How America's Delta Force Became an Elite War-fighting Unit
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There is a good reason why Delta Force is considered one of the world's elite fighting forces.
Share This: Delta Force is the Army’s special mission unit for counterterrorism and hostage rescues. Created in the late 1970s in the image of the British Special Air Service (SAS), Delta Force has been at the very tip of the U.S. military spear for decades. The Unit, as Delta Force operators refer to it, has been involved in all major and minor U.S. military operations and campaigns since its formation, including in Iran, Panama, Grenada, Somalia, Bosnia, Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria. Delta Force is part of the secretive Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) alongside its Navy counterpar...
It's all thanks to a grueling entry process. Here's What You Need to Know: The unit’s brutal selection and training process has a purpose beyond physical fitness fetishism. Just how much torture is a person willing to undergo to get a prestigious job? Given that an average of 250 resumes are submitted for every job position in the United States, one would assume quite a lot. But there’s writing endless resumes—and then there’s running forty miles at night on an uneven forest trail while lugging a fifty-pound rucksack—with more weight added upon achieving each waypoint. And to even ...
It is tough remaining the best of the best. Here's What You Need to Remember: In this light, the unit’s brutal selection and training process is revealed to have a purpose beyond physical fitness fetishism—it’s to help identify the kinds of individuals with the physical prowess and motivation to repeatedly undertake dangerous missions which may indeed at times prove to be impossible. Just how much torture is a person willing to undergo to get a prestigious job? Given that an average of 250 resumes are submitted for every job position in the United States, one would assume quite a lot.