Posted on Feb 23, 2016
A Navy SEAL and an Army Ranger explain the difference between these elite tiers
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The internet has no shortage of basement-dwelling commandos beating at their keyboards like chimpanzees as they forcefully insist upon one incorrect factoid or another regarding Special Operations units. All SEALs are considered Tier One, right?
No. Rangers pull security for Delta, correct? Time to throw away that scratched-up "Black Hawk Down" DVD, hero.
No. Rangers pull security for Delta, correct? Time to throw away that scratched-up "Black Hawk Down" DVD, hero.
A Navy SEAL and an Army Ranger explain the difference between these elite tiers
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They shouldn't even be compared... Completely different organizations with their own special task, both very effective.
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SGT (Join to see)
Thank you for your explanation CPO (Join to see). I believe that is exactly what the article is about.
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CSM Michael Chavaree
Once again, different units and different mission, should not be compared at all.
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CPO (Join to see)
True, But some how I think Bradon and Jack felt that some people think that and that is why they wrote the article. They say both are now going back to their reg mission sets.
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CPO (Join to see)
MSG. I had pleasure of supporting your guys out on VSPS in AFG,SOTF-A and my guys loved the way you treated them.
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Damn, Keith. I now have to stop claiming to be a 4 star General Admiral Ranger-SEAL. Thanks a lot. Now my Navy AND Army buddies will all bail!!!
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SGT (Join to see)
Aw hell Greg, I'm sorry buddy. Don't forget you were also Special Forces recon, sniper, paratrooper.
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SN Greg Wright
SGT (Join to see) - Oh well. I still have my 5-star Michelin rating as a chef!
(No, I don't, in case it's not obvious lol).
(No, I don't, in case it's not obvious lol).
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