Which country has the world's most powerful special forces?

Answer 1

The US Navy SEAL's are currently #1. They are though in competition with the british SAS. The reasons being is that A - The SEAL's are trained for many years, B- The SEAL's have taken down more targets than any special force in history, and C- The SEAL's operate everywhere, whether in 130 degree weather or -40 degree weather. They undergo the strictest tests in the world, are trained with every weapon and vehicle up to date, and they are trained mentally into not being afraid to die a horrible slow death.

Answer 2

There is no immediate answer, as all nations will say that their countries are the best.

Still some very skilled military units are:

The British 22nd Special Air Service (the infamous SAS) and Special Boat Service.

The U.S Navy Sea, Air and Land (SEAL) Teams

The U.S Army Delta Force

The Russian Spetsnaz

The Israeli Paratroops

All these units are elite.

Answer 3

No, Pakistan is NOT the best special services force in the world, that title would equally go to these nations:

Austria, UK, USA, France, Germany, Italy, Canada, Brazil, Russia, Israel.

Secondary special forces which rank high would be countries such as:

Netherlands, South Africa, Argentina, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Norway, Sweden, Turkey, India, Tonga and Czech Republic.

Special forces fight for their country, they fight for an idea of glory and pushing yourself beyond the limit to become part of the best fighters in the world, they do not fight for religion, those are generally labeled terrorists... So who ever wrote that Pakistan's Special Forces were the best in the world because they fought for Allah (god), search up what being a Special Force's fighter means because you clearly have got it confused.

Answer 4

Despite what the previous answer said, this IS a matter of opinion. Every unit has its successes and failures. The above answer of Delta being the best is both right and wrong. Delta has numerous operations under its belt, most of which aren't even heard of outside of special operations circles. Most of the time, the public only hears of a special operation when it directly involves public interest, such as the DevGru operation that killed bin Laden or the Delta operation that captured Saddam Hussein, or if it fails and operators are killed, like what happened in Somalia in 1993.

A lot of these operations are carried out by who happens to be the closest available unit. DevGru's Red Squadron was the one who killed bin Laden because they were coming home from a tour in Afghanistan and could be redirected at the last minute without raising any alarms with Pakistani Intelligence until it was too late. Delta captured Saddam Hussein as part of Joint Task Force 121, which was a Tier-1 special operations task force assigned to capture and kill High Value Targets (HVTs), such as Saddam, during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Delta was also the unit that killed al-Zarqawi, al Qaeda's No.2 in Iraq, by calling in an airstrike on his location.

As for the mission in Somalia in 1993, the operation was both a success and a failure. All of the Tier One units were involved in some capacity: Delta's C-Squadron was the main assault force for the task force, while DevGru had a small 5-man team attached to the rescue convoy, and the 24th Special Tactics Squadron had a group of Pararescuemen and Combat Controllers on the CSAR (Combat Search And Rescue) team, who assisted with casualties when the first helicopter was shot down and directed air support from the remaining Blackhawks and Little Birds, respectively.

Answer 5

The most elite are Delta Force, Navy SEALs, British SAS, U.S. Green Berets, and Spetsnaz. Spetsnaz are trained to enjoy the pain, are battle-lovers, and are teachers. Green Berets are teachers, so they can teach local resistance populations to fight the enemy. Navy SEALs have the most intense training in the world. Some physical trainings are nonstop 79 push-ups, 79 sit-ups, 11 pull-ups, and a 500 yd swim under 10 mins, and 30 seconds. To enter Delta Force selection process you have to be in Rangers and be an E-4, to E-8 rank. The way they work is that is that they would wear civilian clothing for the terrorist won't recognize them. Their training is mostly all classified, but what we know is that by the end of the training they have to do a 40-mile march with 45 lb backpacks. The most deadliest and stealthiest special force in the world is The British SAS. The British SAS are the mix of all the best special forces, they are capable for any conditions and experts in all field of combat, they are professionals.

>>Acually, studies prove that the Israeli Mossad is the toughest and best-trained Special Forces in the world.

Answer 6

Here are my personal answers which are probably right because I'm obsessed with the military and I know lots about it.

5. Canada's s.a.s

4.America's Navy seals [sea,air,land]

3.America's Delta Force

2. Australia's S.A.Sr [special air service regiment]

1.New Zealand's S.A.S. special air service