Posted on 04/08/2017 12:29:20 PM PDT by Tolerance Sucks Rocks
(Angry Patriot) – The U.S. special forces are the most feared military unit in the world for a reason, and we couldn’t be more proud of them.
A soldier from the Peruvian Special Forces challenged a United States Green Beret to a fight when he was visiting Peru. The Peruvian never stood a chance. “He did it with just one finger? … With just one hand he put his a** out!” cried out onlookers in wonder.
The Green Beret did not hesitate, and the fight was over in an instant.
U.S. Special Forces, including the Green Berets, do not rely on fancy tricks or dance-based martial arts. They rely on efficiency and effectiveness alone.
The fight was designed as a test between the two countries’ elite soldiers. To replicate the reality of warfare, they did not have a referee or any rules.
The Green Beret was able to take out the attacker in a matter of moments with a strike that he made look effortless. In reality, years of training and dedication were required to remain calm and strike quickly and accurately.
The outcome of the fight proves that the Peruvian Special Forces are no match for the elite American military unit.
The fight would have likely lasted slightly longer if it involved a Army, Marine or Navy SEAL. These units are trained in traditional hand-to-hand combat. The Green Beret, on the other-hand, are clandestine warriors who rely on asymmetrical tactics to achieve victory.
Despite the trash talking from the Peruvian the fight was over before it began. The Green Beret was never worried, and he was able to determine his enemy’s weak spot. Just look at the satisfied smirk on the Green Beret’s face as he walks away.
This will certainly be the last time this Peruvian soldier challenges a member of the American military to a fight.
Hopefully his eyes recover, because his dignity never will. Go U.S.A!
www.angrypatriotmovement.com/thug-attacks-green-beret/
San soo kung fu. http://damn.com/us-green-beret-vs-peruvian-special-forces-officer-in-no-holds-barred-fight/
That’s not jiujitsu.
I an so tired of brainless twits who obviously have never served making inane comments about that which they know nothing. Here’s the story from the horse’s mouth. http://damn.com/us-green-beret-vs-peruvian-special-forces-officer-in-no-holds-barred-fight/
We used to refer to the Tae Kwon Do schools as “Take Your Do” because the more you paid the faster you received your rank.
Very classic and basic move.
Reminds me of what DJT did last week in Syria.
SEALs are trained in Krav Maga.
That’s called a claw hand.
He first Placed his hand there
then Pushed his fingers into the eyes
driving with the whole weight of his body into his fingers.
Thats what I was thinking.
I’m surprised that no one has posted this yet:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOe5ig4l9tI Thumb Beatdown
(Sean Connery - “The Presidio”)
Do the rules of engagement require that eyeballs be handed back when the fight is over, or does the victor get to keep them and have them stuffed and mounted in his trophy room?
I don’t have the will to poke someone’s eye. Too much empathy. I don’t know if all the training in the world could allow me to use that as a tactic. I don’t know if you are born with the ability to gouge someone’s eye or if the training is just that good. I know the training is that good, I just think it takes a certain person — certain mentality. I have way too much empathy with how the other party feels to do something like that on just a challenge without my life literally being on the line.
I mean how do you train for that. Do the special forces line up cadavers and you practice gouging them in the eye? How the heck do you train for that, poke dogs in the eye?
Thanks for the back story. Answered all of my questions.
USA, USA, USA! :-)
That was interesting - when you replay it you can see his hand getting prepped while still at his side. Sure happened fast!
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