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NAVY SEALS VS BRITISH SAS
LJ813
7/1/2005 9:34:17 PM
I WILL GO FOR THE NAVY..
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GOP
7/26/2007 9:21:45 PM
KNOW ALLOT MORE THAN YOU THINK ABOUT WARFARE MY FATHER WAS IN IRAQ FOR 4 YEARS BEFORE BEING KILLED WHICH MADE ME MORE INTERESTED IN THE ARMED FORCES AND I SERIOUSLY WOULNDT BELEIVE YOU IF YOU SAIDYOU HAVE BEEN IN THE ARMED FORCES.
I guess this is directed toward me, but not sure. Anyway, you lied. I hate liars. You impersonated an operator. I hate impersonaters. You basically stated that the British were by far the best Army in the world without any basis...you can't say things like that when you have nothing to back that up. I used to state things on this site that had no basis in fact, but somehow I didn't get nailed to the wall. You will because you come across as a loudmouth punk. By the way, I'm probably around your age (I'm 17), and obviously not in the military.
Now, if you are telling the truth, then I'm very sorry to hear about your Dad. I'm not going to pretend to even know what thats like. I'm not sure if you are telling the truth or not though.
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dirtykraut
7/28/2007 1:07:02 AM
i dont need to be well schooled to be in the SAS
never said you did
you did however claim to be an officer and for that you tend to need to be somewhat better educated
....I just had to laugh at that one.
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dirtykraut
7/28/2007 1:22:16 AM
People misunderstand Americans as a people. Not only do they forget that they cannot possibly have a single opinion about 300 million people, but they compeltely forget that this is an individualist culture. Not a selfish or vindictive culture, just individual. There are reasons for that, and some see it as selfishness, when I can list things Americans and the US in general has done for other individuals and other countries that have been far from selfish.
But I honestly believe, in terms of nationalism, the US ranks low, at least on internet forums. You wouldn't believe some of the trash I have heard from certain commonwealth countries who think they are some make of Spartan.
So realbritpatriot, open your mind a little, and your life will improve so much that you won't have to impersonate an SAS soldier on an open internet forum.
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Surefire
Your Joking Right?
8/1/2007 1:33:25 PM
If you look at how many conflicts/Missions the SEALS have been on and how many missions were a success I think you'll find that most missions had failed.
On the other hand the SAS are better trained for all types of missions and 95% are a success rate!!! I thank you.
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Surefire
Your Joking Right?
8/1/2007 1:35:05 PM
I would go for the SBS, but i would say that.
Can`t say fairer than that!
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Ehran
8/1/2007 2:20:59 PM
But I honestly believe, in terms of nationalism, the US ranks low, at least on internet forums.
take a cruise round here and count the chest beaters dk for every FS there are a half dozen DA.
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Surefire
8/1/2007 2:41:10 PM
Here here!
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GOP
8/1/2007 2:47:27 PM
If you look at how many conflicts/Missions the SEALS have been on and how many missions were a success I think you'll find that most missions had failed.
On the other hand the SAS are better trained for all types of missions and 95% are a success rate!!! I thank you.
Look you uneducated piece of shit, you are probably the last person to ever know about any "success rates" or who failed and didn't. Tell us about some of these SEAL missions that you know about, we'd love to hear your side of the story. Oh wait, you don't have a fucking clue what goes on inside NSW, SOCOM, or any other Special Operations units or Commands. "I think you'll find that most missions failed"? Give me a break. NSW may struggle with some missions (ie: Recce in A'stan), but those things have been noted by well informed sources, and those same sources would tell you that NSW has a very good record overall. It's when dumbass commanders want to use them for missions they weren't designed for is when the problems start. The Teams and your SBS train together a good bit, so I would question why the SBS would train with guys who are such "failures"? People like you who know zero about how things truly work are the ones on this forum I hate. Granted, I am not in the military in any capacity, however you won't see me spouting off about things I know nothing about.
Oh really, so the SAS has a 95% success rate? Hmmm, that numbers seems to have been pulled out of your fucking hat. So you can name everyone of their operations and tell us their success rate? So you have must have access to some extremely covert information about the SAS and their ops, so you must have even more information than the freaking Prime minister of Britain. Or maybe, their is a possibility that you are absolutely uneducated and threw a number out that sounded good. Which one? Well considering that most guys in the SAS don't even know their overall success rate, I'd say you are probably about as uneducated as they come.
I swear, some of you remind me of the types that go around saying "Ascertainment value" just to make you look knowledgeable when you are really way off the mark. Oh, and your welcome.
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GOP
8/1/2007 2:49:56 PM
I should say that I have nothing but respect for the SAS, and there success rate may well be 95% or higher, but there is no way for any of us outside the community to know.
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dirtykraut
8/1/2007 4:07:14 PM
But I honestly believe, in terms of nationalism, the US ranks low, at least on internet forums.
take a cruise round here and count the chest beaters dk for every FS there are a half dozen DA.
I must be crack happy, I don't see as many. Perhaps the reason is because non Americans can get away with saying anything, yet when an Amrican opens his mouth, he gets a thrashing for saying something not nearly as nationalistic as an Australian, Candian, or a brit.
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