Delta Force Raided The White House???

In 1990, Delta Force secretly tested the White Houses security, revealing critical flaws through a successful HALO jump and infiltration, highlighting vulnerabilities and prompting urgent recommendations for enhanced protective measures.

[mr.meeseeks]

You know why they don’t use Seals? Because they didn’t want to see 3 movies and 6 books deals about it.

[robertturley]

I'll never believe that this wasn't the result of a higher up army general and the head of the secret service getting drunk and shit talking each other in a bar.

[thesatiratician]

"Rules of engagement sir?"

"Staffers expendable."

[snips]

Host - "Would you believe that delta force..."
Me - " stop right there, Yes"

[hellisgood]

Our commander was delta in our Long Range Surveillance unit and he made the toughest rangers and sf guys look average. He looked 50 but he ran an 11 minute 2 mile and walked around without making much noise. Best soldier ive ever seen. Captain Algers Ft Bragg

[cristianfuentes]

Give me a bottle of Hennessy and a good reason and I’ll make it in there

[dustin]

Anything is possible with good planning, equipment, and determination.

[samsmusichub]

Imagine being merked by secret service and then your family is told you died in a training exercise. Wtf.

[awakened]

John Kennedy would approve of this.

Edit: Disclaimer: "This is Sarcasm, I think we totally did Former President Kennedy in by way of the alphabet groups or other high up motivated people."

[kokonana]

Not surprised at all. Wondering how many Secret Services were fired on that day.

[NickMerchant-fl]

This happens all the time it's op4 training. I was security forces on a nuclear airbase. Once every few years during up arm training they would have a small 4 to 6 man team usually delta team was tasked with breaching the base reaching a nuclear warhead and taking it. They won every time

[beardedmountain]

So? One dude hopped the fence and across the lawn, opened the door, slapped a secret service officer to the ground and ran around for 10 minutes. When asked why he did it. He said he didn’t think he would make it to the door.

[johncocksmith]

Principles of SOF: Simplicity, security, repetition, surprise, speed and purpose.

[robertcross]

I was a Special Beret Green Forces Delta Alpha Omega Walrus Ranger Elite Double Top Secret Classified Warrior.
Our unit didn't even know about us.

[acfangaming]

That 4th photo of the dude with the glasses has stacked more bodies than you would believe

[grant]

I remember working at a certain UK airport when the JTAC threat level was at its highest and the Home Office along with the CAA wanted to test the resilience of our perimetre after the last flight had left. The SAS were tasked to carry out a test and they had 4 men on the runway in 50 seconds using nothing but a ladder and a piece of old carpet to drape over the razor wire.

[TheDeadXsilence]

The nerdy looking guy with the glasses is Mike Vining, an absolute badass who just looks like some normal desk clerk, definitely worth the read.

[JoshhUK]

I’ve worked with these guys during my career as a transport pilot. Delta and seals were always fun and games but switched on when needed, SAS were professionals and well mannered. Legionaries were often serious, and the SSG from Pakistan complained about everything.

[ernestogarcia]

DELTA IS A GREAT UNIT 👍 BLESSINGS ALWAYS BROTHER THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE .

[Maxzsimus]

"Hm. Wonder if a group of people could break in. Let's send in the baddest and best group of people to test it."