Indian Special Forces

[MuzzleVelocity]

The only reason Ghatak or Para can take them on is because of barbed wire and very good surveillance at loc.

Take them out and man vs man no one knows what will happen.

I think we have shown in the past, that man for man we can take them on. Bana Singh is a good example.
And SSG seem a bit of a scam to me to be honest. They have been good in the past, but recently they are used as showpieces than for effectiveness. They wear NVDs in the bright afternoons, participate in exercises meant for rank and file infantry, their equipment seems for show than functionality. Their use as a PR tool, makes me doubt them a bit.

 

[COLDHEARTED AVIATOR]

I think we have shown in the past, that man for man we can take them on. Bana Singh is a good example.
And SSG seem a bit of a scam to me to be honest. They have been good in the past, but recently they are used as showpieces than for effectiveness. They wear NVDs in the bright afternoons, participate in exercises meant for rank and file infantry, their equipment seems for show than functionality. Their use as a PR tool, makes me doubt them a bit.

It will all come down to best tactics strategy and position.

 

[Scramjet]

ANA commandos

 

[Aditya Roy]

ANA commandos

The moves resemble SEAL tactics. Delta is a bit different.

 

[rkhanna]

The moves resemble SEAL tactics. Delta is a bit different.

Can't really say. This is pretty basic. No breaching just room entry. They are learning basic slicing the pie and covering arcs and positioning. They need to know all their positions before entering the room as a bullet can go through the wood and out the other end.

The gun wiggle right at the begining is something I have seen in other Tier 1 videos on SoFrep.

You can see a definite mix of senior guys and new guys here.

Imagine doing the shoulder transitions on Tavors lol

 

[Aditya Roy]

Can't really say. This is pretty basic. No breaching just room entry. They are learning basic slicing the pie and covering arcs and positioning. They need to know all their positions before entering the room as a bullet can go through the wood and out the other end.

The gun wiggle right at the begining is something I have seen in other Tier 1 videos on SoFrep.

You can see a definite mix of senior guys and new guys here.

Imagine doing the shoulder transitions on Tavors lol

Basic positions, tactics etc. would definitely be the same. But I am talking about the rifle/combat movement. The rifle movement of the SEALs differs from the Delta one while approaching the corners.

Links for reference -
SEAL:

Green Beret/Delta:

 

[tusharfoxtrot]

Green Beret/Delta:
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Very less or no recoil in this video! What's the reason?

 

[ManhattanProject]

Green Beret/Delta:

Very less or no recoil in this video! What's the reason?
[/QUOTE]
Good fundamentals and a properly gassed high-end AR15.

 

[Aditya Roy]

Suppressors too help in recoil management

 

[Tactical Doge]

I think we have shown in the past, that man for man we can take them on. Bana Singh is a good example.
And SSG seem a bit of a scam to me to be honest. They have been good in the past, but recently they are used as showpieces than for effectiveness. They wear NVDs in the bright afternoons, participate in exercises meant for rank and file infantry, their equipment seems for show than functionality. Their use as a PR tool, makes me doubt them a bit.

This month alone 30 Pakistanis have been killed by BLA
Including SSG (SSGN also I think) and LCB of their army

 

[fire starter]

It will all come down to best tactics strategy and position.

Yes your average special surrender commandos aka cannon fodders. Now plz don't claim that baloch freedom fighters have superior surveillance capabilities.

 

[Aditya Roy]

This surprises me a lot. Because right on the other side of the border you have SSG, which is very well structured. Man or man, Para SF can take them on, heck even our Ghataks can, but I have always wondered why is there a difference between the two armies in how they structure and treat their special forces.

That's because SSGs are always on the offensive mode and that too against powerful enemies. They are basically fighting a two-front war(India and Afg.). India is 10 times larger than them economically(even more powerful considering other aspects). Be it any terror attack in Kashmir, or some Taliban offensive, there's always a SSG footprint. I follow the Pak 'Poonjabi' TV news/shows regularly, many SSG officers who appear there admitted(by accident or chest-thumping I don't know) to being inside Indian Kashmir. And that's not a surprise. I am sure a chunk of them and other Pak Army guys are deployed alongside the Taliban. We may make fun of their action in 1965 when they got clubbed like pests by villagers trying to take out air assets at the Pathankot airbase. But it takes sheer guts to undertake such missions in 1965 when only Israeli paratroopers were consistently undertaking such missions. It has something to do with their religio-centric expansionist ideology, just like the Chinese(political expansionism).

SSGs are an important asset of the Pak Army but they have their limitations. The Pak army formulate their battle plan keeping their SFs in mind. But in the case of India, we try to 'fit in' our SFs to undertake certain missions as in and when required. That's the difference.
Overall, SSGs - they cant beat you, but you can't ignore them either.

 

[Mikel]

Yes your average special surrender commandos aka cannon fodders. Now plz don't claim that baloch freedom fighters have superior surveillance capabilities.

SSGs have an inordinately high number of casualties regardless of where they are deployed. If you do some digging you can find atleast 4-5 per month.

 

[fire starter]

SSGs have an inordinately high number of casualties regardless of where they are deployed. If you do some digging you can find atleast 4-5 per month.

That too against rag tag militants lol.

 

[Maitreya Shyam]

NSG shooting drill

No marcos

 

[Scramjet]

The moves resemble SEAL tactics. Delta is a bit different.

Skip to 1:31 i hope that isn't something a seal is being taught , still...can you explain the difference b/w the room clearing procedure of DEVGRU(seal team 6) and DELTA

 

[Maitreya Shyam]

Yes your average special surrender commandos aka cannon fodders. Now plz don't claim that baloch freedom fighters have superior surveillance capabilities.

Reason

 

[Scramjet]

Green Beret/Delta:
Very less or no recoil in this video! What's the reason?

Practice practice and practice !

 

[Scramjet]

1 SFG (green berets) and 3 para SF

 

[Aditya Roy]

Skip to 1:31 i hope that isn't something a seal is being taught , still...can you explain the difference b/w the room clearing procedure of DEVGRU(seal team 6) and DELTA

Nasty surprise!
From what I have noticed, its the gun movement and the corner clearing technique that differ btw SEAL/DEVGRU and Delta. But in my opinion, the Israeli approach towards corner clearing is the best.