I'm Clint Emerson and welcome to season two of Can You Survive this podcast, where the interview is just as dangerous as the scenarios I put my guests through.

From hostage situations to natural disasters, car jackings, active shooters, and more,

if you're looking for the skills necessary to survive these situations, then this is the show for you.

Hey, what's up, everyone? This is Clint, and thank you for listening to another episode of Can You Survive this podcast?

We are doing a compilation of the greatest hits, if you will, of the past.

And we thought, hey, why not give you a taste of the best interviews you may have missed,

the best survival stories and tips you may not have paid attention to last time. So hold on and get ready for can you survive this podcast greatest hits. Enjoy. The differences between the SBS and the SAS. And we know that the SAS is kind of the more

popular one that we've heard about for decades. You guys or they were the, I mean, heck, I look up to them,

looked up to them throughout my career. You always hear things about, you know, the Brits. You guys have been doing it longer when it came to counterterrorism. You had all

the experience for a very long time. But what are the really the big difference between the

SAS and the SBS? Do you know what? The only difference between the two, we do exactly the same

selection process. So there's

a, there's only one tier one sort of organization, and that's the SBS Special Boat Service and the SAS.

The SBS is the Navy Special Forces, and the SAS is the Army Special Forces. So exactly the same

selection process.

And at the end, you can sort of pick and choose where you want to go.

You know, I was an ex-Roural Marine, so we'd stay loyal to the Navy.

So I stay loyal to the Navy and went SBS.

And normally the Army, if you're ex-infantry or parachute regiment or whatever it may be,

you stay loyal to the army and you

go to the SAS.

But they're almost exactly the same, but we lead with maritime counter-terrorism and the

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