So you basically just a military nerd who never served huh?

​@omarbraddy5052, why does someone have to serve to be an interviewer and have a podcast?..........they don't!

​@@omarbraddy5052 and you did nothing, you're welcome for my service 🇺🇲

@@nickjohnson710I think it’s fine to nerd over here and there but it’s a little cringe to fanboy. With the amount of energy some dudes obsess over these guys and money they spent over years on gear and coseplay they could have spent the same time training, join the military and apply for the units or at least maybe join a tier 2 unit. Why not actually attempt to join something you have such a hard passion for such things if you have opportunity? I mean the honest answer is going to be kept people are scared

@voidwalker9223 You're definitely right about the fanboy thing. It's pretty sad ... But on the other hand, people do podcasts about film and music they don't necessarily have had to be iin

What’s a dust off pilot?

Army MEDEVAC/ambulance @@Beholder505

Medevac helo pilot

@@Beholder505 medevac pilot

I was as well. Left the 57th (AA) to retire, and quit flying for close to a decade before going back to HEMS. Now I’m completely retired and miss the rush and the feeling of accomplishment.

Lmaoo right.

That was just an ill comment.

That comment was ice cold!😆

😁

Fucken awesome

Respect to your father as well as everyone who serves.

Marcinko is a LEGEND

My dad had a Budweiser with Marcinko. We have that in common!

@@busterbiloxi3833my guy 😂😂😂

Marcincko Red Cell founder of ST6, God rest his soul.

you were never in the military, r e t a r d

Ranger from 2015-2022. Worked with all three aswell… men cut from the same cloth, brought up in different environments… apex predictors is the only real descriptor for them.

When i read books on both seal team 6 delta sas they all say there just as good as the other. But i heard a SAS guy say seal team 6 was the best CQB units in the world. His opinion off course. I believe there all equally capable nowadays

@@niclockhart7951 you never served in the military, r e t a r d

@@mikefitzpatrick43 best of luck in learning how to spell, r e t a r d

The Unit.

@@user-he6rs8xi7u Ya, aka Delta Force

You didn’t see the SRS interview with Tom Satterly. The delta guys party.

Actually the devgru guys stationed in Virginia are more like rednecks

Everyone is different in every unit or team. Depends on the people there’s no stereo that fits.

Have you seen 'The Accountant' badass muthafucker 😂

They both get things done and they both party

I can listen to that guy for hours

So 22 SAS have moved base????😮

@@petermontgomery8707 I'm pretty sure 22 SAS is still in England.

SAS got their ASS handed to them in Northern Ireland 🇮🇪

Bottom line Gentlemen, "Sua Sponte" God Bless You ALL !!!!

Leave it to a "O.G" to wade through the PC (bullsit). Much respect for both organizations. RIP E. D. Case [SF] and J. Lee [75th Rangers] you are not forgotten from your medic brothers.

That means nothing. Both units have the same people. Doesn’t matter if it’s internal or external.

@@DocAllen424 so Uber, Lyft, and public transportation is like having your own vehicle, right. You go ahead and keep believing that. …and SEALS TEAM 6 can only have SEALS. Delta can have people from every branch, even SEALS. If an AF combat controller is not only the best at his job, is physically and mentally capable, has the aptitude, he maybe invited to attempt the qualification course.

What about 24th STS? I mean they do fall under the command of Delta at times as I understand and are basically part of Delta..but I've never been sure exactly where they fit in aside from being the air force's top tier 1 unit

@@dangerouseducation40 are they self supported? They are not. They are a JSOC asset. Doesn’t mean that they aren’t good, I’m just saying that they don’t have their own procurement processes apart from big Air Force and can’t function independently.

I don't know anything about football and extremely little about the military, but isn't the answer to that question, "The Patriots"?

Patriots

Agreed but some just can't except this fact

Unfortunately not. Their checking that the men have vaginas and women have penises.

Not really. Ironically, delta does more spy and recon work than devgru and they can look like an trying and anyone. It's like seal team 6 in used for hostage rescue now.

😂😂😂 yup!

Safe to say youd cry like a beech the 1st day

I feel the same

Makes me think if there’s something better then those two groups mysteriously that America is not telling us

Probably not, they recruit from the US population. Vaxxed LGBT gen z.

If you pay attention to the numbers you would see that these guys are not being replaced. Recruiting is a major problem especially with the special forces. Opening the door a crack and letting people peak in might bring in some much needed people to fill some spots. It’s the same reason they let Tim Kennedy fight in the UFC and have a tv show while still in the military. As an outsider looking in it would seem the SF we’re too good at being the “Silent Professionals” Also it lets our enemies out there hear some of the stories and maybe think twice about trying to get cute. I could be wrong though. Cheers.

Doesn’t make them any less lethal

The most secretive military, non 3 letter, group is Activity. Notice how even Unit and DEV guys will talk about how they "worked with a unit out of VA". Worked with a "special Intel unit". NO ONE talks about activity

The intel WAS pretty good, and that CIA lady really worked her ass off. That being said, she DIDN'T have all the facts together at the time the mission was launched. At the end of the day, all she had was a REALLY educated "hunch"(which turned out to be correct). So I could see why DELTA refused to pull the trigger on the op.

All the books i read on them tells me that they do not brag or boost, infact every book nomatter who's it was each seal would say they we're not the best in their units. I don't understand why a lot of people claim they are braggers. And i never hear them say anything negative about delta.

@@mikefitzpatrick43 I think the delta guys are more critical because of the culture of their unit they just seem to be extra squared away. But also remember like the guy said. Several guys have gone from ST6 to Delta but no one goes the other way. I think that says that even people on the teams view Delta as being a step up.

@@darkcircle899 because delta ops would have to go through buds plus deployments and then green team selection. many st6 ops say green selection is already harder than buds plus army dudes don't like water. buds isn't like the old days, the competition just to become a seal is so much harder than 2001 that's why it inflates their ego even more. you gotta think since they got so much ego and pride and wanna do shit, they only think about kicking shit in. if everyone is already a tier 2 and you can only become delta from there they are obviously gonna chose the easier route

You got delta operaters telling you they are basically the same but you fanboys just can't reason with that lol

Key word known!

@@Cornbread_2401 i personally know a couple of seals I graduated grad school with. Completed changed my outlook on seals I bumped into overseas. I consider them good friends and they are nothing like Hollywood seals. Then again most seals that write books are devgru. I joke with them all the time saying they act way too much like a green beret, chill and quiet professionals. They have good sense of humor and very humble. They are willing to teach and also take advice due to their transition phase back into the civilian sector. The ones that realize that what they did in the military don’t really mean anything back in the civilian sector. It’s what u know presently that matters. It’s really a humbling experience when im just an army vet and a SEAL thanking and asking for advice. I personally know an army SF, ranger and reached out to Tom satterly. He is by far one of the coolest operators I got a chance to briefly talk to. I personally don’t know any devgru guys and don’t really care. End of the day it comes down to how does that person treat me as a civilian. I graduated grad school with a marine raider and we bumped heads. Guy was a transitioning E-8 still with that military mind set. I was an E-5 with way more civilian and govt work experience but he was stuck on being him. He didn’t like it that I confronted him about it but we kept things professional not arguing like high school kids. Oh and just my personal opinion, I really do think delta would wipe the floor with DEVGRU.

Bills aren’t paid without money

Do the men in uniform turn you on? Which ones make you more horny? The sailors or the army studs?

If ur honor and morals and dedication to ur team members r for sale, then maybe u shouldn't be on the team.

I worked around the SEALS in Iraq . Very young inexperienced they where just some kids with no idea what they where doing on a first Calvary Division battle Field.

@@Mocha69A Young Squids are punks. Hate everyone including themselves. When they finally get to master chief they settle down.

Brian Cox is a great actor, of course he comprehended the art of speech. But I didn't knew he served in the Delta.

Respect Spartan ❤

I have a question though. DEVGRU rescued the American and I believe a doctor from the Netherlands in Africa a few years back. CAG always says that hostage rescue is their bread and butter, which it really is. I’m wondering why you guys were chosen to complete that mission. I’m guessing it was who was ready and available at the time or something you just can’t say. I’ve worked with both army and navy operators and they both had me fanboying. I ran more missions with the army side of the house being former Army, but damn you guys are just incredible. All of you. Someone asked me how it felt and I said it’s like being in a fight with Jesus holding the rifle next to you 😂 you guys are always calm in the chaos. Respect

Ones navy ones army, ones blue ones green, to be a devgru member you have to be a seal already (congratulations x x x) delta you can come from anywhere in the military, the ranking structure is different the slang and language, there technics are different, on specific will be called out if its in near water or in water! There completely different my friend! Im pointing out stuff you probably already know, all the best love from London and Dublin x

It's B's. Delta guys don't go to seal team 6 because of the water. A heard a SBS guy say there and the seals training is harder because of the water element. Something about cold dark deep water seperates the men from the boy's

​@mikefitzpatrick43 did you seriously just called the Delta Force "boys"?????

think about it tho ... if ST6 is as good as SFODA ... that's in addition to having the water skills better than all. So..what's that mean..?

Delta guys beat ST6 guys in swimming competitions though

Well, it's not like he can or even should answer those questions. Training details are likely under NDA.

Shrek makes ❤ to SEALS to produce sailors....

Not David, but I had the exact same question. All interviews are on his channel. The last guy is John "Shrek" McPhee. Just search David and John's name and it'll pop up.

Did you help build the Bin Laden kill house at "The Point" in Hertford, NC It's a CIA site where tier 1's practice missions before they go if they have time.

@@Montweezy you mean the old blackwater site?but the answer is no I did not.i did do work on Blackwater,when I worked for Gordon Sheet Metal.

@@ronaldbryant9193 No it's something called "The Point" in Hertford,NC I just know it's heavily guarded whatever it is. I think Blackwater is in that area around the great dismal swamp. Or used to be. It could be the same place for all I know. I just heard some Devgru guys talking about it. One of those Seal's was my cousin's best man in his wedding.

yes, everyone unit guy either chuckles n smiles or looks away, they know the real. fuck rob even said that seals like to make up stories lmao.

I Think That Guys Name Was Dale Comstock He Was A Former Delta Guy I Found A Lot Of What He Was Saying A Little Hard To Believe He Almost Made It Sound Like Delta Force Created The Universe 🤥

@@jaybennett9026 Sir, I will not abide your anti-Delta creationist views.

@@KNIGHTJUMPS I Have No Idea What You Are Talking About But O.K.😁

Good question but anytime I’ve seen any of our branches asked about SAS they are quick to say that they are monsters of tier one. They’re a tough breed of people so I wouldn’t be surprised to hear that

@@aaaooo792you would never hear an American tier 1 operator say that the Brit’s are the best. I’m sure both sides respect each other unconditionally

@@dannystoddard1730 I don’t disagree with that. Anyone in those positions are very capable operators regardless of nationality. Like you said I think there’s a respect between them

Bro thank goodness our so much for educating people who has no real education on the military. Unit guys can’t go to dev because they would have to be SEALs first

@@Cornbread_2401 Well said brother and true.

🤔 umm & how do you know that for a fact? Because the internet says so. It says publicly known. Key word is publicly! Maybe true or not. Classified info when someone is still active. 😉hooah 🪖 🪂 🇺🇸

Well, you’re wrong. What’s new? 1.) The gentleman you’re referring to who was in ST6 and wanted to come back after 9/11 and joined CAG, he is on record as stating that CAG selection was much more difficult and the CAG guys are more professional and are ahead of ST6 in their tactics and mission sets. He is also on record saying he wished he would have known about CAG much earlier in his career. 2.) The statement about ST6 members joining CAG, but no CAG members joining ST6…he’s not referring to LEAVING CAG to join ST6, he is referring to the lateral transfer between the two Tier 1 units. There is an application process where you can apply to laterally transfer to ST6 or CAG from your respective unit and work within their unit for several years under a special contract. He is saying that there have been multiple ST6 members who have transferred to CAG and even more who have applied from ST6, but you have never seen a CAG operator laterally transfer to ST6. There was a time when JSOC enacted a deal to improve the training and to improve the capabilities of our Tier 1 units that resulted in CAG and ST6 members embedding within each others units in order to share TTPs and get everyone on the same page and build a working relationship between the two units. 3.) If you listen to any of the ST6 guys who talk about the Green Team selection process, they take the majority of guys who make it to their tryouts. They are on record saying that it is a big political ordeal where some guys may be the best of the best, but if they pissed off a ST6 member or weren’t liked, then they would already be pre-selected to fail before they ever get the chance to prove themselves. There are guys who don’t deserve or have the skills to be in the ST6 unit, but because of who they are and how well they’re liked, they are accepted into the teams. The attrition rate is very low. Lastly, if a soldier is able to make it to Delta, there’s no way in hell they are dropping from BUD/S and they could easily make the cut for the Green Teams…

Additionally, the tactics CAG uses is much more difficult and advanced than ST6. For example, when they are assaulting a building, CAG assaults from 360 degrees and from the top and bottom. ST6 assaults a building from front to back, top to bottom.

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No one cares about Aquaman because nothing but fish live in the sea.

Too funny. Every forner Viet Nam era SEALS I met, it was like the hardest group to get it out of them that they were SEALS. My favorite one was a down and out one who was medically discharged after jumping out of a helicopter into water and breaking his legs. I asked him what branch he served in armed forces, he said "Navy". I asked him what he did. He said, "I kept the water clean". This was in '91.

@@8kigana Vietnam was half a century ago, there's been a lot of change since those dudes

@RyTrapp0 I was describing the difference between those two groups from two different eras and my personal experience meeting them, of course everyone know the changes.

Shrek McPhee - the sheriff of Baghdad

I think that’s the exact opposite of what these guys are going for lol

The SAS also do water based operations, they have a whole boat troop dedicated to it

@@JG-ib7xk Yes you are right, the SAS have Boat Troop which supported the special boat service in the Falklands. however, the comparison between the two units is significant and acknowledged by SAS members. Firstly, SBS go on and do continuation training in those skills before they are badged. they operate far more frequently and more extensively due to their geography at Poole! A lot more work in submarine, drift diving and dealing with the oil rig/boat rescue; to a much higher standard. Significantly more work using the Klippers and associated kayaks like Nautiraid… members that I have met often comment, they have great upper body strength due to the nature of their work and in some cases, post mountain leaders from the Royal Marines.. , obviously get far more exposure to training maritime skills compared to SAS who are landlocked!

Lets not forget about the SRR, these guys should get some credit too.

Shout out to you guys across the pond!

That's really only part of the picture. Sounds like Delta likes to leave nothing important to chance.

Thanks for the recommend, I finally found a PDF of this book online. I've always been curious about combat controllers since they have the highest attrition rate for training and selection, 90-95%.

This entire channel should just be what is the difference between 2 units I already explained over 900 times. Just try out for the damn teams at this point

@@voidwalker9223 No one cares what you say though

@@russellridge8623you did because you replied nerd

Yeah this video would be much better if they actually had some more ST6 guys to comment

@@Cornbread_2401 100%. 2003 ST6 is not even remotely close to 2023 ST6

John McPhee

I know the Delta and SAS selection process are exactly the same and by the sounds of everything I've read or watched, I can't find a damn bit of difference between the two units. And yes Delta was modelled on SAS. Delta are probably better than DEVGRU at shooting, and from what I've heard from Delta operators. DEVGRU aren't as good in a sudden chaotic situation like when your convoy gets hit by an IED and insurgents open an ambush. But, I do know that one reason they are called DEVGRU, "Development Group" is that they are experts at developing new, novel ways of infiltrating denied areas, which they might just be better at than Delta.

yeah no , ones more ambitious (Navy) absolute Solid dudes anywhere that has to do with water army - the true quiet professionals force multipler

@@m4a1_delta66 I was referring to HVT kill/capture and CQB. Of course they have their own specialties.

His name is John "Shrek" McPhee just look up his name and interviews will pop up

Delta force is Air force though

​@@ashleyjcraven7331Hahaha you're fucking kidding right?!?!

100% false

Fact. Guys that can’t make it through green team sometimes try the alternative. I have never heard anything besides that.

​@@ianroy4799lol no it's not

Well if they’re already in devgru and leave it kind of coincides with what these delta guys are saying. Why would you downgrade? You wouldn’t. Hence why you don’t see anyone going from delta to st6. If all of them got out and had to go through a waiting period to try out for st6 vs going straight to delta selection then what you’re saying would make sense.

Exactly. You can’t just walk into Six from Delta. You need to be a white side SEAL with multiple deployments. Even if a Delta guy got out, he’d likely be too old to start over at BUDS, let alone make his way all the way to six.