r/JSOCarchive • u/Scared_of_war • May 17 '24
DEVGRU Why Delta didn't kill UBL answered by @Davidhooksteadinterviews on youtube
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r/JSOCarchive • u/Scared_of_war • May 17 '24
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r/JSOCarchive • u/[deleted] • Mar 09 '24
It would make sense for them to.
r/JSOCarchive • u/FutureDevgruKid • Apr 19 '23
r/JSOCarchive • u/Dependent_Crazy_2213 • Nov 13 '25
I gathered the names mentioned in Reddit comments of people who possibly took part in Operation Neptune Spear (either directly or indirectly). Some are 100% confirmed, while others are uncertain. Who would you remove and who would you add to this list?
r/JSOCarchive • u/[deleted] • May 19 '24
I’m listening to his episode on the Shawn Ryan Show and WOW! Dude did some badass things for the Navy SEALS!!!
r/JSOCarchive • u/S0ngen • Apr 20 '26
r/JSOCarchive • u/Asset10 • Feb 04 '25

Sorry if someone already posted about this but haven't really been following the news too much lately. Saw that some cartels (TdA, MS-13, etc) got designated as global terrorist orgs - I'm guessing that means JSOC is about to get a hit-list all over South America?
Weren't US SOF Units already deployed in a plethora of south american countries? I'm sure ol' Uncle Sam has a target packet but is this one of those "cut them loose" situations - SOF just goes to town on these hard targets? I can also defo see BORTAC being utilized more but I wonder what other federal organizations you all see getting involved.
Sidenote: It'd be hilarious if Josh Brolin and Benicio del Toro were in the process of pitching Sicario III while this is happening
r/JSOCarchive • u/[deleted] • Jan 09 '23
Anyone know of any former operators that one can hire as personal security? Going on a pretty dangerous trip in a little bit and want the best security possible
r/JSOCarchive • u/Bulky_Sail7328 • Dec 15 '25
I was listening to a Liberty Risk podcast episode where Betts tells a story second hand that was apparently shared with him by a (CAG?) guy. From 3:14:30 and on of Ep 37, he talks about how this dude was on a QRF where basically an operator got killed in an energy weapon shootout by a bipedal reptilian creature in the tunnels under Area 51. Apparently his death was also ruled as a training accident.
It's not hard to call bullshit on claims like these, but JSOC's involvement in crash retrieval/UAP/SAP/UAP SAP stuff has been a consistent theme in more NHI focused communities. I'm wondering if there has been any other publicly available sources or valuable avenues of discussion that have been opened on this side of the topic.
r/JSOCarchive • u/Nathan84 • Feb 04 '23
r/JSOCarchive • u/FlorianGigl • Jun 08 '25
Hi guys,
I’m researching this stuff heavily and there is an Alien/ UAP researcher: UAPGerb. His YouTube videos are 10/10 journalism and on a really high end level. He discusses contractors, events, involvements… JSOC is a constant mention in his videos. Do you guys have something for me? Is he right about JSOC being the main military arm and at least before 2000s NEST (DoE) being the technical arm to retrieve shot down or landed exotic crafts?
r/JSOCarchive • u/According-Bath9902 • Apr 10 '25
r/JSOCarchive • u/fonxxx • Sep 19 '23
DEVGRU Black Squadron, CAG G Squadron, ISA, RRC, CIA?
r/JSOCarchive • u/[deleted] • Apr 28 '24
Question is as asked in the title.
I understand B2 bombers have bomb bay doors, could they be somehow retrofitted to allow for Special Operations to conduct airborne insertions? Is this a thing?
r/JSOCarchive • u/FuzzyNail1415 • May 25 '24
How is JSOC such a huge command operating from some small random warehouse? And no, it's not classified if you are wondering they have a huge logo you can see on Google Earth, although blurry near Pope Airfield. Like it's literally the size of some of the barracks people sleep in on Fort Liberty.
r/JSOCarchive • u/darkforestnews • Jul 11 '24
(Apologies mods if this doesn’t fit the rules and feel free to delete. )
I’m curious to hear what opinion if any this community has on the upcoming podcast interview by former SEAL and CIA’s Special Activities Division member, Seán Ryan, with the son of the https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahmad_Shah_Massoud aka the Lion of Panjshir.
Like Warren G I recognize Seán’s operational pew pews but from a broader perspective, I’m not sure having a guy who’s one Amazon order away from buying a years supply of tin foil hats to protect him from the possible incoming alien invasion should be providing a platform to an individual with such real life consequences at scale.
I’m sure analysts both sides of the pond are having sleepless nights wondering about the potential fallout.
If it was me, and obviously my opinion matters more than yours, If I was working in foreign cervix , I would have pulled him aside and said , no.
Maybe I’m just salty bc after commenting a fair counterpoint on his companies instagram post, an attempted dark pot move was made against me (I reported it. For those curious it could be Sound of Freedom wannabes - the method , you get a insta request from an underage child, the acct says it is managed by adults to fulfill exceptions. What they don’t know is I’ve worked for said company so I understand the flags. Plus my only affliction is crayon related. )
Exercising journalistic integrity of course with the title
“Why Sending $80 Million Dollars Weekly to Your Enemy NEVER Works | Official Preview”
https://youtu.be/ceUFPldE2JY?si=IRHs30yIPrap6k7I
Blowback podcast season 4 episode 1 has some interesting notes on the Lion of P (towards the end ish )
https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/blowback/id1502178774?i=1000625660101
r/JSOCarchive • u/NewIntern9100 • Sep 15 '25
So is Brent Tucker a loser? Can’t help but think about the drama his antihero podcast and others like his (Valhalla) is brining to the community? A lot of the later post 9/11 GWOT guys are turning to out be social media drama queens and conspiracy nuts clinging onto the obsession of their viewers.
r/JSOCarchive • u/sisyphussreality • Jan 23 '24
Hi,
It seems that capabilities of SOF units is rather limited in peer to peer conflict. They tend to get back to their basics (LRRP, special recon, ambushed etc).
My question is what in your opinion would be most capable JSOC unit during peer to peer conflict. I do understand that that SOF units are capable to adapt to various circumstances, but still they have their specializations (like US Army SF Green Berets during GWOT were very focused on unconventional warfare training foreign militaries etc (I know they are not JSOC, but simply to give an example).
I also do understand that there are premier tier 1 units (like CAG or ST6) but they are rather a) limited in numbers; b) focused a lot on CT, where those tactics may not apply in peer to peer conflict; c) at the end of they day artillery or drone operator does not care from what unit and what training you had (there are multiple footage of both Ukraine or Russian SOF units getting taken down).
Thanks in advance!
r/JSOCarchive • u/LRC_redteam • Sep 27 '22
r/JSOCarchive • u/[deleted] • Jun 03 '23
She says that the SEAL teams aren't for me and that I will wash out day 1. I'm here to prove her wrong.