Could You Do This? | RIOT TRAINING | British Army

Could You Do This? | RIOT TRAINING | British Army
In this video I take you through the riot training that my Battalion has been doing. Public Order training requires discipline, teamwork and controlled aggression in order to be successful and containing a violent crowd.
There is a genuine possibility of being hurt and this is why public order (riot) training allows us to push the troops to the limit with real consequences for their actions.
I show you two scenarios:
- Tactical withdrawal
- Dealing with a barricade
Please note, the Exercise Conducting Officer and his safety team are qualified Public Order instructors and are trained in safely delivering this training package.
Drone footage: Max Finch
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[@danmcr2884]

we did public order training the other week... all i learnt was how to be a top hardcore rioter.. best training yet

[@donpapilongshlong1655]

We used flour and eggs to fuck the visors up and then a telephone pole to charge into them with 😂 great training

[@childintime5836]

Been there done that Belfast mid '70s. Shield line parts, tear gas and baton rounds are fired, snatch squad deploys and grabs the ringleaders and brings back to the Humber Pig, shield line retires, water cannon gives the mob a good shower, crowd disperses , then it's back to base for a nice cup of tea

[@karlosrodrigues9285]

You're hard

[@jasonbarton3883]

Love watching this it brings back memories of my farther who did eleven tours of Northern Ireland started first tour in 69 he told my exactly what you are saying keep up the good vids

[@trevormoore8214]

Excellent little vid,brings back memories of playing civipop....😄👍

[@chrismitchell4808]

Doing riot training for Cyprus

[@vxprn_]

Saw this on Forces News 🙌🏼

[@Darthshearer]

Getting ready to come back home when people finally break

[@nicolasr5702]

love it

[@michaelmulligan0]

How do the helmets with the mandle (is that what it’s called?) fair out?

[@Clan501-Scotland]

Bro I took part in this way back in like 2005 with the Scots guards. Brilliant day back then. I remember they used wooden blocks stored in wheely bins. We would soak them in puddles to make them do more damage. Dance music blasting on speakers. Funny story they gave us maccy ds after it and everyone who accepted got beasted for the rest of the day 😂

[@michaelblackshaw6117]

Did it with Police love it.

[@keycommander971]

I like the new mask

[@garydonoghue4565]

I’m pretty sure I heard the words hold that line Hahaahaha what line hahaahah

[@Daveluvutube]

When we did it we had 3 dislocated shoulders, loads of sprained ankles, and bruises that stayed for weeks 😂 great fun

[@arjunbadeshia2893]

What would you say is the main difference between army riot training and police riot training? I know in police there's 3 levels of riot training but don't know if that's the same in the army

[@zapbrannigan9770]

When I was in the army we don’t fuck about like the police. Baton guns, CS gas and baton charges. We also used armoured vehicles to clear the road. You get close you get hit. The police are very passive preferring kettling. Fucking boring

[@arjunbadeshia2893]

@@zapbrannigan9770 how come the police weren't deployed during the 2011 riots? It seemed like the police who were underfunded had to combat the riots all by themselves. Also I'm pretty sure it would cause more riots if the police went about hitting everyone on the streets then there would be a problem but we can expect it from the army as that is what they're known for? Being tough and getting on with it.

[@bartender.official]

Fucking hell I remember the Irish Riots. Fucking was apart of them and the Brits were horrible at stopping us.

[@lovethe81mm64]

Have things changed that much.... Not a single baton gunner in sight or utilisation of a vehicle which is always available. Weak men on the shields. Copehill down is always the best for public order. Or even lydd

[@jayedwards4810]

What's the ideal weight for army officer? Also how tall are you?

[@Bazza_5968]

Shocking public order drills. Soldiers getting their shields ripped off them by the rioters, soldiers being dragged along the ground by the rioters, too big of gaps when bounding forward and not bounding forward in a straight line. If this was Northern Ireland when i was doing my public order validation with 3RIR we wud have failed easily. The PSNI are the best in the world at public order

[@samward9294]

Cheers dits

[@coreyg670]

Cheers dits

[@garydonoghue4565]

I have to agree man embarrassing.. lack of leadership.. and control... if there was that many rioters I would withdrawal way out numbered..... disperse with chemical agent top cop / baton

[@gertrudehumpadink1405]

How do you know this was their validation? It could be the first or second day of training. So obviously it would be sloppy if their still learning.

[@Bazza_5968]

@@gertrudehumpadink1405 i hope it wasn’t their validation bcuz they wud of failed miserably

[@aferguson850]

Look shabby compared to the psni

[@carlosarroyo4222]

You just gave people material to study, who knows maybe they even gain some tactical advantages from the information you have just presented

[@trevormoore8214]

Give the man some credit.....he knows what and what not to put on screen.

[@sturmgewehr449]

you're overestimating the thinking ability of untrained people in a crowd

[@carlosarroyo4222]

@@sturmgewehr449 your underestimating what a mob of very unhappy people are capable of Especially when supplied and herded by agitators. I wonder what a Roman legionary witnessing the collapse of Rome thought in his final moments before 476 A.D.

[@dabtican4953]

@@carlosarroyo4222 Rome wasn't brought down by Roman citizens rioting.

[@eclipsegfxable]

PSNI are laughing at you

[@user-cw4vd7dl7w]

It was great..we did it with real truncheons