Army Rangers vs Green Berets (Special Forces)

Army Rangers vs Green Berets
► Subscribe to Grid 88: goo.gl/UYzU9H
The 75th Ranger Regiment and the Special Forces AKA Green Berets are both part of the US Army Special Operations Command. Well folks, today we’re going on an expedition deep into the heart of these elite warriors to answer that burning question: Army Rangers vs Green Berets. The 75th Ranger Regiment is an airborne light infantry combat group under the US Army Special Operations Command. Their roots are traced back to World War II. Their motto "Rangers Lead The Way" has some real grit behind it. It all goes back to D-Day, June 6th, 1944. In the chaos of battle, Brigadier General Norman Cota, cool under pressure, asked, "Who are these guys?" When someone yelled back "5th Rangers!", Cota shouted, "Well then, get moving! Rangers, lead the way!" The 75th regiment is based at Fort Moore, Georgia. The Regiment has seen some incredible action throughout its history... On the other hand, officially known as Green Berets, operate in units of 12, are experts in unconventional warfare. They are trained for deeper immersion in foreign cultures, working with and training local forces and conducting diplomatic and humanitarian missions. Their motto is the Latin phrase De Oppresso Liber, which means “To Liberate the Oppressed… Army Rangers are known for their quick response and light infantry capabilities. They're not just soldiers but a rapid deployment force trained to be anywhere in the world within 18 hours… On the other hand, Green Berets aren't your typical soldiers. These elite fighters specialize in a different kind of warfare: the long, complex fight behind the enemy lines. The most challenging is Foreign Internal Defense. They are sent undercover years before a war even begins. That's the life of a Green Beret on an FID mission. Forget rapid deployment…Ranger Assessment and Selection Program (RASP). This intense 8-week program is separated into two parts: RASP 1 and RASP 2… On the other hand, Green Berets selection process the Special Forces Assessment and Selection (SFAS) course lasts 24 days. move on to the Special Forces Qualification Course (SFQC), often referred to as the "Q Course." The program consists of multiple phases, with a total duration ranging from 12 to 24 months depending on the chosen Military Occupational Specialty (MOS).
For detailed conclusion, watch the video.
FOLLOW us on Social Media:
► Facebook: thegrid88
► Twitter: grid_88
► Become a Patreon: www.patreon.com/grid88
► Special Boat Service vs Seal Team 6
• UK’s Special Boat Serv...
►Marine Raiders vs Navy SEALs
• Marine Raiders vs Navy...
► SAS vs Delta Force - Which is better?
• SAS vs Delta Force - W...
► Russia’s KA 52 Alligator vs Eurocopter Tiger
• Russia’s KA 52 Alligat...
► Germany’s Leopard 2 vs Russia’s T 90 Tank
• Germany’s Leopard 2 vs...
Playlists
► Special Operation Forces
• Special Forces
Credits
1) US DOD
2) US Army
3) 75th Rangers Regiment
creativecommons.org/licenses/b...
All content on Grid 88 is presented for only educational purposes. The appearance of US DOD doesn’t imply or constitute the respective entities or this channel’s endorsement.
#Rangers #GreenBerets #SpecialForces
► SUBSCRIBE so you never miss another video: goo.gl/UYzU9H

[@matthewr.9241]

This was a good video. From my memory all Gb go to Monterey for language school. Seems like this video was from a Gb who also earned his ranger tab. Appreciate the video - v/r- old army vet

[@ethanlatham6146]

To break it down. You hear of rangers becoming Green Berets, but never hear of Green Berets becoming rangers.That should end the who’s better conversation.

[@Grid88]

Good point. Don't forget Rangers have Tier 2 troops as well.

[@AviArwahki-pq2hz]

Green Berets also have Linguistic Specialists within thier Rank and file.

[@DaveRiot]

Yea they do alotta talkin

[@AviArwahki-pq2hz]

​@@DaveRiot when it's necessary, otherwise they hate having to do it.

[@DaveRiot]

@@AviArwahki-pq2hz being Diplomatic is part of their portfolio so what they hate doesn't really matter now does it

[@AviArwahki-pq2hz]

​@@DaveRiot Hey Dave, there are times I hated to deal with some real Stupid Tribesmen. I was a Ranger Linguistic. I hated to interact with them. But it was My Duty to carry out my Batalion Commanders Orders. What's past is past.

[@dw3526]

Attendees of the "Q" course attend language school as part of their qualification.

[@Gumblejumble]

RASP 1 and 2 are for 2 different groups of candidates. RASP 1 is for E1-E5, RASP 2 is for E6 and above.

[@Viper6-MotoVlogger]

Very good comparison between both elite skill sets.

[@Grid88]

Thank you sir.

[@DaveRiot]

Yea they do alot of talkin

[@MaxwellDurrans]

@@DaveRiot true, the british special forces don't brag about it because they can't. over here we have a basically identical unit to the 75th ranger regiment. the Special Forces Support Group (SFSG) tier 2 unit that supports the tier 1 SAS&SBS in operations and also do domestic counter terrorism, so stay on stand by to overtake the police role in our own country like for example the Iranian embassy siege 1980, to join the SFSG you have to be a paratrooper or royal marine. They have to stay Anonymous just as much as 22 SAS. But over in the USA people literally tattoo on their arm '75TH RANGER'.

[@JMPC90]

@@MaxwellDurransMaybe because either they’re retired, or there’s no confidentiality being in it but there is about what they do or did.

[@thekitchenvillain]

Rangers roots go way farther than WW2

[@brandonaddison1037]

Since the 13th century

[@miketheman4341]

Rangers are largely well trained kids with far less experience than GB. Rangers are meant to bring a significant force to combat unlike the GB that work in small units and are made up of older very experienced soldiers with far more training and experience. It takes a great deal to be a Ranger but man for man you rather have a dozen GB than a dozen rangers if you are under fire.

[@au100]

wonderful production. My vote is for GB.

[@ThiagoVasBellizia]

same

[@fdangleshadang-a-lang7149]

Same. Always dreamt of being a Green beret. But Rangers are also very important in their own right

[@iraeaglemind]

Very interesting!

[@ErickAVelezBeltran-eg4jl]

I definitely identify with the green berets but being realistic in DA not rescuing hostages, no one in Socom or even in Jsoc can stand up to the Rangers, they have more than 70 Jobs and their structure is infantry, a Ranger battalion has 800 soldiers and they were all to Rasp 1 or 2. In direct action this is my list from most suitable to least due to the structure in direct action because depending on how many men you have is your fighting power. 1 Rangers a battalion 800 men, 2 Navy seal platoon 16 men, 3 Marsoc 14 men, 4 Green Berets 12 men. But if we change the question and ask which units have the most experience and knowledge in ground warfare. The order is the following 1. Green Berets now 2 and 3 is a little difficult because the rangers in one year you already become a ranger but to be a Marsoc you take almost 2 years, and I put the Navy Seals last because They begin to take the basic of the navy which does not teach them practically anything about war on land, then they move on to Buds and there they begin to teach them interesting things, while at this point any of the units that I mentioned before have already gone through infantry schools and skydiving.

[@Grid88]

Great insight.

[@CassiusKolhaun]

@@Grid88 а нам срать кого в гробах отправите

[@Durzo1259]

Good rundown except I think anyone in JSOC would be equal to Rangers in straight-out DA. Rangers get more experience and action with DA than anyone at the Tier-2 level, but at the Tier-1 you have: 1) Delta Force, who are 75% former rangers specifically because DA is their bread and butter and are the best of the best, even by Ranger standards; their speed and precision is unrivalled. Then you have 2) DEVGRU, who 10 years ago weren't as good at DA as Delta but as I saw in an interview with a Delta operator, DEVGRU have worked their asses off learning from Delta to fight at their level, and according to that Delta operator they have recently equalled-out. 3) ISA & 24th STS who embed with Delta and have to do everything Delta can do, and 4) Ranger RRC, who of course are Tier-1 Rangers.

[@elizabethtamp1537]

There are horses for courses, same for Rangers and Green Barret.

[@tedfio1tedfio1]

SF = Green Berets also go back to FSSF - Devil's Brigade WWII

[@humbertomoran1781]

RLTW!!!

[@GraymanPodcast]

Depending on the mission, Rangers can deploy per platoon, and operate in units as small as squad level (9 man). RLTW ☀️⚡️⭐️

[@user-mw6mf8dg1e]

SENDING LOVE EVERYONE 💚💚💚

[@SantosLleiva-f5u]

Ima become a green beret

[@RussellCraver]

one easy to a point i care u

[@mckenna7261]

Dude that is not how RASP works

[@AdmiringOceanSunset-sy7ys]

Technically, army-ranger's...🤠🥰😇

[@matthewr.9241]

Don’t mention Somalia ? 1993

[@alamsucksemirisbetter2329]

Don’t Hebe to

[@prospero6337]

....awesome ✅ 🌟 .......🚁🚁🚁

[@anthonycotton9155]

Army ranger's those guys or tuff!

[@user-jc6jp2wl5m]

Can a south african join the us army green beret 😮

[@JohnnyPruitt-o2j]

Vrs ? = Division

[@jiachengwu4185]

Haven't Rangers switched over to HK416?

[@lgdurocher]

No. URGI/“block 3”

[@lgdurocher]

11.5” & 14.5”

[@gsdgfg]

I wanna be a green Beret

[@alamsucksemirisbetter2329]

Me too good luck

[@SuperSy99]

Rangers is like SWAT GB is like CIA

[@Jc-ly6pe]

That’s a pretty good analogy

[@SantosLleiva-f5u]

Lol not even close but ok lol

[@Jc-ly6pe]

@@SantosLleiva-f5u it’s a pretty good analogy lol ranger 90% of the time is doing direct action like swat, gbs literally work wit indigenous people to sometimes overthrow or destabilize a government that’s definitely some cia type ish

[@alamsucksemirisbetter2329]

@@SantosLleiva-f5uyour probably pro Ranger

[@RobertMattison-pp6uf]

Green Berets is my favorite due to the legend John Wayne staring in the Movie Green Berets.

[@MatteyDoubleD]

Dude butchered the ranger part

[@tirsozul9913]

No 1 Army Ranking Green Berets coz green very hight salary...

[@Grid88]

They are known as diplomate soldiers.

[@jaymichael3749]

why are we exposing all these special forces to the public? seems to me my best forces would be those no one ever heard of or talked about. what do others think?

[@johnrogan8481]

AMERICA, CANADA AND MEXICO HAVE THE BEST SOLDIERS IN THE WORLD NO ONE IS BETTER THAN THE USA CANADA AND MEXICO

[@vincentdavidson755]

All i can is before you join these groups you better b in good shape to start with or u wont make it through the training 🧝⚡⚡⚡💪

[@vincentdavidson755]

Better to get a job as a truck driver forget the go ho shit because once you get in you may wish you were not their you are stuck 🧝🏝️

[@CassiusKolhaun]

156тыс напасть на 10тыч корпус обороны в Нормандии, вот это сила

[@alexandermagnus82]

An entrenched defender always has the advantage. One must offset that advantage somehow