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The U .S. Navy SEALs, America's amphibious special force, trained to

any enemy, anytime, anywhere.

The Israeli commandos, Israel's top secret assassins, who fend off

dedicated to destroy the Jewish nation.

Who is deadliest?

To find out.

Our world -class fighters are testing history's most lethal weapons.

Fire!

Using 21st century science, we'll see what happens when the two warriors go

-to -toe.

No rules, no safety, no mercy.

It's a duel to the death to decide who is the deadliest warrior.

Here at our high -tech fight club, we've gathered a team of scientists, doctors,

and military operatives to test the high -powered arsenals of two of the world's

most formidable special ops squads.

Stealth force units tasked with their military's most dangerous, often

-style missions.

The legendary Navy SEALs.

The USA Sea, Air, and Land Specialists.

who risk their lives engaging in clandestine missions deemed too

any other operator.

Versus the Israeli commandos, disciplined defenders of their homeland,

specialize in ambush and counter -terrorist operations.

Lead biomedical scientist, Jeff Damelin, will supervise the testing.

Israeli commandos, they got a lot of things to worry about.

Hamas, Hezbollah guerrilla fighters, they also have to be prepared at any

throughout the day or night.

And Navy SEALs, they're outfitted for foreign contact only.

And I think that's going to be the difference between these two warriors.

AR position, Amon Dorian, will evaluate the lethal potential of the injuries.

We've got knives, guns, and explosives on this episode.

So the differences are going to be millimeters sometimes.

Computer expert Max Geiger will input the data into a custom battle simulation

program designed by Slytherin Studios.

Navy SEALs and Israeli commandos are the elite of the elite in their countries

and can cause a lot of devastation. But today, we're taking all the brakes off,

and we're going to see just how much devastation they can do when they're

running at full speed.

The simulator will take these stats and create a battle to the death between

these two squads of special forces.

The winner will be the deadliest warrior.

Wielding the weapons for the Navy SEALs, Rob Roy, a 22 -year SEAL veteran.

Rob served in the SEALs around the globe, from missions in the Arctic

combat duty in the deserts of Kuwait and Iraq.

Every shot should be a kill.

Every knife thrust should be a kill.

Every time I pick up a weapon, no matter what that system is, it's a kill

because I'm a warrior.

Rounding out the SEALs test team, tactical explosives expert Colin Palmer.

In his six years with the SEALs, Colin was deployed to over 30 countries.

You're going to see that the Navy SEALs are the deadliest warrior. We're going

to be able to pick up the guns and outshoot the Israeli commandos, no

The Navy SEALs were founded in 1961.

Their mission, to conduct counter -guerrilla operations and to fill a gap

U .S. military special forces by specializing in amphibious assault.

SEAL stands for Sea Air Land. It's the environments in which we operate. It's a

way of getting into a combat zone, whether we skydive in or we dive in or

basically walking into a target. So wherever you have a problem, you can

the SEALs in to take care of it.

SEAL's first deployment was in Vietnam, where they worked with the CIA to

capture and assassinate key personnel behind enemy lines.

Navy SEALs are unconventional warriors.

You mix that with intelligence and creativity and the opponent's going to

down.

SEAL units conduct small -scale raids in hostile territory all over the globe,

including targeted operations in Afghanistan and Iran.

They take on the most perilous missions for their country in all conditions and

rely on their resolved and unparalleled training.

The SEALs far exceed any other special operations team on the planet. You and

your team have to complete the mission. It's not the expectations. You want to

exceed the expectations.

We go beyond that.

But determination and training are also the calling cards of Israel's special

ops commanders.

Handling the commando's weapons, Moti Horenstein, a martial arts world

and veteran of the Israeli Airborne Special Forces.

We are the best in the world in everything we do. We always finish first

out of this alive.

We'll do that this time too.

Joining Moti, former Israeli commando, Mike Lee Kanarek.

Mike spent three years in the Orev Galani Brigade, where his very first

was to go behind enemy lines.

to take out a terrorist headquarters.

We are born into war. Every child in Israel knows war.

That's the way we are raised. If not, we die.

Located between the Mediterranean Sea and hostile nations, Israel has been at

war since its inception in 1948.

Israel is surrounded by enemies.

It's one of us against a hundred of them. And they live within us and around

bones. We don't have the luxury to lose.

In Israel, military service is mandatory.

The defense forces can mobilize 600 ,000 soldiers in 72 hours.

Key to the nation's survival, the commandos.

More than a dozen highly specialized units that launch missions to protect

borders and take out enemy threats.

We have to be on alert 24 -7. You have to do your job right, because otherwise

they're going to take you and they're going to take your family and the whole

country.

When your entire nation relies on you, you must be the best. So how will

Israel's fearless commanders stack up against the legendary U .S. Navy SEALs?

This is a very interesting matchup. We have the Navy SEAL, perhaps the best

trained military men of the United States of America, versus the Israeli

commandos, who are fierce fighters.

This, in my mind, is perhaps the closest matchup we've had to date.

Both teams will use a ferocious array of firepower to carry out their special

ops scenarios.

Lightweight rifles for long -range attacks, handguns and knives for close

-quarter combat, and explosives for the removal of any enemy.

And for Navy SEALs, the explosive of choice is C4, a malleable plastic

bomb for blowing up boats and bridges.

We have some C4 plastic blocks over here. They're normally used for

detonation. Looks like a stick of butter, but it's a really dangerous

butter. How stable and reliable is this?

You can shoot it, and it's not just going to go off. You can light it on

It's not going to blow up. But if you initiate it with a blasting cap, it's

going to go.

The blasting cap is a small primary explosive that's attached to the C4.

When the blasting cap is triggered, it provides the activation energy for

detonation.

Navy SEALs are underwater demolition specialists.

During the 1989 invasion of Panama, the SEALs used 20 pounds of C4 to blow up

dictator Manuel Noriega's yacht, allowing U .S. forces to capture it.

Now, to test the C4, the SEAL team must take out two targets on a boat 200 yards

offshore. To reach the boat, Colin will use a rebreather, allowing him to

breathe underwater without producing air bubbles.

He generally only gets detected by, you know, sending bubbles up to the surface,

so it's recycled oxygen that you're using for a number of hours.

Colin carries the C4 in a canvas satchel with a magnetic plate that will attach

to the boat's hull.

You want to go blow something up?

Yeah, let's do it. All right.

The Navy SEALs closed circuit rebreather allows a diver to stay submerged for up

to eight hours.

To avoid the effects of the underwater shockwave, Colin returns to shore to

remotely detonate the C4.

Okay, Colin, charges ready?

Charges set.

On three, two...

Mission complete.

That's what I'm talking about. Good to go.

Just blew it straight up the middle and kind of vaporized their seats, if you

will.

You seen where those guys went?

I don't right now, Doc. They're in the fireball right now.

They got beamed up. That's a technical term. Even if you've only lost a limb,

but now you're in the ocean, you're going to end up dying. You have no

ability. The temperature of that water is going to be cold, and so you're going

to lose your blood pressure pretty soon thereafter.

Coming up, Israeli commandos blast back with their own lethal explosive.

Who will be the deadliest warrior?

Inside the Fight Club, two elite teams of Special Forces operatives are locked

in a bloody fight to decide who is deadlier.

The Navy SEALs, America's mightiest amphibious warriors, known for their

to adapt to any mission, on land or sea, in any climate,

in any environment.

Or the Israeli Commandos, the Middle East's most formidable specialized

soldiers, who have had so much combat experience, even the Navy SEALs looked

them for instruction.

There is a reason why Navy SEALs come to Israel to train.

We have stress drills. We have reality drills. The way we approach drills is

lab -oriented.

It's combat -oriented.

How can you beat your teacher? How am I going to beat the teacher?

I'll shoot him.

The SEALs come heavily armed with a cutting -edge cache.

Three -four explosive.

M4 Co -Commando rifle.

Sig Sauer P226 pistol, and the Cold Steel Recon 1 knife.

The Israeli commandos will return fire with their own state -of -the -art

arsenal.

Semtex explosive, micro -galil assault rifle, Glock 19 pistol, and the Ka -Bar

knife. The U .S. Navy SEALs have already demonstrated their lethal power at C4.

But the Israeli commandos... Place their confidence in a plastic explosive that

can take out terrorists with deadly precision.

We don't believe in big booms. We believe in precise booms. So the Stemtex

very good to us.

Stemtex. Developed to clear landmines. And twice as powerful as TNT.

Samtex contains two of the most powerful and deadly chemicals to make bombs, RDX

and PETN.

Three pounds of Samtex, raise down two -story building, no problem.

Judging by the way you just tossed that, I'm figuring it's pretty stable, right?

It's not going to go off.

If you bang on it or if you move it, it doesn't explode. You need an actual

detonator to make that explode.

It's very pliable. You can make it into any shape, and it's almost weightless.

So if I put it in a household item, such as a phone, a camera, even a laptop,

when the guy picks it up, he will never know it's in there. So because it's

undetectable, it makes it a very deadly weapon.

This undetectability was a prime consideration when planning the 1996

assassination of Yahia Ayyash, the chief bomb maker for Hamas.

and responsible for the killings of more than 70 Israelis.

We had to get somebody on the inside to get his phone, put the Semtex in the

phone, and then he answered the phone. When we identified that it was him with

remote control, boom, it was done.

To test the effectiveness of a cell phone bomb, a replica spiked with a half

ounce of Semtex is placed in the hand of a ballistic gel torso.

with the same consistency as human flesh.

Shock patches on bystanders will reveal if the bomb is really precise enough to

avoid collateral damage.

Israeli commandos, you ready?

We're ready.

Three, two, one, call it in!

First and foremost, the hand that was holding the cell phone. Gone. Completely

gone. Where is his hand?

Partway in his face.

I mean, the bones of the hands are actually becoming shrapnel. But the most

important thing, the skull is depressed.

That's a kill. But what I want to know is, is anybody... Collateral damage.

Exactly. Go check it out.

Nothing. So this guy just watched his friend's head blow up. Sent in a message

right to his head. Let me spare you the tour to shock patch, all right? Both of

these guys, totally fine. Totally fine.

Targets down.

All four collaterals walking away from it.

That's why he's so good.

It's good damage to this individual, but we're trying to kill people. We're

trying to kill a lot of people, him and all of his friends.

Pound for pound.

Which is the world's most potent plastic explosive?

What we're going to do is take a pound of C4 head -to -head against a pound of

Semtex. So, Colin, you'll be setting up your C4 in the outhouse on the left.

Moti, you'll be setting up your Semtex in the outhouse on the right.

detonating the two explosives in identical enclosed spaces, allows Jeff

to compare the amount of pressure each one generates.

Okay, boys, we're looking at the outhouse on the left. One pound of C4.

Paul, are you ready? Ready.

Three, two, one, let it rip!

Holy... Ah, baby, yeah!

That'll do it.

Last measure.

270 pounds of pressure per square inch.

Anything around 100 psi will give you traumatic limb amputation. Yeah, it's

basically amputating your most important limb, your head.

So obviously the head is completely thrown away from the body. The spine is

almost completely pulled out from the body. I mean, you've got the liver

out. The entire insides are basically obliterated. Medical term for that would

be mush.

Can the Israelis detonate as powerful a blast?

Okay, Moteen, you got your work cut out for you, man.

Three, two, one.

The Semtex recorded a shockwave

of 324 pounds per square inch. Over 50 PSI more than the C4.

Another decapitation. Again, it's a head. It's completely thrown away from

body. But look at this body. It's completely charred. The body has melted.

you have a nice, big cavitary lesion right in the belly. Those lungs in there

are completely collapsed.

They're popped.

They're bleeding.

This guy's dying on every single level. Every organ in this body has failed.

Luckily for him, his head is somewhere else, and he can't feel the pain.

I think we did the job.

Both explosives show devastating obliteration.

But which one does our team believe gives their warrior an edge?

C4 versus Semtex. Just going off a TSI reading.

270 for the C4, 324 for the Semtex. On that basis alone, edge

Semtex. Max, what do you think? Numbers do speak for themselves.

Edge Semtex.

For explosive weapons, the edge goes to the Israeli commandos.

Coming up, both teams unload powerful pistols.

Wow.

It's a duel to the death to determine who will be the deadliest warrior.

U .S. Navy SEALs versus Israeli commandos. Two of the world's most

fit fighting forces, whose training is designed to weed out the weak and create

highly conditioned, cut -throat combats.

Which one will win in a battle to the death?

We have an advantage over the Israelis because they were broken up into water

troops, air troops, whereas we were able to operate in different environments,

different climates, and different people. We operate worldwide.

It is the toughest program in the world.

Our Israeli commandos believe their training gives them an edge.

The kid in America starts training at 18 years old. We are training because

we're kids.

As you grow up in Israel, they tell the kids, okay, you're going to have to be

the best because you're going to have to fight. And then when you become 16,

soon you're going to get deployed.

It's a national system raising a warrior.

Special forces rely on surprise.

So victory could depend on who was quickest with a concealed firearm.

The Israeli commandos sidearm, the Glock 19 pistol, designed for concealment and

clandestine kills.

Glock 19, very accurate, 23 ounces, 7 inches long, very easy to carry and very

easy to handle. How many rounds in the magazine typically?

It can vary between 15 to 30.

The Glock also has the ability to make it fire underwater. It will work no

matter what.

The Navy SEAL's sidearm of choice, the P226, a no

-nonsense handgun for any combat zone.

It's a magazine -fed semi -automatic pistol. The magazine's usually about 15

rounds with one in the chamber, so you have 16 ready to shoot somebody.

It's like the workhorse of the field teams right now. It's one of the ones we

take out in the water with us and drop it in the sands. It's manufactured

extremely well under the harsh conditions we normally put it under.

To test how accurate these two special forces... Ah, under pressure, the team

has prepared a close quarters, high stakes hostage rescue.

We've set up this little alfresco restaurant, but it has a problem.

Terrorists have taken hostages.

What we need you to do is take out these lamps to neutralize the ambient light,

take both terrorists out, and avoid any collateral damage.

You guys up to the challenge?

Yes, sir. Absolutely.

The Navy SEALs will fire first.

Colin, you ready?

Ready. On three, two...

All right. 13 .84 seconds.

Quick visual inspection.

Looks like none of our innocent bystanders have been harmed.

Wow. Oh, yeah. This is the perfect of a shot that you can deliver. I mean, you

shot him almost right through the eye. We take his mask off. You actually hit

him three definite hits right through the skull. Looks like you might have

missed with one of them, but you got three right in the head. So definitely

killed the guy you were looking for here and completely unscathed. Take a look

at the partner in crime who jumped out of the kitchen.

This is going right into the skull. This is going from the temple. Both of these

are killed.

But, I mean, he didn't stop there. If you look at his chest, he delivered one

right through the heart. He did his job. I don't think people realize how

difficult it is to get that accurate with a handgun at that distance.

My compliments to Chef.

Thank you. Eat your vegetables and practice, practice, practice.

What do you think, Modi?

Yeah, I can beat it. Modi,

you ready?

Yes, sir.

Three.

Okay, he's got the parrot.

Surprise!

Nice. Yes!

20 .03 seconds.

All right.

But, Mody, I got to ask you, man.

You took more than five rounds to take these lights out, but as soon as that

came through the door, it was bam, bam, bam, threw you right in the chest like

nothing. We don't think about lights.

Well, I can say one thing. There was no collateral damage on this.

Here you see two shots, one right through the temple. This is a kill. This

interesting shot. It goes right through the spinal cord. This is also a kill

shot. Let's take a look at his friend.

Look at this guy here. He's got one in the axle, which is the armpit. This

definitely collapse the lung. And then he delivers two here on the other side.

You combine all these, this is another kill.

But you know what I really like about what I saw from Moti?

Is I saw the training come through.

When that guy came through the wall, I just saw the light go on in you, man.

Tiger. Tiger turned on, three rounds, dead in the chest. It was amazing to

watch. Each Special Force soldier had two confirmed kills and no collateral

damage. Nice.

It's now up to our team to decide which warrior has the edge.

Based on their performance in our test and in the hands of our shooters, I

it's very close to a toss -up between the Glock and the Sig Sauer.

However, I saw a little bit better shooting from Colin with the Sig Sauer,

I'm giving it my edge.

The mid -range weapons, the edge goes to the Navy SEALs.

Coming up, both teams try to slash their way to victory as the battle for the

title of deadliest warrior continues.

The U .S. Navy SEALs versus the Israeli commandos.

Both warriors are specialists in counterterrorism. But while Navy SEALs

around the globe to take out their target, undercover Israeli commandos

daring missions to bring down the enemy next door.

Part of our tactic is to do the job from inside, putting on the same clothes,

the same look. You have to be really, really good to be able to stay alive in

this environment.

In one famous operation, after the massacre of Israel's athletes at the

Olympics, Israeli commandos, disguised as tourist couples, hunted down the

murderers in Lebanon.

The seals are better because they adapt to different situations around the

world. Our enemies change from border to border, so whether it's the gear we

carry or the doors that we have to breach, our tactics and techniques have

developed to address those things.

Unlike most military units, these special forces operate within inches of

target, making them highly skilled short -range killers.

For close combat, the Israeli commandos brandish a legendary fixed battle blade,

the K -Bar Combat 9.

A serrated steel slab.

Mike, what do you got? I am bringing a full -size K -bar, 7 -inch blade. I

personally like the long blade because first half close to the handle is

considered the blocking part of the knife, and the top is the slash and

The shorter the knife gets, those two purposes condense into one knife.

Therefore, it gives me much more defense blocking volume, and obviously it gives

me much more penetration.

But the Navy SEALs believe they can be just as lethal with a smaller close

combat blade.

The Recon One Knife.

The razor -sharp, saw -toothed edge that cuts like a chainsaw.

I got the Cold Steel Recon 1. It's made out of AUS -8 steel. It's got a serrated

edge on it. It also has what they call a tanto point. This is used for getting

in the body arm. It's about three and a half inches long. I can cut tendons. I

can jab up and cut the carotid artery. I can stab.

I got another three or four inches. I have to deal with that extra length

in and out of the body. So it's not necessarily size. It's how you use it.

good to go.

How do these blades perform in battle?

Find out.

Jeff attaches high -tech sensors to each warrior's wrist.

to measure the speed of the stripes against a ballistics gel torso.

Hey, Michael, you ready?

Ready. High speeds up.

On three, two, one, come on.

The accelerometer clocked Mike's stabbing speed

at 19 miles per hour.

There's no question about it. He basically turned his belly into jello

This guy's done.

You've got the airway. You've got the major blood vessels in the neck. You've

hit the spinal cord, cutting off the brain messages to the body. This guy's

done. He was dead when I first contacted with him because I was going for the

artery right here. Everything after that, it was just more violence.

It's now the SEALs' turn to unleash their recon one knife.

Rob, you ready?

You've decapitated him, you've amputated him, you've disemboweled him, and you

have a knife sitting inside his neck into his heart. I'm guessing they don't

you carve the turkey at Thanksgiving anymore.

All I saw was your arm doing this and blood going everywhere, man. It was like

blood fountain with you getting right into it, man.

Looking at the numbers, you had 32 feet per second hand speed on that compared

to Michael's 29 feet per second. That's just under the average Olympic boxer

hand speed for a punch. And those guys are wearing pads on their knuckles.

You're coming at a guy with this.

Take a look at Rob Tandy work.

The 3 -inch blade allows me to get it nice and tight to my opponent. If I have

to use a knife, it's going to be really, really close tight if I have to do

that. The problem with the 3 -inch blade is you'll get there second, versus if

you have a longer blade, you'll have the reach advantage.

The K -Bar has the advantage because of its length, because I got to the target

first.

Both sides have delivered death blows, but which warrior does our team believe

has the edge?

I really don't know how to call this one. We had hand speeds off both these

32 feet per second versus 29 feet per second, not enough to say that one is

significantly faster than the other. And I have a feeling that the techniques

that we saw could be easily changed up by either guy. They could have easily

switched knives and done very similar work. I want to say this is almost too

close to call. I agree. I'm going to say dead even.

In short -range weapons, the warriors are even.

Coming up, both sides unleash their rapid -fire machine guns.

Inside the Fight Club, our warrior experts are within striking distance of

ultimate battle.

But who will win?

Israel is going to get a lesson.

We're going to teach them what it's like to be a real warrior. We'll teach them

to think outside the box.

We're faster, we're smarter, we're more adaptable in any given situation.

We'll put those guys to shame in everything we do.

In a real -world Israeli commando against Navy SEAL, they would have no

We live in a war zone. You live that combat on a daily basis. You do daily

missions.

So to us, hands -on experience gives us the edge.

The Israeli commando's rapid -fire weapon of choice is a compact killer,

micro -galil, an assault rifle optimized for obliteration.

Bringing to the table a micro -galil. We wanted a weapon that was more reliable

for the environment with the sand. It was full -size for infantry units, but

they made a shorter version, so it was more maneuverable. How many rounds in

magazine? 35 rounds in the magazine, ready to go.

Are you worried about decreasing stopping power with that shorter barrel?

I'm not worried about anything. The bullet is going where it's going to be.

But the Navy SEALs believe they have the better gun for this firefight.

The M4 Colt Commando, an assault rifle so accurate it can kill a man from 2

feet away.

I'm bringing another version of the M16. It's an M4 Colt Commando. There's a 30

-round magazine in this weapon.

All right, and what's the click rate on the gun? This is anywhere from like 450

to about 750.

Whoa. What it does is the twist inside the barrel allows the bullet to fly a

little bit straighter. I'll have the back to fire power with it.

To gauge the accuracy of the assault rifles, Jeff devises a test that will

assess the shooting skills of each operator.

Gentlemen, these targets here, innocent bystanders, do not hit these targets.

That's your target. This pig is mounted on a tactical robot controlled by Max.

You'll each start with full magazines, 75 feet out, under a 90 -second time

limit. I'm going to be looking where you're actually hitting and making sure

that each round individually would be a kill in and of itself.

Navy SEALs are first to fire.

On three!

34 seconds.

Sweet.

Okay, so let's take a look. The grouping of your shots here is just remarkable.

It almost looks like you put your initial here. I mean, you had 30 rounds,

it looks pretty darn close to 30 in this pig. And all of these shots kill. But

here's the key.

Look at the exit wound. I mean, this is just sheer carnage. You've torn half of

this pig off.

That's what these bullets do. They basically tumble and tear their way

causing that permanent cavity and just tearing out the rest of the body. I can

put those rounds anywhere on this body. 30 in, 30 out.

The M4 riddled the target with all 30 rounds, avoiding every innocent

Okay, Mike, do you think you can do better? I think so.

48 seconds.

Sweet.

Nice work, Michael.

Thank you, sir.

Again, beautifully grouped shot mid -chat.

And abdomen.

I have to admit, Mike, I'm a little bit worried that only 21 of these hit on

target, and two of them were grazes.

Even if I missed him a couple times, he's clearly dead.

Importantly, the guys back here seem to be free of any bits of those rounds that

were broken through, any ricochets.

They're good. To me, this mission had a 50 -50. 50, take out the terrorists. The

other 50%, no collateral damage.

Yes, I sacrificed some speed, but I was the entire time tactically sound on

balancing.

I've hit the bystanders.

Which warrior do our experts think took this round?

I've got to give it to the Navy SEAL. All of his rounds were on target,

grouping, and a faster amount of time. That holds a lot of water for me. 30

shots, 30 hits, 34 seconds.

Edge, M4.

In long -range weapons, the Edge goes to the U .S. Navy SEALs for the M4 Colt

Commando.

Our experts have completed their tests.

But for a final assessment, one must also look at the warrior behind the

Grady Commandos bring one more factor to the fight, their own bodies.

They practice the self -defense method called Krav Maga, Hebrew for full

fighting. Krav Maga is designed...

to survive an all -out attack against an enemy that's willing to die.

The first thing I did, I block.

He will get this elbow right to the chin. This chin will break, no problem.

nose will go inside the back of the head. It will kill him right away.

From this position, I drop him down on the floor.

I step on the head, and each one of those...

Probably break something in his body, and he died a long time before. But I

take it all the way to the end not to have any chance of surviving.

The Navy SEALs have their own hand -to -hand combat system called Close Quarter

Defense, or CQD.

The CQD system is specific to what we do. You can't use your rifle, you can't

use your pistol, you can't use your pistol. Then you want to go ahead and

your hand as edge weapons to eliminate the threat or take down a person.

Whatever works, whatever tool I have at my disposal to eliminate the threat,

I'll use it.

Very comfortable fighting anybody, even an Israeli commando. If it's a live or

die situation, I'll be ripping the flesh off somebody's body with my teeth if I

have to.

Coming up, U .S. Navy SEAL, Israeli commando.

The battle begin.

Our experts have run their final test for the showdown between the U .S. Navy

SEALs. And the Israeli commandos, two of the best trained and most lethal

special forces in the world.

Now they're about to find out who is deadliest.

For explosives, we pitted the Navy SEAL C4 against

the Israeli commandos Semtex.

C4 versus Semtex, I have to give it to Semtex because it does give you the

bigger bang.

More lethality for the same weight of high explosive.

Edge, Israeli Commando.

For long -range weapons, the Navy SEAL M4 Colt Commando.

Faced off against the Israeli Michael Galil.

I'm giving my edge to Colt Commando. We saw some fantastic shooting from that

gun in Rob's hand.

And that's some deadly accuracy.

Edge, Navy SEAL.

In mid -range combat, we compared the Navy SEAL's P226 with the Israeli

commando's Glock 19.

Both of them are great pistols, but the Navy SEAL was able to do his mission in

less time. I give the edge to the SIG.

Edge Navy SEAL.

For short -range weapons, the Israeli commando's K -Bar was just as deadly as

the Navy SEAL's recon 1 -9.

Both warriors are even.

Max now loads the results into the state -of -the -art computer program that

will run the simulation a thousand times.

The only thing left to do at this point is fire it up and see who is the

deadliest four.

love you

After a thousand battles, our Navy SEALs emerged victorious with 518 kills,

while our Israeli commandos 482. These guys are basically neck and neck the

whole way through, and it just goes to show what happens when you pit the elite

of the elite right up against each other.

Overall, I like the warrior concept of the Israeli commandos.

They just didn't bring in a long -range weapon, and that made the difference.

I think you can pit any other military unit against us. We're always going to

rise to be the deadliest warrior. I think there's a mutual respect here.

allies, so we're fighting the same enemy. So to me, everybody won, but the

time, we'll get them.