Videos tagged with Rangers

This video features Zach Masek, a Green Beret Veteran from the Dead Warrior Society, discussing the historical lineage of US special operations forces, specifically Rangers and Green Berets. He challenges prevailing misconceptions about figures like Robert Rogers and the historical roles of these units. The discussion delves into the current operational focus of Ranger Battalions on direct action versus the Green Berets' emphasis on Unconventional Warfare, questioning the actual application of UW by Green Berets in modern conflicts. The video is sponsored by Obsidian Arms, a manufacturer of firearm parts and tools.

This video reviews OTB Boots, highlighting their performance in extreme military conditions. The content focuses on how these boots hold up under scenarios similar to those faced by Special Forces, Rangers, and Navy SEALs, emphasizing durability, waterproofing, comfort, and grip. It aims to showcase why these are considered ideal combat boots for soldiers and tactical operators, encouraging viewer engagement through comments about their preferred military boots.

This video features Greg Thompson, creator of the Special Operations Combatives Program (SOCP®), demonstrating techniques for creating space in close-contact fights to access a firearm. He shares insights on explosive movement, hand positioning, and real-world tactics utilized by elite military and law enforcement units. The content focuses on gaining an advantage in close-quarters combat scenarios. The video promotes their website for further skill development.

This "Mail Call" video from John "Shrek" McPhee showcases a delivery from Tasty Gains, a company specializing in supplements. McPhee expresses excitement about receiving "creatine gummy's" and feels "pumped" by them. He encourages viewers to check out Tasty Gains and provides a link to their website. The video is heavily branded with hashtags related to tactical training and special forces, although the content itself focuses on supplements.

This YouTube video, titled 'Class Gifts - SOB Brand - John “Shrek” McPhee,' showcases a gift from the SOB Brand, associated with John 'Shrek' McPhee. The description suggests a connection to tactical items, potentially for special forces or military personnel, with hashtags hinting at themes like Yellowstone, branding, steak, barbecue, Rangers, and army life. While no specific firearms are explicitly mentioned, the context strongly implies a link to firearms culture, training, or related merchandise.

This YouTube video showcases a substantial and impressive "range lunch" described as the best the creator has ever experienced. The title hints at tactical associations with "sobtactical," "specialforces," and "deltaforce," suggesting a context where such meals might be consumed during training or operations. The inclusion of "sobtv" and "rangers" further reinforces a military or tactical theme, likely associated with the brand or group producing the content.

This YouTube Shorts video features Erick Innis of Coastline K9 discussing the rigorous discipline and daily training required to remain in the Rangers. The content highlights the demanding nature of this elite military unit, emphasizing the mental and physical fortitude necessary for their roles.

This video features firearms expert Jonathan Ferguson examining the Heckler & Koch HK416 A5, a rifle that was a runner-up in the UK's Project Hunter trials for a new Alternative Individual Weapon. The trial involved various manufacturers, including Daniel Defense, Glock, and SIG Sauer. Ferguson discusses the firearm's features, comparing it to the earlier A2 variant, and delves into the specifics of its piston system, which is a point of preference for many. The video is presented by the Royal Armouries, the UK's national collection of arms and armour.

This video draws a parallel between Army Rangers and Tolkien's Orcs, framing elite special operations soldiers as modern-day warriors who share characteristics like being battle-hardened and relentless. The description further elaborates on this comparison, suggesting Rangers are treated as disposable, engage in internal struggles, and suffer without purpose, mirroring the perceived plight of Orcs. The clip is from episode 217 of the REDACTED Culture Cast featuring Cameron Fath, and the hashtags indicate a focus on Army Rangers and Lord of the Rings.

This video features a unique pumpkin carving contest pitting Navy SEALs against Army Rangers. Participants shoot pumpkins at a 5-yard distance, showcasing their marksmanship skills in a festive, fall-themed competition. The video highlights the friendly rivalry between these elite military units, offering a glimpse into their precision and skill outside of their operational duties. Viewers are encouraged to vote for their favorite contestant.

This video discusses the phrase "Back When It Was Hard" often heard in Ranger Battalion leadership. The creator posits that this phrase, when used about declining standards, can demotivate both leadership and those being led. The description also touches on gatekeeping, describing it as a potential "cry of the oppressed" or a "weapon of the resentful." The content explores cultural dynamics within a military context, using hashtags related to gatekeeping, a redacted term, culture, veterans, and Rangers.

This YouTube Shorts video, titled "Sick Call Rangers #shorts," is a comedic piece by Nikko Ortiz. Based on the description, it appears to be a humorous take on individuals in military branches who are supposedly "sick call rangers." The video is likely intended for entertainment and leans heavily into comedy and military humor, with a brief mention of general military branches.