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Most Dangerous Special Forces in the World | Top 10 Special Forces Units

Most Dangerous Special Forces in the World | Top 10 Special Forces Units

10.    Pakistan Army Special Service Group

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Pakistan Army Special Service Group
Country Pakistan
Branch Pakistan Army
Other Names Maroon Berets, Black Storks
Active Years 1956–present

09.    MARCOS

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indian marcos
Country India
Branch Indian Navy
Other Names Marine Commando Force (MCF),Magarmach (The Crocodiles), Dadhiwala Fauj (The Bearded Army)
Active Years 1987 – present

08.    Unidad de Operaciones Especiales

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Unidad de Operaciones Especiales
Country Spain
Branch Spanish Navy and Marines
Other Names 
Active Years 1952 – 2009

07.    France's National Gendarmerie Intervention Group

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France's National Gendarmerie Intervention Group
Country France
Branch Général de Brigade
Other Names GIGN 
Active Years 1974 - Present

06.    Sayeret Matkal

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Sayeret Matkal
Country Israel
Branch Military Intelligence Directorate
Other Names General Staff Reconnaissance Unit, Unit 269
Active Years 1957–present

05.    British Special Air Service (SAS)

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British Special Air Service
Country United Kingdom
Branch British Army
Other Names The Regiment
Active Years 1941 – present

04.    United States Army Special Forces

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United States Army Special Forces
Country United States
Branch United States Army
Other Names Green Berets, Snake Eaters, Bearded Bastards
Active Years 1987 - Present

03.    Sri Lanka Army Special Force LRRP

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sri lankan special forces SF LRRP logo
Country Sri Lanka
Branch Sri Lanka Army
Other Names Mahasohon Brigade, Long Range Reconnaissance Patrol (LRRP), Deep Penetration Unit (DPU), SF
Active Years 1986 - Present

02.    Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation

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Spetsnaz
Country Russia
Branch Special Operations Forces
Other Names Spetsnaz, SOF
Active Years 2009 – present

01.    United States Navy SEALs

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US Navy SEALs
Country United States of America
Branch United States Navy
Other Names Navy SEALs, Frogmen, The Men with Green Faces
Active Years 1962 – present


Top 10 Most Dangerous Special Forces Units in the World

  1. United States Navy SEALs
  2. Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation
  3. Sri Lanka Army Special Force LRRP
  4. United States Army Special Forces
  5. British Special Air Service (SAS)
  6. Sayeret Matkal
  7. France's National Gendarmerie Intervention Group
  8. Unidad de Operaciones Especiales
  9. MARCOS
  10. Pakistan Army Special Service Group

1 comment:

  1. The Sri Lanka Army Special Forces evolved from organization initially known as “Combat Tracker Team”. This group at the inception in 1985 had two Officers and 38 men and was to be tasked to carry out small group operations which have capability of operating deep in enemy territory against LTTE terrorism in time of war. This Combat Tracker Team led by the dedicated and devoted leadership of Maj Gen (retired) G. Hettiarachchi, WWV, RWP, RSP, USP, psc from the Sri Lanka Armoured Corps (SLAC) (Then Major) and Col A.F. Lafir, PWV, RWP, RSP, (posthumous) (Then Lieutenant). Subsequently with the formation of the Special Service Group (SSG) the Combat Tracker Team becomes the reconnaissance element of the SSG. Later as the SSG concept failed to materialized, the Combat Tracker Team changes its name as Rapid Deployment Force (RDF) (Special Force) and operated independently. With the massive successful results of the RDF it was gradually expanded to 04 squadrons. In December 1988 the RDF (SF) was officially designated as 1 st Regiment Special Forces. At present the Special Forces consist of a Regimental Centre, SF Brigade, Training School, 3 Battalions and Regimental Headquarter Battalion –Special Forces. Pakistan Army's Special Services Group has also been training Sri Lankan Special Forces Since 1986.

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