Every Unit in British Special Forces Simplified

Every Unit in British Special Forces Simplified

Every Unit in British Special Forces Simplified
The role of Britain's special forces has transformed over the years. Back in the day, they were taking down Axis powers, then squaring up against the Soviets, and now they’re deep in the thick of. At the heart of it all is the UK Special Forces (UKSF), the brain behind Britain’s elite units like the SAS, SBS, SRR, 18th Signals Regiment, and a few others we probably won’t hear about. Think of the UKSF as Britain’s answer to the U.S.’s Jsoc and Socom.
So, buckle up! Let’s dive into what makes these operators the top dogs of the British Armed Forces. Special Air Service (SAS), Special Boat Service (SBS), Special Reconnaissance Regiment (SRR), 18th Signal Regiment, E Squadron, Army Special Operations Brigade, Joint Special Forces Aviation Wing, Special Forces Support Group

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[mymartianhome]

As a friend who was involved with the SBS explained it to me in the following fashion.
Send in the SAS and there is a load of flash bang boom and the target is gone.
Send in the SBS and you hear nothing until you wake up one morning and the target is gone
Send in the SRR and you hear and see nothing until the RAF level the place and all associated places a week or so later.

[WhySoSerious]

I was a Royal Marine for 12 years. I trained with these men, met them when on deployment. There were a few things you got mixed up, but the quality of the video was outstanding, the footage. I think i might of been in one of those videos. Good entertainment.

[snotwurfit]

They are not the UKs answer to any US unit. It's the other way around

[OperatorJackYT]

Its a good day when Grid 88 uploads :)

[dushmanextreme...]

The Royal Marines only founded recently. 1664 the same year as Kronenbourg beer!

[markskeggs]

All i can say thank god we have them each and every one of them respect to you all

[jackx]

The SRS has a nickname; "His Majesty's Burglars"! They can be as lethal as any of the other units, if they *have* to be, but their goal is to get in, get the intel, and get out; not just without being caught, or even seen - but without the opposition even knowing that they've been infiltrated.

[JJinc]

Nice not many of these that are concise and easy to find.

[roshanrasika]

Very nice 💪💪💪 love from Srilanka 🇱🇰🇱🇰❤❤❤

[stevemance]

Respect to all the British special services, and all the British armed forces!! However you forgot the SAS in the Falkland's!!!!

[Mark_Bickerton]

If you cant afford to be big, you have to be good!

[JasonJackson-owem]

Should definitely have given Commando Helicopter Force a mention for SF air support #justsaying

[mickymac]

I'll simplyfy it, they are all highly motivated, trained and deadly.😂

[jaime]

you forgot the SBS are trained in underwater knife fighting...

[samgoldstraw]

It's nice to see a video about British Armed Forces without Americans kicking off in the comments lol

[cattleherder]

All of that history and might is currently being ruined from within and its very sad to see.

[ROGERKP]

1:55. Looks like the door charge hit his left fore arm Harshly

[petersullivan]

They're British, so it's not Zee Squadron, it's Zed Squadron.

[RansomeDavis]

Britain has way more SF than i thought. i not long ago heard about E squadron, members being the best of the sas and sbs now thats some scary shit.

[Deadshot]

Fun Fact

The SRR is the only known UKSF unit with female operators