United Kingdom Special Forces Support Group - "Stronger Together"

[@yes-vu8zp]

I love how the uk is such a small country but the military is one of the best in the world for it's size and is very capable.

[@nickjohnson710]

Our armed forces are the best in the world always have been....we always set the standard 🇬🇧

[@twr4555]

Nick Johnson very true, other countries just have enormous budgets to put into their armed forces.

[@smnsmts1916]

@@twr4555 Not saying Belgium is better than SAS in any way but I'm proud of what our country has when you see our small budget.

[@lwinkydink4774]

The only reason the American soldiers a potraded as good is because they have alot a gear

[@tylercheetham2405]

Lewis jones as the saying goes all the gear... no idea

[@davidwhite5721]

Yes and the government just want to cut our budget every year, I've served this country for 39yrs and it's getting worse but when we are needed they expect us to work with nothing, been there where I've had to buy my own equipment so I can function absolutely ridiculous 👍

[@hnguye22]

SAS has set a tone for all countries to follow including US Army Delta Force.

[@noahgallagher8079]

@Game LuX ok weeb

[@yes-vu8zp]

@Game LuX Actually he's very right the only reason delta force is a thing is because the commander of it spent time with sas and was inspired, I'd check your facts dude.

[@zzzo4509]

I think you will find if you really know your shit, the best are the Israelis but they don’t brag. They do the hardest selection on the planet and have the best sf soldiers. They train the sas a lot

[@hnguye22]

@Shio MACV-SOG was formed during the Vietnam conflict. America learn to fight dirty by using unconventional warfare. It was formed by multi-service US special operations unit monitored the Ho Chi Minh trail. Trained native people (Vietnamese, Montagnard, and Cambodian) conducted raids against the Viet Minh.

[@hnguye22]

@@zzzo4509 IDF is found in 1948, while SAS has conducted raids on the German airfields and cut off supply line on North Africa during WW II. How it possible Is Israel train SAS? I don't recall Israeli involve in the WW II. Provide assistance maybe.

[@Fijian_Brit24]

My dads in the sfsg 1 para and hes inspired me to join the army ❤

[@Bullet-Tooth-Tony-]

Your dad is the ultimate bad ass mate

[@UserName-yw9ye]

Same still in st athan ?

[@Fijian_Brit24]

@@UserName-yw9ye might know you lad 😂

[@johnrodriguez3870]

Ooh Rah and Hooah, UK Special Forces Support Group, from this Prior Service USMC and US Army Veteran!!🇬🇧🇺🇸🦅🗽🔪🗡️⚔️🔫💣🔥💥💀☠️

[@TheHypernaught]

No matter what branch, after your relative selection, you all undergo the same training regarding soldiering and fieldcraft. Some branches do it better but the crux is the same. British infanteers are some of the best in the world, even the basic of them can carry huge loads (tabbing, yomping, rucking) over exception distances, as demonstrated in the Falklands. San Carlos to Port Stanley. Ok, the Paras and Marines have that badge, but you can't discount the fury of the Guardsmen that day.

[@TheKenkohater]

TheHypernaught the guards got beasted for more than a year after they came back from the falklands, as they hadn’t performed as expected, and where essentially punished for the performance they gave. Infantry is infantry, glad I’m not doing it.

[@davidwhite5721]

We do cross training at each others countries we learn all the time when people say they are the best this and that, they don't really know we all work together to get the same job done no matter what

[@householdharcleys5115]

@@TheKenkohater hadn’t performed as expected what the fuck you on about

[@jacktherimmer]

The mental strength is the most impressive. Especially under pressure. Everyone gets scared, nervous or negative but it doesn’t effect them. Or they handle it better

[@savethebeesplantherbs8809]

It might look a small place britian but throughout its long history many step up and look at death in face and yet still walk foward fear nothing fight with everything

[@DDougz]

That music on the second half is just 👌

[@waynephillips4346]

Always, never not ready

[@DianaKazimiera-]

Great respect for #SFSG🇬🇧 soldiers 🕊️ Always good luck! #Soldiers #Veterans #SFSG #Support #Relations 🤝 #Honor #Dignity #Cooperation 🤝#MedicalCare 🩺 #Family #Future Respect,memory for all those who died on mission and operations Honorable Heroes #memory #dignity #respect 🕊️🕯️🥀 #Elite ⭐

[@Nazareeni]

3:40 Epic.

[@bobpage6597]

I was just thinking that. A total badass look with the jacket and gallon like hat. Makes him look a bit like a cowboy hahah!

[@melindabendle6459]

GOD BLESS ALL ARMED FORCES UNITED STATE'S MILITARY..🇺🇸🌎🌍🌏🇺🇸🌹🇬🇧

[@Dr.IanPlect]

vomit mythology

[@DianaKazimiera-]

God bless 🙏Great respect 🕊️🤝 BOWS 🪖

[@abhijeetsurve10]

Special forces across the globe share the same mindset same spirit.. i.e. anything n everything this possible

[@carljones7466]

The best of the best British armed forces

[@andrewcharley1893]

Thankyou for this !!!!!!! This is real kick ass stuff, love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@thekingslyy1995]

legends🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@tonylochner]

Well done Guys , my memories.

[@AR-ov2nr]

My FULL respect and admiration, to all of you....

[@jetlui87]

I love how you explain every pic and video, I just wish I could read faster lol

[@yanpenado3354]

Can you do a video on the pathfinders (16 air assault brigade) please bro

[@Kanutster]

Yeah, I can do :)

[@seumasnatuaighe]

The "Support Group" is the 1st Battalion, Parachute Regiment. No more, no less. It's like the 75th Rangers and OD Delta.

[@ThriftyCracker42069]

They're not like Delta, the SAS is.

[@JammyDodger45]

Well it clearly isn't. Para Veg struggling to grasp the basics yet again. 😇

[@Lestalad1961]

Except you’re wrong. My lads in SFSG and was previously 2 Sqdn RAF Reg. There are RM at St Athan too.

[@A21A11A]

Dave radbrand on the thumbnail :)

[@lovelybitofbugle219]

Nice video mate ✌

[@idoperetz746]

another stellar video

[@Adywebb123]

You’ve got some good videos there but you have missed one. MAW cadre. The longest and one of the toughest. They go completely under the radar of most civvies. Royal Marines Mountain Artic warfare cadre. They carry the title of ML. Mountain leader no fancy badges or funny colour berets.

[@ColourOfTheGods]

"Married man's SAS" as it was called

[@Adywebb123]

@@ColourOfTheGods I doubt that, it is a lot longer training to get in, and the critia for applying was /is a lot harder than both the sas and sbs.

[@ColourOfTheGods]

@@Adywebb123 When were you in then? Royal?

[@Adywebb123]

@@ColourOfTheGods 86/95. Wasn’t good enough to be a ML had a lot of training with them msi and artic courses.

[@ColourOfTheGods]

@@Adywebb123 Fair one, I was in 05-14. Worked with a couple of ML's who used the above term

[@winkle1]

top boys respect

[@studavies1967]

Fabulous as always

[@Kanutster]

Thank you, Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@tracyhorrocks9003]

They all do a good job in defending the country s in question keep on right to the end and keep safe t

[@jarrodyuki7081]

yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@mattwestby1169]

I'm ex3para and been left a while now, but does anyone know why 1para was the only Battalion that went on to form the SFSG after all there are 2 & 3para. 🤔🤔🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@juliespencer1164]

our Armed forces are the best.

[@importantname]

These Groups are needed and being formed because the majority of Traditional units are getting ready to fight Napolean.

[@Cryotech240]

Gonna be joinin them after raf regiment

[@tommyatkins6169]

Raf reg bod😂😂😂

[@ni3cat]

imagine you are the guy, which even special units need your help.

[@dianasantiago4588]

The best guys good job

[@skylongskylong1982]

Being an Ex ROCKAPE there is no other Regiment that gets more banter. There are good points being in the RAF Regiment, and my favourite part was when I used to Attend Army or Marine Courses , you always used to find a bunch of bananas on your bunk. Remember “ To make ROCKAPE happy give him a banana. Also when it comes to CBRN at Winterbourn Gunner, you always find the RAF REGIMENT instructing .

[@christophermarshall5015]

i did an exercise against them in the 1980's [you know the old break into an airfield waste of time things]we had to wake up half of them up [who were on stag] so we could kidnap them, i do hope they got better over the years lol

[@skylongskylong1982]

christopher marshall Sorry to rain on your parade the RAF Regiment does not do security inside airfields. They are doing preventive Covert observation posts, QRF, all outside the wire. Otherwise how are you going to stop a stand off attack, or have prior warning. Inside in the wire you have normal airmen( airframe fitters, engine fitters,admin,storemen, etc) During playing enemy on tacavales at RAF Bruggen the airmen did have the habit of falling a sleep in HAS, or sandbag sangers We used to remove the working parts from their rifles. The worst was a certain USAFE base in the U.K. where for the Exercise they flew in Texas National Guard to beef up there security. They got them to dig foxholes 25 yards apart, near the main security fence ,but the problem the exercise was in February, and we found many on the verge of hypothermia! I am surprised none of them died on that Winter Exercise. Sure you are not really a CFAV ?

[@rossdalziel6615]

I know winterborne well! Was based there for a year for the salisbury nerve attack 2018!i was on 27 sqn

[@angrywelshman7207]

To be honest right I'd be pretty happy if someone left a banana at my bed I wouldn't even take it as an insult I love me some bananas best fruit ever hands down 🤣🤣

[@mweston25]

Sky long Skylong It’s been a while since I have had my kit cut off and scrubbed with cold water on a crisp fresh January.

[@eugengodla7737]

Best army in the world 🌍 SAS ❤️👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@paulkearney7721]

I know 1 of the blokes in this video, he’s the one sitting on the red car... he is my dads best friend he’s a top bloke.

[@RafaelSilvahh]

British army accept foreigners?

[@jimbobhk2009]

How does a royal marine become part of the sfsg? Do they have to go through extra training?

[@marshmelloshyper8111]

I’m pretty sure they run a small cadre with FPGRM, it’s a lot more competitive in the marines as SFSG is mainly 1PARA

[@funwithflags7506]

we need one on the SRR OR JSG

[@elvis9195]

Remember when 2 Sqn got smashed by 1 Para in Dover prior to setting up SFSG!

[@elvis9195]

@Jimmy Millar Clueless, why don't i? I know a lot more than you!

[@elvis9195]

@Jimmy Millar Typical Rock Ape, I was at Connaught Bks! That's all, bye!

[@elvis9195]

@Jimmy Millar Walt? 9 medals says not, plain clothes in Ni says not, you're the walt,

[@averageman9424]

Smashed how? A small bar fight?

[@JammyDodger45]

I think he means smashed in the shower block. The Paras are always up for a bit of 'prison love'. But I do like how they apparently needed a Battalion to take on a Company Minus of RAF 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@dawansiepmann1622]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍👍

[@andrewwallace9290]

It looks like they pretty much do the same training as SAS. I wonder how many go on to do full selection? Great vid by the way. Oh yeah - and a new subscriber

[@Kanutster]

Quite a few go into the SAS and SBS

[@markiatto_4292]

Uksfsg, Recce troop and pathfinders are like a rite of passage for those wanting to join sas or sbs

[@hnguye22]

Less than 10%. Still another 2 or 3 more years for get into the Regiment. Most of those made selections, still fail.

[@davidwhite5721]

They all do eventually 👍

[@jimbob7370]

Any chance of making a PF one ?

[@Kanutster]

That's going to be my next video! :)

[@BusyBrainyBody]

What about a support group for women who love men in British Special Forces? We pray for these men, sometimes never hearing from them again, not knowing if he’s out there living his life or dead. Men shouldn’t just disregard women who care about them and leave them to worry. We pray for you even when we have no contact, a good woman still prays and acts as a guardian for the soldiers she knows. Those women do a service too. To all the women here who feel the same, God knows the efforts and prayers we give. And that is just as important as a man who serves. God loving women and their connection to God through prayer and devotion is something to respect. I don’t need Josiah to come back and be my man if that’s not what he wants. I just want him alive and well. Because love isn’t an attachment. It’s a desire for your well-being. And many women have prayers for soldiers. We are out here connecting you to God whether you write home to us or not. We pray for you. We care. 🥰

[@Dingo-1]

Can you do a video on army air Corp apaches n that

[@stevejessemey8428]

No comment where comments are needed.

[@danielmckeown2600]

02:50 baseball cap, old dpm Wonder who the Brit is? Ha

[@mostofajawaditmumrhythm3817]

Can someone explain why the British special units are using US uniforms?

[@TT-hd3zi]

They’re not?

[@Kanutster]

They were in US uniforms to blend in while on joint ops

[@harrywebsters2318]

It's just being ally. Getting away with being able to dress differently from everyone else.

[@amboyjamboy2267]

yup..aside from having significant uniform..sas was formed way back before the evolution of delta force..corect me if im wrong...so i thnk sas had it first to aquire or made those uniforms first and the rest followed suit

[@kurtsteiner8384]

Question guys. Do royal navy comandos still exist or have they been disbanded now like many others. I don't mean royal marine comandos. It was in my time possible to do the royal marine commando course, although you were in the RN, RAF, ARMY etc. Once completed you got the green berets like the RM commandos having completed the course and been selected.

[@PatrickKelly-lz3pv]

The Royal Naval Commandos were a commando formation of the Royal Navy which served during the Second World War. The first units were raised in 1942 and by the end of the war, 22 company-sized units had been raised to carry out various tasks associated with establishing, maintaining and controlling beachheads during amphibious operations. Royal Naval Commando parties took part in all Allied amphibious landings from early 1942 to the end of the war, when they were disbanded. Operations included the landings at Diego Suarez on Madagascar, Operation Torch, Operation Neptune, the Screwdriver operations in Burma, Operation Market-Garden and the assault on Walcheren.

[@trident1314]

Yes, raf navy army all do the same all arms course, only army and navy wear the mudguards though

[@pr0xy373]

they still exist, royal navy medical assisants and mine clearance divers can do the course.

[@seanbooth9330]

Yes we had them down at Lympstone commando training centre when I was a Royal marine recruit in 1999. They were on the PT staff

[@maze2512]

What role does the path finders and mountain leaders play in this? Why not use the, (not be 1 para and marines or weak) but pf and ml are already highly trained. Or is it mainly for man power?

[@trident1314]

pathfinders and MLs come under different command structures, SFSG come under DSF which is basically a self contained special forces formation that can operate independently. Pathfinders and MLs have operated along side SAS/SBS in the past though and probably still do

[@EssTuey360]

Pathfinders and MLs are brigade assets where as SFSG comes under DSF.

[@garryharriman7349]

How did you know what units the individual came from as outlined in your upload? Did you know them? Are/were you a SFSG member?

[@Kanutster]

Mostly from their regiments Instagram, like the No. II Squadron RAF regiment SFSG operators I got them from the RAF Regiments Instagram and no I've never been in the SFSG

[@davidwhite5721]

Well if people chat on different platforms then they need to have a word with themselves, what happens on the Battle field stays on the battlefield nobody gives a f so long as they have their freedom not knowing the sacrifices we do for people every single day

[@rontiemalo9513]

These lads are what the Bookies call...'also rans.' The good news is though...they get to black out their faces for cameras.

[@matthewstewart5397]

2.39 ant Middleton left of pic??

[@kopite8971]

No mate, he looks older and not as ripped lol

[@JammyDodger45]

AM wasn't a big unit when he was at Poole, he got the steroids when he left the military.

[@catlee8064]

2:45 how many times is this guy going to be SAS/SFSG/SBS/SRR identified? He cant be in all of them....

[@papawhisky5794]

He was SFSG, RAF Reg. Ended up getting kicked out.

[@JammyDodger45]

@@papawhisky5794 - I don't think you're right. He's from the same base as my mate but a different unit and there are no 🦀 there.

[@papawhisky5794]

@@JammyDodger45 100% Raf Reg mate.

[@JammyDodger45]

@@papawhisky5794 - I'm presuming you served with him then to be 100% certain? My Oppo reckons he was part of the RN contingent on 148 Battery.

[@JammyDodger45]

@@papawhisky5794 - I guess we'll never know if you served with him then as you've gone radio silence on us 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@mouhmouh-nd2uw]

👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑

[@qemmatai5337]

So its basically what the 75th ranger regiment is to Delta 🤷‍♀️

[@gangstar8652]

3.42: Who the fook is that guy?

[@terrypoole7978]

Best snatch squads going .a high value taget had little chance. ?Dead ir Alive.(Like the wikd West ) ha,ha.

[@nnn1880]

Mes Qigood tem

[@paulmiller7222]

not a real video, made up of youtube clips, ( How Would I Know ) Im Real Infantry, SPFSG Dont Allow Footage, Fact

[@munkyslappa]

Soooo....not SF then

[@non-masturbatingtyrannosau3476]

They are under the direction of the Director of Special Forces so they are special forces

[@rontiemalo9513]

They must be good at marching cos them RAF regiment geazors is good at that and guarding the NAAFI against break- ins by agitated WAAF's.

[@zarelli7831]

Obviously not if there in SFSG

[@JohnRodriguez-si9si]

Squared Away British Army, Royal Marines and Royal Air Force Asset, the Special Forces Support Group ( SFSG) is a credit to the National Defense and Homeland Security of The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, as well as It's NATO Allies , including My Country, The United States of America. 🇺🇸🇺🇲❤️♥️🇬🇧🇬🇧🪂🤿🪖💣💥🔥🛡️🗡️⚔️‼️