Comments by "Tori დღ" (@tori9365) on "Artur Rehi" channel.

  1. Definitely alot and considering how quiet it actually is in person, it would seem like something otherworldly to the ignorant eye. Besides the fact that it has green and red collision lights. Frankly, you'd have to be a moron to not notice the blinking collision lights and think it's a flying saucer. This is always my argument when people try to say a UFO is some secret aircraft. If it is, it'll still have blinking collision lights. If you really think about it, planes like this are tested at remote sites such as Area 51... meaning no one is around to even view it as a UFO. Secret military projects like this don't go testing their aircraft over the Las Vegas sky for everyone to see. So that begs the question, how many people actually saw this and thought it was a UFO compared to how many people see something that is absolutely unexplainable and that cannot be solved by our current understanding of physics and military tech?
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  2. Amazing of you. Thank you 😀
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  3. Well said!
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  4. He didn't say it's fast. He actually was dissatisfied with its top speed...
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  5.  @smug5118  😂😂😂
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  6. I read a book about the guy that invented SERE training. That guy was INSANE and from what I read, SERE sounded like hell 🥵
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  7.  @mako2350  😂😂😂 damn half an apple! Bet that looked like a steak in that situation though lmao.. also, thank you for your service!
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  8.  @Frenchtastrophe  No it's not. he Russian air force only has about 3,914 aircraft. The U.S air force has about 13,362 aircraft. Stop yo ur lies. Even the U.S Navy is almost as large as Russian air force, with over 3,700 aircraft.
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  9. 😥😓😭
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  10. Wow
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  11. Watch Army Rangers in combat if you want to see the best of the best :) they'll make the Marines look like basic infantry ;)
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  12.  @josejaviermartinez8157  what's tireball
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  13.  @Infernal71  😂😂
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  14. You're so hot and your accent makes even better marry me plz 😥
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  15.  Aqua man  not necessarily. The British have the SBS, whom are more similar to the SEALs. They specialize in the underwater stuff. Delta Force is more along the lines of SAS.
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  16. Delta Force was directly modelled after the SAS too. As an American, I am proud of this and happy those guys are on our side 😎 I don't think our special operations units would be what they are today without them
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  17. Army Rangers: Am I a joke to you?
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  18. Airsoft gun?
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  19. I think they meant 11 nuclear powered carriers.
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  20. No, I don't think you will 😂 but good luck
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  21. Such a dumb comment
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  22. SEALs, especially Team 6, usually deploy with custom loadouts. Meaning they can choose what weapons and gear they want to deploy with depending on the mission. Units like Army Rangers and Marine Raiders deploy with set loadouts, without any say. You could see a team of SEALs with all different weapons; AK's, SCAR's, M416's etc. As far as the automatic assault rifle 15... that is an old design, called the CAR-15 (Colt Automatic Rifle) .. a short barrel carbine.. basically the precursor to the M4 carbine. They haven't been relevant since the 90's and I honestly can't see a modern SEAL deploying with one. It would make no sense lol
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  23. U.S Navy doesnt have more aircraft than Russia air force
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  24. FN FNC or AK 5 would be my guess
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  25. Wow. This actually made me cry 😥
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  26. Can't shoot this thing down that easily.. most likely it'll have already penetrated its target area and dropped its payload before you get any sign of its presence.
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  27. Not really true. Almost anyone enlisted in the Navy can get a contract apply for SEAL Teams 1-5. SEAL Team 6 is the team that will only allow experienced SEALs, or sometimes other special operators, to try and join.
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  28. SWCC are only tier 3. They are badass but they aren't on the scale of special missions units. The list should be Delta Force, SEAL Team 6, Air Force 24th STS, Ranger RRC, Army ISA and CIA SAD. Those are America's highest trained, tip of the spear units.
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  29. Yup F-15 is undefeated on the battlefield
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  30.  @xfounes8965  and then a nuclear war gets started and nobody wins -_-
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  31. Agreed. This match up makes no sense. It would make a little more sense if they just pitted SEAL Team 6 against SAS because they're the only team that is similar to SAS. what they should've done is SEALs vs SBS or SAS vs Delta Force. Those match-ups make more sense
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  32. Delta Force are direct descendants of SAS. They're basically Americas version of SAS. I should also say that SEAL Team 6 was created in response to a failed hostage rescue by Delta Force. Now I'm not saying that SEAL Team 6 or SAS are better or worse than Delta; they're all the best of the best. Anyone in a tier 1 unit earned that spot for a reason and can't really be compared directly to another member. They'll all fight like hell and kill way more bad guys than anyone can imagine. Just be happy they're all on our side!
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  33.  @DukeNNN  That is an old truth, that Delta Force "doesn't exist" or "isn't acknowledged by the government". That may have been so over a decade ago, but they have since been confirmed by the U.S government to be a unit that operates under JSOC. As for USMC, they have done an amazing job at keeping MARSOC/Raiders relatively secret, but they aren't really anymore secretive than any tier 1 SMU in the U.S. If you want to know the most secretive military/paramilitary units, just look into Army ISA or CIA SAC/SOG. Those are the James bonds/Jason Bournes/John Wicks in real life and are usually selected from Delta Force, SEAL Team 6 or Air Force 24th STS.
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  34.  @DukeNNN  as far as secretive goes, the Marines have MARSOC/Raiders. They secretive, sure, but are not tier 1 SMU's. The most secretive military/paramilitary in the U.S are the Army ISA and CIA SAC/SOG. they are the real life James Bonds/Jason Bournes/John Wicks. Their recruiting selection usually comes from experienced Delta Force, SEAL Team 6 or Air Force 24th STS members. They are then trained for almost 2 more years extensively. Those men are the highest trained, most experienced warriors for America and are the most secretive.
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  35. Those Green Berets fought like hell. There's a head cam video that shows a couple of them in the firefight and while it is VERY graphic, it shows just determined and badass those guys are. Unfortunately it ends with a Green Beret getting gunned down in the open while retreating
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  36. I wont say that. Estonia borders Russia and they have very high and serious tension always.. even if he hasn't seen real combat, I'm sure they were trained to fight against a Russian invasion... which is very serious considering how small Estonia is compared to Russia. The U.S may have great training but the U.S also can destroy almost any country in the world by conventional means without infantry. Estonia doesn't have that luxury. They are bound by how strong their infantry is. So I'm sure the training is very realistic and brutal.
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  37. Pretty cool. Britain has some world class pilots, I'm glad they have the chance to fly this thing 😀😀
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  38. React to CIA SAD (Special Activities Division) please. They are probably the most secretive group of special operators. They choose from the U.S military's tier 1 units (Delta Force, SEAL Team 6 etc.)
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  39. 80?!!! Those things are huge how tf can it fit 80?!!!
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  40.  @ethansenter5298  🥺🥺😨
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  41. Green ferrets
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  42. The SEALs weren't inspired by SAS. You're thinking of Delta Force, whom were modeled directly after SAS. SEALs were created as a desire for the services to develop unconventional warfare 1962. SEAL Team 6 was created as response to a failed Delta Force hostage ambush. SEAL Team 6 is probably the only SEAL Team that is similar to what Delta Force and SAS are. In simple terms, SAS are on America's tier 1 special missions units level. Only Seal Team 6, Delta Force, Air Force 24th STS, CIA ISA and Ranger RRC are tier 1 units. The rest of the SEAL teams are are a step under them, at tier 2, along with Green Berets, Army 75th Rangers, Marine Raiders/MARSOC, Air Force CCT and Army Asymmetric Warfare Group.
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  43. Both are the best at what they do but I dont exactly think the SEALs should be compared to SAS. The British have another unit that is similar to the SEALs I forgot what they're called. The SAS are more similar to the U.S Armys Delta Force. That should be expected aswell because Delta Force was directly modeled after the SAS' doctrin. I would assume they are different now though as time has went on and Delta have evolved after decades of combat in different theatres but they are the direct comparison to the SAS, not the SEALS.
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