US Special Forces underestimated and lost to Korean Special Forces

Here are some interesting moments from a South Korean reality military survival show featuring a total of 6 teams of South Korean and American special operators competing against one another in a series of missions.

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[grinch]

I trained tactical comms to all of the Korean SF units, Army and Navy. Comparing students everywhere over 23 years, they were tops as they come to class prepared and work from 8 to 5 every single day. They have a prideful absolute desire to excel that is 2nd to none. 20 years before this, I was an active duty advisor to one of their SF Brigades. I would say go outside in four rows of five on the soccer field and be ready for a comms check and they would say soon, waiting for you, Mr. Harris!

[ryudragonpunch]

After the SEALs lost they went back to writing their next book.

[toasterpastries]

*Notice how the Americans talk so much smack (especially the SEAL) while the Korean troops sit silently. They don't need to talk. They prove it with action, not words.*

[elchinoguerito]

Dammit, leave it to the SEALs for being so braggish and arrogant. At least Green Berets do better at emulating the "quiet professional" standard. But a little humility can go a long way

[qwuj]

Discipline. Never underestinate nor overestimate others. Just go prepare yourself.

[juhoseo]

Moral of the story never underestimate Koreans as a korean I’m proud to see my country showing their skills to other countries

[rjvtzxq]

I trained with the ROK Marines in Pohang, South Korea, from the 33BN WPCO. I saw those motherfuckers carrying a 42kg 81mm fully-assembled mortar up the fucking mountain with their full gear added on. I also got to train with them in the Mountain Warfare Training course outside of Pohang. They beat us hands down. We didn’t even have a chance against them. Trust me, these are one badass motherfuckers. I’m so glad they’re on our side. Semper Fi, brothers.

[alansohn]

As a Korean myself, the US does have stronger personnel. Not to mention if this wasn't a biased video, you would've also shown how dominant the USSF team:
1. Ship boarding mission.
2. Tire-pull challenges (there were several of them).
3. Their "Ace" alone in one of the tire challenges outmatched 2 opponents.
4. Sure they may not have done as well in the shooting, but you're talking about guys who have left the special forces more than a decade ago unlike the Koreans who may have left a few years previously.

[chubss]

All the US SF guys were out 10+ years, all the Korean guys were out relatively recently within 3 years. Also, in that actual combat scenarios the US team outperformed the Koreans.

[Gurkhaable]

They've been told they're the best for so long they actually believe it.

[DanielKth]

I don’t think the real Navy SEALS would talk bad about South Korean soldiers. It was all for the show. Most US troops have massive respect for the SK soldiers and marines.

[Nperez]

I think Americans forget that Koreans fought in Vietnam so ferocious that the North Vietnamese were actually scared of Koreans vs Americans...

[SiddharthaMoravekar]

It seems the seals superpower is calling for air support.😂

[traderghost]

I would never underestimate the ROK guys. They are constantly on alert for war with the North, so they train hard to defend their homeland. They got a lot to lose if they ever lost to the fatty up North. The protection of their home is their motivation for training as hard as they could.

[Dark-buou]

Despite initial misconceptions, the South Koreans, drawing from their history of bravery in the Korean and Vietnam Wars, displayed remarkable resilience. Their brutal interrogation tactics in Vietnam resulted in an impressive kill ratio of 21 to one, challenging stereotypes. This serves as a powerful reminder not to judge based on appearances, as the South Korean forces proved their mettle on multiple fronts. Trusts me these guys are relentless are fearless when encountered in combat. South korean are brave warriors!

[orginyigam]

But whoever gave them the number one title... Navy seals look like boy scouts compared to SAS.

[eckhardt]

I’m glad that the South Koreans are on our side.

[wisely]

Be confident and humble but not over confident and arrogant. Real man is humble, respectful and confident, not underestimate his opponent and will always fight to win and helps his team when needed ! 😊

[anakindonissa]

I feel like koreans are no jokes. They were resilant towards mongols, japans, Chinese and even their own kind. 😂

[zachlukman]

I saw many people just hiding behind their Entity while can't really keep up with the name, these are just examples. Most of the time maybe we are just lucky during the selection but it's our fault that we didn't keep up with the fitness and knowledge etc after we passed ☺️