Which military branch?

[CosmoLTW]

It seems likely the current pool of operators in Delta are more capable and experienced, having participated in more operations etc. Since the SEALS are part of the Navy afterall, they've participated in less operations since this whole "Global War on Terror" deal started.

Actually the SEALs have seen plenty of action. Most of them over in Afghanistan. The main job for the SEALs right now is anti-terror. As a matter of fact that is pretty much all they are used for right now. Just because they're Navy doesn't mean they are anywhere near water.

[jumpin800agl]

Actually the SEALs have seen plenty of action. Most of them over in Afghanistan. The main job for the SEALs right now is anti-terror. As a matter of fact that is pretty much all they are used for right now. Just because they're Navy doesn't mean they are anywhere near water.

All of the different Special Operations units are active in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Both Delta and the Seal teams are very good at what they do trust me.

[The12lber]

Actually the SEALs have seen plenty of action. Most of them over in Afghanistan. The main job for the SEALs right now is anti-terror. As a matter of fact that is pretty much all they are used for right now. Just because they're Navy doesn't mean they are anywhere near water.

I know that - a SEAL team was involved in that chinook shootdown in Afghanistan. Regardless, I wasn't saying that they hadn't seen action or that they only fought near water.

The implication is that seeing as how Delta is part of the army, logically, it would be employed more regularly for a multitude of reasons.

But I don't really know, I doubt anyone posting here is privy to that kind of information. This is all just speculation.

[Truegiant]

But I don't really know, I doubt anyone posting here is privy to that kind of information. This is all just speculation.

i dont think i would make that assumption!