US Air Force Special Reconnaissance: Everything You Need to Know (SR)

[@shorty_fry2221]

Should be called SR, everything youre allowed to know

[@SuperBeastin247]

So true, I believe one’s ready really only goes on the surface of the Special Warfare pipeline, the simple excuse that it’s confidential information is BS. They really can just be vague on what they went through on the job without giving specific locations names or classified information. I think viewers would like to know if they have ever encountered real life dangers or situations on the job and how they had to overcome them. After all not everything will remain the same and it’s best to just provide what you have gone through (with filtration of sensitive info.) Yet I feel like these guys are too vague, often times the info they can’t provide I find online on reddit or other sources. One’s Ready is really just a mainstream platform.. no hate I just see room for improvement.

[@EarlyRiser71]

I switched to my personal account for this one because I don't want to speak for our unit, but we AFSPECWAR need to create a small unit tactics (SMUT) course as the first training block post A&S. This way, all SW operators have the same solid foundation. PJs and CCT guys going through OTC have differing levels of basic tactical skills; I argue it's because they learn them at different places. Let's bring the basics to everyone at the same time then split off for specialty skills!!! Trey

[@nicp7454]

Make tacp go also.

[@OnesReady]

Totally agree, Trey. The Common Skills Course is in development and *should* baseline all 1Z’s, when implemented.

[@ethanp7666]

Wish there was SUT, SERE, and other schools that most branches have a school for, at a SOCOM level. I think it would help a lot with communication and teamwork between the different commands.

[@EarlyRiser71]

@@ethanp7666 100%. SOCOM basically means Joint...having some baseline courses would be an interesting route to ensure connectivity in the joint arena.

[@jim99west46]

The AF should have a smut that's based on Army Ranger small unit fighting organization and tactics as that's basically the min std for Army SF that AF goes to war with. It should also be extended to AF security units that are so critical to asset protection.

[@kevinbelport4926]

Marine Infantry here, 1984-1993. Ran across a few of you over my years, over the Globe. Everyone was professional and knowledgeable. Really appreciated Crosstraining with other services. Came in handy during Desert Storm. Semper Fi

[@OnesReady]

Thanks for the kind words- more importantly thanks for your service. Cheers.

[@WamaziTech]

Even though SR has one of the highest attrition rates I'm focused and determined. Though a lot of people would say I'm scared for not enlisting right away, I don't really care I'd rather gain some life experiences and prepare myself both mentally and physically to the max so I can be at my best during the selection process.

[@Sweetleaf2001]

How’s that process come along?

[@WamaziTech]

@@Sweetleaf2001 Pretty well, 2 more years to prepare (that's when I'm done with college) been doing as much swimming, rucking and doing anything and everything to build muscle/endurance. My main goal is big on endurance tho.

[@Sweetleaf2001]

@@WamaziTech hell yeah man stay on the path

[@That1Knife]

@@WamaziTech Same man. I love that and as a 17 year old I'm beginning to really try and get myself to my best possible form through hopefully a lot of physical and mental training before I get there

[@justelynnnjoelle]

LET'S FREAKIN GOOOOOOOOOO - AN SR EPISODE FINALLYYYYYY

[@ralphbranham8663]

I was a Security Police Sargeant from 1978 to 1983 and was always pushing to learn more , I read every Army field manual while i was at Spangdahlem A.B. .I'm really glad that the Air Force is training its people for everything we have to do .

[@boomraider2695]

The Lord has finally given a sign

[@thomasbelk2921]

Same

[@McMeatBag]

SR sounds like the most "cool guy" career field.

[@Madmikey-dt8fx]

I gotta agree with Aaron this was one of the best episodes I have heard! This is going to intrigue a lot of people about SR and definitely has moved it to the top of my list. To have these capabilities and be able to provide this kind of support for combat teams is what it’s all about!

[@OnesReady]

Well, Aaron is never right, so he probably got that from Trent. 😎

[@kirdnehh]

Listened to this 3 times through already. Thanks for this guys, and thanks for the clear answers here and the work you’ve put into making SR what it is Trent.

[@jeremyestey13]

This is exactly what i was looking for. I tried finding more information on the AF website, but it didn't even come close to this. Overall great video. Im joining the AF, and im going to get into SR.

[@purpgravy9814]

Hey did you ever join

[@nluxcoop8925]

@@purpgravy9814 facts I’m thinking 🤔 about this

[@jason6070]

did you join?

[@Felixpippenger]

Currently deployed as national guard 11b, very interested in switching to active airforce and my boy Trent got me convinced I’m going this route

[@williamfaulkner6650]

Not gonna happen till you get out

[@TheHourYouTurnGold]

I’m an Aircraft maintainer on F16s and I’ve been thinking about jumping into this career field or SERE for “AWHILE” now to do something bigger in the Airforce and to be surrounded by individuals with a similar mindset because all I hear i work with is individuals who constantly complains..even about the easy shit, have no vision for the Airforce, unmotivated, bad team players etc. I’ve been in going on 4 years this year and I feel like time is ticking and I need to get off my ass and decide what I’ll be doing next in my Airforce career. This is excellent information I’ll use to make my decision💯. Maybe one day I’ll be getting my hands dirty down in ole SR.

[@TroubleActual]

I maintained f16 also but xfer to army national guard. If you have mindset to become closer to your brothers, i would say go for it. It made a big difference to me to work with ppl that are hard core and believe in the values we adhere to. Never quit

[@jacobivy2854]

Three seniors (meteorology majors) from my detachment ended up in this pipeline when I was a freshman in AFROTC. I don’t know what ever happened to those guys. I hope they’re still in after a decade kicking butt.

[@markalvord7834]

Its all fun and games until they drown you in the pool. Loved my 20 years in the AF. Wish I could do it again with you guys

[@erehweslefox]

You guys are very cool. I am a Wilderness First Responder and use some of the same skills, and always willing to learn. I met a lot of SR guys this year on the AT, for some reason the AT was air force heavy last year! Great hikers and really competent in backcountry skills.

[@gemum4219]

The Appalachian Trail? I know a few and can rarely visit with them because they are always in the trenches. There are so few of them too ~150 in the world. So it's always interesting when you spot one.

[@erehweslefox]

Yup a trio decompressing and travelling on a thru hike. Great guys, very unassuming also ran into a 75th Ranger Regiment operator. I guess spec ops likes the trail. @@gemum4219

[@mrshovelbottom7475]

SR and CCT have two types of sticks. One makes small booms, the other calls big booms.

[@LIE4ME]

I'm a Marine, 5831 Corrections educated at Lackland in 93'. I'm born and raised SATX as well and work in my SA currently. I have some friends that are Air Force bad asses. Like you three, quietly confident alphas that walk among civilians but are head and shoulders above them in character. Really enjoyed this video. I appreciate what you men have done for the country and the sacrifices you've made to do it. I'm 49 and feel line reenlisting having watched your videos.

[@gregbanks5624]

One of the best episodes, guys. I went another route in my military time, let alone too old to reroute, but I can imagine you're about to be inundated with recruits as word continues to blow up about this side of AFSOC. I'm Team SR.

[@RossNaylor-uq4jp]

Have you seen any of our special reconnaissance regiment from the u.k they are as good as you can get when it comes to recon

[@gregorykavka3531]

Awesome video. Loved the part where AFSOC'S ability to integrate with other forces is what makes them different than the other spec ops units.

[@lsucasey]

Everyone should be in awe. PJ…f’n PJ. With tiers 1 & 2, and easily the smartest & coolest under pressure in the military, along with DEVGRU and Delta 👍🙏

[@WadeSafechuckAndTheWNB]

God, SR just became even more attractive. Thank y’all for this great podcast.

[@OnesReady]

Ikr? Like hella attractive

[@dogestranding5047]

Simp But understandable simping

[@WadeSafechuckAndTheWNB]

@@dogestranding5047 I appreciate your understanding.

[@dylanphelps2859]

One of my favorite and most informational episodes so far. Thank you to all of you for doing these. Plus a special thank you to Trent. I really respect at how serious you take this and how much it means to you.

[@ultimatepower65]

As an 11b .... im offended..... but alright you got me where do i sign up 😂😂

[@OnesReady]

🤣

[@jayp4772]

lol

[@mojopeep326]

Rarely am I able to listen to a video without increasing the playback speed - not this guy though. Very awesome!!!! Thank you!

[@jlda9474]

Thank You all for your service! We are Army Mom and Dad! Love your channel I find it so educational! You have our support!😊

[@OnesReady]

Thank you so much, and thank your sons (or daughters) for their service.

[@grizzfan018]

I'm a former AF weather forecaster and instructor and this new AFSC sounds cool as hell. Taught a couple guys at McChord a couple years back, kinda miss that

[@liamsparling]

He said “ I want the nerds that don’t quit” and I yelled ‘YUP’ cuz That’s me FOR SURE

[@carlosbeck662]

What is their specific mission set, and what would they be doing deployed? Ty for everything u guys do!! I love all the podcasts😁😁💪🇺🇸

[@arighteousname5882]

They havent done anything yet.

[@arttheclown9458]

@@arighteousname5882 How dead wrong you are on that lmao.

[@arighteousname5882]

@@arttheclown9458 really how so? please explain

[@joshuawalk1302]

You guys are amazing , thank you for your service !!! Nerds who don't quit !! What a gem of a phrase

[@Sattoo]

Planning to go into the SR pipeline in a year, wish me luck!

[@OnesReady]

Good luck! - A

[@Out-tha-mud-]

Kool video, my son is rlly rlly close to pulling the trigger to becoming a SR, or starting the process..He is a jock that won't quit.

[@juanmercedirizarry4915]

Very true we integrate with other branches better than anyone else... USAF

[@taylorprydigitalproduction6425]

How do you guys only have 17,000 subscribers you guys are literally the Pinnacle of information for people who want to join the military and shoot for a career in the military that's not just ordinary but extraordinary for people who want to be a part of something that only the 1% can be a part of and it's not just the 1% club jobs in the military it's the military itself I'm only watched this video from your channel but I am willing to bet you guys focus on all things military but this is amazing keep up the good work guys 🤘🏻🤘🏻💪🏻

[@OnesReady]

Hahah thanks. Maybe- leave a review, share with your friends? Lol. It’s actually why we got in to this game- the AF doesn’t get a lot of love, compared to SEALs and Rangers and Green Berets… IDK.

[@taylorprydigitalproduction6425]

@@OnesReady say less brotha 🤙🏻 you guys have my support 🤘🏻

[@jeanchen194]

I'm currently in the summer after finishing my Freshman year of college, I am a Computer Science student who really likes Cybersecurity more. Lately, I've been taking an interest in SR and just AFSPECWAR in general. This video is really informative, and I'm starting to prepare for this.

[@B.Schmidt]

Did you join?

[@dblackinf]

The way y’all give each other shit is why I tune in!!! Keep the content rolling in!

[@arthurandrews113]

Watching on 8/16/21. With Afghanistan falling to Taliban, the need for SR will magnify tremendously.

[@arighteousname5882]

No it wont

[@arthurandrews113]

@@arighteousname5882 well let’s hope it’s not needed.

[@andyd9199]

love one's ready..still one of the best, most in depth on youtube.................boom!!

[@jefferythompson3235]

Been watching the show for awhile now. Appreciate the knowledge and breakdowns. I feel like that solo picture gives off just the right amount of ambience👌

[@jobiy1999]

I just finished my first semester of college and AFROTC. I get so pumped up learning about special forces and I wonder if going the officer route is the right thing for me.

[@gabrielwilliams5387]

Bro I wanna go Air Force rotc. Are you in scholarship??? Also how do you like it?

[@jobiy1999]

@@gabrielwilliams5387 hey man if you're going to go to college anyways might as well try it out. I've loved it and the experience learning about leadership and working towards field training has been tough but satisfying. The scholarship has been cool but if you're not interested in studying STEM probably best to find another way to pay for college.

[@mitch3448]

With the airforce sending 3 out of the 4 ground units going through the special operations pipeline I feel like they almost got all their bases covered to have their own special operations teams as opposed attaching to other units. They got medical, recon, two different air asset versions- sheesh they could just make their own "Seal Teams" "SF" groups.

[@OnesReady]

There are situations that dictate USAF unilateral action but being able to step into a sister service team and perform is a unique capability with broad impacts. -T

[@supremeg40]

I’m ready to join . 😤 life long learner this is intrinsic to me

[@Nathan-uv8hy]

Thanks for the video! Looked everywhere for more information on SR and finally found it! Will be leaving here for sw in a few months and I'm going to do my damn best to get into SR !

[@machfox3953]

What I’ve been waiting for

[@paraord1]

Ed R, of PDTSS teaches the Air Force EOD Guy in Sut tactics to work with the SF guys. Great training.

[@OnesReady]

Nice. -A

[@nasabielas]

Thank you guys for this video. I was a conventional WX weeny for 20 years and got to work with the 26 STS SOWT on WX training as a contractor while the transition to SR was just getting underway. So, I got to do some cool training like avalanche 1 and soil class in MS. It was a great contractor job. My question is the SR career field still doing tactical surface obs and riverine training? IMO those skill sets would definitely benefit the SR environmental data collection. I think the direction you guys are going in SR is a good thing plus the better integration within the STSs.

[@ruexoxan6432]

First off I got to say thanks for talking about these subjects so in depth. I can't wait to see this channel grow over the next year. I was unsure of what I wanted to do in the Air Force until I came across this channel and heard you guys describe the roles and the type of people who fit those roles. However I've gotten mixed responses in regards to if you should pursue a role as a CCT/PJ/SR as soon as join the Air Force. I've been told that it may be better to wait until you can retrain for various reasons. What are your guys thoughts on joining and waiting vs joining right off the street?

[@Agreen-iw6ix]

Great info! Thanks a lot! Is an SR contract available for the Guard and/or reserves? I see that Combat Weather was available in the guard, but can’t find if SR is for sure. Thank you!

[@hasanibrown624]

Exactly what I’ve been waiting for 🤝

[@gabeflame7803]

Can’t believe this video has 100k views! Great vid 🤘

[@Gmoney6980]

So sr is basically gonna be the next level of recon for our fight with a near peer advisory

[@datkingwukong6278]

Sorry that I’m a new subscriber 😅but I really enjoy your content and this video was really helpful! I’m currently mentally and physically prepping myself for journey ahead.. I honestly feel like this video gave me a major headstart

[@A-VeryJudgemental-Guy]

I keep on procrastinating when it comes to going to see the recruiter and ask about AFSOC. I had asthma as a kid but currently I’m able to run 6 minute miles no problem, and I’m at the top of my physical performance. But I’m nervous about what the answer is going to be, if I can even join the military or not due to my medical history. I don’t know if I was diagnosed with asthma but I do remember taking advair as a kid. I don’t think I had any issues after turning 13.

[@burbsl1672]

Keep It To Yourself

[@vagabond8460]

you’re fine man. just get it cleared from a doctor and show them that it doesn’t affect you anymore

[@jacobwilson8243]

If it isn’t on your medical history they don’t know

[@onepunchshroom9026]

I'm really having a hard time choosing between going weather technician or trying to go for special reconnaissance. Any advice both welcomed, and appreciated.

[@altairadelais3673]

By weather technician do you mean regular Air Force weather man or SOWT? SR is the rebranded SOWT AFSC so you wouldnt have a choice there really. If you're meaning a regular USAF weather guy then there's a very large difference. You can choose to go the tough route and train your balls off and go through a long ass pipeline for a funny hat and not regret a minute of it, or you can take it easy and go through a normal tech school and have a normal job and be content with where you are. Nothing wromg with it but they are very, very different careerfields for very different people.

[@kingmillz5485]

Your welcome. This should become a movie.

[@HUNTER-ve3iw]

I wish SR had medics on the team. This job sounds fucking dope and right up my alley but I am currently an EMT and in Paramedic school and dont want that training or certifications to go to waste

[@Stealingiscaring]

Pj’s, CCT’s, SR’s and SOF TACP’s will all be working together in teams due to the current near peer environment. Although they can be attached to other branches’ sof teams, from what I heard, the AF wants to have teams that can act independently. So just go for pararescue if you want the medic stuff.

[@OnesReady]

SR doesn’t act as it’s own team- they work in extremely small footprints. And their ‘medics’ are PJs. Charles Xiong is correct- if you want to do medicine, PJ is for you. If you want to do SR, you won’t have the Paramedic currency. Choices.

[@cubillo4]

So if you get an Afspecwar open enlisted contract, after A&S is that when the cadre will suggest or point towards a career field? I’ve always wanted to help people and from firefighter to PJ was the goal. But with people talking about SR being a new unit and like the Wild West essentially, it makes a ton of intrigue.

[@davidjenkins2772]

Raised the level of soldness x100. Thanks for the episode fellas

[@chickenlittle2388]

Yes

[@sambrande8562]

With how new SR is how many changes do you foresee to there capabilities and missions

[@jon79jon]

Wouldn’t a SR team have a PJ and a CCT in it to round out the capability?

[@OnesReady]

No, an ST team will have a PJ, Controller, and SR. The ability to field an entire team of SR is way, way down the road.

[@jon79jon]

@@OnesReady Thanks for clearing that up for me. BTW G'day from Australia, I am Ex-RAAF.

[@Mike-il6pt]

What’s SR? Trent “ Top Secret” or you can just watch this video. Lol Don’t be a dummy great line and episode, learned a lot.

[@gunnarsmith2273]

So basically what SR does is *this post has been censored for violating terms of service*

[@Redneckerthanu]

So glad i found you guys!

[@Ion_Motion0117]

This is gonna be way more fun than pj

[@OnesReady]

GASP! Kidding. Like Aaron said, it’s definitely an awesome capability.

[@Ion_Motion0117]

@@OnesReady I’m the only one in my dev group who wants it. I remember talking with my recruiter about the fields and he was like SR is new, not a lot of information out on it, but it sounded like a challenge that I would like. But I can’t wait to try my best and go for it

[@omarpinedajr347]

@@Ion_Motion0117 don’t worry man. Just graduated prep and I think we have about 15 or 16 SR hard vector guys here me being one of them too. Hope to see you out here soon

[@Ion_Motion0117]

@@omarpinedajr347 Me too man. I can’t wait to meet new people

[@burbsl1672]

@@omarpinedajr347 How'd you do at A@s?

[@lildexxxxxx8277]

My future job

[@jim99west46]

This seems a bit similar to the British Special Reconnaissance unit.

[@speedracer2336]

We copy the British when it comes to spec forces!

[@OR_Wolfhunter]

@@speedracer2336 The brits pioneered SOF and were the best in the world, arguably still are. Only a prideful idiot would not take advantage of what they were willing to share.

[@mirjavlonkurbonov9604]

They are so secretive because they are part of the Stargate command

[@OnesReady]

😂😂😂

[@faith4916]

🤫

[@username8129]

Is Teal'c still around?

[@mirjavlonkurbonov9604]

@@username8129 Indeed

[@benchang1022]

SR United! Former LRS NCO. sending love brother. My buddy who’s an 0321 headed your way to be a cadre a while ago. Best of luck brothers.

[@jamisgood21]

I'm seriously stoked about this! Very excited to see where this goes. Judging off the other AFSOC careers which are truly the absolute masters of their craft...these guys are gonna be the best goddamn recce troops in existence. That is a promise. USAF vet HUA!!! Kind of funny...it's like the ugly girl in grade school that grows up to be the hottest thing around. They done took the least known, and probably most looked down upon (falsley mind you!) SOF field in existence and made it probably the most badass SOF field there ever was. Sweet.

[@kellymoulton3792]

Howdy to Nephew Trent! - from yer Uncle Kelly!

[@Valicyn]

Can I just say from this old fat jarhead. You guys are the most badass pretty men I've ever seen :) . Keep up the awesome job and thank you for everything you all do.

[@sicsempertyrannis9024]

Definitely some "Missing Dog Named Spot/The Farm" shit going down. 🕵

[@15ritolaj]

I have watched all about CCT, PJ, and SR nearly all the videos on this channel and im more confused than ever on which one i want to go for. All of them have such awesome interesting capabilities and skill sets. Is there any in particular thats needing more man power heading into 2023? Or is there an opportunity to switch if one does need more man-power earlier in the pipeline? Well later in the podcast they talked about this specifically haha

[@OR_Wolfhunter]

I’m not in AFSOC or even in the AF but I can tell you that right now, right after GWOT there is some downsizing going on. Rightfully so. I’m not saying it’s gonna be a massive thing but optempo is down significantly across all of the DOD so take from you want from that. DOD will ALWAYS need highly skilled people to fill the ranks, don’t get it twisted

[@philibertorodrigo7118]

You’re going to make a great security forces airman

[@UnitedStatesofAmerica1984]

PJ: Save people, CCT: Kill people, SR: Find out about people without them seeing you

[@SpiceRunnersLounge]

Congrats SR on your new career field. 🤜🏼🔥🔥🤛🏼

[@robertorodrigueziii5574]

Can you guys possibly talk about how SOCOM is actually going to utilize this career field? Or is that something still being discussed?

[@OnesReady]

Already being used. The capability is growing to address emerging threats.

[@arttheclown9458]

Theyve been pulling some crazy stuff around the globe. Theyve been getting after it since being stood up in '19.

[@diquanspikes3420]

We need a war stories podcast

[@THEHM805]

Trying to find info, current Combat Engineer USMC, looking to come over. When will spots open up? Was told to keep calling back and checking up from multiple special warfare recruiters who have never been in special warfare units.

[@Bourbon101LRSD]

Awesome episode with RJ!!!!

[@LuisRodriguez-zi1tf]

I got two questions. 1) how long is the contract? 2) what happens if you fail/quit? Do you have to pick an mos like in the navy?

[@brennanbagel8293]

Don’t take my word as the 100% correct answer but last time I looked into it you need to sign a 6 year contract for and spec war job because the pipelines are so long, and normally if you fail they will assign you to a different afsc, from what I have heard most people that fail out end up in security forces

[@ATaveras]

Any info on SR in the Air Guard? Like what the day to day would look like? Training and deployments? Compared to active duty.

[@larry_ellison]

Avy safety is huge. Good looks

[@ntbroz7315]

Question. Will SR be an independent reconnaissance team in theater, continue to attach to other SOF units, incorporate other Special Tactics AFSCs within their recon missions, or all of the above?

[@OnesReady]

Right now they'll be part of the ST package, and operate in small teams with support in the future. There may come a time when their skills are requested from other agencies, sure, but not right now.

[@justineldridge1746]

Is there currently a need for cross trainees in SR? Compared to Pj and CCT how many slots will likely be available?

[@OnesReady]

SR needs operators. From all streams, cross trainees included.

[@justineldridge1746]

Thank you, looking forward to putting my package in

[@cyrusrobinson1759]

Just curious, how much of the training is swimming/based? I am interested but still learning how the basics of swimming

[@mustafafall8445]

Most thankful for the videos. Was looking into special warfare is there any of you guys I could contact to ask some questions? Please

[@RQFumbles]

I'm a nerd and couldn't decide between PJ and CCT but now seeing/hearing what SR is all about I'm all in. Do they have any prep courses or can I contact the 330th Recruiting Squadron to learn more and be better prepared? I live in San Antonio and they are right down the road.

[@Michael-id3vx]

Did you follow through?

[@RQFumbles]

@@Michael-id3vx No. I got offered a good career opportunity but the company that picked me up went out of business. I got a lot of good experience from it though. Still unemployed at the moment so I'm going to start working out and talking with a recruiter once I can hit their goals comfortably.

[@NRVE8]

The only other MOS in the military that SR mirrors would be an 18E SF comms sergeant. Both sound like they have similar capabilities from comms/ EW/ SR/ intel/ SUT/ UW … very interesting.

[@OR_Wolfhunter]

Not even a close comparison my guy

[@NRVE8]

@@OR_Wolfhunter explain

[@OR_Wolfhunter]

@@NRVE8 Well first of all, totally different mission sets. An echo’s main responsibility is making sure the team’s comms are up and being able to connect with higher/strategic assets while performing, mainly, FID. SR will have to do some of what an 18E does but the main focus for them is like they said. Prep of the environment, target interdictions/actionable intel collection, etc. SF’s main mission is FID. SR’s main mission is providing a unique reconnaissance capability to their own teams, anyone they may be attached to, and for a variety of different mission sets. It has been floating around that the Army is/was considering creating a new MOS inside SF teams that will deal with tech/cyber exclusively which would be somewhat similar to the capabilities of SR due to problems that the Army would face in near peer environments. 18E’s solve SF, and by a larger scope, Army problems. SR solves ST and Air Force problems. I hope I explained that somewhat well but that’s a broad and vague overview

[@Culperrr]

Yep, alright…SR is what I’m gonna do. See you in a couple years. #earneachbreath

[@jeegollyboiohboi3598]

Okay but DLI? And linguists/ linguistics sound like a beautiful integration into SR like with the green berets

[@JHillNC]

Excellent video.

[@OnesReady]

Thanks, glad you’re digging it.

[@kiquian2voy245]

Nice way to say spy

[@wntu4]

If ya'll haven't done this subject again you need to because tbh I've never seen 3 guys talk in circles for so long in my life. All I see so far is you launch balloons and fly drones.

[@OnesReady]

You got us!🤣

[@605783]

Outstanding job!!!!

[@FractlSpirit]

Can you guys do a detailed podcast on tac p, I really want to be one and I would like to know what things I should be learning and training techniques. P.s nice meeting you at my past last week @brian silva

[@trevorwalden6097]

they've interviewed TACP guys before. lot's of in-depth info contained in those vids

[@heartandmindovercome3214]

I know someone other than the Ones Ready crew can answer this. Are their officers for SR? i only see info regarding CRO and STO. Thanks in advance, any info is appreciated 🙏 Also, does anyone know if there's waivers for the age cutoffs? There are for things like SEAL and SF. Thanks 👍

[@nathangomez34]

Given that SR goes through LRTI; would it stand to reason that opportunities as SR could be recommended for sniper training?

[@OnesReady]

Sniper school is a requirement for our NCO’s.

[@nathangomez34]

@@OnesReady That... would make sense... Thanks, again, for all the content.

[@nathangomez34]

@@OnesReady in the FXT event, which rifle would be used for the 800 yard targets?

[@abefromen1]

I have been looking for a Cyber Special Forces that doesnt sit in an office and this seems to be the closest thing to that. I'm definitely interested What kind of civilian jobs would this translate to?

[@journeyman1126]

I don’t have a dog in the fight bc I’m a fuckup who wasn’t ever really there but I recall a unit that had every kind in it and the army signed the checks. Pajamas, jarheads, a snake eater or two, and the Rangers who God created on the 8th day to put up with them. A rogues gallery that did whatever. Wait I’ve forgot my meds again, but I think it was a LRRP, LRS detachment, or LRSU. Sadly, gone the way of the Willys Jeep. -Old fat guy

[@matthewcummins8144]

What kind of combat does SR see? I am interested in it but also interested in Army Ranger or Green Beret

[@Sunny-uh5bc]

Supporting other SOF units, I pulled this information out of my ass. I think at least they are capable of doing this

[@shammy3138]

It seems like 1 or 2 them get attached to other SOF teams. If you’re looking for a more direct action look into Rangers/SEALs/MARSOC.

[@UnitedStatesofAmerica1984]

They said on a podcast SR tries to avoid combat in operations, focus more on collecting information. If you want combat, join an infantry division. If they're in combat, something probably went wrong and they're trying to fight their way out to leave.