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Spetsnaz
Equivalent to the U.S. Green Berets, their daily activities are training extra hard and continuously. They can quit anytime they want. The Spetsnaz troops just elected a strong, physical, assassins, combat expert and knowledgeable.
They practice to injure one another, broken ribs, fingers, vertebrae, healing can be long enough to go back and complete the exercise. They are usually deployed for special warfare and reconnaissance, but also worked as a bodyguard who is tough on high-level politicians.
They claimed that they were not taught to ignore pain, which was tampered just exercise and execute missions perfectly.
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French Naval Commandos
They refer to themselves as "berets verts," or "green berets," and consist of 6 units: Hubert, Trepel, de Montfort, de Penfentenyo, Jaubert, and Kieffer. Each unit is trained for special tasks, the task can be a dive, sea combat, exfiltration, canine units, or stalking, including snipers and missile launchers. They are widely established on the orders of Jacques-Yves Cousteau, who is none other than a naval officer in World War II.
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MARSOC
Currently, only men are allowed to join the U.S. Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command. The main mission is usually a special reconnaissance, direct action, and internal defense of foreign countries.
Their training regimen is comprised of 4 phases, increasing strenuousness. Phase 1 is SERE training, life survival, evasion, resistance, and escape. They are trained to make fire by friction, fire by mirrors, even fire by ice, depending on the location of the face.
They begin physical fitness training, martial arts training the most functional: Jeet Kune Do, Wing Chun, Karate, Jiu-Jitsu, even Pankration.
This is just phase 1. Phase 2 is marksmanship, amphibious demolition, reconnaissance.Phase 3 is contrinuation of 2, but with the addition of support from field and satellite data-uplink systems U.S.. Stage 4 is the instruction "irregular warfare", which is a euphemism for "anything goes." This phase consists primarily of Derna Bridge operation, which forces the recruits to use all skills acquired during the course.
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MI-6
The most familiar to James Bond can be found in the personnel ecret Intelligence Service, or Security Service, section 6. It works in close partnership with section 5 (MI-5), which is a pure spy agency, dedicated to counter-intelligence and counter-espionage.
MI-6 is a unit that deploys its agents all over the world to detect international intelligence threats and "neutralize" them before they become truly dangerous. Their headquarters at Vauxhall Cross, London, and they will tell my friend that there is no James Bond among them, and that their duty and their mission was pretty boring.
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U.S. Army Rangers
After basic Army training, U.S. troops can sign up voluntarily to the 75th Ranger Regiment will train them to HALO parachute jump, SERE, languages, elite combatives, mountain warfare, guerrilla, diving, in addition to all the weapons qualification training.
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U.S. Army Green Berets
That was their nickname. Technically they are the U.S. Army Special Forces, who wore the green beret.
Typically, the Green Berets are trained to administer "unconventional warfare," which covers an area of enemy infiltration in anticipation of large-scale military engagement, and training the local resistance populations to fight against the enemy. This was done in South Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan.
army chose those with the capacity of 12 attributes, namely: intelligence, physical fitness, motivation, trustworthiness, accountability, maturity, stability, judgment, decisiveness, teamwork, influence, and communications.
Final training consists of various endurance courses, carrying heavy backpacks plus run more than 40 miles over rough terrain, and only equipped with a knife. If you still can make a fire, they can eat undercooked chicken.
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The Delta Force
Dedicated to rescue hostages, rebellion, and anti-terrorism. Their full name is 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta, managed by the Army. Selection is done by the physical endurance tests: sit-ups, push-ups, followed by a 3-mile walk, within a certain time limit. When the exercise they had to walk as far as 18 miles with a heavy backpack without a map, they are only given a compass and verbal information.
Then psychologists conduct a mental examination to explore the mental forces. If he went through everything, he trained to be a member of Delta Force start, for 6 months. Firearms, heavy weaponry, elite equipment will be theirs.
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Shayetet 13
Shayetet 13 means "a fleet of 13," and their official motto is the same as the Israeli military: "Never Again," which refers to the Holocaust. Their unofficial motto, as they like to joke, is "When the going gets tough, the Jews get angry."
They are one of the 3 most elite Israeli special forces, Shayetet 13 is the unit most similar to the Delta Force. They specialize in hostage rescue and counter-terrorism, and because they live so close to the United States. They are very secretive, but the mission they are published. Killing is something unusual for them.
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Navy SEALs
Many films which adopted the name of fighting Navy SEALs. There are about 2,000 of them.They are the most elite combatants in the United States. They are trained in all areas in which the other U.S. special forces trained.
SEAL training lasts over a year, and takes ages between 17 and 28 years old, male eyesight is no worse than 20/200, and the physical screening test.
swim 500 yd (460 m) using the breaststroke or sidestroke with time should be less than 12 minutes 30 seconds.
Must be at least 42 times push-ups in 2 minutes with a competitive amount of 79 times or more.
Should sit-up 50 times in 2 minutes with a competitive amount 79 times or more.
Pull-up should at least 6 times the amount of 11 or more competitive.
go as far as 1.5 miles (2.4 km) with boots and trousers with time should be less than 11 minutes 30 seconds.
Actual training begins. Physical conditioning, diving, land warfare, for 24 weeks, then 26 weeks of SEAL qualification training again. Then specialization in all areas, SEAL teams need all the skills of a sniper to language specialist, climbing, diving, jumpmaster, sneak, (Breacher door), etc.
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British SAS
The Special Air Service are trained to do the same thing as SEAL, but they are also trained by MI-5 and MI-6 for counter-espionage, like James Bond. Physical competency must be strong, healthy and lasting pain.
They wore brown berets, like the U.S. Army Rangers, both SAS and SEALs are trained in combat knife them by experts in Apache Indian knife techniques, as well as those trained in martial Sayoc Kali, Krav Maga, Jeet Kune Do.
