Then the Marines would still win. Again, if they moved in huge groups I doubt the SAS would last very long. Not because of superior training or anything, but because they'd be outnumbered as fuck.jord wrote:
There was a mission.HurricaИe wrote:
Barrett XM109 doesjord wrote:
What infantry weapon fires 25mm rounds?
SAS overrated my ass. In Sierra Leone they killed 40+ enemies and lost just 1 man. In the Iranian embassy siege they killed 5 captured 1 and lost no men. That's just 2 operations.
And dude, it'd be like Operation Gothic Serpent. Army Rangers and Delta Force (very well trained) versus a shitload of Somalis. The Somalis lost way more men but still ended up killing 17 Army soldiers, and forced a retreat. And these guys had Blackhawks, Littlebirds etc.
In my hypothetical scenario, there is no mission but to eliminate the enemy.
Wiki says there are 186K active duty Marines and 40K reserve Marines. That's almost 230K Marines.
Versus 100 SAS? The Marines would undoubtedly win.