Your Life as Every Rank in the Special Boat Service | Marine to Director Special Forces

Your Life as Every Rank in the SBS | Marine to Director Special Forces In December 1942, ten Royal Marines paddled 70 miles through occupied France in folding kayaks. Only two came back. That mission — Operation Frankton — created the Special Boat Service. In this video, we break down every rank in the SBS — from the moment you pass joint special forces selection and become a Marine, to the moment you command the entire UK Special Forces group as Director Special Forces. The SBS is Britain's most secretive military unit. Based at Poole, Dorset, they specialise in maritime counter-terrorism, underwater demolitions, and covert insertion by sea, submarine, and combat dive. Their motto: By Strength and Guile. We cover: SBS selection and the Swimmer Canoeist qualification Life as a Marine, Lance Corporal, Corporal, and Sergeant Operation Frankton and the Cockleshell Heroes Maritime counter-terrorism and M Squadron The Commanding Officer and Director Special Forces If you want every rank in every British institution, subscribe. A new one drops every week. 0:00 - The Cockleshell Heroes — Operation Frankton 1942 1:45 - Level 1: Marine | SBS Selection & Swimmer Canoeist 6:10 - Level 2: Lance Corporal | Operational Maturity 7:30 - Level 3: Corporal | Combat Diving in Denied Territory 9:15 - Level 4: Sergeant | SC1 & Operations Worldwide 11:00 - Level 5: Staff Sergeant & Warrant Officer 12:20 - Level 6: Captain & Major | Maritime Command 13:30 - Level 7: Lieutenant Colonel | Commanding Officer SBS 14:45 - Level 8: Brigadier | Director Special Forces #SpecialBoatService #SBS #BritishSpecialForces #CockleshellHeroes #OperationFrankton #UKSpecialForces #RoyalMarines #MilitaryHistory #SpecialForces #RankBritain