>mfw I realised there is probably a clandestine spec ops team

>>32927743
>Delta
>Elite
O I am a laffin

Just because something could exist doesn't mean it does exist.

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>>32927743
If there was, you'd never know.
They're probably on double-secret probation.

>>32927743
Yes, there are some spooky DOD civilians with stupid sounding jobs buried within the bureaucracy. Those same DOD civilians happen to find themselves attached in a supplementary way to spooky taskforces. Somehow...

Theyre called spooks for a reason.

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>mfw I realized there are probably higher levels of security clearance than the president holds

Like, seventeen of them.

SAD/SOG

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>tfw so elite and clandestine that even you don't know what your team is called, who you're killing, or even where your missions are taking place

>>32927982
That's not really how it works. Security Clearance only goes up to Top Secret. There is no Super Duper Top Secret.

The extra secrecy comes from compartmentalization. Compartmentalized programs can be read to anybody with the right clearance, but only if the person has a need to know as determined by whoever is running the project.

the real question is what rifles and accessories do they use

>>32928007
>not even allowed to know your own name
>team is made up of one-use disposable amnesia patients imprinted with a decaying memory system that transforms them into special forces tier-0 operators

>>32928097
>t. Super Duper Mega Top Secret clearance holder

>>32928139
Dragon dildos obviously.

>>32928139
this guy has the right questions

>>32927743
CIA has a black budget.
I want you to think about that.
They have funds that cannot be audited and no agency has the right to oversee what's in black operations.
If anyone has some super top secret elite force, my guess would be with them.

>>32928097
There's also codeword-specific sectors of the TS-SCI.

And yeah, some of them don't extend to the President. Not because he isn't trusted, but because it's boring shit he doesn't need to know and wouldn't understand even if he were told.

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>>32927743
No there isn't.

It is physically impossible for US special forces to go on an operation without them making it into a movie.

>>32928189
Because SAD is totally not widely known or anything, or that it also has a white budget and is publicly acknowledged as doing wetwork.

Same deal with the DIA.

I mean for fucks' sake even the IRS, USPS, and NTSB have tactical teams.

>>32928153
That's almost autistic enough to be in a Metal Gear Solid game.

>>32928231
Someone call daddy Kojima.

>>32928220
it is physically impossible for russian special forces to go on an operation without killing civilians

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>>32928097
>he hasn't read about the MJ12

Come back when you actually know something that isn't spoon fed disinfo.

>>32928226
As far as I know,
The CIA and Naval Intelligence are the only ones with
a black budget that cannot be audited.
CIA is the only agency I am aware of that has
a black budget with absolutely no oversight.

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>mfw I realised Space Marines actually exist

>>32927743
>What is SAD/SOG

>>32927743
GREY fox

>>32928097
>What is SCI Top Secret?

>>32928281
DIA has zero oversight even on their white and grey shit, and their black budget can't be audited either.

The rest are just tactical teams, there's no way anybody's denying them. But still, why the FUCK does the NTSB need a fucking tactical team?

>>32928310
>why the FUCK does the NTSB need a fucking tactical team?
The Department of Energy doesn't seem like it needs a tactical team until you realize it's in charge of our nuclear arsenal.
What is NTSB in charge on (in transportation) that is a matter of national security?

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>>32928310
Airplane related UFO crashes involving survivors.

Army kept fucking it up.

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>tfw two smart to post frogs on the internet

>>32928305
>The extra secrecy comes from compartmentalization. Compartmentalized programs can be read to anybody with the right clearance, but only if the person has a need to know as determined by whoever is running the project.
>Special Compartmentalized Information

That's what I'm saying, a TS clearance is functionally always TS/SCI (because pretty much everything TS is compartmentalized).

The compartmentalization gives the added gaps.

>>32928197
Pretty much what I'm getting at. The president might not be read onto some super highly technically detailed program because he doesn't need to know the details. He can just get the reports from that program and not work about every detail of how it was obtained.

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>>32928007

>tfw you realize the toppest of top elite super secret operational operations and assassinations are better outsourced to a mexican killer from the streets that gets 50$ for it or a dumb gang of thugs and that this is what actually happens.

>>32928226
>USPS tactical teams.
[confusion]
>>32928344
Terrorists on Amtrak.

>>32928189
The CIA are a bunch of treasonous fifth column drug dealing anti american traitors who need to be exterminated like the rats they are.

>>32928357
SCI is military only and above Top Secret.
I'm just answering the question.

>>32928373
Hope you like suicide.

>>32928390
lmfao

>>32928373
>a small portion of the CIA represents the CIA as a whole.
Simmer down, Alex.

>>32928365
>[confusion]
the usps is a government agency anon, among other things it has the unique ability to transfer classified information up to SECRET, and due to laws left over from the 1700s and 1800s it's a federal crime to do basically anything that interferes with the USPS

>>32928344
NTSB oversees both light and heavy rail.

Heavy rail transports a LOOOOOOTTTT of military equipment and munitions, as well as a lot of civilian explosives (everywhere from commercial small-arms ammo to all the high explosives used in mining and demolitions). And of course light rail (passenger trains/amtrak/subways/etc) are a good target for terrorism.

I still don't see why they have a discrete tactical section with multiple teams considering how closely they work with the US Marshals.

>>32928365
I actually saw a USPS tactical team working in conjunction with the Railroad Police here. Granted, they weren't opr8ing opr8onally, they were using climbing gear to check the underside of a suspension bridge for (I'm assuming) damage on a branch that prett much exclusively services one of the major mail depots in the midwest.

>>32928462
I can see why the would need a dedicated team

>>32928344
>>32928365
National Transportation Safety Board investigates accidents and incidents in the transportation industry (Airlines, pipelines, railroads, highways, seaways, etc.) and makes recommendations to prevent the accidents. It does not have a tactical team.

Amtrak probably does though. Railroad police are real things.

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I bet they have way better memes.

>>32928462
You're a retard. The NTSB does not enforce any laws and isn't exclusice to railroads and doesn't need a tactical team. The FRA enforces railroad operating practices. The Surface Transportation Board enforces railroad business practices and mergers.
t. Railroad employee.

>>32928453
USPS is a government corporation.

>>32928525
no, it's an independent government agency. like NASA, the SEC, the SSS (the people that collect you when the military needs a lot of bodies fast), the CIA, and the FCC. it draws from a government budget. the USPIS is the is the law enforcement arm of the USPS.

>>32928550
correction: it does not have a government budget, it is given government tax subsidies.

>>32928189

The CIA are a bunch of power-hungry fucks that probably spent it all on drones

>>32928550
No. It's a givernment owned corporation. It is *expected* to fund itself. It does receive help from the government however.

>>32928626
>>32928593

>>32928610
You're treating the CIA like it's your ex-girlfriend.
Simmer down there, champ.

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>>32928153
>>32928231
hahaha reminds me of pic related

>>32928638

For all you know it is

>>32928663
lul
>spookyanon

>>32928626
Which is exactly what Amtrak is incidentally.