delta force vs ksk

Building guerrilla armies. Another factor that makes Canada's JTF2 is that countries don't suspect Canada as a major threat and contributor in anti-terrorism and counter insurgency, which allows them to operate with little international pressure.

Nor does the funding of the IDF. In my opinion they are the elite of the elite.Australia's Commandos deserve a mention too.

Training & tactic they are easily number 1 along with Para SF, Garuds, SFF and SG all from India.As far as operational experience is concerned Marcos are top secret forces and they are at very best. They make bread and wine, then quit.Come on guys they kicked terrorists asses before it was coolAlpha group is russian most elite special force with lasstest tech and brutal trainingMy top 5 (not in order since they are all the best in their specialty) devgru, british sas, matkal/shayetet 13, delta force, navy sealsWell trained like the SEALS.

Although the Spetsnaz can fill this roll they are frequently mixed in with regular troops; wearing the same uniforms and insignia as the units they are mixed in with. Most funding to Israeli special ops units like Shayetet 13, Matkal and Shaldag come from the United States. So it’s not that Rangers aren’t “as good” as the other two units – it’s just that they’re often younger, less-experienced, and maybe in the process of building the skill sets they need in order to become Green Berets or The 75th Ranger Regiment is a Special Operations Force, but they are not considered Special Forces because that term in the United States Army refers to units with a different, and specific purpose that perform other missions besides those of the Ranger Regiment.Delta/CAG/whatever they’ve changed their name to this week for OPSEC purposes are an outgrowth of Special Forces and are technically a Special Forces unit.The confusion here is mostly one of semantics.

"The quite achievers"They are the elites of an already very well trained military, in addition to being jack-of-all-trades badasses. There are no Limits.

The MJK had a profound impact in operation anaconda, working closely with the Danish Army Hunters in search and seizure, ship boarding and sabotage operations as a part of Task Force K-BAR.

Read a study where they had the best lungs out of all the SpecOps.

The funding of Israeli special forces does not depend on the US. Norway's naval elites have always gotten the job done when the situation called for it. I don't know about the other two but I think the SAS is more of like Army Rangers of Britain. They are not glamourized, They are not Famous, But they are there to protect. Also, they have had some international recognition. From an intelligence… The “long-serving” member of the SAS – motto Who Dares Wins – was on a mission to train… FRIES or Fast Rope Insertion Extraction System, usually know as Fast-roping or as a fast rope is a… Yet they work very closely to JTF2 And they are one of the bests.They spend lots of time training with small arms so they are masters of it. Who? No other military in the world sees as much combat as the US.

The 75th Ranger Regiment, Army Special Forces, and Delta/CAG/whatever all are Special Operations Forces units that conduct Special Operations missions, but they perform different types of missions.The Ranger Regiment is the “big stick” of the Special Operations community and is tasked primarily with Direct Action missions—shooting bad guys and breaking or stealing their stuff or territory.Army Special Forces perform a lot of different missions beyond just Direct Action stuff. They could be larger than any special force in the world, no one will know.

Not much is known about these few select men, but what is known makes insurgents groups check their closets at night and makes Jihadists, crime cartels and mafia organizations tremble in their underwear.As much as I admire the other units listed here, the very fact that these very pleasant compliments to those firebreathing, snakeaters at JSOC (lol), as flattering as they may be, would be disagreed with by most of the guys I've met and spent time with. Just to clarify, Spetznaz just means “special purpose”, it isn't the name of a specific Russian SOF unit.

They are efficient and highly skilled.

You learn to survive any Situation behind the enemy lines ( including any interrogations) and to complete any death and life missions successfully. Read the report on the 2002 Chechen terrorist attack on the Moscow theatre.

The British have frequently cited Canadian military training programs as being the best available. They are number one because of results and adherence to being selfless by not wanting to be "patted" on the back, publicly.I agree with whoever said that if Delta isn't #1, the list is a joke. Due to brutal discipline and fierce training even SAS could dream of, these are one of, if not the most, elite troops in the world.When the cia needed help in desert storm, the poles saved their asses.They are going through the most shocking training and are facing death all the time.They are so cool and so calm at the most extremely situations. Among other feats it performed the Entebbe rescue.

They were arrested and got bags over their head by US Special Ops for some years ago inCome on guys, this ain't about your nationality, don't just go and vote for your folks. The SEAL Teams were also involved in Task Force K-BAR and were some of the key players in land operations along with JTF2.They aren't built on fame and money as everyone guesses.. No!

Historically Russia troops aren't very well trained as the Russia used a lot of draftees during the soviet era. S Navys technology is advance to no end either...They'll eat your face and make your puppy have babies with your wife.From what I under stand they function much differently from most special forces. Most of the times for years nobody even knows that any operations where conducted.

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