Dynamic Entry: Locked Bus | A Reality Check

Dynamic entry is the art of swift and precise tactical breaching, used by professionals to gain access to secured areas or buildings. It requires skill, strategy, and split-second decision-making.
Join us as we put two tools and two approaches to the test, facing the challenging scenario of a locked bus and gain valuable insights into the effectiveness of different breaching tools and approaches.
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(00:00) - Intro
(00:31) - Parallel approach with a breaching ramp
(01:05) - Parallel approach with a trestle
(01:39) - Direct approach with a breaching ramp
(02:10) - Direct approach with a trestle
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[@magnumopus1628]

I swear just yesterday I was practicing some CQB and thought ''I wish UFpro would put out there more content related to tactics''. Well.... thanks guys! This specific one is something I won't be needing any time soon, but still.

[@blackhawk1812]

Option 5: Use a catapult to directly shoot the rookie recruit through the window. Very fast, surprising, breaks glass in process. Causes empathy from the suspect, so he hesitates in firing.

[@stefanblumhoff2744]

I would LOVE you as my teammate. Rookie

[@SnakeBitBob1982]

Breaching that window is going to bring all guns to bear on that spot. I thought about what if dual entry points were made along with several windows being smashed simultaneously to create confusion?

[@DIABULUSKIRA]

I have always wondered what if there are hostages inside and enemies just wait for Police to get close and start shooting as soon as they try to climb in? Every bus entry looks too dangerous when there are multiple enemies inside who are ready to shoot back and have hostages between police and them. I have never seen real footage of a situation like this.

[@Chris09978]

⁠@@lotuspocus76312shock surprise, direct action, fear, quick, prepared, don’t let them see you coming. That’s the tactic for the bus hostage rescue. The KSK I believe were the ones who came up with the idea. It’s a controversial tactic not by the operation unit in general but it’s controversial from the government stand point. But if you have what I mentioned earlier it would work and successful, cause they use a similar tactics for the airline rescue

[@bird_with_knives]

@@lotuspocus76312 this would more likely work in case when all of the bus'es windows are covered with something to prevent visual contact. If those aren't covered - of course direct approach is by any means not ideal, so instead snipers should be used, since they're able to directly see the trapped targets

[@ASqdrnDA]

You should google the Manila hostage crisis. Everything that could go wrong, happened there.

[@TheTekkcrafter]

It would’ve been a reality check, if they would’ve been blasted by the suspect aiming at the broken window.

[@SkeezyFPV]

That’s what I was expecting. There is no good way in this scenario in the vid. Maybe carfentanyl gas like the FSB 😂😂😂

[@dimman77]

They have the lead guy covering and I would presume some kind of overwatch. Also I suspect they might wait out after negotiations for as long as possible to fatigue the suspect and reduce their reaction times. But overall, yeah someone's probably going to get shot by the subject, hostage or first guy in. So I suspect that this might be for a lower threat like a knife wielding subject maybe? Or they've fatigued the subject and they're sitting down/resting? If the threat was higher to hostages/entry team due to subject with a gun, wouldn't it just be wiser to just have a simultaneous two sharpshooter shot on the subject? (I believe that's how the US Army shoots through glass, two shooters on one signal?)

[@specijalnejedinice-videos]

Awesome! Looking forward to the upcoming episodes! 👏

[@NameWurdeVon_ChatGPT_generiert]

Totally agree!

[@poisonousbadge126]

LETS GO!

[@TheDutchRevert]

I’d personally go with option nr1 but then again different circumstances ask for different approaches!

[@benjaminkaufen9087]

Crazy Shit. Which company is the producer of the ramp? Nice Video … #goosebumps 🎉

[@ufprogear]

This ramp is made by AMR Construction & Training www.assaultramp.com/

[@exodusz19]

I was waiting on secret option five where the team pre breaks the glass and hurls the lowest ranking member through the hole

[@rdc2816]

Been working on bud entries for the last few weeks with my team, our biggest issue is the glass. Our commercial and school buses side glass are tented in the inside and out, making them difficult to breach quickly. Even with a charge,

[@Pasknalli]

Non of them without a red herring, the use of a flash bang , parallel sniper action or another element of suprise (depending on the situation). The Moment the Glass bursted to the first aproach is mutch to time intensiv.

[@odddellarobbia4]

epic

[@Pembroke.]

Interesting training techniques. Now is this with flash bangs or without.

[@vanshmalik9310]

No one is best !!

[@napoleonthemelon6333]

When I saw the thumbnail, it reminded me ok what should've happen in the Manila Hostage Crisis on August 23, 2010 That didn't end well 😞

[@amgkv2.025]

The problem with all of these scenarios is the lack of information on whether you’re gonna get blasted with a shotgun the second you climb in. Hopefully not, but that’s the first thought that comes to mind

[@kamurray67]

Surprise, speed and maximum show of force. That is what you have to lessen the risk of return fire.

[@amgkv2.025]

@@kamurray67 yeah I understand that. Would be nice to toss a stun in there or something

[@JVASB1]

What about a distraction on non breaching side?

[@pyeitme508]

RAD!

[@kickwriteteach2313]

is no one pulling rear once they breach?

[@joak9755]

Well, the best way is, i think the frontal with a ramp, it's much quicker. I'm not a police officer but i think speed is the key when the hostage situation need an intervention of groups like GIGN, RAID. ( i'm french, i only know these ones)

[@extremeforce762]

1 was the best

[@Sommyie]

Loving the 226s (229?)?

[@dannybean1497]

Whats the song called

[@alanbarros8523]

Thanks for thr content, keep doing that plz, tactics content help a lot on my airsoft games

[@averagejoe7860]

wouldnt want to be sitting in the row that gets breached. i know that there aren't really any better alternatives, but breaching a bus like that full of hostages and gunmen is gonna be very messy. so many ways it can go bad. if the first guy goes down, now your entry point is blocked, and your whole team is fully exposed, sitting right outside ready to be fired upon from inside, and you cant really respond because you might hit the hostages

[@EarthSoulsAstrology]

Not sure why everyone had to run into the bus. Many ran in without a weapon too

[@alihansar8054]

Are these videos for airsoft or for real situations?

[@Javic167]

Carglas Sparabo abgeschlossen?

[@blackhawk1812]

"Carglass repariert - Carglass tauscht aus" 😅

[@aryanras]

Is not better to aproach the bus from two sides?

[@JoeDurobot]

And have both teams shoot at each other???

[@aryanras]

@@JoeDurobot not necessarily but I might be wrong. Depends where you use entry points. I would say 3 approach the bus from the one side at the rear with one of them penetrating the window while the other covers from outside. The one that entered remains at the rear inside the bus providing cover to the main 3 guys entering from the other side also at the rear. That way they wont shoot each other.

[@lzhiwei]

maybe have two guys at the front to look down the aisle of the bus while the breach team makes entry

[@HackerL96]

I think all variants a very risky if there is a shooter and he is still alive.

[@LMaudy]

0:42 🫨

[@shaydavid8098]

Why not opening the door ?

[@SG-us4gz]

"Locked bus" would indicate it is locked.

[@AlokKumar-lq7gq]

Not quick as ninja commandos of CISF .

[@marioesdfsdf9150]

Look Spanish GEO Police how they break 😏

[@13BSteelRain]

Ramps are faster, but bangs need to be implemented because that's one hell of a fatal funnel. Just do what the Russians do.. 🤣

[@DIABULUSKIRA]

You mean shoot at a bus from armoured vehicle while team with ladders are coming from other side? 😂😂

[@13BSteelRain]

@DIABULUSKIRA Yes, it is the most viable method. Don't have to save hostages if there are none 😏

[@SkeezyFPV]

Carfentanyl gas lol???

[@Corea4sure]

I understand this is demonstration but they need to be way faster than that.

[@monochrome4162]

Why didn't you show entry through front and rear window? It bigger than side windows and sitting hostages wouldn't make an obstacle to task force members.

[@TheMutedVid]

You should offer special forces courses for people to come train at your facility.

[@jmad2328]

First guy in the bus is bound to be shot. Wouldn't you just try to gas them out? Nothing lethal... entering the bus will lead to collateral damage wouldn't it?

[@MT-yq1wi]

Police sniper kills armed bus hijacker in Brazil

[@Tpo__]

What is the point with showing online all the units tactics thought to save lifes ? Those guys are trained. No need to make youtube videos for them. For who then ? Hostage takers ?

[@daconqueror101]

Reality check: you're a bullet sponge. Use a designated marksman or a sniper.

[@maximdemund3206]

Keiner von denen ist wirklich gut denke ich

[@Jack-wm3hn]

Why you dwont brake the dorr?

[@rdc2816]

Been working on bud entries for the last few weeks with my team, our biggest issue is the glass. Our commercial and school buses side glass are tented in the inside and out, making them difficult to breach quickly. Even with a charge,

[@bobbie4862]

School busses are definitely a different animal. Not only the issue of sliding windows, but they are much smaller. Trying to get an adult speedily through one is not going to happen. Stay dangerous.