United States Army Green Berets | 10th Special Forces Group (Airborne) | 2022

United States Army Green Berets | 10th Special Forces Group (Airborne) | 2022
The 10th Special Forces Group (Airborne) (10th SFG (A), or 10th Group) is an active duty United States Army Special Forces (SF) Group. The 10th Group is responsible for operations within the EUCOM area of responsibility, as part of Special Operations Command Europe (SOCEUR). In 2009, as part of a new SOCOM directive, the group is now also responsible for operations within the AFRICOM area of responsibility. The 10th SFG(A) was deployed to Saudi Arabia in 1991 during the First Persian Gulf War, and has been heavily involved in the War on Terrorism, deploying to Georgia, North Africa, Afghanistan, and consistently to Iraq.
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[@markfennell1604]

I miss those days, I was never a green beret (i tried didn't get selected) but the cohesion that you build with your brothers that will stick with you for life. im 100% disabled vet now but seeing this brings back memories. Thanks for each in everyone of your service.

[@matthewmedeiros5832]

Thank you for service I have a question is there guns that can be fired under water

[@user-rn9lc7hx2x]

I am married to a Ex Green Beret . I have much respect for you troops. Joe and I were married five days when he got his orders for Special Forces training. Years later he made Team Sergeant I was so proud. He was gone a lot but,when he came home ,it was worth the wait.

[@chrisdenning7978]

4:12 he really hit the slide cancel move. Respect to these absolute badass operators

[@audiemuniz6445]

Respect for them! Without them I could not live the way I do right now. Thanks!

[@steventhomas2936]

Love the green berets doing the shit the seals can do ❤

[@alperurgenc760]

thank you for your service we feel safe with you ❤💙

[@dannyrobles5512]

🦁 Fighting Soldiers from the sky, land or sea. I supported the Green Beret for eight years in communications. I was able to wear the Green Beret in the 1st BN, 10th Special Forces, Bad Tolz, Germany. Airborne all the way!

[@billbirchman362]

I love that how the last one to jump at 5:59 had the go pro on . Good production within this thing.

[@KittenBowl1]

Thank you for your service! 🇺🇸❤️‍🔥

[@Ethan-xf4or]

The way they come out the water with the fucking guns that’s some fucking badass shit right there!

[@guoss7741]

It's just those who serve capitalists to invade other nations.

[@geraldboykin6159]

This operation or tactics has been going on for decades. Dolphins are trained to place bombs underneath ships. (Hello)

[@TROOP235]

Times archive never fails with the content.

[@steventhomas2936]

Never!! Love all there stuff

[@connor56347]

God damn that man got lots of cool guy points at 4:12 hahaha

[@5FIVE6CHRIS]

LMAO who told him it was a bad ass thing to slide 🤣😂🤣

[@mduette6341]

Thank you for sharing 🇺🇸Amazing 👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏for the best

[@jeromebetts5626]

Made thought in1975 as a Ranger from First 75th Great time, Honor graduate

[@user-dd3wf4jl2b]

I always feel that the US military is like people outside the earth, and other countries are indigenous to the earth.

[@user-dd3wf4jl2b]

@@speedracer2336 Thank you for your reply. I would like to write some examples about the intelligence personnel of the United States in the Iraq war. If you have appropriate books or articles, please recommend them. Thank you very much. I have been reading books in this field recently, such as George W. Bush's autobiography "difficult choices", and also checked some articles of Wiki about the United States special joint operations command. I always feel that there is no specific description, which is unreliable. If it doesn't involve national security, thank you

[@user-dd3wf4jl2b]

@J VPN 呵呵

[@vithawatmuaythai3415]

แพ้ทุกสมรภูมิ

[@gtr.453]

@@user-dd3wf4jl2b You're wrong

[@evilsimeon]

@@vithawatmuaythai3415 Since when

[@pageone3791]

From what I have researched, the difference between S.F. divers and Seals is S.F. is more river and coastal infil while seals are more deep water insertions.

[@joseleonjr9939]

Amazing

[@thestevecbr]

seeing those guys in less than 5 feet underwater with a rebreather (no bubbles) until they stand up with rifles drawn is scary as hell when youre on the receiving end…

[@AeroPrimeOG]

These guys can do almost everything.

[@nicolasmachiavelo3981]

@@AeroPrimeOG presque comme tu dit pour cela il ne vont pas en Ukraine 🇺🇦 😂😂😂 ils ont trop peur !

[@xo5347]

@@nicolasmachiavelo3981 they don’t go to ukraine because that would start ww3, and there are former american special forces fighting there as contractors.

[@TyMcLeod]

@@nicolasmachiavelo3981 Ain’t no value in going to Ukraine.

[@muhammadalvendra8544]

Have trailer the life torpedo....??

[@batmanforever4640]

Very good!

[@108pel]

Nice footage.. brings back some memories 👌

[@congsan3528]

Thank you for our brave men and women soldiers. God Bless.

[@RAPEDBYBLACKS]

thank you for what? are they helping you pay your rent?

[@alrziranen1312]

I am Iranian but I love these american troops and I always pray for them

[@ney69]

Alah ak bar

[@MuhammadBinAbdullah-cv7tp]

They make those exercises look fairly easy . That is called "mastery" These United States Army Green Berets commandos are that good! God Bless America Thanks For Your Service 6

[@SayNoToTapWater]

Incredible

[@rubensanmaurodelbosqur1950]

Excelente video 👏 👏

[@kalyapornuwandon7560]

ชอบนะเขามีหลักโดยชัดเจน,ไว้ใจ,เพื่อนแหละผู้บังคับบัญชาได้,เครื่องมือก็มีประสิทธิภาพ,,สร้างความมั่นใจได้,

[@johngross8300]

Great watch.

[@jeffreymoscardelli8428]

Down in south Florida between Miami-dade and Monroe county is where they train some times to do demolition aka explosion work

[@steventhomas2936]

People forget about the green berets and how good they actually are!! 🙌🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@lauravarona6717]

Is crazy, GOD BLESS AMERICA 🇺🇸🎉🪅🎊🪄

[@gregoryc5431]

Awesome content. That rebreather tank technology has changed the game. I would think they perform night missions, I'm curious if they have some form of underwater night vision technology

[@sandyboots4754]

Night ops are nothing new. Combat swimmers used to use nav boards, with illuminated compasses and depth gauges. These have been superseded by the CDNM (combat diver navigation module) which incorporates all the necessary functions into a form of head-up display within a divers face mask.

[@timsgta]

I'm sure they do.

[@DJ-fd4qk]

Underwater night vision isn’t really a thing used by the military. Night vision works by magnifying ambient and IR light. At night, underwater, light doesn’t really pass through all that well even at 10-15m which is a typical depth. Thus night vision doesn’t really work underwater, and even if it did using a sort of goggles would risk getting compromising by the faint digital glow which could be seen from the surface. If you notice, underwater military vehicles like Submarines and the SEAL Delivery Vehicle have no windows, and it’s for a reason. Swimmers rely on navigation instruments and their fin strokes to get them from point A to B

[@evilsimeon]

@@sandyboots4754 I want one

[@tree01house]

It all started with re-breathers, post dive chambers, forced air.... SCUBA came later. Drägerwerk developed its first submarine rebreather as early as 1907, and Bernhard and Johann Heinrich Dräger introduced the first portable diving apparatus in 1912. It was an important innovation, though at first glance there was little to distinguish it from conventional helmet diving equipment. Swimming in 5ft of water without being seen is hard than one might think.

[@zoilaabejo3375]

Nice.Good training underwater .

[@legfull1607]

Respect à ce homme

[@arildoaparecidocosta5729]

Ótimo vídeo trabalho gualidade total bazuka Foz do Iguaçu pr Brasil 🇧🇷

[@richardjohn4431]

Nice training guys

[@-eddie-5406]

Let’s get dudes coordinated skills that very few can accomplish you can’t appreciate this enough the amount of drive attention to detail and just raw nature of what it takes to do this 🙏🤘🏻😜🤘🏻

[@rjakob8073]

Hello Eddie I was assigned to the 1st. Batt. of the 10th SFG then out of FT. Devens Massachusetts in early 1980, as a support soldier. It's true those "Snake Eaters" as we called them. were well trained. Many were Q- qualified ( except for support soldiers ) most of the snake eaters were decent but we as support members of that same battalion were looked down upon as those bleeping snake eaters thought they were the Best! Every time I turned around they were breaking safety rules on one issue or another. Back then my MOS was a 43-E2P. That was an Airborne paratrooper but that was as close as "I" wanted to be associated with snake eaters. While they're at FT. Devens, I've never seen such a bunch of crazed Red Necks in my life! Luckily for myself, I was only stationed there for 16 months as prior to this assignment I came from Italy, as I was assigned to the 1/509th Airborne Inf. and transferred to Devens with 6 years active duty under my belt as a Sgt. E-5 at the time. Honestly, I'll never forget the friends I've made and the countries I've traveled to and I still consider that duty stationed to be one of the best in Europe for American paratroopers. As for my 16-month tenure at that hole in that ground known as Ft. Devens, it's now pretty much a "Ghost Town" That battalion of snake eaters if I remember correctly left and packed up for Ft. Carson Colorado, I believe in 85, or 86? Good God damn riddens!

[@-eddie-5406]

@@rjakob8073 I served after active duty in the national guard with the 20th group . Had a great time and learned a lot wasn’t a long tabber but got to do all the kewl training and such that particular assignment mos was a 56m so as you can imagine I had my work cut out for me was tagged with the nickname altar boy hahaha ! It was really an awesome experience though , I just retired last year 23yrs and I miss it already the relationship and brotherhood is something that not replaceable! Thank you for your service my bro

[@user-cb9kx1yi7d]

The invisible strike power of the US army!!!

[@lankalakshandesilva2097]

wow tq 🙏🏻🇱🇰

[@evawilliam2265]

All my R-E-S-P-E-C-T to you all👏👏👍🙏❤️

[@brucemars3856]

very cool

[@zutzun8230]

4:13 look at that cowboy slide…. Hotdamn God bless USA!

[@pyuket]

nice

[@blackquiver]

I love the water.

[@andhikawjjaya486]

TOP👍👍

[@sjwilloughby-greene8214]

Holy cow..💚💚💚

[@setthachokps4575]

NICE SQUAD

[@top10ofallkinds]

Mad respect from 🇮🇱❤️🇺🇲

[@user-iz9pn3ig1j]

Спасибо .My brigade

[@menacereconnaissance7406]

Very outstanding skills SOF Operators

[@abdurrazaak]

I'm wondering against which Muslim country are they going to use this now.

[@C0SSAC]

@@abdurrazaak you know the proverb…

[@abdurrazaak]

@@C0SSAC 🧨

[@C0SSAC]

@@abdurrazaak I wonder what watchlist that comment put you on

[@user-kd1xf2ou1m]

Возвращайтесь живыми и здоровыми🙏🙏🙏

[@actiontvkorea]

이거보니 갑자기 다이빙이 너무 가고싶네.. 👏

[@ioanbota9397]

Realy I like this powerful special forces

[@MrPepperoni16]

homie slid in with the heat at 04:12

[@warlore1233]

3:05 reminds of that black ops mission underwater

[@seoulin3227]

GREAT U.S..A GOOD!!! THANK'S!!! 고맙습니다!!!

[@X09311]

Another Banger 👏

[@user-ri6cb1zf9y]

It was the best of times

[@sitiradziyah2159]

Rad, salute, lk great this video, show, training, exercise, drive in the blue water, physical, spiritual, respect team army, god bless, stysafe, stystrong, to protect the country. Frm. Miss. Rad.

[@ka_bwisit]

special forces is well rounded force for operations

[@ivanchave]

So sorry for them ,what a job, if we do not hurt nobody , always we will be safe,

[@user-lc3gc4gt5c]

굿~

[@rikizarfa4997]

🖋✍🌠📃 אין מילים פשוט דוגמא לכל העולם🌎 צבא ארה"ב 🇺🇸✍🖋✅כבוד וצדק ים 🌊 יבשה 🍂🍃 מיומנות של צבא הגנה ארה"ב👏👏🦾💯 🤚🇺🇸⏰⌚ 🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎

[@agunghana1961]

Om swastiastu, God bless the USA, thanks

[@hanyolo382]

The Green Berets are the true quiet professionals unlike seals.

[@jasonhull2163]

I'm surprised OpSec hasn't sat the SEALS down for that "OH shit I fucked up" talk.

[@jesussson3467]

its the delta force, those guys are ghosts/ninjas....you will never hear anything, they go in, get the job done and leave without a trace

[@jasonhull2163]

@@jesussson3467 look up Army ISA. It's a mixed match of Delta and Tier 1 Ranger Recon. ISA is un heard of any it's very close to how hard Delta trains.

[@dshepherd107]

@@jasonhull2163 are the Rangers also Spec Ops in this video? I’m still learning

[@jasonhull2163]

@@dshepherd107 Rangers are a highly trained infantry unit that does fall under Special Operation Command. Green Berets are called Special Forces. Both units are tier 2 and play different rolls. 80% of Deltaforce Operators have been a Ranger or a Green Beret or both at one point. Delta is Tier 1 and has huge ties with the British SAS because our Deltaforce was molded almost identical to the SAS selection. People often say Special Forces because they don't know. Special Forces is just another name for the Green Berets. All Tier 1 and Tier 2 units are Special Operations. Tier 1 units are the hardest to get in and pass. The Army will pull from any branch to recruit to Deltaforce but you must be seasoned and been in service a while. SEAL Team 6 AKA Devgru is the only Tier 1 SEAL team and you must be a SEAL for 5 years with deployments if you get a shot at Devgru. Both Deltaforce and Devgru have a alarming fail rate.

[@georgethomas3722]

On SCUBA and still swims with the Hans !!!

[@Yesntman]

I more like 3rd battalon,5th special forces group but 10th special force group is also cool too

[@jameslarsen5764]

Nice man :)

[@Yesntman]

@@jameslarsen5764 Indeed :D

[@Orlosthedruid]

Im more 1st group, 2nd squadron

[@omargarcia6130]

2nd RANGERS hooah

[@georgetarbutton8752]

I wonder what rebreather CO2 absorbent they are using. I work for Micropore and we make several products our military utilizes.

[@jasonhull2163]

Army has best shooters hands down.

[@steventhomas2936]

Some of the best navy guys can shoot to and Air Force special forces can too don’t forget that bro

[@jasonhull2163]

@@steventhomas2936 You definitely sound like a but hurt sailor.

[@tinamahuta9589]

💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍

[@deejay1534]

At 2:48 the cameraman is swimming with his hands. In the civillian SCUBA world, that's a newbie move lmao.

[@psyamok3735]

No, it is not. Use whatever you have to position yourself underwater so that you can get the best shots. Only fools restrict themselves from using their hands.

[@MadMax31577]

Do they let you guys use your own gear? You've got all the same gear I have: Scubapro Nova fins, Zeagle Ranger bcd, Hollis low-profile mask, and I can't tell what kind of regulator you have (mine is an Atomic Aquatic Z-2).

[@ainahumaira5057]

Look easy when ..no current,clear warm water,nice sun...but imagine all of that factor gone...

[@katiezlosesana394]

Wow 👌 impresionante,

[@RoRo-cd8nc]

les meilleurs deS meilleurs des meilleurs ..MONSIER

[@CandC68]

A lot of improvements in the facilities and training since I went thru the SF SCUBA school over 50 years ago. LOL

[@5FIVE6CHRIS]

What did your masks look like back then

[@CandC68]

@@5FIVE6CHRIS Just goggles, not full face. Rebreather rigs for shallow dives. "Duck feet" fins. Our facilities were green painted plywood barracks for sleeping. I think the main training building was a metal quonset hut. Behind us was a missile launch pad, we could see the missles were pointed towards Cuba. We used the Navy's compression chamber for deep dive simulation. Nothing like the facility today.

[@5FIVE6CHRIS]

@@CandC68 did you conduct attachment diving with Seals back then in training courses or was it more segregated by branch in SF dive school. Another thing , did you plant explosives on keels of ships or was it more reconnaissance and reaching target locations?

[@CandC68]

@@5FIVE6CHRIS We were separate from the SEALS. I think we all used the same compression chamber in training. We did train and got the tour of a submarine, how to sink one. Not sure their crew was happy about our visit. Only time I used the training was in Vietnam, in Chau Doc at B-42. We were on the Bassac River. Two water taxis collided. One had fuel drums tied down on deck. The collision broke them free and the drums rolled to one side capsizing the boat. Not sure why, but both boats sank. The Sergeant Major and I were the only ones in camp with Scuba training. Our HQ in Can Tho sent down two rigs for us. We geared up and followed a cable down to one of the boats, diving for bodies at this point. The visibility went from tea colored to BLACK in 6 feet. The Sergeant Major stopped descending when the lights went out. I got down to the boat, found no bodies and resurfaced. By now I had turned off using my eyes. So much so, that I didn't realize I could see until I almost broke surface. I did get a surprise as I reached the boat. Pitch black and a hand grabbed me. It was a Vietnamese diver breathing from a compressed air hose from a boat on the surface. Brave soul.

[@dallasyap3064]

Any difference between SEAL & SF dive training?

[@dmitrymelnikov1672]

Fins were given, but there was not enough for diving suits... And the fact that the form gets wet, becomes heavy, air bags are formed that interfere with movement...

[@crinapitiche3775]

Cei mai buni și în forță

[@bikersoncall]

First thing you notice right away is No Bubbles, must be some kind of compressor that shunts them into something like c02 bottles. :shugs:

[@duwayneforbes6172]

Special Forces are in town...

[@georgethomas3722]

On SCUBA and still swims with the hands !!!

[@chris7570]

Bad ass I thought they where going to just live under water 💦 lol 😂 I wonder if recert qualifications are even difficult or challenging for these guys it seems like they are always training and always prepared!!!

[@chino0268]

Thank you guys, thank you America. If there was no America in the past centuries, the world would have turned to Middle Ages again. Love from Albania 🇦🇱🇦🇱🇦🇱🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@revolutionmarine5693]

They are just looking for Scallops 😂

[@ZebraActual]

Opening week of lobster season in Key West, Florida lol

[@jenuilmajulus5586]

👍👍👍

[@marcossilvacostasilva7688]

Eu não sou pela guerra sou pela paz mais respeito a minha a nossa pátria brasileira

[@rikizarfa4997]

🖋✍🌠📃 No words simple example for the whole world אר US Army 🇺🇸✍🖋✅ Honor and Justice 🌊 Dry 🍂🍃 Skill of US Defense Army 👏👏🦾💯 🤚🇺🇸⏰⌚

[@j4v-cyberpunk-music]

And the week before the staff Sargent asked, if they like fish.... #armystrong you are what you eat, military style PS: #reasonswhyiamnosoldier I'd bring him a fish....

[@filmetd.4616]

โคตรตึง โคตรอันตราย 😍😍

[@msfkmsfk]

Again I don't want to sound cruel or selfish but I think I will be perfectly satisfied doing "combat" diving in training situations if not once or twice in a lifetime then maybe a few times a year.

[@christianeasley767]

Some of us like to fish---and some of us like to become one!!!!! 🐠🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@All_you_need_is_love2018]

How come they are wearing their BDU’s for scuba diving instead of wetsuits?

[@benedekbalas6240]

These guys blowed up the Northern Stream in baltic sea ;-)

[@am4793]

It turns out that all my hobbies of scuba diving, skiing, parachuting, rock climbing, hiking and rocking a killer hairstyle prequalifies me as a Green Beret candidate. Might as well sign up.

[@travisprather678]

Do it. They need a few good men.

[@antoniopereiradasilvafilho4244]

Exfiltracao por helicóptero tem que ser feito com cordas tipo penca como fazem os fuzileiros navais do Brasil pois esta técnica é muito mais rápida e evita deixar o helicóptero exposto por muito tempo ao

[@msfkmsfk]

Okay guys I really do love the dive video. It is really cool and I like how all the SOF divers dive in a group with all the safety ropes and the water vessels being close by. That shows that they are putting safety first which is one of my biggest concerns with diving. I also feel like this video is motivating me to do the following: if / when I go to the Dekalb magistrate court some time this week and if I can get some sort of satisfiable agreement with me and Strokers ( specifically Iyoki ) then I will definitely agree to make a formal statement about all of the previous reports and text messages that I have sent the Gwinnett Police. I even think that I will call them now just to see how to go about making the statement.

[@MtnCommando]

Being tied together is mandatory because real amphibious operations always occur at nightime, when the water is black like ink and you literally cannot see your hand in front of your face. That and the currents (combat divers go underwater at least 1.5 miles before the shore, 30 feet deep) and finally only the point-man has a (lightly) illuminated compass/depth gauge. So you really need to make sure you stay with your team

[@RAPEDBYBLACKS]

@@MtnCommando can you address the other part of his post?

[@pahalamanullang5784]

👍😎

[@adamsbradley2163]

what brand watch did they wear?

[@Avelino.fuzileiro]

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[@mutsu0325]

Angkatan darat tapi jago menyelam 👍🙏🏻

[@franciscowashington2155]

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