This is Why You Never Mess With Elite Special Forces... 

It’s an honour to represent the Greek Special Forces in this video 🫡🇬🇷💪

Watching this video, there is nothing that I personally didn't fulfill as a former Army Paratrooper and Ranger. I completed jump school, pathfinder training, Recondo/Raider training, Jungle Expert training, Jumpmaster training, Freefall training, Demolition Training and Ranger training while State side. In the Republic of Viet Nam from 1968 - 1971, I completed LRRP training and 75th Ranger training and served as a LRRP from 1968 -1969 and as a 75th Ranger from late 1969 through September of 1971. That was over 50 plus years ago and remains part of who I am today at age 77. Cheers,

Thank God there are men willing to make these sacrifices to keep us safe!!

Seeing soldiers around the world is inspiring with nobility and honor. It's corrupt governments that force our paths to cross, while they themselves never see the battlefield. Soldiers need to understand this reality and decide what is real honor?

This stuff is fun and exiting when you’re a kid. As a 76 year old former spec ops military man… I have two knee replacements, two hip replacements, a plate in my back, a bolt in my right ankle. I am 75% deaf from gunfire. My lungs and heart are shot due to exposure to agent orange. I have a total of about 36 inches of scars on my body… and one testicle.

One of my family members was ex SAS. Their best mate got jumped by a couple guys outside a bar the other year. Lets just say the guys that picked a fight with him didn’t walk away without injury

Canadian special forces are “you can’t say sorry for 24 hours” no one passes

The speed those guys went through the bus window was amazing

Indian Army is also not less then any one our Indian Army soldier's will survive in any climate More Tougher than Steel n rock 🇮🇳💪

Me breaching through a window during a high-threat operation: “I’m Spider-Man, weeeee!”

It takes discipline, will and determination above the rank and file soldier to see it through. Once you succeed, you not only understand that it was worth it, but also become a part of an even smaller community of individuals that have some amazing stories and cross training too. 😎💯

Thank you for featuring the Republic of Korea's special forces! I was really bummed in my youth when I didn't get accepted after enlisting into the ROK Army! However, that didn't stop me as I sought out training from ex-special forces members and their invaluable lessons has greatly benefitted me in my life especially when I'm out in the bush in Canada.

" Boards don't hit back.. " - Bruce Lee

Bro forgot Specnaz and SAS

After watching this; I'm completely at a loss for words A MASSIVE THANK YOU; to armed forces everywhere - this training montage was beyond eye opening

Correction: During Hell Week, BUD/S candidates sleep only 4 hours during the entire week, not per night.

I served with south koreans in the us army , and let me say, they're no joke. The level of commitment with them is serious.

When one does an 'Australian Crawl' (i.e., inverted abseil) one of the first things you concern yourself with is the 'tag' end (the end that goes out of the carabiner and falls down to the belay/ground. ). Primarily, this allows you -- the 'assaulter' to not show up with what should fairly well be a train-horn and megaphone arrangement -- disclosing that: YES! You ARE going to rappel in and 'We are here, here we come!' There is a method where you don't immediately invert the bottom end of the belay and thus 'lock up' the rope in the braking rig. Rather, you keep the rope out of sight and with you -- thus not hinting ANYTHING to anyone when you make the assault. As well, as explained to me, the 'Australian Crawl' was a technique used by (first?) Australian Soldiers in WWII to assault Japanese force on sheer or very steep rock faces/cliffs. Without disclosing yourself, you could go over the edge, from the top-down, either spray bullets, gas etc., or throw in grenades and/or demolitions at cave face openings. One of the ways that it was known that you 'didn't announce' things -- by keeping the extra tag-end of rope one or about your person, was to find out that a 300 foot cliff face, and you are at about 200 feet (or so -- doesn't really matter in this instance), your tag-end falls down and the enemy just simply cuts it. You HAVE to stay out there EXPOSED on the cliff face because if you try to scramble down farther on down the line, the rope pulls through and you take a LITERAL header -- about almost guaranteed to die, BTW. You *might* be able to use various abseiling rescue techniques that might get you down to the ground -- SAFELY, but when you are having to avoid being shot by a Type 99 weapon, that kind narrows down time (and the like).

Thank you all for your services ❤

Im AMAZED. Thank you. For your SERVICE and Dedication. All of YOU ❤

Respect to all those guys

I respect all of them really love them all from bottom of my heart ❤

My cousin did the Swedish Ranger training, and holy crap some of the stories he told us. Big respect to all people who serve 👍

In Royal Marine recruit training we had to do those helo dunker drills in a purpose built facility - indoors and with the lights off so it was pitch black as the fuselage fills up with water, turns upside down and you all have to scramble out or a tiny window with no breathing apparatus or goggles...not for the faint of heart!

That wall climbing using that long pole was amazing... 😵‍💫 All of these special forces, simply amazing.

Random Navy SEAL trainer: Look to the person to your left. Now look to the person to your right. Some of you will not make it to the end of this training session.

The human body is truly amazing..

Some crazy team work there❤

This is very interesting respect to all military men and women 💪👍💪

SAS is 1 no debate

I love the special forces of any kind.

The bed of nails trick is actually simple physics. If you have your weight distributed over enough points of contact under your torso, the nail bed becomes like any other flat surface and the nails won’t puncture.

I think another good title for this would be "If you think you've met your maximum potential, check out these guys"

Royal Marines ain’t special forces but still a force to be reckoned with

4:29 honestly for first floors this is actually genius, rappeling makes noise with ropes and metal parts

*4:30** wow Vietnamese people are indeed as intelligent as they say*

Some of these look like staged propaganda while others look legit and dope to the max

The UK's SAS is incredible also 😮

Imagine if all the people got together to fight all the people. They'd be super powerful

And then there's the SAS, "Who Dares Wins"

Imagine mastering every special skill you saw on this video

I just have one question, for the thumbnail, why'd you put a buff bodybuilder and a GSG 9 operator facing each other? you could've taken more intimidating ops like those of the SAS or smth, but either way, it conveys the message lol nice video I loved it

SAS Simply the Best of British. Rule Britannia from Glasgow 😎🇬🇧

Apparently the delta forces were training with the S A S and put a sign up " second to none " The S AS put a sign up saying " none "

Imagine training this shit for years just to get killed by a single bullet

The Navy SEALs training was the only logic training in this video

As a now, and grateful USMC Veteran... "Military Training" in some countries seems more like regimented sadomasochism. Still, placing yourself in harm's way for what you Love is worthy of respect. Semper fi

Respect. ✌️💪🎖

Remember, getting in a room full of hostiles is easy but it is hard to make it out without any casualties.

Merecem todo nosso respeito

I’m a plain civilian. But I passed that underwater helicopter egress training during offshore oil rig duty. I survived 😊

Just AMAZING. ❤❤❤❤

A lot of the training most of these units go through is impressive but one thing that the U.S., Colombian, and a few other units have is real-time consistent experience. So you can lay on a bed of nails and have concrete broken over your body. When was the last time you’ve been in combat?

I'm just a puss who fell into that narrow window where you did not even have to register with Selective Service. Had an appt. to the US Naval Academy, but chickened-out. I'm just glad that these guys are out there protecting us. I did have a productive, although practically non-physical career as a nuclear engineer, but with the navy thing, am glad that I paid for my own college degree. (The idea of spending weeks/months underwater with a bunch of other guys [at the time it was all guys] just didn't appeal to me!)

Wish I could post pics of my father here ….it reminds me of training with him in the early 90’s with exception of air and water activities lol 😂

Soldiers are awesome men who always thrive to defend their country 💪✊

As a regular US Army infantryman, we practiced entering a second or third story window this way to clear a building. Since I was the lightest one in the squad, guess who got the honor of going first with the pole. We did 13 takes of this for a Dutch TV crew in Hammelburg, West Germany.

As a german soldier i missed our friends from the KSK

Fantastic unique fighter. God bless them all.

Its interesting how the special forces for more authoritarian countries focus more on doing stuff for show, stuff thats meant to suck just because it sucks, not because it actually teaches them anything

He missed out the SAS& SBS from the UK..But their extremely secretive& that's why they get the Job done!

Respect, this is real men.

I like how at 3:40 ish he describes how sledgehammers do no harm even though he doesn't know if it hurts or not

Blud was to scared to include the SAS

Very good bricks don’t hit back!! In ‘92 when I was stationed in Korea, I met the ROK Marines!!!! They aren’t human

OMG I AM SOOOO IMPRESSED

It takes years to become a elite fighter but seconds to die.

Bro actually mentioned the lower rank special forces of other countries. But actually forgot to mention (MARCOS) which is said to be equal in comparison to The Navy Seals or even better .

All of that ridiculous showing off by Korean SF breaking boards and concrete doesn't necessarily mean ultimate stamina and longevity toughness , nor does it make them bullet proof ! The US Navy SEALs and Army Green Berets based their recruitment and their training originally on the British SAS , and more recently the Australian SASR (Special Air Service Regiment) as the Australian SASR training regime involves the totality of ground , mountain and maritime special ops as Australia has no Marine corps. The selection process starts with a general special forces selection course which candidates then move on to either selection processes for 2nd Commando Reg. , Special Operations Engineers Reg. or the the top tier SASR .

4:30 when your country can not provide you with a rope

New sub sir

they dont know me son

you should've add the french foreign legion and the GIGN

Been to ECM training. -44C and -44F are the same. We were at -60F with the wind chill… but thank god we were fully kitted up. We had a day at 27F and were running around in T shirts though.

Retired no a game 🎯

Not that i dusregard physical capability but i believe in that old saying ' Brains are better than brawns'🇮🇳😎😎😎

The Korean SOF Unit is called 707th Special Missions Group. Pretty hardcore group of Alpha's. Also they don't learn TKD, they learn teukgong moosool mixed with BJJ and Krav Maga .

I want to be in special forces even more now.

There unreal. 😮😊❤❤❤❤

Indian para commandos and and the Indian Navy Marcos. You missed the very best in your video!

(눈‸■)Especially when it comes down to which one you're facing, and I'm not just talking about the USMC AKA the United States Marine Corps., despite the fact that they have A Lot of damage, all the same I wouldn't wanna be facing any of these guys, I once knew a guy who went through rehabilitation, and when a doctor kept increasing the pressure going further up, the man who had rehabilitation by doctor's orders, he swiftly to around to make eye contact with the doctor said that he was in, however the other said that he wasn't at all surprised, or impressed then went even further telling him that should the doctor ever touch him again, his wife and children would be in great danger, but that wasn't all, oh no, no, no, no, no, no, you see from what I've heard the former Marine said that the doctor with an obvious case of selective hearing would be next.🚨

Drone: "Are you sure ?"

They are special, so its impressive to see they can do it without letting their special ablilities getting in the wag

literally u forget about India 😂

south Korea's special forces are nothing comparison of Indian special forces

Very interesting special forces

3:52 that cs:go head shot sound effect got me :D

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That is nothing, in America our soldiers know how many different pronouns there are.

Very glad I never have to do any of that even if i tried a traumatic brain injury would probably keep me from being able to participate

As a 2nd Battalion Ranger and 1st SFG they are almost doing what American Special Op's are required to do. What a cake walk. You fail one mission you bolo and get sent back to day one. Hooha!

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Christ is Lord☦️

Remember these men don't learn how to fight. They learn how to kill. Simply never mess with these people. They are cool calm under the hardest condition.

I am 100% doing everything to join the special forces EVEN with my dear blood

Thank you to represent the Greek military 🇬🇷

I do experience that, & i say don't try if you don't have 100% Capability to push you limit to the fullest.. That's a hell

I enjoyed watching this. OK so the obvious question is who is actually the best of the best?

And thats brutal

Definitely trained well