Is there a better fighting unit in the US arsenal than a MAGTF? (Marine Air-Ground Task Force)?

if there is, i dont know of it. the largest MAGTF is the MEF (Marine Expeditionary Force) which consists of a reinforced division, a whole air wing, and a FSSG (Force Service Support Group), and a command element. what makes a MAGTF unique is, that it comes together under one commander. the Marines brings together sea, air, and land elements together as a work of art. a MAGTF (pronounced mag-taf) can perform amphibious operations and air assaults. so my question is, what other units in the US arsenal who have air, land, and sea capabilities under one commander, not a board of flag officers at a level beyond the division level?

Is there a better fighting unit in the US arsenal than a MAGTF? (Marine Air-Ground Task Force)?palace theatre

US Army Special Forces and Delta Force still the best over-all. We have saved US Marines butts several times

and don't forget it and above it all, the ARMED FORCES

OF THE United States of AMERICA are the best damn fighting force of all.

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NONE BETTER. THE CONCEPT IS NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE TO BEAT.
I think they are the worlds best , I have seen them save the Army Rangers many times , so don't give me this B.S.Rangers are so great. But they are good fighters as long as every thing goes by the book but, the marines know how to improvise,
I don't think there are any better fighting forces than the MAGTF but we have other forces that are just as good. MAGTF might disagree with this but we have some of the best fighting men in the world today if the politicians would step back and turn them loose.
Although very shady, and officially denied, Delta force is a top-notch special forces team that is similar to the Navy Seals, however much more efficient.

Oh, you mean on a bigger scale. I have never heard of anything of equal or better ability than the MAGTF, but that doesn't mean there isn't anything that we as civilians don't know about.
For what they do, there's none better, but I'd be careful with the generalization. If all you have is a hammer, all problems begin to look like nails. In the modern world, there's an ever-expanding range of problems requiring special tools for special problems.

(I'd also like to say that the concept "every Marine a rifleman" pays off in the coordination of ground, air, and sea elements.)
Yes, any airborne or air assault division in the army.