This Is How Good Delta Force Operators Are | Jeff Tiegs

[@DogBeast221]

Humbling to think there are men with this profound talent and sense of duty. God bless.

[@crazyfnjoey]

Nevermind the physical capabilities, if I could have one attribute they have it would be the mentality and intelligence that comes with having to do that job. You really cannot teach or train a core aspect of what makes them, them.

[@InternalAmbition]

They are bonehead murderers. You are a programmed little robot. Crazy how much idiots are in America lol

[@SeeSaw99]

I worked in a AFSOC helicopter squadron and had an extremely brief encounter with this team. What fascinates me the most about them is the absolute discipline, precision, and intelligence with which they operated.

[@Elsidu13]

I have never served in the military but i respect those who do. And i love listening to stories of retired soldiers and what they did. Respect

[@stephenellis4777]

I used to as well but honestly it is hard to respect men that take orders from corrupt politicians. There is a reason the U.S. military recruitment numbers continue to fall. The government is run by sociopaths and child abusers.

[@jaguardelcielo]

Respect.

[@shadowpoet4398]

I'm from Ft Bragg, born in Womack and raised in Spring Lake. I never felt safer than I did while on post. The 82nd and specops were my friends and neighbors. It's a family, we take care of our own. I miss those guys. These guys are GANGSTER

[@noneyabusiness6957]

Loved being stationed on Bragg,Went to Womack for my Dr and had buddies in spring lake and surrounding towns…Fayettenam was a lot fun

[@bigjoker9951]

I am so incredibly grateful for men like him! Who are professional and SO incredibly skilled to do the job they have been tasked with!! Thank you!!

[@Apophis1010]

And realistically humble

[@jasondean9626]

The SOG guys are opening up nowadays, always a great time hearing the Vietnam stories. Great channel keep up the good work!!

[@jordanfriedman7501]

Jeff: can you shoot around the kids? John “Shrek” McPhee: that’s what I’ve been doing this whole time! You know what I mean?

[@bluskytoo]

i used to be in USAF Special Ops, we ( MC-130 ) were/ is the delivery platform for virtually every special operator on the planet. I got to meet and work with all the various players. What id like to say is , everyone likes to compare the teams , SEAL vs Delta vs SF etc etc. Please know each unit is distinct and has capabilities the other doesnt. I hate hearing people say one is better than the other, they all are best at what THEY specifically do. Its like saying an air force fighter is better than a air force bomber or tanker. Each mission demands different assets. Just my input thanks.

[@stephen4763]

Succinctly put. And accurate. Use the right tool for the job. No need to argue who is “better”.

[@jessolson-p2w]

Exactly sometimes you need a screwdriver and sometimes you need a hammer.

[@wolfgangvonmueller6895]

This is100% accurate. These Special Operators are very different and more specialized than the general public has any idea of (nor should the public know any way).

[@anthonypersons7212]

Respect brother! I was stationed at Eglin, but lived next to Hurlburt. SOAR 160th! ❤ My oldest son, his first words were "Airplane " due to seeing the Spectre Gunships and C-130s flying overhead. 95-99. USAF. I Was at the weight pile at Hurlburt everyday. Trained with the 720th trying to get into the PJ/CCT pipeline.💯‼️

[@chadlayman2799]

Totally something a non Delta dude would say🙄 I'm joking, but in all seriousness, thank you for your service sir

[@Grnyangchakra]

Thank you for giving him room to share and great choice on quickly and concisely stating the logistics of the situation there are many amazing men and women that protect this country regardless of all the noise and they deserve all the recognition and honor even though that’s probably the last thing these humble heroes want.

[@geomod6850]

Wow. This guy put you right there in the moment. Thank God for men like this in our military.

[@loringjones8523]

Loved the interview. "Jeff Tiegs!" What an incredible human being. Making and carrying out the biggest decisions on the planet... thank you for keeping us all safe. Mr. Fischer, terrific job, you are a Listener/Host... that is so important. Many hosts enjoy doing much of the talking instead of listening to their guests entirely. Being a good listener allows the guest to be comfortable enough to think, respond, reflect etc... Great show! Thanks to you both.

[@EchoSigma6]

I respect all the tier 1 teams but I like the delta selection process, it’s open to all that think they’re good enough. Only the ones in sort of know which ones qualify. This man is a valiant and humble warrior.

[@davidevans6052]

So true . As like the UKSF course .

[@rickhunter7443]

Devgru green team is tougher. They Haze you the entire 6 months you are going through to see if you can handle being perfect under stress. Delta OTC they treat it like you’ve never shot a gun before, shooting standers are high like that of green team but there’s no hazing. The best seals that go to green team already know the fundamentals of cqb, guys that try out for delta, some aren’t as good as the average ranger or sf guy. That’s the reason delta otc is more of general man’s course where they teach you from scratch. While Green team for seals is brutal for 6 months straight. Don’t take my word for it, I watched SRS podcast all the time.

[@RandolphGangai-kh1zj]

​@@rickhunter7443 Devgru only pulls from seal and swccc teams. Delta pulls from all over the military. Collectively a delta squadron has a more diverse skillset.

[@rickhunter7443]

@@RandolphGangai-kh1zj problem is it’s impossible for Devgru to recruit from the whole military. Their heavy skill set in water related operations makes them unable to accept anyone else other than a seal who’s very experienced. They even stopped accepting marsoc guys. If I want to have a great team of assaulters, I’ll pick from guys who have worked with each other or heard about each other. If there’s a global event going on right now where there’s a hostage to rescue, Devgru gonna get called first. I just ignore the online seal hate and look at the facts. In recent events Devgru went after an ISIS facilitator and rescued a hostage in Africa. But people online always say delta are the best of the best, “hostage rescue is their bread and butter”. I think both units can do the job just as effectively.

[@shaunr5450]

You sound like a moron. The term isn't general man's course. Its gentlemans course...​you have no idea what youre talking about. @@rickhunter7443

[@D_really_T]

I love the fact that a bunch of these tier 1 guys are speaking out about their experiences and their training and how many factors go into each and every mission/ operation.

[@rskeyesful]

For me, i just like the war stories. It took thirty or forty years after I came 'back to the world' before I could look at who I was and what I'd done in any rational way. Listening to your stories helps. Thank you.

[@dienomo]

Nothing against Navy Seals but I've watched every video on the internet involving spec op guys and Delta operators seem to be at a level others are still trying to reach. What a great group of warriors all our guys are. USMC 69-73

[@coltontaylor4572]

That's because Delta is the highest you can go. SEALs/other SF guys try out for Delta, not the other way around. Semper Fi brother

[@dienomo]

@@coltontaylor4572 Semper Fi

[@GypsyV47]

@@coltontaylor4572highest that we know..

[@nedkelly9688]

What ego BS other countries tier 1 are just as good, even start guy said taking sniper shots from a helicopter, seen a US helicopter pilot say he used to take Aussie SF on missions and was amazed at them taking sniper shots from his helicopter and was better then US counter parts. USA SF don't even have top 5 world shots either, Aus Canada and Ukraine do. Operation Anaconda Devgru unit failed, German KSK failed Aus SASR excelled in same mission..

[@nedkelly9688]

Oh and forgot Sgt Paul Cale Australia 2nd Commando founder nicknamed killer commando for strangling a HVT with bare hands teaches Devgru CQB and is said to be years ahead of anyone in this also prove Devgru not the best all the time lol.. He has moved to USA to teach Devgru and Green Berets his techniques full time now.

[@nikszot5654]

I'm leaving a comment here because of you asking and the content provided. The best thing about this video is that you gave context to what was being talked about when this guy was trying to be as humble as possible. I enjoy the way you speak very professionally and will look for your content on different platforms as well.

[@Adonis300]

Bot

[@nikszot5654]

@Adonis300 Ayo I wish lol

[@DaltonFischerPodcast]

Thank you my friend! Appreciate the comment and that feedback

[@robmills7611]

Love EVERYTHING that I've seen on this channel so far but what I've seen is 2 former Delta Operators and I absolutely love the channel that focus on Special Operation Forces of all kinds! I've learned so much and there has been such great story telling involving and probably the GREATEST part about these kinds of interviewing is that you are presently and preserving EXTRA IMPORTANT HISTORY!!! I think that Shawn Ryan's channel is where I first came across these kinds of interviews years ago and now I sub to a number of great channels with similar guests of which you will be my most recent! God bless you brother and keep up the great work!!! 👍🙏❤️🇺🇸

[@tac0474]

Love these kinds of shows. Not in the military appreciate the insight and knowledge of your guest. Glad we have guys like him out there taking care of the hard choices.

[@elihernandez88]

As someone who's had close friends/trainers Killed in Nicaragua under Jimmy Carter Administration your podcast is a necessary. Thank You

[@harrycook7095]

Really that was Ronald Reagan Shitshow

[@helpsloan]

yeah this guy who commented is correct. the nicaraguan intervention was actually initiated by Ronald Reagan.

[@rosswoodland6449]

Man, that's deep topic that doesn't get brought up enough. Kudos to you both. Subbed, thank you.

[@muskietime]

These Interviews are Unbelievable! Thank you for getting these Amazing Tip of the Spear Warriors to share their Stories. They have such Humanity while doing unbelievable tasks to rid the world of Evil while simultaneously risking their Lives and Livelihoods every second they are on Assignment.

[@DaltonFischerPodcast]

Glad you're enjoying them! Very much agree

[@josepacheco9853]

god bless the men and women that are willing to do the deed that needs to get done, and later are willing to live with it. we are free because of them.

[@sandrad9695]

Well said.

[@theusconstitution1776]

Fascinating❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥🇺🇸 We all knew that these men were impeccable. We just didn’t know how impeccable they were under the promise of death. ❤️‍🔥THANK YOU GENTLEMEN ONE AND ALL❤️‍🔥🇺🇸

[@lawrencecheung73]

I once heard a former Delta say, "You'll have SEALS that want to get into Delta, but never a Delta to the Teams."

[@coreywhitaker9859]

You can't go from delta to the teams...You either make Delta, or you don't make selection...

[@DefinitelyNotBlackOpalDirect]

@@coreywhitaker9859you don’t get it, they don’t *WANT* to. It has nothing to do with what’s possible, it’s what they would or wouldn’t do. Seals want to do delta, delta doesn’t want to go seal.

[@FavourAnanaba]

From a seal team in 6-9 months you are a Delta operator if you pass selection and training on the other hand you'll have around 30 months to be a seal

[@Petarosus]

@@FavourAnanaba Delta is primarily 30+ years old guys, that were usually top profesionals in the military before....Today its not ALWAYS like this...but for the most part...

[@nemesis656]

@@DefinitelyNotBlackOpalDirect You know all about it huh?

[@pecosray]

I like it... I'm in...... Great Job.. And a huge Thank You to our Tier one operators and god bless you all as you do that thing that you do.

[@ThePickleBean]

One of my new favorite shows. Appreciate you man.

[@DaltonFischerPodcast]

Awesome. Thanks for watching brother

[@garydelgaudio5364]

Talk about piose ,,confidence, yet in control,,,,just amazing,,,,thats why there training is beyond intense,,perfection or your out .,,,i have so mush respect for SOs

[@chaoticcaninejb]

Went to the Q Course with Jeff, simply a STUD!

[@Silenced556]

Rad!! Skies the limit for you man!!! I see this channel being a go to source for many viewers and a ton of incredible guests. Fantastic work🤘🏼

[@davidburbank4278]

Hi Dalton. That a great snip of the interview and that it is possible to hit a moving target from a helo. A moving vehicle no less.

[@mikeh.753]

I would never judge what these men are tasked to do. They are the silent keepers of our freedom from evil.

[@jasonodonnell6441]

Your on point with this. Keep it raw and humble and you will do fine.

[@DaltonFischerPodcast]

Will do

[@arnie24070127]

Dude I really wish I could give you constructive feedback but as a GWOT infantry guy this is the best and I really appreciate how much you highlight the lesser known things like your conversation with Brent. Just keep it up man.

[@johnmorganjr769]

Exactly, 🌴 👍

[@DaltonFischerPodcast]

Thanks for serving brother! Glad you're liking the videos and will do

[@D1TITAN.]

yooo is that a wolfhound?

[@jrtate1123]

You hit it on the head Battle 🫡 This was an amazing interview brother, you definitely earned a new Subscriber 🤙🏽🙌🏽💪🏽🫡

[@arnie24070127]

@@D1TITAN. No Fear

[@johnmichael7983]

Great job. Keep bringing us the truth. Too many Americans are clueless about what their freedom costs.

[@askor9585]

Doing missions on other continents plays a role in "our freedom"?

[@loftiswrites]

Incredible. Thank you for doing this show.

[@jjfair1985]

You should interview my grandfather. He was the first black interrogator in the marines. He did a bunch of missions in Vietnam and some very interesting ones after the war.

[@fryertuck6496]

Why do you have to bring race into it? No one cares if he is white, brown or black.

[@saltydog1065]

Nobody gives a damn what color he is dude.

[@Ghostridergt]

Would love to see a quick about me clip. You clearly have a way with words and are a good conversationalist but it always helps to have a bit more context. Keep up the great work, I look forward to what comes next!

[@Paprikawastaken]

If you haven't seen the leaked Delta Force hostage rescue training op where the dude dismounts off of his bird and makes like 100m+ shots (probably in the T zone) with an eotech, while sprinting like a gazelle, then proceeds to clear a building at the same speed until his weapons jams just to turn around and reveal there's like 8 more of these monsters behind him - 7:00 is definitely a truthful statement

[@dchiznit209]

I think the term I heard most often was running like a Clydesdale 😂

[@umendra]

Where can we find the video?

[@Niallistical]

Good job they actually listened to the Brits...for once

[@Paprikawastaken]

@@Niallistical 0 people asked or even mentioned them. You got your attention, congrats. Now go away.

[@VagabondTexan]

@@umendra Nikko Ortiz did a reaction video to it. I don't know what the actual video link was but search for this title on Nikko's Channel "VETERAN SCREAMS AT DELTA FORCE TRAINING VIDEO!! WORLDS BEST SPECIAL OPERATIONS". (I didn't know if posting a link was against the rules on this podcast channel, so I decided to play it safe and post the title only. It's still up because I just watched it).

[@DrKen85]

This was intense. These guys are heroes.

[@sandrad9695]

I’m so thankful that men like this guy being interviewed went into the armed forces and willingly took on the job of being a special operator. A guy as talented, as intelligent, and as disciplined as this could have gone into any field he wanted to and would have been incredibly successful. He has heart. And that’s a part of it too.

[@clydekaila123]

That cut off part was on point 💯

[@legionnaireguerra7511]

Excellent interview, do more !

[@DaltonFischerPodcast]

Much more to come!

[@sheilagadde5975]

Thank you, good interview. Appreciate, Happy New Year 2025.

[@somerandomdudefes31]

You have interesting guests and you let them talk. Keep doing what you're doing.

[@therealfearsome]

the level of respect I have for these guys is uncharted upwards

[@ericolmos7816]

Delta the best man!! Get Kevin Holland on the show. He's a seal team 6 guy who went over to delta force he says Delta is way better! Have him on to go into depth about that. Great show!

[@julionj54]

He's been on a few shows. I've never heard him say delta is "way better".

[@DaltonFischerPodcast]

Thanks for checking it out Eric! I'm familiar with Kevin, would be honored to have him

[@ericolmos7816]

@julionj54 than you weren't listening lol did you hear his speech at the preachers convention? How about the podcast broke into 3 parts game of crimes? He broke down why delta is better. Your missing things boy...

[@julionj54]

@@ericolmos7816 I might've missed it. Consider this, he left the navy around the age of 25. Maybe it's just a case of recency bias. I think delta are better but I wouldn't say way better as both units are peers.

[@ericolmos7816]

@julionj54 they are way better lol when you have a team 6 guy pre GWOT say they are better than Kevin Holland post GWOT say they are way better who are you to judge? People get all butt hurt because they like navy seal movies there's a reason why DELTA operates in the shadows dude they are the best Tier 1 unit in the world they don't need to advertise they just do. The biggest missions, most important jobs go to DELTA. Listen to Rob o. Neill on the Shawn Ryan show say they worked for delta and DJ Shipley say the "unit" is where the pros are not team 6. How many dudes have to say it before the point is made??

[@10MMGary]

Nicely done, keep on keeping on.

[@Agusbrooksy]

>> GREAT INTERVIEWS, MAN!!

[@ratter531]

Utmost respect for these elite breed of soldiers.

[@abizzomb86]

Great interview man

[@tradmanmike3360]

Everyone hates a warrior, until the enemy is at the gate. God blessed America with our Delta Force, our military.

[@sandrad9695]

I have never hated the military or soldiers; I have always respected them and admired them. I know what you’re saying is true, but I have never understood it. It makes no sense to me. It’s weird.

[@jacksonmarshallkramer5087]

I'm a former deputy sheriff and I started shooting when I was 6. .22 rifles and shotguns when I got a little older. My mom bought me my first.22 rifle when I was 12. When I was 21, I got my first handgun, a Smith &Wesson 3913 9mm. Five yrs later, I graduated the academy and was issued a S&W 5906. I thought I was a good shooter. When I saw Larry Vickers shoot a handgun, I realized that I was not good shot. He's easy to find vids of. Should look into his footage. He's in the documentary about the Delta hostage rescue of Kurt Muse from the Panamanian prison at the beginning of the Panama invasion.

[@joelpierce3940]

Also Jerry Muclick (Spelling)

[@long-range-eliminator]

Sure hated to see Larry get in all that trouble

[@FreddyB415]

I met a marine, I asked Dev or Delta? He said, hands down Delta seeing both in training. But he also mentioned SAD also.

[@markkuskin5453]

Appreciate the video-high quality and very informative.👍

[@lancemillington5814]

Anyone who serves their respective nation in armed services deserve respect, it's a sacrifice of self. Tier 1 functions outside of 'war' operations and are a force multiplier designed for unusual non standard off book behind lines, doors, buildings, security whatever they go in and observe and/or deliver on the mission. Absorbing pain, psychological and physical demands and they still step up everytime. British SAS, Delta, Seals, Alpha grouo Spetsnatz, plus the off book agency type operators are a level above the level above specia forces. It's not about better it's a different focus. Green Berets, Rangers, British Marines, British Paratroopers are above usual military and function and get sent first, but usually tier 1 was there ahead of them.

[@MCFCTheMadHatter]

Great interview. Def going to watch the full one. New sub. Well done man👍

[@AnthonyDibiaseIdeas]

Well done. Thank you.

[@Josh-xh3mh]

The chairs and the background with the guns reminds me of the Shawn Ryan show

[@hobiwan23]

That was excellent. The dude's story was really interesting.

[@dawnbell681]

Thank you for your sacrifice and your service. I am a natural born citizen of the USA. and so are my father/mother, grandparents, great grandparents, and so on. My father and uncle served in the military, Army, and Marine. I will always pray for all of the military and look forward to the day we have Donald J. Trump as Commander-n-Chief. We must protect and defend our country. ❤ I I'll be praying for the safety of us all against all evil!! I am looking forward to watching your channel and believe I will love it the way I love The Shawn Ryan Show. ❤

[@Americanheld]

Great video and great little channel, hope you grow big!

[@DaltonFischerPodcast]

Thanks for checking it out!

[@ColKurtzknew]

Jujutsu, wrestling, boxing sure but he is also an ultramarathoner with that frame and mass !

[@duxdawg]

Delta operators are the Top 1% of humanity.

[@creepy847]

Great video.. New Sub.. Honored to be hear and listen to these men... PS nice job interviewing...

[@miguelsouderado3459]

Subscribe: done. Thank you for letting your guest talk. I want to watch more. Looking forward to what you have planned. Well done.

[@DaltonFischerPodcast]

Thanks so much for the sub Miguel!

[@vettevegas]

Harry Bosch's brother ... needs a TV show. Remember the show "The Unit".

[@JonathanSmith-fc9ve]

Great show.

[@DaltonFischerPodcast]

Thanks Jonathan!

[@j9717j]

Delta is like the closest thing to what you see in movies. They’re so good it seems unrealistic…

[@joshuaputman8307]

Pat Macnamara, John "Shrek" Mcphee....both would be great interviews.

[@patriciacoburn5415]

First time watching! Enjoyed very much!

[@DaltonFischerPodcast]

Thanks for watching Patricia!

[@schafer18]

I would respectfully ask you reach out to Liam Collins and/or Michail Huerter, both former CAG officers and amazing leaders. Col Collins won best ranger in 07.

[@gsp536]

Damn this sounds like what law enforcement goes through EVERY DAY!!! Glad to be in the same world they live in!

[@duxdawg]

LEOs are pre-K. Delta are PhDs. Nowhere near the same league.

[@avia4281]

What are the best non-fiction or autobiographical books on US based tier one units? I'm not looking for books about tier one operators giving life advice, just books about the lives of operators and the units they served in.

[@jalopywrench]

Keep up the good work.

[@rogerweisse1213]

Thanks for sharing 🎉

[@thomaslambert6007]

nice work y hola de tasmania. id like to see an interview from an australian sas operator

[@dougreynolds2813]

this was an interesting video, i like their credo; i'll check back.

[@Theozman2]

Great job.

[@luminator8888]

great job

[@niallcarson1093]

Excellent content

[@76digno]

Awesome, I have a question: how do we repair the VA healthcare system? So many nonprofit organizations are out there trying to help veterans, especially those at risk of suicide prevention and homelessness. Organizations like the American Legion and the VFW advocate and lobby for us in DC, but it almost seems like lip service. Any and every veteran as a member of these organizations paid dues, but the legislation is minuscule compared to the support that's needed for those veterans who are at risk of homelessness and suicide. We need to put together a more proactive plan and find a way to hold our political leaders accountable for those who come back home from combat or those who are already home from serving more than 12 or 3 tours of combat and are still suffering. We can't nitpick special interest veterans based on their skill set and what they have done. Let me know what you think and whether or not this is a valid question.

[@jorgepena3316]

Great channel. Congrats. You gotta get Nick Irving in there. His ability to paint a picture of his experiences is amazing.

[@mikeriley8546]

great video awesome guest

[@TalkingRescueRottieNamed-go4zl]

Outstanding!

[@garystromberg8856]

Well done!!

[@gravitytester1963]

Yes, more of this

[@Detached4547]

0% Tolerance all day everyday and some more before bed.

[@jibguy2003]

Respect!✊

[@cheynespc]

when u think your strong , watch a few delta stories to humble you again

[@nicholasjohnson6721]

I like your interview also .... so interesting listening to these badass mofos

[@colmbolger2109]

Delta are self sufficient on ops. Seals are backed up by the navy. So theres that alone. So Delta are all trained for all and every battlefield tasks. So the High Kings of Commandos.

[@ericb.4358]

In all of the former Delta Force operator interviews I have seen on You Tube I see little evidence of traces of PTSD. I think this is due as much to the vetting process as to their training. It appears that Psychological Resilience seems to be the key much more than vetting for psychological "normalcy'.

[@gailsteidl3707]

Rory-Not Gail: SALUTE!

[@jaime683]

Hi, I would like to hear from another branch of service, the submariner community, specifically the CO’s of NR1 and folks on special missions boats. Nothing so recent, Cold War era is fine.

[@bdcochran01]

Let me address training. Some people think it is a matter of how many pushups you can do. Actually, it is a mental challenge to keep focused. A couple of examples come to mind. You go through a shoot house alone and you are to clear it. The instructors want you to foul up. You go to the funnel of death and take out two make believe bad guys. You have a 7 shot 1911. I stopped, smiled at the a---t instructor and reloaded with a full magazine. Entered the room and encountered 6 bad guys! If I were not focused, I would have gone dry. I go through another room. I never spot the bad guy looking into the room through a window! Or. One day at the ranges. A police swat team is on a range. The unit has never take a shot over 70 yards in police work. We go to a different range. Everyone is using a custom rifle. The goal is to take the cold shot into a one inch square at 100 yards. The competition? You are handed one round. You run to a pad, take a prone position, shoot 100 yards. The target is a raw egg in an egg cup at 100 yards and you are not to damage the egg cup.

[@jun1orbaitor44]

I believe this was a clip from one of his therapy sessions

[@mikevoll8822]

Good stuff. I was an E3 navy guy in 68. Had a blister once. I am available for interview.

[@robertbeck9994]

Damn, that's impressive!! Which foot!!! 😏

[@markpaul7887]

Nice!

[@mikevoll8822]

@@robertbeck9994 Not my foot. My right palm. And I'm right handed!

[@7cafeify]

Great Interview ! and question ,was product u use on your hair that give it the look of wet ,or that look thanks

[@NCmtnMan89]

Would be cool to hear from pat macnamera

[@David-kg1hc]

Fucking wild man.

[@Joseph_Knight]

This topic is especially relevant today, given the ongoing Israeli-Arab conflict. While it's possible to destroy a village and eliminate a key target, such actions often lead to more problems, as survivors are likely to join enemy forces, perpetuating the cycle of violence. This approach proves self-defeating, offering no lasting resolution. That’s why I’m proud of America for considering non-combatants in their strategy, striving to avoid civilian casualties. This kind of restraint not only preserves lives but also upholds our integrity on the global stage.