American Reacts to British SAS Soldiers vs US Navy Seals - Military Training Comparison (🇺🇸VS🇬🇧)

American reaction to British SAS Soldiers vs US Navy Seals - Military Training Comparison. As an American myself, you'd probably assume that I would be jumping up and down enthusiastically yelling, "USA, USA, USA!" Nope, not his guy. I would like to consider I am pretty objective. What you think? What do you think about the video and reaction? Pretty accurate representation of the British SAS? Let me know. Thanks guys!

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