Navy SEALs, Delta Force, and SOCOM general - The most "Special" groups in the U.S. Military

Who calls military equipment "lingerie"?
Every single ooperator is a closeted homosexual (straightest orientation, clearly) or makes gay jokes for the funsies. I wouldn't know, I'm not an ooperator.
Maybe they are secure in their sexuality. All the sexual harassment claims I hear secondhand make me think otherwise, though.
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EJ xeets so much because he doesn't have a job. Hello, how can I help you, sir?
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EJ xeets so much because he doesn't have a job. Hello, how can I help you, sir?
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I thought after getting out of the Unit you get like a million work opportunities because they really teach you tactical stuff that's useful and very secret and everyone wants you. Customer support? Wtf?
Every single ooperator is a closeted homosexual (straightest orientation, clearly) or makes gay jokes for the funsies. I wouldn't know, I'm not an ooperator.
Maybe they are secure in their sexuality. All the sexual harassment claims I hear secondhand make me think otherwise, though.
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>We'ah fukd mate. The UK Is fucked mate.
Me:
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Your Moms House

Sleven is missing an apostrophe. I wonder, could posting to a public Instagram allow someone tech-savy to geo-track Delta's location?

The real Slevin is better looking.
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Ha, very funny Josh. It does seem that banging Stoeger's slutty e-whore gf did not in fact transfer his gun skills to him. A pity it does not work that way.

Looking at the background, where the fuck is he? The room looks unfinished and there's the garbege can with a broom or mop. Did he bring his Golden HK to practice reloads while he moonlights as janitor? EJ is having money and job issues too, and he's only a B-class shooter, so no sponsors. I wonder...
 
So I listened to the FOG video again. Did the Delta guy say that one of the Delta squadrons did force-on-force training against SEAL Team 4 and lost? 🧐
SEAL team 4 was supposed to be their OP-FOR. So I imagine, they assumed that they would dress up Team 4 with black Arab pajamas and maybe a helmet and some shitty NODs. When they saw that SEAL team 4 was fully kitted out in Panos and top level gear and probably Multicam, they were like "Oh God, this is a fair fight, I'm not used to this.😭" and that was a lesson I imagine their trainers thought they needed to learn.

Hell, even if it's fake, I can buy 3D-printed Panos to fool people. If that's all going to take to mess up Delta, then why wouldn't the enemy do it. Even if they have bad NODs, you don't own the night like it's 2005.

If civilians can get Gucci gear, and you are training to fight Russians or whoever, they might have expensive gear as well, and don't underestimate the enemy or think they might look one way. Be ready to fight tough troops and adapt. And the Delta said, "That [the experience of fighting Team 4 fully kitted] messed us up a couple of times." Meaning they lost quite a lot.
 
SEAL team 4 was supposed to be their OP-FOR. So I imagine, they assumed that they would dress up Team 4 with black Arab pajamas and maybe a helmet and some shitty NODs. When they saw that SEAL team 4 was fully kitted out in Panos and top level gear and probably Multicam, they were like "Oh God, this is a fair fight, I'm not used to this.😭" and that was a lesson I imagine their trainers thought they needed to learn.

Hell, even if it's fake, I can buy 3D-printed Panos to fool people. If that's all going to take to mess up Delta, then why wouldn't the enemy do it. Even if they have bad NODs, you don't own the night like it's 2005.

If civilians can get Gucci gear, and you are training to fight Russians or whoever, they might have expensive gear as well, and don't underestimate the enemy or think they might look one way. Be ready to fight tough troops and adapt. And the Delta said, "That [the experience of fighting Team 4 fully kitted] messed us up a couple of times." Meaning they lost quite a lot.
At the risk of sounding melodramatic, all of the evidence about their abilities is very disturbing. If we get into a real war I really think every single Army SOF operator would die within the first few months. It should be a case study in echo chambers and narcissism.
 
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Sleven is missing an apostrophe. I wonder, could posting to a public Instagram allow someone tech-savy to geo-track Delta's location?
He spends his time watching video game reload animations on Youtube and practicing them himself, I can smell it
 
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In October of 2012 a team of Special Operations members raided a house in northern Afghanistan, in search of a High Value Individual (HVI). Immediately after their helicopters landed the team came under intense machine gun fire. In an effort to suppress the threat and defend his team mates Ryan Savard rushed towards the gun fire. He was killed while defending his team mates so they could safely get off of their helicopters. Two other members of the team were wounded that night while attempting to provide medical aid to Ryan.
In the summer of 2014, while deployed in Northern Iraq, two active duty soldiers, Cris Valley and Jason Buck, dreamed up the Coast x Coast Ride for the Fallen as a way to honor the memory of their friend Ryan Savard as well as raise funds for, and lend support to, those who have lost loved ones in combat.
Once the deployment was over, they took action and organized the first Ride For the Fallen which took place in September 2014.
So they landed directly next to the compound; then when a machine gun position started shooting at them, they ran directly at it rather than attempting to flank. *sigh*

Vallejo didn't deploy again after 2014. Seth Harp said he never did drugs or got into trouble before the alleged rape. After one real taste of combat he didn't want to do it anymore? Don't necessarily blame him given the incompetence of his teammates.

Coast to Coast Ride for the Fallen coming through Colorado Springs

Neither is particularly articulate. The medic visibly has PTSD. He doesn't seem like a rapist. If Delta hadn't been so shady in how they handled the trial, far more people who be inclined to give him the benefit of the doubt. I wonder if they were more worried about other people in the squadron being outed for drug trafficking than they were about the Vallejo incident itself.
 
He spends his time watching video game reload animations on Youtube and practicing them himself, I can smell it
Yeah, he's infantile enough to do it. IN YOUR MOM'S HOUSE AFTER FUCKING HER, LMAO.

Still, I don't get the obsession with either USPSA or MMA that some "pipe hitters" have. They are both violent sports and can be good hobbies, but they are fundamentally different to the job of a soldier or SOF. If I were them, I would try to expand the knowledge base for applicable things.

I'd go to language schools, heavy weapons schools, international politics, info analysis, communications sergeant, etc. All the previous being a lot more useful for SOF than MMA or trying to shave quarter-seconds with a pistol for "El Presidente" drills.

Like, it's cool if you can do a 4-second El Presidente, but if you have to shoot 3 people with a pistol that are behind you, then you probably messed up somewhere before, and you shouldn't have been in that situation.
t the risk of sounding melodramatic, all of the evidence about their abilities is very disturbing. If we get into a real war I really think every single Army SOF operator would die within the first few months. It should be a case study in echo chambers and narcissism.
then when a machine gun position started shooting at them, they ran directly at it rather than attempting to flank. *sigh*

Vallejo didn't deploy again after 2014. Seth Harp said he never did drugs or got into trouble before the alleged rape. After one real taste of combat he didn't want to do it anymore? Don't necessarily blame him given the incompetence of his teammates.

Coast to Coast Ride for the Fallen coming through Colorado Springs

Neither is particularly articulate. The medic visibly has PTSD. He doesn't seem like a rapist. If Delta hadn't been so shady in how they handled the trial, far more people who be inclined to give him the benefit of the doubt. I wonder if they were more worried about other people in the squadron being outed for drug trafficking than they were about the Vallejo incident itself.
In LSCO. I'm betting the Army, to maintain their reputation, won't even deploy them to dangerous missions. If word starts getting out that D-boys are getting killed in droves, that might lower morale for all the Army. Also, lmao at VALLEJO the Mexican changing his last name to "Valley" in an attempt to "pass" as a T&H hu-white American.

The storming of a machine gun directly is a very Ranger like way of doing things, which I imagine is why Delta has so many problems. Their DNA is highly Ranger. And Rangers know only two things, "Humping with a pack" and "Fucking kill it". So, no room for nuance or outside-the-box thinking. Just be aggressive and "LET'S GET INTO A FIGHT!!!".

The SEALs, in contrast, have planning and outside-the-box thinking rewarded. "It pays to be a winner" and "If you ain't cheating, you ain't trying" are SEAL™ phrases.
 
Like, it's cool if you can do a 4-second El Presidente, but if you have to shoot 3 people with a pistol that are behind you, then you probably messed up somewhere before, and you shouldn't have been in that situation.
People like to practice what they're already good at. Matt Pranka is fat, slow, and doesn't understand tactics. But he was better at USPSA than other operators (still poor compared to actual USPSA shooters) so he created an echo chamber where they claim that being good at USPSA is the only thing that matters. When he was a Troop Sergeant Major, he forced everyone in his troop to do USPSA drills. That's how Josh Martin started. Pranka really said that USPSA shooters would beat SEALs in a gunfight. But the question remains, if flat range shooting is the only thing that matters, why couldn't you shoot the Taliban before they shot you? Being in the right position and seeing a situation unfold before it happens isn't the same skill as a fast draw or fast splits on a pre-planned stage.

The really sad thing is, despite having unlimited ammo and training time, they aren't even good at competition style shooting. Pranka and Martin shoot middle of the road in local matches against civilians who have day jobs and buy their own ammo. Can't fix stupidity and a lack of coordination.

Josh posted a video of himself running a USPSA stage that was set up in a mock house. He tripped trying to walk through the front door. This was on a known stage with multiple walk-throughs beforehand.

Rob O'Neill can't shoot a pistol for shit, but he and his team are Purple-Heart-free.


I follow pretty much all of the former-SOF-turned-instructors. The very best Delta Operator might be a better flat range shooter than the average DEVGRU Operator. But overall the DEVGRU Operators are better shooters as well. Kyle Morgan was shockingly bad.

I am feeling very influenced. No selling of the brand going on here.
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Got a Reddit find.

u/changeofbehavior is a retired SEAL Team 6 Operator who does tactical breakdowns on how fucked up Delta is.

@change_of_behavior on Instagram
Skimming his comments/posts now

"I also don’t believe to have some good ideas and techniques you have to have entered a room with an armed person. Fresh ideas and new looks are good to assess- try out techniques- adopt what works discard what doesn’t. It’s how tactics evolve. The techniques and many principles have changed since I started my tac career in 2000"

holy shit, a veteran who's not a retard
 
Got a Reddit find.

u/changeofbehavior is a retired SEAL Team 6 Operator who does tactical breakdowns on how fucked up Delta is.

@change_of_behavior on Instagram
Jeez, that was a tough read. It's clear he knows his stuff, but this guy killed it (not in a good way) with the acronym salad and grammar. Pasting it as is. The response to Pranka's vid about CQB that I did not watch, because I don't care.

"This was a waste of time- maybe a piece of good info? it was an hour of professionally calling out a dude who obviously doesn't know anything. So aside from that-
Some Points I'd like to mention:
-I don't believe in arguments from authority we draw from experience but there needs to be reasons beyond that you have done it 1000x.
-X Landing is defined as within 300y of the Tgt. Y is 300- 1000y
-UTM- has an accuracy of a man sized target to about 30y after that you are pissing into the wind.
-Round placement in HR is crucial. Aware of target and what's behind it, and goal should be to hit bone (head and spine) if all else fails. A round through soft tissue zips through the target and the trailer walls and could in fact hit the Hostage. Something that can't be simulated with UTM unless you conduct the training in a paper house (for misses).
-The CQB was great the helmet cam doesn't see enough, the movement was spot on engagement from the Fatal Funnel was awesome, the minimized verbiage, efficiency of motion. The proof that POD is a waste of time and not realistic.
-Entry Point- Spot on this was team training for the team, but team would be reinforced for reality (inner cordon etc) In a structure like that the ends/corner are more ideal especially with small team to avoid a split team movement in the structure- helo and LZ size dependent for size of force
Breach- There is an open door take it. Curious if a dude in the wedge had a breach out and ready to go prior to seeing the open door.
-Weapons malfunction- Would have liked to see a transition and stay in the fight would had cut down the lull - as it was a small team (if they had utm pistols)
-NVGs - on and down day and night. Maybe not for the clear depending as not everyone does dynamic with NVGs but it's a tool to have ready. if the Hostage would had been in the first room it would had been nice to fight in the house on NVGs if it was still required to clear the structure (not dynamic).
-PPE- All SOF units are on eye pro and balaclava RPs wear masks. FYSA
-Muzzling someone is muzzling someone. Proper High gun does a better job at avoiding this. Yes it does happen in a dynamic action in a room. But I think it happening in a admin movement like getting back in the stack is where high gun def is better. I think this was poorly explained and we will see people sweeping others with this video as validation (Holy trinity- CAG/ Low Gun/ Dynamic). *One flashlight to the ceiling in a dark area lights the entire room as well when in high gun.
-Running on fire in the house- I can only talk from 2000 (when transition to M4 from MP5) and on but at no time was NSW ever running with weapon on fire the entire time in the house. Weapon is on fire when on a target only.
"I do everything better then you"

So, yeah, even though he doesn't type that well, he knows his stuff and has had a deep thunk about CQB based on logic and experience.

holy shit, a veteran who's not a retard

It's amazing how saying no to "We've been doing this for years! YOUR OBSERVATIONS MEAN SHIT! YOU SHUT UP AND OBEY!" helps to create a learning culture. It's clear why SEALs got the UBL raid.
 
Jeez, that was a tough read. It's clear he knows his stuff, but this guy killed it (not in a good way) with the acronym salad and grammar. Pasting it as is. The response to Pranka's vid about CQB that I did not watch, because I don't care.
Smartphone typing with autocorrect and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
It's amazing how saying no to "We've been doing this for years! YOUR OBSERVATIONS MEAN SHIT! YOU SHUT UP AND OBEY!" helps to create a learning culture. It's clear why SEALs got the UBL raid.
He offered to debate Pranka on an IG live. Pranka loves those. Crickets.


Some cool vids from his Instagram. Wow. It turns out if you take the time to calculate the correct amount of explosives, rather than slapping on the biggest charge you can, you can avoid injuring people inside!


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There was a couple videos he deleted showing some really clever non verbal communication with barrel movements and lasers. Almost like their own sign language.

Potential Josh Martin Reddit account.
-Interested in shooting USPSA in short shorts
- likes Matt Pranka
-correctly capitalizes "the Unit"
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Potential Josh Martin Reddit account.
-Interested in shooting USPSA in short shorts
- likes Matt Pranka
-correctly capitalizes "the Unit"
Link
Archive
Shooter_mcdaddy. :story: If it's Josh (probably) then it's amazing how he can't help himself being so infantile about sex. We already caught him with the stupid shirts that even BMJ wouldn't use because they are so cringe. Now, if it is him, calling himself "shooter_mcdaddy" as a profile name, then he's beyond hope. Big Miss Steak was right. He just thinks with his dick as if he was in puberty at 14 years of age.
 
Kyle Morgan's brain is fried from the druggerinos for sure.
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No only did Kyle Morgan said to the camera "I actually forgot what I was trying to say ehhh" but later he reviewed the video (assuming it was not a livestream) and said "Yeah, that's good and professional enough to upload. It doesn't make me look like a smoothed brained retard."

I just really feel sorry about his kids ngl. Mom with cancer, and Kyle Morgan as a dad. 🥺
 
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