al Queda training camp vs. Army Ranger School

[COL KURTZ]

for all my military bros out there:

Which is more difficult--US Army Ranger School or Al Queda Terror training camp? What do you think?

 

[Anabolic Booster]

Why, are you considering joining the Al Queda Terror Camp? lol

 

[manny78]

As long as you're a fanatic muslim fucker it wont be hard for you....

 

[Frackal]

Trying to make a career choice bro?

 

[Test boy]

for all my military bros out there:

Which is more difficult--US Army Ranger School or Al Queda Terror training camp? What do you think?

I would venture a guess that US Army Ranger School pays better. I'm also sure the benefits and retirement possibilities are superior.

 

[MattTheSkywalker]

Ranger class 4-98.

Not something I would categorize as enjoyment.

 

[Anabolic Booster]

I never could understand why drill sergeants feel the need to scream in the faces of their trainees or whatever you call them. I wouldn't last five minutes in boot camp with some jerkoff nose to nose with me yelling in my face.

 

[Test boy]

I never could understand why drill sergeants feel the need to scream in the faces of their trainees or whatever you call them. I wouldn't last five minutes in boot camp with some jerkoff nose to nose with me yelling in my face.

It is supposed to make the guys tough somehow. I also don't deal well with abuse.

 

[O'Stanozol]

 

[Thaibox]

Ranger school, because you're there voluntarily and can quit at any time.
Al Queda(translates=cannon fodder) isn't a pass or fail situation.

 

[O'Stanozol]

Al Queda would probably be harder physically


the rest is the rangers,


I heard Al Quedo, EOD training is hard no ones graduated

 

[18echo]

that's kind of a dumb question. i mean, really.

 

[Test boy]

that's kind of a dumb question. i mean, really.

Shit...I thought it was better than most questions I find on the chat board.

 

[Longhorn85]

No Comparison

for all my military bros out there:

Which is more difficult--US Army Ranger School or Al Queda Terror training camp? What do you think?

It would be like comparing apples and oranges. Ranger school is a professional military leadership school that focuses on small group tactics. The other is a program to train 3d world terrorists to kill innocent civilians.

 

[Test boy]

Re: No Comparison

It would be like comparing apples and oranges. Ranger school is a professional military leadership school that focuses on small group tactics. The other is a program to train 3d world terrorists to kill innocent civilians.

That is true but one program is still bound to be tougher than the other.

How about the Navy SEAL program. Doesn't get much tougher than that.

 

[kuda75]

fuck al queda

 

[the People's Champ]

yeah fuck those guys..

 

[~HOUNDOG~]

Bro's,
The "al-queda" camps are not like traditional military camps.
It's more knowledge based then physical.
They learn "clandestine" techniques et.
However, the spetsnaz are arguably the toughest soldiers in the world. These guys are fucking brutal,their training is brutal.
There training is so brutal rare footage only comes from the training exercises,and the ones that do show brutal violence inflicted on trainees as a main training lesson

 

[COL KURTZ]

I've seen some of the Russian Spetsnaz training footage and in truth, it's not even training. It's just flat out abuse. There's one bloody scene where the instructors are just beating the living hell out of the recruits. Punching, kicking, kness, elbows, you name it.

 

[O'Stanozol]

I never could understand why drill sergeants feel the need to scream in the faces of their trainees or whatever you call them. I wouldn't last five minutes in boot camp with some jerkoff nose to nose with me yelling in my face.

Relax its a game, it enter one side and get out the other side.

It all about putting stress on you.

 

[minion]

Ranger school hands down.
There is no comparison. The Al Queda just don't have the resources.

Overall I would have to say BUDS school is the most difficult school for all of its challenges. However alot of the SEALS I've met speak very highly of Israeli SEALS and British SAS.