Who are the best special forces in the world?

>>34975616
No one here is qualified to answer that, certainly not your pic who are basic Infantry.

>>34975616
the guys that pulled off 9/11 and the killing of JFK

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>>34975616
SoF are more or less standardized by Western nations. Basically U.S. SoF and major European powers' SoF share the same training regime (sometimes practice with each other) and operation practice. Same with the South Eastern (Australia) and Eastern countries like Korea and Japan. Then it goes down to what the SoF group is designed for. Gurkhas still operate within both British and Indian forces, as well as work as mercenaries and police force.

Russian and Chinese SoF follow similar training methods as the West, admittedly with less toys and tools at their disposal. After that, most of the world's nations who aren't allied with US have SoF that are usually exception in a really shitty army.

East Timor's.

I bet you didn't know they had special forces.

Half of you probably didn't even know East Timor existed.

OPSEC. They're that good.

>>34975912
>East Timor's.
>I bet you didn't know they had special forces.
Both of them?

>>34975937
Well, East Timor has an enclave in western Timor, and 'Timor' itself means 'East' in the local language, so there is a part of Timor east of the part of East Timor in the west.

But no, a noun followed by an apostrophe followed by an 's' is how we mark possession in English.
>Who are the best special forces in the world?
>East Timor's [special forces]

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Pretty much every country that has a decent,competent infantry, bonus if they're poor/third world because that's where SOF really outshines the rest of the military

if the infantry is good, the SF is good.

But still, like the other guy said most SOF training and equipment is standardized, so you'd probably see that (most) third world NATO-aligned countries being a 1:1 copy of seal team six in terms of training and equipment.

If you've heard of them, they're not the best.

>>34975912
>>34975994
t. East Timorese special forces

>>34977193
oh shit i've been found out

>>34975616
Space Marines.

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>>34975616
Thoes who made the selection.

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>>34979366
is that the flannel thot?

>>34976801
That's for intelligence groups, not special forces

At no point in history have Gurkhas acted as special forces. Nothing they are instructed in makes them special forces. On the contrary, they're less capable than their equivalents.

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>>34975616
JTF2

>>34980635
>bullet took 10sec to reach the target
Fellow leaf detected because only we even know what a JTF2 is. But source, faggot.

>>34980688
How are these just search JTF2 Sniper

http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/sniper-world-record-canadians-1.4174155

https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2017/06/22/canadian-special-operations-sniper-shoots-daesh-fighter-from-35-kilometres-away.html

>>34980688
I gave you source Ya happy? also Globe and mail made that pic

>>34980688
It clearly says that it took LESS than 10sec to reach the target, so it probably took around 5sec or so by my expert estimation.

>>34981410
>okaaay, so t=s/v
>v is muzzle velocity
But Clickbait-kun, what about air resistance?
>fuckit
>LESS THAN 10 SECONDS

>>34980465
They're specifically instructed in the ancient techniques of making the enemy foul himself on hearing rumours of their deployment.