Royal Marine Reacts To INSANE DELTA FORCE TRAINING LEAKED!

Original Video (CAG A Squadron HR CQB training - ELITE SPECIAL OPERATONS UNIT)
• Just “DELTA Force” Sho...
DREADNOUGHT MEADERY!
KZbin: / @dreadnoughtmeadery
Instagram: / dreadnoughtmeadery
MY EQUIPMENT:
Camera: amzn.to/3W9dL37
Lights: amzn.to/3JtLflf
Key Board: amzn.to/3JpPWwx
Headphones: amzn.to/3JrF15x
Mouse: amzn.to/49P81ij
Monitors: amzn.to/4aLd1FP
Mic: amzn.to/3U7XWXY
Audio mixer: amzn.to/4b2FJSr
StreamDeck: amzn.to/4b4lHH1
Favorite Books:
Norse Mythology: Neil Gaiman: amzn.to/4b24Ftc
The Way of Kings: Brandon Sanderson: amzn.to/3JyHIlu
Breath: James Nestor: amzn.to/3Jur9Y7
We Are Nature: Ray Mears: amzn.to/3JurhXB
The Last Kingdom: Bernard Cornwell: amzn.to/3w4JjN0
BECOME A MEMBER
/ @originalhuman
SOCIALS
►Instagram / originalhuman_
►Twitter: / originalhuman_
►Discord: / discord
►Facebook: / originalhuman.videos
►Business inquires: [e-mail]
OTHER CHANNELS
►The Sword And Scabbard: / @theswordandscabbard7909
►OriginalAdventures: / @originaladventures2728
►OriginalHuman Geek: / @originalhumangeek

[@Kenposhinobi]

Cool video but this was different than the one he referenced. The correct video is “ CAG A Squadron HR CQB Training”. Its actual force on force from a helo landing with a real hostage.

[@shalakabooyaka1480]

That the one they are going 100 mph on foot as soon as the helo gets down?

[@Kenposhinobi]

@@shalakabooyaka1480 yep, that’s the one

[@Hyperdong]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/epDae3WMd8tlmKcsi=Mha_3hfmJxkTdi3r it’s insane first time I watched it thought he went in by himself until the malfunction lol

[@lewisshemery2585]

It's not a real hostage. It's training. They are literally on a us military base in the video.

[@Kenposhinobi]

@@lewisshemery2585 definitely. I just meant it wasn’t paper targets and they were using actual opfor players.

[@MelNel5]

I can’t wait until you get to 1/2 a million subscribers. I want to see your “pah-teh” for real. 😂♥️ Love from Texas. Great reaction as usual.

[@robertsmith4681]

It's almost funny to see how this training session is very similar to a pretty typical "IPSC/IDPA" match which is a somewhat popular sport in the US.

[@John_Redcorn_]

Well thats kinda how competitive shooting developed. Its meant to be self defense training for us civilians, and having some fun with it.

[@robertsmith4681]

@@John_Redcorn_ I know as I do some of this kind of stuff personally. If anything modern military training is often mirroring advancements in civilian competitive shooting.

[@GorazdBau]

Yes, but here, anything other than Alpha hits, can and will get you kicked out of the Unit, or so the rumor has it.

[@JG_1998]

you gotta watch the actual video. it's crazy.

[@jonathanwells83]

When we trained we had targets set up like the tan and white target. This was for standing shots and final shot. Standing two shots center mass, then one to the head as if they were laying on the ground.

[@user-hd3im2nw6k]

The Fat electrician hosts a post cast called Unsubscribe podcast 10/10. All the members are down too earth much like him. Demolition ranch, Nikko Ortiz, Angry cops, Brandon herrera, donut operator. would be awesome too see you as a guess one day feel like you all would have a blast and the episode would be mint

[@TheRagratus]

I know who Nikko Ortiz is. US Army 11B Infantryman who later reclassified as a Counter Intelligence Agent. 2.5 million followers on KZbin.

[@53cards92]

And he’s the best kind of chaos 🤣

[@Leonarco333]

I like his work on vet tv.

[@parawill7074]

That form of shooting drill is more suitable to special mission operators who would be assaulting targets outside of normal military operations in a combat zone. These guys could roll up in a van dressed in civilian clothes on a target in a city that is lightly guarded (or not guarded at all) and quickly assault it to capture or kill whoever the HVTs may be there. It could be a team of 2-4 guys storming the place, so doing the traditional CQB doesn't apply in that type of OP. They likely got all the intel they need on how many individuals are there and the level of threat they pose, so they go in hard and fast as hell eliminating threats that have no idea that they are there. Don't let GWOT fool you, they are a CT unit first and foremost. They do the stuff outside of known military operations, so the CQB that they do would not be the same that the rest of us do in military combat units given the environment and mission.

[@parawill7074]

Also, he fired at the target in the hallway before he crossed the door where he turned left and hit the target in the room. It could be the camera angle that makes it look like he stood in the door, but you clearly see him transition to pistol, hit the target in the hallway while stepping forward, and then pivot left at the doorway.

[@chrisbeatty743]

A cool group to check out would be Forward Operating Group. It’s composed of Army Rangers and they have some of the best raw training footage where they even should mistakes and reruns

[@DragonNectar]

some are rangers, not all.

[@navodabeyasinghe8599]

Hey Luke do a reaction to the Sri Lankan LRRP or the special forces of Sri Lanka. Also congratulations on the 500K subs

[@Xiwgdi124]

What about reacting to movies or tv shows and reviewing the tactics how realistic

[@simonwu7250]

If you include movie clips in a KZbin video the video will get a copyright claim and maybe taken down

[@lightningevo5429]

​@@simonwu7250 what about the halo trailers like the old halo 3 trailer and odst trailer. Things like that should be fine

[@simonwu7250]

Shooting paper targets is nothing like real combat However testing your marksmanship and weapon manipulation skills against the clock can let you know if it will fall apart under a bit of stress

[@John_Redcorn_]

Well its kinda hard to train on real targets. Lol

[@J_CART3R]

@@John_Redcorn_ there is. Ukrainian Military training drill using prisoners as targets.

[@loganfore]

Got to react to the Harrier jet used in the falklands

[@drew65sep]

This isn't a Delta vid...

[@alphapsi3364]

not sure if you're still reacting to some more SFM videos, but I recommend and hope you'll react to some stuff from ThePerryGod. They do gnarly animations for the Half-Life games and got several good videos as well

[@alphagaming7425]

When will you be continuing with playing medal of honor Id deffo wanna see your reaction

[@ARandomCustodian]

I recommended a different video and even specified it by name but this is ok.

[@MrW582]

Congrats on the 499k...... getting so so close now bro ✌🏽

[@simonwu7250]

The handgun seems to be a glock 34 which has a little longer slide than the usual g17 Little bit strange since it's usually used for shooting competition instead of military service

[@billyhndrsn4542]

Almost there, that mead is going to be flowing soon.

[@troopdog23]

This is a fantastic video and I’ve watched it a few times but the video you’re looking for is likely “CAG A Squadron HR CQB training”

[@fros7314]

Now, do a video on marsoc. im telling you, brotha, you will not be disappointed

[@acestatoshi]

1k subs to go. Congratulations from 🇳🇬 mate. You are the number1 guy i go to for this kind of content. You should check out missiles especially the ones being talked about at the moment like the HIMARS, ATACMS and storm shadow. Also check out the epic story of the US making a bunker buster bomb with a howitzer barrel in a month or thereabout and used it to bomb the underground bunkers the Iraqis were hiding in during the war. ✌️

[@markfullbrighton5070]

No disrespect but I can almost assure you that what you saw had nothing to do with Delta Force. What you saw was probably members of the Green Berets or another Army Ranger Regiment. The fact of the matter is that there are government people online that would never allow Delta Force and their skillsets to be shown online. At best, you saw an "inferior" unit to Delta Force because I can assure you that the US government wouldn't allow their elite soldier's skills to be shown online.

[@TheRagratus]

@3:12 It is faster to transition to your secondary than to reload.

[@edwardcalvet]

499k😮 Lets Go!

[@lobokurg2786]

One of the guys in my unit won best squad and best soldier competitions, and went on to special forces selection. He said that everybody there was really weird. He himself could never get tired, his body just did not produce the lactic acids that create that sensation. Among the other guys he bunked with there was one that only needed a few (3-4) hours of sleep to be fully rested, and a guy whose body temperature never changed. I imagine the guys in Delta Force all have some weird mutated quirk like that.

[@deadweight_]

I think he may have been referencing the helo landing one..

[@TheAverageGP]

Have you seen Swedish Hunter/ Ranger Soldiers series on "försvarsmakten inblick"?

[@AbruptandOffensive]

Ok but how are you a military reaction creator and don’t know who Nikko Ortiz is? Btw this isn’t the video the comment was talking about. That video shows a Delta team running Hostage Rescue training where he takes down bad guys with simunition while sprinting full speed with his team stacked up right behind him sprinting the whole way.

[@obiwankeblowme2805]

Bruh chill he’s not American his algorithm ain’t the same either most likely

[@AbruptandOffensive]

@@obiwankeblowme2805 that’s not how algorithms work. They don’t group things by nationality. They group things by interests.

[@string_fellow_hawk]

This is more course running

[@anonymouscali7966]

That’s a timed action course via GBs. Been there and done that. Definitely newer guy it seems like due to many flaws in the run but he’d be graded on that anyways. Great video though and I’m interested in seeing you learn more about the REAL US military badasses. Everyone thinks the SEALs because they are so well known because they talk too much lol. It’d be interesting to see what you can find on GBs and their big brother, Delta Force (which has its own separate divisions within) as do most JSOC units

[@Chris09978]

So about the video, the guy that's shooting is already on the team. These guys just train for hours on end and if you want to know how many rounds tier 1 guys go through in one year it's about 60,000 rounds per year these guys shoot. About the training video shown it is about reaction tike hut he's actually moving a lot faster to the point the enemy doesn't have enough time to react. They have also have history of breaking rules of CQB before and it's always just moving fast and surprising the enemy constantly, speed, surpise, and direct action and Delta lives up to that statement. Also about the second insignia that's not the the real Delta insignia, the real Delta insignia is just a red patch with a sword that says airborne on it, similar to the Green Beret patch minus the blue color and yellow lighting bolt, halo the sword is thiner. Back to the training video they are given the scenario they are told to shoot amd not to shoot, so thats why he didn't shoot some targets that were in his view. On top of that the Targets are not straight they are always angled in way of how someone is standing, walking, and their stance alone. So those targets are probably difficult to shoot at, if yoy are an avid shooter yoy may have a few misses here and there, these guys just train on these scenarios day and night. The stuff they do is insane and even crazy it's like your watching a 90s action military movie where everything seems so unrealistic, only difference is that they know the why

[@beesnestna9544]

There were many types of these targets on the range (where I had to qualify twice a year). A lot of it had to do with availability but we did actually have targets of a perpetrator holding a hostage in front of them. Mostly however, the targets were very similar to the targets depicted here. Not much of a "leaked" video to be honest.😕 The training is very similar to the training I went through for over 25 years. We did actually have "simunition" training where there were actual actors/perpetrators firing back at you instead of inanimate targets (yes, I know the military does this with lasers). Simunitions are an under-powered cartridges firing soap projectiles, and yes they leave a small bruise when they hit unprotected skin. Peace to you.🕊

[@watchthe1369]

It is a run and guns check. You depend on speed and shock going so fast that the 7 in that final room are dropping before they realize you are there and have time to react properly. Double tapping, it is not about being humane in the least it is about stacking bodies. Two hard hit in the kevlar, center of mass is going to drop you even if you have a vest on. He doesn't stop for "Hostages because it is speed of action and impact of force to create paralyzing shock. Yeah it is leaving him dangling out there with no cover, but he is creating the hyperaggressive muscle memory displayed in the Punisher TV show. You are already dead to consequences and have to be to survive and stay alive.

[@longtallzach9]

Oh I assure you that you’ve seen some niko Ortiz stuff... lots of “adult-themed” skits that you wouldn’t get unless you’ve been there too

[@53cards92]

We love Nikko. Thought he was dumb until I watched his videos and realized he’s just crazy. Dude has crackhead energy in the best way possible😂

[@helifanodobezanozi7689]

It's interesting to see that he is running a Glock 34 as a sidearm.

[@NottiOne]

Nikko is ex SF guy, good watch.

[@raymondtucker7753]

I wanna hear your reaction to the fat Electrician. HIs video on medics

[@mcbridemotorsports5788]

This is different then the one referenced this is the one he was recommending kzbin.info/www/bejne/epDae3WMd8tlmKc EDIT: Still awesome content BTW

[@kevinschindler618]

That was actually a terrible transition to pistol...look at the amount of time that target is staring straight at him in no cover and he has no weapon up...terrible performance.

[@DumbChaoticFuck]

have you done reactions to mikeburnfires military stories

[@DumbChaoticFuck]

if you havent you should