up without disclosing the composition and to clear the water, reconnaissance is a 75th asset but has extended out of that mission set to support other units early in the war. Operations itself, Rangers have set blocking positioning for the unit and team 6 for an endless amount of raids under any designated task force for year, we're all one team right. I think Nick should've highlighted "Raid force", the size is greater for Rangers than of the manning within the Saber squadrons. Nick like most Rangers take a lot of pride in work during the GWOT, other unit's mission focus isn't as narrow as Rangers. As an example, GSP is just Intelligence, but everyone has different roles at the end of the day and some units has more personnel.

@rwdchannel2901 11 дней назад

When I was an E-2 Private in the 101st Airborne, I was helping 10th Group Special Forces go after high value targets in Kosovo in year 2000(before there was an established government in Kosovo). It was very weird because I wasn't expecting to be involved in that type of work, but 10th Group Special Forces requested some help from A Company 2/327th Infantry Regiment in going after some high value targets. My squad got picked to help out. I was guarding the back of the house where the high value target was located and I was the only one back there. After doing that kind of work in Kosovo in year 2000, I decided that wasn't the type of work I wanted to be doing anymore and I got out of the US Army. I'm glad I did because I would have been doing that type of work until I retired. I have a video of a house search I did on a high value target on my RU-vid channel.

@Grunt16Hard 12 дней назад

If you're gonna talk about why Seals need rescuing at times by Rangers, you have to consider the type of missions 1st. Sometimes, the more surgical missions come with trying not to make critical errors. Anyone who has been on a high stake mission(s) like this, knows that one mistake can change how you will need to operate and function in terms of exiting or being extracted. If you are a Marine Raider in a situation like Marcus Lautrell, y'd probably want to be extracted by a MEU rather than a small detachment of Recon Marines. Guys, it's not about who's more elite at that time. It's about having everything a lite advanced infantry unit has in it's arsenal to save my black ass. I don't need surgical. I need a can of whoopass!

@patrickkelley6212 13 дней назад

All SOF has different assignments! No one is better than the other!!!!!!

@11bravo80 13 дней назад

Oh there are units that are better than the other ones I can tell you never served😅😅😅😅lol.. stupid comment

@Tramaine108 13 дней назад

Out-worked does not equate to equal outcomes. It’s a known fact that Regiment caught the most HVTs, and spent more time deployed than any other unit during the GWOT. This should not be argued against

@bluestfalcon419 13 дней назад

Dunno bro. Seen many the CONOP packages going to the CJSOTF and literally everyone on the objective was a “HVT.” Wrong guy? Still HVT. Guy who’s the big dog among 5 friends who happened to do xyz? HVT. When these guys were rolled up, literally nothing changed in the AO. The big HVTs went to blue and green.

@Smouse168 13 дней назад

Damn this dudes making a reaction video on this old ass video? Anyways the Rangers out worked everyone in the GWOT that’s a fact. Nothing to be upset about

@deathfire096 13 дней назад

outwork? LOL. Everybody has their missions.

@Smouse168 13 дней назад

@@deathfire096 and the sum of those missions equaled less than the sum of the Rangers. Don’t get your panties in a bunch because your favorite branch or unit had less missions. Everyone played a role. That’s the strength of the US military

@deathfire096 13 дней назад

@@Smouse168 How do you know? you work at JSOC or the Pentagon? I know you are a Ranger fanboy but chillout. You don't the numbers of missions and the extend.

@SpookyFow 13 дней назад

Comparing a scalpel to a hammer is really pretentious. Rangers roll in with company and sometimes battalion strength with armor and air. SEALs, Green Berets and Delta go in with what they carry on their back with hopes of resupply and exfil.

@LK-bz9sk 13 дней назад

This sums it up and put it all in perspective

@Meykel67 13 дней назад

📍 The problem is your comment is not as sexy as the caption

@JohnSmith-7n8 13 дней назад

There are still like 4 times as way SF guys then rangers so the smaller unit is still saving the bigger one plus not all rangers are infantry even Ranger cooks to rigers have to go tho selection

@SpookyFow 13 дней назад

@@JohnSmith-7n8 Hold up a second. You remind me of somebody. Do you work as a janitor at a Bar in Philadelphia called 'Paddy's Pub'? Charlie is this you?

@JohnSmith-7n8 13 дней назад

@@SpookyFow yea surprised you been to paddy’s since it’s not a gay bar

@markknivila8383 13 дней назад

Pat Tillman was a Ranger! He was killed by Ranger friendly fire, in Afghanistan! That didn't look too good!

@deathfire096 13 дней назад

Pat would be alive if he went Seals.

@eddidmflann4426 13 дней назад

They don't want to talk about that. Shhhh.. let's keep bashing navy seals.

@JacksonFive-rj3so 13 дней назад

Thus statement has no merit..

@rugerred8659 День назад

They killed him to silence him because he got to conscious look it up he started questioning the shit that was going on

@CajunMarine33445 13 дней назад

Leg infantry units were the back bone in the GWOT and did much of the heavy lifting

@calvinredmon2290 13 дней назад

Idk about that one the only division that’s up there with the other special operation units when it comes to consistent deployments is 10th Moutain they really was the most efficient unit from 2002 til 2021.

@pacmanmcgavin7034 13 дней назад

Right on, man! They do in every war.

@JacksonFive-rj3so 13 дней назад

Facts!

@robmills7611 9 дней назад

RANGERS LEAD THE WAY!!! Not just a motto!!! 👍👍

@deathfire096 9 дней назад

it didn't work in Vietnam, Iraq or Afghanistan.

@WillS-x9y 4 дня назад

Why do they get deactivated then? Worthless unit with no mission just getting privates killed.

@robmills7611 4 дня назад

@@WillS-x9y What in n the world are you even talking about? 😂😂

@MrNOAH504 Час назад

Just invite him for a sit down and chat session. It sounds like there's room for a bit more context to gain better clarity.

@coldc7 11 дней назад

Uhhhh.....the SEALS and Delta didn't say a word when they came to your rescue in Mogadishu. That's part of your intended role... You're supposed to do that lol.

@CanaRollcreations 11 дней назад

My only regret from my service years is not going after being a Ranger. I pursued other stuff but I for sure should have pursued being a Ranger.

@mikebutler7476 13 дней назад

No days off? So as a Green Beret working out in Afghanistan on deployment I had days off while surrounded by the Taliban and our own guard force while training commandos for the next mission and then making sure to assist with the Fox and others with the CONOPS so that we could get out of the wire? And also working out and speaking the local language? I’m trying to remember the time off part, hum???????? Oh I remember now. I had some time off and the Taliban found out and rocketed the shit out of us to mess with my time off. They must have had my schedule. That’s what it was.

@WillS-x9y 4 дня назад

You get it. People are clueless. No more so than a ranger. Rangers are the worst of us.

@dchambers6554 13 дней назад

I believe that about Marcus Lutrell. He was the only one that made off that mountain.

@joet7760 13 дней назад

Im not taking anything away from Nick but seals, Delta force, Green berets, marsoc (raiders) and force recon usually work in small teams where the rangers are a larger infantry mechanized unit. Rangers aren’t going out in a team of 4 or 6 like many SOF units. IMO, that’s why they need help at times. He’s also leaving out USMC grunts as a unit.

@Meykel67 13 дней назад

Sounds like an opinion more than a bombshell. Feed the algorithm

@asamarisimeon2418 8 дней назад

Seals are mission specific and designed for clandestine operations, as such, plans go astray at times-and seeing we are on the same team, does it really matter if you were called in to assist? The nature of SEAL operations is such that redirection will occur!

@roe9174 13 дней назад

Seals are way over rated

@deathfire096 13 дней назад

This GB is so bias. No Rangers rescues Green Berets even though they are in the same branch but only SEALS? LOL The jealousy of Seals is so obvious. Army Commanders ran the war so they used SEAls, GB, DEVGRU, DELTA , Marines and Rangers all together. Rangers were use for rescue and to work with all the other communities to support them with the regular military because they have the Army full land arsenal, Army even have the tanks when the Marines don't. If the war was at sea, island or coast than it would be the Navy doing the rescue and support. SEALS work in small groups so when they need support, the Army commanders sent it the Rangers, it was a land war, the Army brass ran the war but it makes sense that the Rangers follow support to the SEALs. It's all part of the bigger structure of the people running the war.

@doggies.will.be.doggies 13 дней назад

SF is the swift knife in the neck of those who had no clue it was coming - after days/weeks of training for the mission. Army Rangers though are ALWAYS in combat, all the time and not giving AF.

@Major_Pipps 18 часов назад

I can't say I agree with him either. It is true that Rangers are called in for QRF and rescue missions... BUT, SEALs on an opp are just 4-5 guys. And SF can be as little as one guy, typically 3-4. So if they run into a full force of bad guys, ones that are super organized or professionally trained, they are forced to call for back up/rescue. And the Rangers will roll in 12-24 Rangers deep if not more. When being 100% honest, it's super hard to compare them because they do different jobs with a different focus and specialties. I'm a Marine, I've trained with all the branches top units minus MARSOC and Recon (Ironically I know) while doing the overseas contracting thing. And this is my humble opinion... And in the spirit of fairness, the pool of people was small so it might not have been the best of the best. The two Air Force Paratroopers, not impressed at all. There was more than once I wondered how they were Special Forces. The two SEALs, one was shit hot and one was super rusty I guess, he got dropped for a weapons violation. He had a misfire and flagged the range while looking for an instructor, looked down the barrel... It was pretty bad. Team four I believe he said. Super nice guy though, I liked him. The Marines, they were ok, did average/better than average at most things. Only two out of like fifteen Marines and myself were top of the class. I wasn't impressed with the Army infantry guys at all. We had like six - eight Rangers and they were all good to go, two of them were top of the class guys. Come to find out one of the top two Rangers was a Ranger of the year, so that made sense. I want to say we had two Army SF. I only remember the one, he was pretty much my direct competition throughout training. I was highly highly impressed with him. I know he was reserve, I wanna say he was from 18th or 19th group... It's been many years, I'm not 100% sure. My little humble opinion from my experience, I would say the Army SF guy was the most bad ass good to go.

@mattcoombs3325 11 дней назад

I mean he did do 120 missions on a 90 day deployment. And that was considered low for ranger battalion. Collectively TFR Nick is right, they do more work, there are more ranger than delta guys. Now operational mandates and operational value is when delta comes in, Sometimes WITH ranger battalion... so on a COLLECTIVE scale for work, nick is right.

@chrisb.4496 13 дней назад

As a former 18 series guy, WHO GIVES A FUCK? Why is everything in life used to divide us? Can't you people see this? Stop, just stop already.

@HighSpeedNoDrag День назад

Right On.

@dbyrd0311 13 дней назад

Lol army infantry and marine infantry put in the most work down range no question about it

@deathfire096 13 дней назад

define most work? More than Tanks? More than Jet Fighters? more than Destroyers and Submarines in the Fleet? more than the medical field? Stop insulting our military, they all work hard and for long hours for little pay.

@danielcampbell9457 13 дней назад

a 10 yr ranger will likely have 10 combat deployments. where as a 10 yr GB, SEAL, MARSOC unit will have 4-5 combat deployments. 75th ranger batt is deployed as and in a literal tier 1 capacity. NOONE outside of JSOC is.

@Frank-uw5xq 13 дней назад

They also deploy for 3 months...an ODA is 6 minimum up to a year, & constantly train as team & individual schools.. totally different tools

@danielcampbell9457 13 дней назад

@@Frank-uw5xq u honestly believe ALL of these deploys are 3-4 months??? and that they ALSO dont CONSTANTLY!!!! train at team lvls AND individual schools???????. Sharpen up son. Rnger batt of today is MILESSSSSS above what they used to be. Do you think only rangers in RRC do the "cool guy" onesie twosie small unit cool guy shxt? rangers are literal operators now n days

@bluestfalcon419 13 дней назад

@@danielcampbell9457it’s simple math you dunce. If TF deployments were 9-12 month like Group and regular army, then you’d have to have a force with average tenure of 7+ years in battalion to have 7 deployments unless the deployments are shorter. And we all know most guys leave batt after 3-4 years to go to the long walk or other units. Get a grip with the tall tales.

@iamgoing24get 13 дней назад

Yes deployment lengths are different doing different things. Also if you are a Batt boy, when you refer to all of them the proper nomenclature is Regiment.

@bluestfalcon419 13 дней назад

Bet if you count time in country the numbers would be similar. Just sayin ;)

@EdD-ym6le 13 дней назад

Nick is cool .I've seen a couple interviews with him .I used to drink with SEALs in training on base on the weekends -90's . I think they mostly go M-F other then special evolutions .That San Clementi island (?) stay in third (last) phase is a M F'er from what I've been told but their pretty toughened by then so hell week gets the attention .They were all pretty cool dudes in the 90's .

@mr.j8568 13 дней назад

I've seen this already, seems like a lot of bragging to me without context. SEAL Platoons, ODAs etc. are small units respectively. Naturally they would need support from a larger unit like the Rangers. Kill or capture, Unconventional warfare, Direct action, Special reconnaissance, each unit has its own specialties.

@tristingonzalez6242 13 дней назад

Well said

@bluestfalcon419 13 дней назад

It’s lack of big picture understanding which is what separates units full of junior vs more operationally mature units forced to see theaters level impact

@LRRPFco52 12 дней назад

ODAs can have a lot of guys who weren’t 11Bs though, but 11Bs make up at least 55-65% of SF last I checked. Ranger Regiment is almost all 11Bs with higher standards than in SF, go to the range more for CQM, do CQB all the time, plan/rehearse/execute DA all the time, practice working with various rotary wing and fixed wing assets all the time. SF is a lot slower-paced and you might not do CQB at all on a lot of Teams, because that’s not their mission. A lot of guys join SF thinking they will be doing DA all the time, and are sorely mistaken once they get to their ODA. It’s very different than being in Ranger Regiment. There should actually be another Ranger Battalion or 2, forward-deployed already in Europe and PACOM, and cut the number of SF to facilitate that. Senior guys in SF have said this to me, but were more harsh. They said we should just get rid of SF entirely and make more Ranger Battalions, but I still think the SF mission sets are needed too for FID, UW, and counter-insurgency. SF kinda sucks at language skills though and could do much better in that space. The proficiency levels of many guys on Teams is embarrassing.

@mr.j8568 12 дней назад

@@LRRPFco52 I wasn't referring to what mos SF guys were before. I meant it's a small, self contained unit whereas Rangers deploy as a Battalion which is a huge entity. Wow, SF guys have said that? Yeah, I still think we need SF and its skillset. I always wondered what the proficiency levels were on the teams, particularly the languages. Interesting comments.

@LRRPFco52 12 дней назад

@@mr.j8568 Just from what I saw, the only guys that were truly proficient in language were returned LDS missionaries and native speakers. Most everyone else was sucking when it came to languages, and didn't really take it seriously. 1st Group had a lot of Asians though, namely Koreans, Guamanians, Filipinos, Hawaiians, Tongans, and Samoans. My Team Sergeant was a Korean-born guy who spoke English as a 2nd language (heavy accent). The Team Captain was Korean but US-born, so didn't have that native command of Korean. Some of the senior guys were Tongan or Samoan. The 18D we borrowed from 145 was Tongan I think. I was one of the only ones who could pronounce his last name.

@bartsworld5460 13 дней назад

This interview is a great look at how a young guy looks at the military. His opinion comes from such a small scope because that is all he has experienced. The higher you move up in rank gives you a broader scope of what your unit and others are doing.

@deathfire096 13 дней назад

He wanted to join the SEALs but he has a heart condition that came up in the medical exam that prevents him to be a Combat Diver so he joined the Rangers. You understand why he is a little bitter about the Seals.

@god-la-7wins-verdad-942 13 дней назад

SF first! 🙌

@noelstewart9321 13 дней назад

I don’t get why specops guys are always trying to minimize each other’s accomplishments. All the groups are needed just like the people who support them. Hell week is about 5.5 days long with minimal sleep. Yes going through school they get weekends off and that doesn’t minimize what they. At one point there had been there had been only 1 SF guy who made it through BUD/s but that was years ago when that came out. Everyone has their job that they need to don’t and to answer your question about SEALs needing help, remember they operate in really small teams too like Delta. I’m retired Navy so I lean more towards SEALs but I also love SF and Rangers from my time growing up by an Army base. You all are dope and each have your own challenges.

@lightving6045 13 дней назад

Rangers killed and Captured more HVT than any other unit in GWOT. Also there are actually less Rangers then there are Green Berets but yes they serve 2 completely different missions.

@bluestfalcon419 13 дней назад

Less because regular army is trying to stand up another 101 or 82nd. They churn out Rangers and expect them to RIF out to regularly army, or leave for promotions in regular army so they can bring the Ranger skillset to the force, or they go to selection(s). Most guys who to to SF tend to stay in SF, and SF is expected to own their global AOs in addition to sending teams to OEF/OIF. So of course there are more.

@lightving6045 12 дней назад

@@bluestfalcon419 I agree most tend to stay SF and retire SF. You have to earn your job every day in regiment. I think that becomes unappealing to a lot after several years because there is always someone gunning for your spot. There really isnt any relaxing in regiment. Much more Relaxed standards on the SF route.

@Voodoo-cz5hk 13 дней назад

The other to take into account is as much as Nick has done in combat and he’s gone above and beyond like a lot of us in the SOF community he was in up to the rank of Sergeant or Staff Sergeant (I think) so he was young in rank and knowledge of what other SOF units were doing …and there was so much going on back then that you didn’t know exactly what every SOF team was doing Globally…but he is correct …Rangers are called on because there so much of them and they are an elite SOF light infantry unit

@ExiledBulldawg 13 дней назад

Also, the reason SEALs, SF, and other deep reconnaissance units get into trouble is they get spotted. It’s not how bad they are to fight their way out, it’s how many/good are the opposing forces.

@foodboy179 13 дней назад

What about cooks??? 😂😂😂.

@sh4902 13 дней назад

I am an active SF guy. If we’re being honest, Rangers are better at Infantry shit than SF and whoever because thats their job. Thats all they do. We are more broadly skilled and in my opinion, the most valuable unit at a strategic level because we can do everything they can do with only 12 guys and then some. They’re different jobs and Im always glad to be in the presence of those violent little kids. But anyone saying they do more or perform better than the SMU is full of shit

@christravis2292 3 дня назад

SF is overrated, rangers lead the way

@sgedeon01 День назад

@@sh4902 ranger regiment infantry NCO’s do most land warfare tasks better than ST6. That’s a fact. And Delta is at least 70% ranger regiment alumni.

@NARCO-vb3zi 11 дней назад

He’s not wrong but also doesn’t make him right. Volume does mean efficiency. Armed force have a diverse tool set that make it effective.

@scottcusatis9071 8 дней назад

We got no weekends off in Ranger school.

@SuperVonKiller 12 дней назад

Jay, I understand why he's saying that. My late friend Tim Brumit was 2nd Batt., his dad and brother were both SF. So he eventually came to the q-course. Before coming to the q-course and getting assigned to 7th Group, Tim had over 900 combat missions under his belt, that's a lot of direct action in anybody's book.. Now is Irving's analysis true, that's a matter of perspective and I would say dependant on the individual's experiences.. This is Chris' bud, btw..

@rdf4315 13 дней назад

I saw another video a month or two ago with another Green Beret, and he gave his list on what he believed was the best units in the US military, first was Delta Force, second was devgru, third was Green berets, and fourth was army rangers, fifth was Marine raiders, and he put seals all the way down to the bottom and explain why, and he said that he believed that rangers never get the credit they deserve especially when it's always them bailing out SF guys, he said none of the special forces units could have fought the battles of Fallujah by themselves like the rangers did.

@PigDemon88 13 дней назад

Devgru is seal team six, my guy

@Dont_worry_ill_say_it 12 дней назад

Devgru=seals

@jonnypescado1 13 дней назад

***I have never served in any capacity *** A lot of what this guy has said doesn't pass the sniff test. He's said a near miss from a .50 will still take someone's limb off? He's talked about ROE that included warning shots & wounding fire? I'm no SEAL lover, but the reason Rangers are frequently QRF for other SOF is because they weren't selected as the primary mission unit. I wouldn't brag about coming off the bench to save someone's ass when. You. Were. On. The. Bench. I've known a bunch of amazing Rangers in my life and this guy sounds and acts like none of them. Not questioning his service. Just saying.

@john1965411 13 дней назад

I heard the same things...

@zacbowers3956 13 дней назад

Ranger regiment was the primary strike force for Afghanistan pretty much the entire war. I know this because I was there. The reason they got called in to save SEALs is because NSW continuously fucked up missions and there was no one else who could get there fast enough.

@zacbowers3956 13 дней назад

NSW was benched early on in the war which is why the entire second decade they were no longer operating in Afghanistan.

@rogue325 13 дней назад

Always remember guys that you're a closely knitted community to be there for one another when it's time good/bad days HOOAH!!!!

@JohnDoe-mt8rf 5 дней назад

I do see a Ranger Tab on a lot of S/F uniform .

@TheCCBoi 13 дней назад

Didn’t SF have the highest casualty and mission rate in SOCOM? I love Nick, but he’s wrong on a lot of this.

@MrZachgonz 13 дней назад

Aren’t “missions” misleading? Anytime you leave base or make movement can be considered a “mission”. That’s how some of these SOF units do hundreds of missions in one deployment.

@PigDemon88 13 дней назад

That's because green berets are special forces and bust up in a lot of shit. Yeah there is a lot of casualties there.

@bern3154 13 дней назад

I sense jealousy from a certain group 😂

@gerard0l6569 11 дней назад

I served in the Marines - to ME, its seems like you're constantly looking to bas SEALS. I think HIGHLY of anyone who served our country HONORABLY. THEY are my brothers and sisters. I would agree the Rangers, Delta and the Unit (and god knows whatever units we have) seem more professional. They seem to work highly effectively in the "shadows" and dont seem to look for or need the "credit" for what they do. BUT PLEASE, STOP bashing other military- EXCEPT shit like Jocko and Chris Kyle did which is upsetting to know we lost Marines becuase of their bullshit.

@deathfire096 10 дней назад

We lost more Marines because of the Bullcr@p American foreign policy since Vietnam than the lies spread on Jocko and Kyle. If you have dealt with the SEALs and DEvgru, you would know they are as professional as Rangers or Delta. Every branch have their own individual bad apples but to blame the whole community because of less than 0.1% is ignorant. The bashing of SEALS it's just jealousy. I have never heard Seals bash other communities, why? Because they don't punch down.

@gerard0l6569 10 дней назад

@@deathfire096 your fellow SEALS are even telling the truths about Jocko!!!

@deathfire096 10 дней назад

@@gerard0l6569 which "fellow" Seals? Did they served with him? You served in the military, the only jurisdiction to judge a soldier is a court martial which he has none. The man had a successful military career and successful podcast. Some are just jealous and you repeat the cr@p.

@FrankCastle187 13 дней назад

The swapping out during hell week is true. I’ve listened to a fireside chat with him where he tells the story. His twin did the final stretch for him.

@MaxEdge-pf3pp День назад

SEALs are second to none on those daring, high-risk, book-writing missions.

@zebrajenks 3 дня назад

Air Force STS is the great force multiplier and PJ's rescue more than anyone including SARC's but SARC's are not search and rescue they are prolonged field care.

@juansablo5781 17 часов назад

Ranger lead the way. Delta force is the truth but when they are first in they are training allies to fight. Rangers actually go fight.

@greghines7831 4 дня назад

SEALS 💯 get weekends off during BUDS, they have said so themselves. Morgan Lattrell 💯 switched with Marcus Lattrell during Hellweek, Marcus said it himself during a Vigilance Elite Podcast. Which was Sean Ryan's original Podcast format. Marcus also talks about mistakenly getting into the Anti Diver Dolphin pen during a dive in phase 2. Him and 2 other former SEALS sitting around a fire with Sean Ryan while Marcus tells the Morgan switch during Hellweek

@chuckiepeoples 2 дня назад

Why do Special Forces dudes all get CIB’s? I don’t understand it. I mean, this channel owner is a 12B, not an 11 series.

@quicksilver1752 10 дней назад

BUD/s is like a 9-5 with longer hours. They get weekends off. He is wrong about "only 3 days" during hell week. It's 5 days but you get 1 one of sleep each day.

@quicksilver1752 10 дней назад

BUD/s is like a 9-5 with longer hours. They get weekends off. He is wrong about "only 3 days" during hell week. It's 5 days but you get 1 one of sleep each day.

@erics362 13 дней назад

I love Nick. But Rangers have the shortest pipeline of all U.S. military special operators.

@srsmedic8285 13 дней назад

On paper.. but there’s a whole training program in regiment leading up to getting your tab

@Nuhuh130 13 дней назад

That’s because during war time, you need to deploy forces quickly. There’s no time and reasons to idle for a unit to complete their pipeline.

@tteggellwerdna 13 дней назад

@@Nuhuh130 It's really because rangers don't learn as much in the pipeline as special forces or other units since they don't have as much doctrinal missions and there not as diverse or as specialized of a unit compared to the quiet professionals, I mean sf learn all about psychology and languages and shit and other stuff. Rangers are all about smashing through walls, hammer vs scalpel.

@erics362 13 дней назад

@@srsmedic8285 Not talking about the tab. I'm talking about the scroll.

@gabrielrae7647 13 дней назад

@@erics362there training doesn't stop once the initial training is done

@charliewoodley7280 13 дней назад

Platoon/Company size elements being QRF for surgical, squad/team size units only makes sense. No commander is deploying a Tier 1 asset to seize an airfield or provide perimeter control. Much respect to all the SOF units, but they all have different jobs, and the comparisons are like having an elementary level pissing contest.

@yzth3ory630 2 дня назад

Oh boy .. Nick’s out here attention seeking again shitting on other Operators for clicks.

@trevorxhernandez 13 дней назад

There are weekends off. The weekend is earned every Friday before the cadre leave. And what’s left out is that the Scroll is always earned. It’s the only SOF unit that you’ll always go back to RASP. RASP 1 to get in as an enlisted man. Ranger School to get your tab to be eligible to be an NCO within the regiment and then RASP 2 to make that official. You’ll always go back to those Godforsaken rocks. And it may not be a hell week but Cole Range is where the only targets getting smoked are the candidates.

@Dogmeat1950 13 дней назад

Just a Reminder that the Rangers have been disbanded twice in the middle of a war...WW2 & the Korean War. O and missed out on most of the Vietnam War minus the last 3 years. I love the Rangers, but those guy's aren't Delta let alone Green Berets their is a reason why the other two units have way more funding and schooling/training time.

@sawt1981 2 дня назад

i heard this guy say that a .50 cal round will tear off limbs if they are close to a person. I can't really take him serious after that.

@isaactrujillo76 13 дней назад

Seals seem to be some of The most toxic dudes out there.

@reginaldmiller1378 7 дней назад

Rangers been leadibg the way if it wasnt for the Marine Corps or Army Rangers , alot of people would be MIA, Kidnapped or Eliminated 😂

@quicksilver1752 10 дней назад

"If those guys are so badass, why do they need a rescue" because they go behind enemy lines with some 4 SEALs against larger enemy forces and SOMETIMES... on OCCASION, they lose the upperhand against these enemy forces with TEN TIMES the numbers. SOMETIMES

@isaactrujillo76 13 дней назад

Man, the GWOT boys gotta to be apart of something that will probably never happen again. And they’re fighting who did it more lol. What an absolute bust it all turned out to be. I’m kinda glad I missed that trip. Used in that absolute stain on the USA 🇺🇸

@livefree1030 6 дней назад

Marcus Luttrell in his book "Lone Survivor" site how much he was hoping it were SEALs that rescued him, but it was the Rangers.

@starchizzy6033 12 дней назад

Disclaimer: im not pro black or anti white, I go by personalities. But I was curious what black SOF guys opinions were because you rarely see or hear them. I watched the Shawn Ryan episode with Nick Irving and at one point he started talking about personal accounts with ghosts. To each his own, but to me, if you start talking about one on one accounts with ghost, I start to loose confidence in the authenticity of the conversation.

@SidonianTree 11 дней назад

When are we going to stop living in the past and move on? This constant comparison commentary is getting ridiculously old. The war is over. Let’s go be with our families and serve our communities. After 9 years and 2 deployments to AFG I’m over the military and I don’t want my son to ever have to do what I did. I will never promote military service to him. If he wants to go then I will support him, but you won’t ever hear a word from me about glorifying the military. War only exists because of sin (pride/greed/power/etc.) Jesus Christ is our only hope in life and death. I will bet my life on it

@mubarkqardas46 9 дней назад

As a former soldier myself I'm just gonna say it. Marine infantry and army ranger REGIMENT killed more than any of us. most of your special forces guys don't even see spec ops missions and many more lie about being special forces in the first place to civilians. 🤣 Don't fall for BS stories Marine bootcamp is the hardest for a reason they are the best ground units, I'm saying this as an 11Bravo.

@bernardbarr2354 7 дней назад

No it was not evenly spread. Rangers got more work. CAG usually rolled with assets from RGT.

@thenameisx 11 дней назад

Yeah, the whole "we were the most consecutively deployed" is honestly some PR bullshit. What does that mean exactly? 10th MTN was consistently deploying to Afghanistan and Iraq for 12 month rotations and the 9 months post-2012 until we left Kabul. What the fuck are we talking about? Not hating on the guy, but that seems like such a pointless brag there based on... I have no idea.

@nolove857 9 дней назад

Not everyone is HIGHSPEED!!!! And I'm sure these catz are tired.

@didyouknowamazingfacts2790 13 дней назад

I was saying the same thing. It's because the seals go in a much smaller unit. The rangers are like wolves they all the stick together a big unit. So they will never need help because they are all amongst each other in the pack.

@shawnthomasbrown3867 13 дней назад

Same structure. SEALS have platoons just like ranger regiment has platoons.

@didyouknowamazingfacts2790 13 дней назад

@@shawnthomasbrown3867 A ranger unit is much bigger than a Seal Team

@sgedeon01 День назад

@@didyouknowamazingfacts2790 ranger regiment smoke all SEAL teams at small unit tactics and it’s not even close. Small unit tactics are infantry tactics done at the squad and platoon level. The army conventional infantry developed small unit tactics before SEALs even came into existence. Ranger school is a small unit tactics leadership school. Most ranger missions are conducted at the squad to platoon size, just like regular light infantry. Rangers are much more scalable than SEALs are far superior to SEALs at recon, SUT, CQM, CQB, IADs, mission planning, smarter with breaching. SEALs are only elite to the rest of the Navy.

@didyouknowamazingfacts2790 День назад

@@sgedeon01 Because in a ranger unit they are extremely disciplined and grow up under that structure. The Seals have that cowboy mentality. But no other unit is better when it comes to water operations. Which are hugely important because 70 percent of the planet is covered in water.

@kurtiswhodat8478 8 дней назад

Delta was wrecking shit November 2001 in Afghanistan.

@EvolvedTactical 12 дней назад

Rangers are the only SOF unit in the military (outside of JSOC) that doesn't award a new MOS code upon completion of selection. If you're in SF, or SquEALs, MARSOC, or the rest, you get a new MOS that requires you to be assigned somewhere within that unit, even if you're a shit bag. The only way to get another SOF guy out of their unit is to go through an arduous process of getting their Tab/Trident/whatever rejected. In Ranger Batt, you can be RFS'd at any time for not meeting the Ranger Standard. Fail to meet the standard, and you'll be on your way to the 82nd or 173rd with a quickness. I've seen dudes get orders cut to leave in less than 24 hours.

@tambokavz 9 дней назад

All these clowns competing in podcasts all over RU-vid 😂😂😂

@tylermarks7463 11 дней назад

The marcus luttrell thing Well david goggins did admit maybe it happened.

@keithcoombs2185 5 дней назад

You know damn well they get weekends off stop playin! I don’t know if that’s accurate for hell week but for the other two phases I believe it is. I heard the Luttrell brothers tell the hell week story so that is at least relatively true…