Hope you guys enjoy these videos.

Special forces marching and singing their hymn during the military parade in Mexico City.:

http://www.youtube.com/?v=7cqq4-QCQyU


Cuts from different videos ( marines, navy, army, special forces, etc):

http://www.youtube.com/?v=GxZCs1BWSM8

Really like the second, really compenent and impressive military!

Why they paint in their faces?

For camouflage probably.

I don't really know much Spanish, but I think I heard one of the reporters say that Mexican Fuerzas Especiales were active in France and Italy in ww2, which I didn't know (I didn't know Mexíco was involved in the war at all, that is).

Originally Posted by Mohmar Deathstrike

For camouflage probably.

I don't really know much Spanish, but I think I heard one of the reporters say that Mexican Fuerzas Especiales were active in France and Italy in ww2, which I didn't know (I didn't know Mexíco was involved in the war at all, that is).

No, Brazilian FSB (Expeditionary forces) were in Northern italy during WWII

Originally Posted by Mohmar Deathstrike

I didn't know Mexíco was involved in the war at all, that is.

The Mexicoâs Fighter Squadron 201 was the only combat unit from Mexico to actively participate in World War II. This little-known squadron was made up 300 Mexican volunteers, who fought the Japanese in the Philippines.

I see.

I especially liked the musical background of the second vid. Iron Maiden rock!

Viva la Mexico, cabrones!

Dang, I didn't know that Mexico was involved in WW2.

Originally Posted by Mohmar Deathstrike

For camouflage probably.

I don't really know much Spanish, but I think I heard one of the reporters say that Mexican Fuerzas Especiales were active in France and Italy in ww2, which I didn't know (I didn't know Mexíco was involved in the war at all, that is).

He was just explaining the history and role of the ''special forces'' WORLD WIDE.

The only Mexican unit that participated in WW2 was the fighting Escuadron 201.

Here is a video clip regarding the Escuadron 201:

http://www.7thcode.com/temp/aztec_eagels.mov


By the way. Thanks for the comments. I really apreciate it.