Actual US SEALS suck. They've had more failed missions since their creation. SAS or SBS are the best.
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PAP Spin - RSN NDU better than SEALs
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In terms of level of physical training, I don't think it is watered down. But then just ask yourself, do the instructors have any incentive to train a foreign student to the same level of technical competency as one of their own candidates? Obviously foreign students are also not going to have access to classified equipment.
US SEALS do more missions than other special forces. Of course number of failed missions higher lah.
What is meant by "failed mission"? When you were tasked to go after a particular bad guy and he managed to get away? Or your sniper team failed to take him out? Or you suffered casualties? How is failure defined? And how on earth do you get the failure statistics when the missions are all classified?
Steffychun is talking cock.
In any case I don't think success or failure should be measured in terms of any particular mission, but whether the overall objective of the troop deployment to that country has been satisfied. And that depends not just on special operation components but on whether the regular forces managed to perform their tasks.
So probably US Navy award the trident to overseas trainees upon passing the BUDs.
Wtf these cb kias still come back yaya papaya.
I think the last stage basically deal with SEAL tactic which US don't disclose to other countries.
Their most destructive weapon is their vote for their master come election.
he is designated for greater things. send him to fight the karate black belt putin, after he found the MH370, i'll ask the bomoh to navigate him with another 4 coconuts
Better than doing less or none.
Ha ha ha ha!
Well said. We all know steffychunychowcheebyelangchowhaiduidouhoifar nothing but a fucking PAP mouthpiece not known for intelligence and known only to spin lies after lies such as the suiciding of Todd that she kept on with fervour akin to orgasm.
I know she tell lies but still will be good to hear from her directly how she knew so much of the classified missions of SEALS.
Did the SEALS ask her for permission to take out Osama?
Yes that's right. Includes stuff like close quarters combat, rules of engagement, etc. When civilian authors are approached by the US military to write about what goes on in training (so-called "white ops", basically to give the world a good impression of them), they also don't talk about things like SERE and POW training. I'm sure the foreign candidates are also not exposed to these.
This documentary was done in 2002. I believe some ex-SEALs have commented that it is quite a realistic portrayal of BUD/S. Of course, bear in mind that trainees are often "cleaned up" before the camera crew goes in, and a lot of "tekanning" is not allowed to be filmed.
And so arrogant to put only 'brandon' on his shirt. Only in sinkieland navy he can do that. What kind of fuck navy is that?
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