Special Forces, Delta Force Or SEALs: Which US Military Training Program Is The Hardest?

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[Joshua-ejrm]

Once completed Ranger training, the Delta Force don’t necessarily choose the best athlete, they choose the candidate best suited for the task at hand.

[DaveBjornRapp]

I was going to be a delta, but the training was too easy, so I decided to be a McDonald's worker instead.

[donaldhull]

They shouldn't be compared to each other, they all have different missions to take on and we all should just be grateful that they are all on our side.

[michaelhansen]

I read a book written by one of the founding members of Delta Force, and the things he wrote about for the selection process is absolutely insane.

[merlinnwolffe]

Air Force ParaRescue is never mentioned as a "Special Force" because they aren't trained to kill, rather to rescue. It's training completion rate is about 3%.

[dominusgrey]

Delta force. You do the qualifying tests alone and they dont even tell you what the standards are for passing

[xXtuscanatorXx]

Delta Force are no fucking joke. They’re basically all John Wicks.

[cajundevildog]

I'm a US Marine, and my former brother-in-law who was former Delta showed me exactly why they are the finest, toughest, and best at what they do folks!

[StikbotShins]

"So Im Autistic"
Military: " Your Hired"

[True-Patriot]

Being in a relationship with my ex was pretty tough too.

[driptohxrd]

Fun fact the SAS only has a 10% chance to get in and a 90% chance to fail

[DireWlf]

2nd part of anecdote!
On the 1st day of the training school, the British instructor started explaining to the assembled Gurkhas that they would be jumping from the aircraft at the height of 10000 feet. Suddenly, he noticed the soldiers fidgeting uncomfortably and starting to whisper amongst themselves. Given the ram rod straight discipline that the Gurkhas are famous for, the instructor was appalled! Still he tried to continue with his lecture, when the senior Gurkha Jemadar raised his hand and asked permission to speak. Very politely, the Jemadar told the officer that his troops were scared and would it be possible for them to jump from a 1000 feet instead of a 10000 feet? The officer could not believe what he was hearing. Were these the famed Gurkhas who knew no fear and instead were feared by all?! Still being British, he put up a stiff upper lip and started to explain to the Jemadar that he and his troops had nothing to fear because they would use a parachute (showing them a picture) which would slow down their descent. Immediately he felt the Jemadar relax and understood what had happened when he heard him assure the other ranks, "Oh! He was only asking us to jump from the aircraft with a parachute!". "

[charlesws]

Green Berets: working quietly yet very close by...

[wbg]

Don’t forget about Para rescue and coast guard swimmers. Both of which have some badass training

[christiansanchez]

My grandfather was delta force and from what I understand from how he explained it to me was your hand picked for specific missions you don’t get every single situation or scenario only ones that fit you and your bodies capacity

[dubious]

Anyone that jumped from a plane in WW2 had it the hardest.

[QuinZcoco]

"so where's the target"
Delta force officer: "neutralized" 🗿

[teresahatfield]

God bless these people who train to do this work in the military. They are very important in are military and very special. God bless them all. They are true heroes

[DeanJace]

They're all hard and should be admired for the work they all put in. I couldn't do any of them..

[arthas]

MARSOC is one of the toughest. You have to be able to idenity at least 80% of the flavors in the full sized 152 crayon box and then eat them all in under an hour. If youre an officer you have to do all of it without any milk.