Special Reconnaissance Regiment - "Stealth and Intelligence"

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Formed in 2005, the Special Reconnaissance Regiment was made to conduct counter-terrorism, reconnaissance and surveillance operations for the UKSF. Locating high-value targets in hostile nations usually alone or in small teams.
During the Iraq war, SRR operatives were assigned to Task Force Black/Knight. Their role was to conduct Reconnaissance tasks around Iraq locating high-level targets for TF Black/Knight personnel to raid.
In modern times, the SRR is suspected of focusing its attention in Iraq and Syria against the Islamic State and other extremists organisations within the region.
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[@stevemcelmury4618]

I underwent US Special Forces training in 1968/69 at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. We were the new kids on the block in counterinsurgency warfare, and took our cues from Great Britain... we adopted their Royal Marines' green beret, and were all inspired by their motto, translating into "Who Dares, Wins"... We came up with our own: "De Oppresso Liber"., "Freedom For The Oppressed"... Cheers, Mates!

[@DQJRS]

The most oppressed are citizens of the United States. Release them first! But it seems to me that they don't even realize that they are oppressed by liberal fascism.

[@RobotDrivingACar]

Sounds like amazing times. Who Dares Wins is the SAS motto not the Royal Marines which is Per Mare, Per Tarram.

[@aljack1979]

@@RobotDrivingACar Which means By sea by land.

[@anthonywright6237]

Sbs by strength and guile

[@joesgotya9930]

Lol Did you fucking make this up? So you don’t even remember the motto of the RMs and yet you somehow did an exchange stint with them in the states? The Green Berets have fuck all to do with the RMs.. They don’t even have the same missions. Royal Marines are predominantly a unilateral, hybrid, shock infantry while the Green Berets are bilateral and focus on capacity building and foreign internal defense. The brand new UK Ranger Regiment that was created 2 years ago was literally based on the modern US SF ODAs and their charter as an organization.. Are you a Brit that just masquerades online as a Yank Serviceman? 😂😂😂 BTW,, What the hell does anything that you said here have to do with the SRR? Do you even know how the SRR were formed or who influenced their build up as an organization in 2005-06? Course you don’t 😂 You just got revealed “mate” 😂

[@srr0393]

True Stories. True Honours. True Men. A True Fight. God Bless all of Special Reconnaissance Regiment.

[@gerrypowell2748]

When I was in 23 we repeatedly said we needed this as our role was changing,glad to see it’s happened.

[@Danny-vj4fy]

Beast

[@Jdkejdnfjef]

Where you in SAS if you were what was the selection process like

[@chrishandsome4267]

@@Jdkejdnfjef it was hard

[@KHETTIUS]

The UKs SFs are second to none.

[@KHETTIUS]

@@Papabhoy Second to None or no-one, it means no-one is better not second place.

[@alphabravo2181]

soflo23 the SAS trained all of the USSFs

[@KHETTIUS]

@soflo23 US SF's are scary mofos, i'll give you that :)

[@Dafadec]

@soflo23 fancy seeing you here lmao british special forces may not have trained them but they inspired them , also no team can surpass SAS etc. because they are the elite...in my opinion MARCOS will get better than Seals soon when their economy grows but just my opinion

[@jamiewalker8131]

UK special forces work and train closely with American special forces. So they share tactics and procedures and them coming together makes them both better. Because of that,they are about the same as eachother very equal

[@tracyhorrocks9003]

Good night and godbless to all who serve our grea country god bless

[@smashyapasty8791]

100 per cent love that comment 🇬🇧👍♥️💪

[@LeathervsLatex]

Mercenaries and murderers for the rich!.

[@LeathervsLatex]

@Dannytwolf no!

[@LeathervsLatex]

@Dannytwolf Disrespectful? How so? What really annoys you is that you cannot handle the truth. Soldiers are not hero's. How is the SAS dressing as the taliban and ISIS heroic? Bow was the gestruction of Iraq, Libya, Syria heroic? You sir are delusional! Your morals are lost!

[@LeathervsLatex]

@Dannytwolf calling me names does not change facts!

[@marilynvandererf86]

God be with each and all who serve ...

[@paulfitzgerald7513]

Now these are what you call the bravest of the brave. Philip Schofield coming out as gay is not a patch on these. I salute you all.. may god watch over you.

[@stevedieselterry8393]

Schofield is ex SRR you *wanker*

[@josephlambe2796]

This is crap...get on mission idiots

[@josephlambe2796]

Your full of shit idiot, mission parameters you remain silent, another keyboard warrior who knows fk all....shame on you idiot

[@rezvlt9285]

What does Phillip Scofield gotta do with anything. And besides bravery is relative.

[@justwayne4785]

Rezvlt Because everyone was falling over themselves saying how brave he was coming out as gay lol, some people have a fucked up opinion of bravery. Now if the dude took a trip to Afghanistan and stood on a rooftop and professed his homosexuality, that my friend is brave as fook 😂

[@User-gd5un]

Imagine a military regiment so secretive that you can’t even make a 3 minute compilation of footage from them

[@stellarmella9557]

Its quite funny that the Americans learned CT and COIN primarily from the Brits, but when it comes to Special Operations Special Reconnaissance, its the Americans that came up with the idea first of a specialized unit employed behind enemy lines with the sole purpose of gathering special tactical intelligence by forming the Field Observations Group (now known as the ISA), the Brits followed through when they identified this need for an operational intelligence unit in their 2002 strategic defense review. Them (SRR) along with the ISA are the true "quiet professionals"

[@SnakePliskin762]

Det 14 was doing it for years before this and other units before it. This unit is only new in name.

[@gingerfloof777]

Another great video, mate. Keep up the good work, very inspiring.

[@Kanutster]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video :)

[@Hawk-js6vv]

@@Kanutster he is absolutely right. Greetings from your brothers in arms from Germany🤙🇩🇪

[@daveybaby10]

My bosses son was in the srs for 5 yrs and he showed up with a beard and after a year no contact and told him he’d been living rough in London....god bless these unsung heroes

[@mikeyoung7660]

My Father served with 44 recce Regiment during WW2

[@mikeyoung7660]

@Moustache? Mustang Throughout the Middle east tgen at El Alamein. They then left for the invasion of Italy where he was wounded on Salerno. He was in India and China before the war.

[@mikeyoung7660]

@Moustache? Mustang thank you and all the ones who never came back

[@ryanj7517]

Guys are highly skilled and trained and always professional. Hats off to them. Did a bit of cross training with them. Hats off to all Brit SF units. SAS is grandfather to all others after all.

[@ianearl3407]

In the video you failed to mention the origins of the SRR. The plank owners came from 14 Int. A highly specialist unit for Northern Ireland.

[@robdean704]

Fascinating tracing the lineage of the unit right the way back to Frank kitson and his counter guerilla stuff in the mau mau uprising in a different guise obviously then you had the mrf which was a good idea but politically unfeasible and out of that you got 2 units in 14 int and the force research unit aka the fishers of men. Such an interesting time the 70s and 80s in northern Ireland. Now we have the joint services interrogation unit doing for this modern army what the fru did in the old days and obviously the srr taking on the tasking of 14 int

[@ianearl3407]

@@robdean704 Did a total of 7 years in NI in the 80's, 90's and 2000's and have to say the most interesting was 86-89.

[@robdean704]

@@ianearl3407 I think that was the last time we had the political will to try and beat them. After that every single action was designed to push them to the negotiation table

[@jockmazza]

no comment except to say i searched for 14 int and got this Met those guys back in the 90s. Again no comment as to why i did

[@jamescunningham1973]

@@robdean704 glad you mentioned 14 Int Rob,Civvies have never heard of them,top top soldiers,won more medals in NI than any other reg.

[@blindarchershaunhenderson3769]

Short and sweet, another good one. It would be interesting to know more, but how do you find information about a group of people whose very existence is based around being secretive while discovering the enemies secrets. Keep it up fella!

[@johnnydiamondsmusic1673]

Never heard of these, mind you I left in 2004. I met some SAS in my time. Never interested me doing that but they didn’t look down on us lesser mortals in the Infantry. Great guys and just not egotistical at all.

[@scottw0028]

The SRR was formed in 2005 I believe

[@mgtowsoldier8673]

Used to be called 14 int.....

[@1346crecy]

@@mgtowsoldier8673 and it had some extremely capable women in it's ranks.

[@alynwillams4297]

The military doesn’t move without the infantry.

[@johnrodriguez3870]

High-Speed Low-Drag Special Reconnaissance of The United Kingdom Special Forces...... BRITISH BATTLEFIELD BADASSES SUPERINTENSIFIED, from this Prior Service USMC and US Army Veteran.....!!🇺🇸🦅🗽🗡️⚔️🔫💣💥🔥💀☠️

[@cecilwilson5442]

Many years ago in northern Ireland they had the forces research unit solely for busting the provos and did a good job of it intelligence on the enemy is paramount in any conflict these days hats off to the men who do it then and now 👍🍀

[@cordellej]

that unit was called 14 int. it was the basis for SRR

[@joesgotya9930]

@@cordellej The 14 Init Det and the SRR have nothing in common and are completely different in mission role. 14 Init was a ad hoc domestic surveillance unit for NI. They never did anything with the SAS or SBS outside of that conflict. They were also completely limited to human intelligence networks, and did not have the SIGINT, COMINT, GEOINT /ISR capabilities that the SRR does. 14 Init was just a “ad hoc” force of volunteers that went through a 6 day surveillance course taught by the SAS and put into action. The SRR go through an almost identical selection and training pipeline as the SAS.

[@mufc20timesbitches36]

Fru then became jsg.

[@geertvangunst235]

we were never there...

[@aidenvu8106]

Holy shit the TF Black/Knight is so badass

[@Runeman40055]

WAS WAITING FOR THIS ashame the vid is only mins long but we all know why :(((

[@mzsty8761]

Yeah it's almost like they don't exist because they keep their identitys completely hidden

[@johnjamesflashman6856]

We owe so much to these brave men. God keep them safe.

[@neanderthaloutdoors9202]

A modern day 14 Special Intelligence Detachment, The Det, N.I.

[@h.h.m8225]

If you havent already you should read duncan falconers book its really good.

[@gavg89iiuktvii35]

Thankyou for your SERVICE GOD BLESS YOU 💎🇬🇧💎

[@all1nerd377]

Britain's real life counterpart to Ghost Recon.

[@studavies1967]

Brilliant as always

[@smashyapasty8791]

Awesome video awesome content thank you for paying respect to our special forces who are absolutely incredible

[@winkle1]

BIGRESPECT LADIES N LADS MASSIVE RESPECT ALWAYS A SAFE HOUSE AT MINE .. THANK YOU

[@markiatto_4292]

Read a little story sometime back when the unit was still 14 int that their operators would shoot an unbelievable amount of 9mm that they would even be better than most sas blokes with those 9mm platforms

[@antonycrow1657]

If any body is interested their is a book buy james rennie who is former Det (the detachment). This was the unofficial unit that became company 14 SRR. It covers how he was recruited, trained and some of the missions he was on. It's a interesting read.

[@topgrafter2007]

read that book many yrs ago about 14 IN.. very good insight into the dets if you havnt heard of them.

[@Lloyd1885]

Whats the name of the book?

[@ingemar_von_zweigbergk]

why no speaker voice?

[@paulmorris6177]

We had some dealings with TF Black when I was in Iraq in '07-'08. They are no-bullshit. They dropped an entire building on a target and didn't think twice about it...as they should have.

[@slimshady6242]

Are you in special force ? Very curious to know 🤤🤤🤤

[@slimshady6242]

Why Task force is abandoned if it is so good ?

[@paulmorris6177]

@@slimshady6242 I don’t need to be SOF to know their capabilities and what they did…

[@paulmorris6177]

However, yes, I was SOF-capable. If you know what that means. If not, I’m sure that you’ll Google it…lmao…

[@slimshady6242]

@@paulmorris6177 i didn't understand the role of SOF - capable , I guess they are like Pathfinder for Marines.

[@sten9556]

The units scope of tactics and operation seem very similar to that of the Recconisancs Commandos also known as Recces of the " bush war" era South African Defence Force. During the Angolan civil war

[@mzsty8761]

British special forces don't stick around and reveal their identitys for credit of the mission, they just get the job done and go home 🇬🇧

[@absolute-focus]

The quite professionals.

[@Fredders88]

And then write book about it and appear in a half dozen TV programmes.....

[@absolute-focus]

@@Fredders88 yes after they have retired.

[@MG-wk2eh]

Bravo Two Zero? Even though it's embellished bullshit.

[@edwardcraven9195]

The SBS were the forces that John F. Kennedy observed during operations in the Pacific campaign during WW2 and was one of the reasons for the formation of the Green Berets in the U.S. To this day the Green Beret lay a wreath and Green Beret at the Eternal Flame each year at the Arlington National Cemetary on his death date.

[@MG-wk2eh]

That's not true. The Special Forces green beret in the US Army has nothing to do with the Royal Marines/SBS green beret. SF is also nothing like the SBS. SF draws its lineage from some PTO Scouts groups, the 1st Special Service Force, and OSS in WW2. SF has always had a focus on unconventional warfare and foreign internal defence, the SBS is a naval special ops unit that always focused on direct action. The only modern US special ops unit the UK inspired is Delta Force. That's based on the SAS.

[@Ry43deck]

​@@MG-wk2ehwrong

[@Arthur-im9rg]

I desperately want to join this group ....how I'm going to though I don't know 😂

[@Arthur-im9rg]

@@travisbickle0526 ok cheers man

[@Arthur-im9rg]

@@oscarwiblishauser1097 ok cheers man

[@AvimadyeOrunni]

Time to grow up I reckon.

[@Arthur-im9rg]

@@AvimadyeOrunni what do you mean?

[@untipcubreton]

Fantastic compilation

[@nickjohnson710]

Another great video 🇬🇧👍

[@mcrorie2021963]

Met a few of their guys in iraq 2008 . UK med group. One of them had a fight with a brick wall after drinking too much 'special' alcohol. Nice guys. But the one who had the fight with the wall was a bit of a bell end.

[@conmancleall0]

If you fancy a challenge Kanuster. Defence HUMINT.

[@hermanveteranobrien9433]

No chance lol

[@jaketaggart6780]

Zero

[@stephensmith4480]

The still of a woman operator at 2.44 is of Sarah Ford of the DET. Taken prior to NI deployment. I have the privilege of having a Book signed by her. Not her real name.

[@leftfootforward1040]

Is this reg the new det? I read a great book called 14 int about the det in n I. Amazing hearing what sort of shenanigans they got up to, an incredible level of training.

[@stephensmith4480]

@@leftfootforward1040 Yes. The Det had Sole responsibility for NI. When the conflict was wound down it was recognised that their skills should not go to waste, so the S.R.R Was born, only with global responsibility and it still retained the right to include Women. In NI there were three detachments.

[@abefroman8202]

Is she the idiotic bitch who shot the RUC Officer at Carlisle Circus in 1997?

[@pslpom]

Stephen Smith that's great you got your book signed. Wish my copy was signed too!

[@stephensmith4480]

@@pslpom She also included a couple of black and white photographs that she used in the book, one was taken at Ballykinleer ranges and the other one is with a group of her Det colleagues, they are both signed too.

[@tomo4445]

Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders plz great video as allways best wishes

[@worrier1272]

I lived in Hereford over in Mayne ave the old army houses and I met John Mac I was also in credinhill base with a friend doing a disco at a wedding

[@jmcci2069]

Excellent 👍👌 🇬🇧

[@thetechoasis2179]

SRR are so secretive most people have never heard of them, they are easily on the same footing as SAS and SBS operatives. they will be next to you and you will never know about it

[@Bullet-Tooth-Tony-]

@TheTechOasis They are also special in that they could hide in the shadows while the SAS and SBS take credit

[@mickmccarthy8033]

No where near Poole or Hereford- don’t even do SF selection

[@nopenope9023]

@@mickmccarthy8033 yeah they do

[@astrosherlock374]

@@mickmccarthy8033 All three literally have the same Selection defuq is u on about

[@joedimaggio3146]

@@astrosherlock374 SRR don't do the jungle I believe (which is the hardest part of selection)

[@thetribe4893]

Beasts

[@melaniemullan1040]

Forgot the Aussies New Zealanders and Canadians!! all kick ass warriors!!!

[@serenityinside1]

Cos he wasn’t talking about them 🙄

[@auwz66]

You missed their deployment during 7/7 in London, a few pics on line if you look hard enough.

[@harrier827]

Can you link a picture?

[@marcs990]

auwz66 I never heard of this, can u leave a link so I can do the where’s Wally plz 👍

[@VooDooMaGicMan81]

Shhh the communitarian enablers don't want you to highlight the 7/7 link

[@Fredders88]

Many think they were the killers of Jean Charles de Menezes - a very NI-esque shoot-to-kill hit.

[@SnakePliskin762]

​@@Fredders88 that was a police job. The one who held him down i met a few years later.

[@Dishfire101]

Are these guys The Det or The Fru?

[@bigearedmouse17]

S.R.R. "We Do Bad Things To Bad People"

[@h.h.m8225]

I think before the were known as the SRR in northern ireland they were known as 14intelligence

[@stephensmith4480]

Correct. In fact the still of the woman at 2.45 is from NI. She was a member of 14 Int ( The Det )

[@joesgotya9930]

@@stephensmith4480 @Captain Values... False.. The 14 Init Det have no concept connection with the SRR or the 18th SIGNALs Reg... The whole point of the SRR was to give the UK SF conglomerate a in-house intelligence SF Unit that had an equivalent global role of the SAS SBS.. 14 Init was an ad hoc surveillance Unit limited to local NI human intelligence networks.. The SRR is trained and capable in HUMINT, SIGINT, COMINT, GEOINT, IMAGERY, ISR , TTL and AFO.. The 14 init of NI were never anything remotely close to the SRR.

[@stephensmith4480]

@@joesgotya9930 If you bother to read some of my other posts you will see that I made the express comment that 14 was responsible for NI only. I was not trying to say they were akin to the SRR, but the SRR was born from that concept, only with a far more comprehensive role and a global deployment mandate. I am fully aware of what their duty`s are and the various aspects that go hand in hand with that. I have a family member by marriage who is a serving member. The abbreviations and acronyms do nothing to impress me by the way.

[@joesgotya9930]

@@stephensmith4480 I don’t have the motivation to impress someone who knows fuck all to begin with. The SRR was not born out of the 14 init concept, the SRR and 18th Signals Regiment were born out of emulating the American JSOC unit Centra Spike “ISA” raised by Lt. Col. Jerry King.. This is a well established fact covered by former British Intelligence Corp Officer Micheal Smith and his account “The Killer Elite”. - Quote *The extent of the ISAs success was perhaps most vividly shown when the UK Directorete of Special Forces decided to reverse the pretense of a shared history and follow the American lead. In 2005 it set up its own new units, the Special Reconnaissance Regiment and the 18th Signals Regiment in a fitting tribute to the ISAs success* Killer Elite pga VII introduction

[@coreywilliams1454]

@@joesgotya9930 You are a legitimate cretin. The SRR was stood up literally a few weeks after the SRU/ The Det was stood down, the core of its plank holders were from The Det, the core permanent cadre came from the Det and from the SAS recce teams, you sir, are a fool, the majority of early SRR personnel were from the SRU because the SRU effectively merged into the SRR.

[@selfco2256]

Another great video,as said information, footage, photos etc are very hard to find about such a secretive regiment. Does anyone know the approximate strength of the SRR?

[@Kanutster]

Thank you! :) Their believed strength is to be around 300-700 strong

[@selfco2256]

@@Kanutster ok thanks, keep up the good work.

[@kooljde]

Awesome

[@melaniemullan1040]

Seen the Americans British and Polish at work, best in the world.

[@CharlesDickson-nv2ol]

No mention of 14th Intel the predecessor to the SRR and their operations in Ulster where the male and female operators in civilian clothing tried to blend in with the population of hostile areas.

[@kemronscrubb2387]

Badass

[@grahamjones6106]

Top soldiers, top professionals. Love the picture with both Stars and stripes and the Union Jack flags because together we're unstoppable.

[@kemronscrubb2387]

Looking forward to joining the British army and then going these guys

[@dallasyap3064]

A bit of ISA & RRC.

[@elliottwhyman2608]

Do you have a source for the image at 1:26? It's badass

[@melindabendle6459]

GOD BLESS THE UNITED STATE'S SPECIFIC FORCE'S..🇺🇸🌎🌏🌍🇺🇸🙏

[@silent_march8130]

Melinda Bendle these are British...

[@UKCountry_Ball]

God bless the United Kingdom, GB

[@G4x5da]

Which specific forces?

[@geertvangunst235]

you are right! specific...

[@vs_1uksfairsoftrba724]

Can you join the srr form a civilian or do you have to be a soilder first

[@lewiscummings3557]

Got to join up first as a regular

[@stepheneast6974]

They approach you if they think you have what it takes.

[@Greenkiller100]

They recruit from all UK armed forces. Not just the army. In fact, so does the SAS. SRR also recruit women.

[@elizabetharmada5335]

they are very secretive ,,unlike some groups I know that arrogantly announcing their so called heroism...😁🤣😂 even saying they single handedly fought the IS in my country ...maybe,,they helped us in intelligence gathering but not in physical combat......I just hate arrogant people

[@dwaynejohnson3656]

You’ve never served be quiet and thank those who do

[@Arbiter710]

Shut up

[@recon0x7f16]

Is the usaf sr similar to this ?

[@petedavis8701]

Can you please slow these presentations down so there is more time to read the captions and study the photo? Otherwise interesting content

[@TanaHandbag]

I press pause, read then press play again - it works! :)

[@JoseLopez-xu8ue]

Special unit Commander

[@Dadplod]

"This is a video about the SRR, but I have no content so it's not".....pah hah hah

[@talon2pro]

I wish USSOCOM would readapt the secrecy they once had without 'imbedded reporters' and politicians thumping their chests about missions and capabilities. Quiet professionals should remain quiet.

[@MG-wk2eh]

It's pretty much only the SEALs who do that. Special Forces and Delta don't.

[@beansofferman4438]

Good Job lads

[@nnn1880]

Yes

[@daveboon5992]

The DET} ! The MRF ! SSR ! Could be standing next to them anywhere 😳

[@alexcantlow740]

When you need to get into the underground system 😂 🤘 urbex

[@bill-wd8er]

Matt Damon staff sergeant in the srr or do I believe the film green zone

[@user-qj7fp9ug7j]

Damn it slike all the odds are against them yet they never die. I'm fucking gonna try and join them at all costs

[@JoseLopez-xu8ue]

Stealth ER

[@thermaldog]

Lets face it fellas, noone outside the SRR knows what is involved in the entrance test.

[@jamescoyle9712]

Yes they do, lots of people in the forces knows what the selection consists of. Read the DINS

[@MrGraemeb2022]

Their job is so secret even they don't know what they're doing...

[@harry9392]

I assumed they came out of the Det or 14 INT

[@tracyhorrocks9003]

Good evening sir s how are you doing hope you all ar staying safe

[@abbynady]

Special recon is very dangerous ops.. Many death record, captured, tortured... . I think its not relevant anymore now. We can get same Intel with drone. We have satelit for precise air strike

[@JoseLopez-xu8ue]

Control contact info

[@JoseLopez-xu8ue]

Stealth optics

[@leedstown]

I know where they do most of there training it's not as dangerous there as it used to be. Can someone tell me where the photo at 1,30 is from? Brits and us solders

[@Kanutster]

Task Force Black/Knight members somewhere inside Iraq, Probably Baghdad.

[@angelsean2843]

was diannna a target for rsr

[@newton18311]

have you heard of the Path finders

[@ilovesmysangsomsangsom3500]

The New Det.......

[@HugginsBoyd-e1y]

Dustin Plaza

[@Kriegter]

I remember during the early days of the Iraq war they were mocked and called "Tier 3 special forces" by the SAS

[@JammyDodger45]

No they weren't. They weren't even formed until 2yrs after the war kicked off. It you're going to make something up at least make it believable. 🤡

[@jamescoyle9712]

@@JammyDodger45 Many operators from 22SAS did have their doubt of the effectiveness/need for the unit though.

[@JammyDodger45]

@@jamescoyle9712 - numerous Troopers from Hereford would struggle to spell Special Reconnaissance Regiment so that's not really surprising.

[@jamescoyle9712]

@@JammyDodger45 Well operators from across the water in Delta also had the same issue with ISA in the Balkans. Same issue, different country. Seems to be a re-accuring theme.

[@JammyDodger45]

@@jamescoyle9712 yep, too much testosterone not enough dopamine

[@valdivia1234567]

They would be comparable to the Regimental Reconnaissance Company of the 75th Ranger Regiment.

[@thegreatdogzilla5855]

Wrong RRC is the top recon in the world. Other don't even come close to rangers.

[@joesgotya9930]

False.. the US equivalent of the SRR is the INSCOM SMU “ISA” aka Centra Spike... This is an easy fact to provide being the UK emulated the ISA to create the SRR and 18th Signals reg. The RRC are a different animal with a different role

[@22leggedsasquatch]

No woman has ever passed UKSF selection.

[@jamescoyle9712]

UKSF has a lot of branches, SRR is part of that. And a female has passed SRR selection.

[@MG-wk2eh]

There are women in SRR. None in the SAS or SBS.

[@jamescoyle9712]

I am aware of that. @@FunnyVideoCollector

[@idoperetz746]

Are you going to do a Rhodesian sas?

[@Kanutster]

Maybe not sure yet

[@augustineihenacho1431]

Fuck Rhodesia! What kind of person wants to glorify that regime? Oh yeah, can guess which kind. A real life Alf Garnett. Shall we have a glorious Hitlerjugend or lovely Leibstandarte special too? Oh well, in for a penny...

[@abefroman8202]

Augustine Ihenacho. And why not. It was better then than it is now boy.

[@augustineihenacho1431]

Abe Froman Funny how an Ashkenazim is in agreement with Earl Wyatt. Strange bedfellows indeed. 😂😂😂😂😂😆👎🏿 #boyresponds

[@augustineihenacho1431]

Earl Wyatt Listen carefully ! I was born in London, West African not ‘JB’ and 1965 vintage so grew up reading the news about Ian Smith and his regime, plus of course Apartheid, and the wars in Angola and Mozambique. Love the modern German people in fact. Been there many times. Thoughtful, reflective and kind. Nothing to do with the Hitler Youth. You on the other hand? 😂😂😂😂🇬🇧👎🏿

[@duffman6598]

had to turn off because of that woeful music, ruined the video.

[@Bacrenfencing]

Deano 😉

[@BlueStarJT]

These guys are more sf than the sas and sbs , these are the 1% of the 1% these are the guys who gained intel on that Brazilian dude who was shot on the train in london who WAS NOT a terrorist , jean charles de menezes .

[@Mungo658]

*Keep special forces British GB**

[@romeo9017]

Yeh, right....

[@josh256m8]

Ahahaha. I know a lot about this. Too much some might say

[@JoseLopez-xu8ue]

Unit controlling contractor

[@pate3963]

Finnish Utti jaeger?

[@FarjanaAhsan-t4i]

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[@thomasstanley3283]

It’s a bit like cop but a lot more I hav done cop

[@thermaldog]

I dont think the SRR does the whole special forces selection required for the SAS/SBS.

[@JammyDodger45]

They don't do any of it. They have a totally different course and objectives.

[@thermaldog]

@@JammyDodger45 but they are classed as UKSF and I thought to become UKSF you had to do the selection test, same as SAS..?

[@JammyDodger45]

@@thermaldog - they are 100% a UK SF asset, but the Selection process is still different, run at a different time to the SAS/SBS course, by different staff in a different way. SF come in many different guises.

[@G4x5da]

18 Signal Reg and SFSG are also UKSF but they don’t go trough the same selection. SAS/SBS have similar skill sets that needed to be tested than a SRR operator.

[@tonyb1223]

They still have a selection and vetting process, there is still a lot of physical training involved but their objectives are different to the likes of the SAS and SBS so the training will reflect this, and its still a course with a high failure rate for those who attempt it.