To be in 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta you must be asked by an officer in Delta. To be asked, you truly have to be the best of the best, from the best of the best (meaning that even among the elite Rangers or Green Berets you must stand out), and it would help if you knew someone who was in Delta (some Green Beret drill sergeants are/were Delta). You must demonstrate exceptional courage, valiance, and will to win. Never let your standards fall when it comes to skill: always strive to be better. You have to be tough, not as much physically but mentally, and embrace the mindset that it will never get easy, ever, but eventually you get used to it. Being in Delta Force is one of the hardest thing's an American can do, so make sure you really want it, or you'll waste a military career chasing a fantasy. To make sure the desire is real, don't watch Delta Force 1 or 2, and take a break from Call of Duty. There is also a book written by former Delta Force operator Eric L. Haney called inside Delta Force, but if you have a small tolerance for cussing I wouldn't recommend it.
Good luck and God bless America!
It may have changed but Delta has tryouts just like everyone else, in my day early-mid 90's you had to be on your second enlistment, the tryouts are difficult and they had (and I bet still do) a board that has to accept you even if you pass all of the tests during tryouts. Delta (KAG) is a unit that requires experienced soldiers with a certain intellect I had a squad leader that failed tryouts once (feet brokedown) made it thru the second time and the board told him to go to a non SOCOM unit for a while and settle himself then comeback, I have a close friend that spent 6.5 years in Delta and is one of the founders off the asymetrical warfare group and if you met him you would think he was an Arkansas Hillbilly (which he is) I was in Ranger Bat we had a few go Delta but not many. The required shooting skills and thinking processes seem to lean toward maturity for Delta but unless it has changed the only requirement to try out is that you be on your second or greater inlistment and I think you have to be an E-5 or E-6 or higher. I may be wrong but that is how I remember it
No, Seals are part of the Navy, Delta Force is part of the Army They can if they choose not to continue being a SEAL when it is time to reenlist, and enlist in the Army Delta force, but then they would be Ex-Navy SEALs. Besides, SEAL's dont go for Delta Force, they go for DevGru.
Delta Force is officially known as 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta. They do go on missions, however, their missions are classified, which is why you don't hear about them.
Yes. There is a page about Delta Force in Wikipidea. There are countless books about Delta Force, some are written by former Delta Force operatos. There is a book called 'Delta Force', written by the first Commander of Delta Force, Col. Charlie A. Beckwith(Ret).
Delta Force goes on both long and short tours in Iraq and Afghanistan
The duration of The Delta Force is 2.08 hours.
Delta Force F.C. was created in 2001.
Operation Delta Force was created in 1997.
It is unknown how many soldiers go on a Delta Force missions. It is unknown how many people go on a Navy Seal mission. It all depends on what the mission is.
Inside Delta Force has 336 pages.
Delta Force was born on November 21, 1957, in USA.
delta force is a series of video games for the pc.....it is based on the real life us army special operations wing known as delta force
Delta Force - video game - happened in 1998.