10 Things You Might Not Know About U.S. Special Forces

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U.S. Special Forces are among the most elite and secretive military units in the world. But even if you’ve seen the movies, there’s a lot you probably don’t know. In this video, we uncover 10 surprising facts about America’s Special Operations Forces—from secret missions and training programs to advanced gear and global reach. Get ready to learn what truly sets these warriors apart.  #SpecialForces #USMilitary #NavySEALs #DeltaForce #GreenBerets #EliteWarriors #MilitaryFacts #SpecialOps #BlackOps #SOF #MilitarySecrets #CombatTraining #SpecOps #TacticalGear #MilitaryPower

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00:00Ten things you might not know about U.S. Special Forces.

00:04One. On average, Special Operations Forces are married and they have mostly two kids.

00:11Two. They generally have eight years of experience in the conventional forces.

00:17Three. They can carry up to 100 pounds of gear in their rucksacks.

00:22Four. They have their own university and are likely to have a college degree.

00:26Five. They know how to speak a language beside English.

00:30Six. They were created by Congress.

00:34Seven. Everyone has a certain level of medical training.

00:38Eight. They provide aid in humanitarian crises when other units are not available.

00:45Nine. They often play team sports such as water polo, wrestling or football.

00:51Ten. They can grow beards.

00:56Seven.

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