BLUFOR op40 yes sir! Hope to see you there boss👌.

Never gets old can t wait until the day

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Here here brother, same with me.

@John Lenz not yet still got two more years

MorteFortuna agreed

MorteFortuna your a Recon marine?

Guy in deserts in the beginning is one of the

Amen.

Same here 83-89!

Justin who are you referring to?

Brick Steele His channel was named “Jay4ce Media”, not sure what it is now (might be named Marcus Allen) . He had a video named “Want to be Recon?” along with others

Just checked, his channel is “Journey to the View”

Justin I know him. He used a lot of my footage.

@@bricksteele7806 random question like for example if you are a recon matine can you record and take pictures?

Whats up with your uploading man, been lookin forward to another one.

​@@M16music69 give me another year haha. just kidding I'm working on it asap, appreciate that man

@@marcusjayallen waiting on it fasho💯

@Charles Mack ur mad cause china is boutta get wrecked :)))

They do trust me

Navy EOD actually sees combat. They augment with other units and go into harms way. Recon hikes for 20 miles and takes a few photos and hikes back. Nothing high speed about them.

Brian Jin I'll add a list

That's a good question, I heard I guy talk about his time in 'Recon', but apparently he was Force. Full disclosure, I am certainly no authority, I've never served in the military. So, what I heard is that there is some training overlap between them. Force however, may do more direct action training, under water stuff and jumping out of planes, but again take what I say with several grains of salt. As far as the missions, Force may work for a the Marine Expeditionary Unit where as Recon works for a particular division , I think. But again I could be completely wrong, this is what someone told me when I asked the question.

The primary difference between Division and Force Recon is distance and their employer. Division or Battalion Recon stays nearer the conventional units they're advancing for, serving the Division command. Force advances deeper behind enemy lines in support of the MAGTF. Both are trained similarly and possess special ops skill sets and special insertion capabilities. Force is more likely to get direct action tasks due to their deeper role. Both are "Recon," but their scope differs. Currently, Force serves as a company within the Recon battalions.

Captain Rocko13 I have no idea. talk to a Recon recruiter or your career planner.

Size is irrelevant.

You think I have a chance at 6"0 and 160lbs

@@jacksonturner7838 Again, your stature and muscle mass are irrelevant. As long as you meet the physical and academic requirements - and you don’t quit - you’ll make it.

@@bricksteele7806 you referring to the gt score and pft score?

@@jacksonturner7838 neither. Those are essentially pre-requisites (you should show up with high scores in both) The real test is meeting physical requirements (runs, rucks, swims, fins, etc.) And academics (written tests and practical application during BRC) But most of all, don’t quit.

mwnciboo What, overrated and mass produced? Their budget and missions are the only qualities any Recon Marine would desire to have.

@@bricksteele7806 So if you upped force recon's Budget they would be a tier 1 Special forces outfit? Nah sorry, not buying that - Force Recon are excellent but conflating them with the capabilities of other top tier units in the US Orbat is at best wishful thinking, and at worst plain wrong. Special Operations Capable does not make them Special forces, hence why they don't come under SOCOM. For Littoral Ops, Force Recon are up there with other specialist marine raiding/ recon/ manouevre units, like the Royal Marine Commandos etc. Not decrying their skills, quality or professionalism, i am pretty sure most Recon Marines would likely be able transfer into any SF Unit in SOCOM, but at the moment they fill a capability requirement for the USN and USMC. Marine RAIDERS now those guys are closer to TIER 1 / are actually more Black OPs vs Green OPs focused.

mwnciboo guess where MARSOC came from ....

mwnciboo people like u on social media and KZfaq are hilarious stfu😂

Learn your history. In Vietnam, MACV-SOG was a joint SOF unit that included SF and Recon amongst others. FR often served at SF FOBs as their special recon element. Long range and special reconnaissance is a spec ops skill set. FR helped write the book on special operations, especially on matters of insertion and extraction (see USMC Test Unit in the 50s). Special Ops Capable does not detract from FR as operators, but was rather the doctrine of the Marines, who elected to keep Recon wholly in house instead of leasing them to SOCOM in '87. As for tier one, that's primarily a JSOC theme and is not a descriptor of spec ops in general. Mission sets dictate such designation.

Stop commenting. You’re annoying.