American Reacts to British SAS Soldiers vs US Navy Seals - Military Training Comparison (🇺🇸VS🇬🇧)

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American reaction to British SAS Soldiers vs US Navy Seals - Military Training Comparison. As an American myself, you'd probably assume that I would be jumping up and down enthusiastically yelling, "USA, USA, USA!" Nope, not his guy. I would like to consider I am pretty objective. What you think? What do you think about the video and reaction? Pretty accurate representation of the British SAS? Let me know. Thanks guys!
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@SimplySavageReactions Жыл бұрын

🇺🇸Soldier VS 🇬🇧Soldier 👉

@tattoolurch Жыл бұрын

Apparently, the SAS and Seals once had a friendly competition to answer the "which is better" question and to make this short. When the Seals arrived at the finish line, the SAS were sat down, drinking a cup of tea.

@BloodyOffDoors Жыл бұрын

As a Brit, I've got tremendous respect for both services because both look after our interests. 🇺🇸🇬🇧

@martinbrown7587 Жыл бұрын

Had the pleasure of meeting an ex SAS guy during a business trip, he spoke very well of American special forces and respected and admired them having trained with them but said many would probably not all pass the SAS selection because they are to big physically, many SAS soldiers are very lean or average build but incredibly fit especially for endurance and were of a hard mindset before even joining the army he also smiled and said being lean and mean allows you to blend in with the background and you don't stand out as much so you present less of a target, skilfully trained to use cunning, brains and then extreme violence when necessary. I got the feeling that what he told me was just the tip of the iceberg.

@paulmk2290 Жыл бұрын

The SEALs didn't just quietly copy the SAS, they were based on the SAS and actually came to the UK to study and learn from them. Now it goes both ways.

@oddjobtriumph1635 Жыл бұрын

who's better? who cares! ... as an Englishman i'm obviously proud of our Boys ...... these two units have different skill sets to each other , all we need to know and appreciate is they are on the same side .... i wouldn't want to be on the receiving end of either of these superb units

@thepagan5432 Жыл бұрын

I live very near the Welsh mountains/valleys where the SAS train. They are some of the most rugged terrain I have seen. Sometimes you can see them with their huge packs on walking in sheer determination mode, a sight to make any Brit proud to support such a specialised service. Don't forget we also have the SBS, Special Boat Service, the Royal Marines and the Para's all made from well hard material. Yes the SAS is the best in the world, bar none.

@Pardus_1970 Жыл бұрын

Colonel Charles Alvin Beckwith of the US army was on attachment to the SAS in the far East during the 60s he was so impressed with the Regiment upon his return to the United States he formed a new unit that would structure itself on the SAS ...it's name Delta Force

@pegaz6529 Жыл бұрын

I think the only difference is what you've seen here is what the SAS allows you to see. A lot of their training methods is kept top secret.

@Grandad525 Жыл бұрын

I came from an extended military family and I was in the Royal Berks Army cadets as a kid. Joining the armed forces back in my youth very few if any knew of 'special forces' We recognised paras and marines as different to other regiments and they were tough. Personally I wanted to go into the tank corps but my old man wouldnt sign the papers in case i was shoved into a foreign war. We had not long been out of WW2 Korea and Suez conflicts with other stuff going on in the middle east as well. He did however consent to me joining the Royal Navy. Best move I ever made. I saw so much of the world and so many different people..and got a nice tan. As a tanky I would probably have been stuck on the Rhine with Elvis freezing my nuts off!! 😁

@frostyone1967 Жыл бұрын

One SAS guy was interigated by the enimy, they cut off his fingers one by one with bolt cutters, he still did't talk, he was rescued by other SAS guys.

@terryhayward7905 Жыл бұрын

The biggest difference is that the Seals are taught to follow orders and never give up.

@kingcurry6594 Жыл бұрын

Some years ago, I was part of the hunt team during an SAS evasion final assessment, because I was in the Mountain Rescue team and knew the area like the back of my hand.

@charlestaylor3027 Жыл бұрын

A Russian special forces general once said the SAS had the wrong motto it should be "Where the fuck did they come from".

@andrewhodgkins2292

I'm now 59 and I went through SAS selection in the 1980s. I failed to get in and was returned to unit. All I can say is that the selection removes around 95% of all applicants. It involves walking, and walking and walking. It was hell. At nearly 60 years of age I'm not ashamed to admit that I cried and being rtu'd was a relief. I have so much admiration for those who get through.

@viking6563 Жыл бұрын

It's not a competion,thankfully these lads are on the same same side and work together but more importantly trust and rely on each other :)

@daintydinah7648 Жыл бұрын

A guy I know father had served in SAS and became an instructor he died trying to save a recruit from a swollen river NB he did get him out Many years later this guy after doing his time in the regular army applied but failed at a late stage Several instructors and a couple of officers all told him his dad trained them and that he did well but they only took the best and he didn't quite make the cut harsh but true

@ababbington1 Жыл бұрын

A friend of mine who was in the SAS who died of cancer told me a little bit about their training. He said that training in so many different harsh environments from arctic, jungle and deserts was tough. The worst though was the Brecon Beacons hike in Wales and the mental and physical torture. Although he gave me a small insight into how harsh it was he never told me any particular details of his training or discussed any actual combat missions. What I do know is that a lot of things you hear about the SAS now in the media he told me before it was common knowledge. I don’t know anything about the special forces in the USA but I know you have to be one tough soldier both mentally and physically to join the SAS. 95% fail to make the grade and quite a lot die trying.

@spacefanatic Жыл бұрын

The SAS and SBS training is much harder than the Navy Seals training. They did a programme once where a American Marine tried to do the SAS training and had to give up as it was too hard.