Hallways & Intersections | Pro's Guide to Team CQB

[@ufprogear]

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[@robert1539]

Best type of content on youtube.

[@ufprogear]

😎🤙

[@SDGLFDNC]

Yeah, this is great stuff. Lots of entertainers, few educators.

[@Chevydude1982]

this is the last place u should be learning cqb

[@justincarpenter4825]

​@@Chevydude1982well certainly better than learning it on the fly in a real world situation 🤷

[@robert1539]

@@Chevydude1982 let me guess, you’re one of those guys that spends way too much money on CQB training classes only to get clapped quick in a real situation because you didn’t understand the CQB should be the last thing you should be doing.

[@nyl0n]

This was done at the local cqb airsoft field - Project N1. It’s near Los Angeles California. It’s a great shoot house, and the community there is competitive if anyone is interested in doing force on force.

[@minoritymind]

Lost me at California...

[@GurillaRon]

I’m by there been wanting to check it out.

[@nyl0n]

@@minoritymind what part of flyover irrelevant America do you live in?

[@JoshRaptor215]

Lost me at Airsoft

[@3Dreamer6]

@@JoshRaptor215cry about it little boy

[@AllAmericanPrepper13]

Solid information, thank you for sharing.This is life saving info.

[@kcov6170]

SF dudes are nearly always the best instructors. Scholar/Warriors

[@patrickb-man1309]

It’s almost like teaching is one of the primary aspects of their job… 😉

[@sukaenacornelius9285]

My husband is military. You’re basically trained to be an instructor at the get, well at least in special operations jobs. And thats part of the selection. Or at least one of the human values. The MTS or master training specialist qualification that military get is super huge for contractor/government jobs. I was a recruiter for a bit. Mts, e5 or above, advance tech fields, and usmapps regardless of clearance gets you so many opportunities. Even guys that got kicked out of military but had those qualifications were put on top of list.

[@Patriotx-gx4ce]

Also some of the most egotistic as this is OPSEC violation!!! Showing the whole World what we do!

[@doom8274]

they're such good scholar warriors we haven't won a single war since they were invented

[@magnusmagnus3336]

Very Thorough. Very Well Done!!! Outstanding work Kawa and Team!

[@zeuscheng11]

Fine details, probably the best tutorial on KZbin, I really hope we have this kinda training here in Taiwan.

[@storminnorman7445]

This is really great content. Thank you for taking the time to share this knowledge.

[@ufprogear]

😎🤙

[@michaelacevedo9404]

Great stuff Kawa! You guys always put in that work.

[@phantomone2060]

This is quite informative. Love your Striker XT series

[@ryanpowell6115]

Great advanced stuff! Always a thinking man’s game.

[@TheMooseintree14]

Just the 4 guys could take a town. Incredible

[@preacher1776]

As a breacher, you also need to look for where incoming rounds are relative to your team stations. Don't open crap until you've moved teammates away from the open door. Teammates also need to recognize angles on the open door.

[@BuckRoberts-s3s]

At like 20:06 the way I learned this is that the two guys are like hip to hip and you feel the other man move and you with him. Other than that I'm really enjoying the this video for educational purposes. I like the dynamic of the of double stack four man team.

[@breezytech7757]

Question, why would #4 guy give up the hallway to enter fully into the room? Why not have him sink into the doorway while still holding security on the hallway while you three clear the room?

[@InvestWithFFI]

Amazing video. Hope I never have to use the information I learned today, but I’m glad I learned it.

[@jeffreylstout]

Solid work. Or different school of thought. Have long coverage move further past the door and 1 man combat clear from outside then make entry after assessment from outside. Different tactic

[@tbird475tjk4]

I don't like the crossing paths stuff either because it takes a gun out of the mix for a second, and one guy having to look back for a signal isn't optimal either

[@sixhundred3score6]

I think in situations with more man power, you absolutely can move long as typically you'll have at least another 4 man behind you, depending on how deep into that structure you are. A peek for situational awareness is ok, but when you're forced to divert into an open room, you need that last man close.

[@inheritanceLD]

Great video overall. I have definitely learned a ton and have had a lot of education and training reinforced by the principles in this video. That said, question! Specifically @12:35 when breaking down the 2nd option to enter the room while still providing security for the hallway. In this option I feel like there is slightly too much time while only the primary guy is in the room alone before the 2nd (3rd) in line; enters. Is this a real concern, or negligible?

[@sheepdoggiedog]

I see a lot of people talking crap on this video for one reason or another. Thank you for sharing. Even though there are several videos like this. I watch because I make 10 dollars an hours as a part-time police officer in Pa. My department won't pay for extra training. The training plus travel and hotels add up. No to mention the department not giving you the time off to attend such training even if you could afford it. People like to watch the videos and then bitch. Don't watch if you have a problem with them.

[@advrider7777]

Love the channel 👍👍👍 Any chance you could do a video of ppl doing it wrong and point out why? Every one does a video of how to do it right but doing the opposite would be a great learning tool

[@nathanprevost33]

I totally agree

[@playerforty4621]

There is no wrong way, if you make it out alive

[@CM-vy2ce]

Great video!! I like to always have 1 guy facing 6 just in case, some guys jump out of ceilings after you walk by…..

[@Kenj040x]

watching the video. Me after watching the video: clearing my home with a nerf gun.

[@mbeers3924]

If you haven't trained on corner fed L & R as well as center fed doors at each position I recommend harping on that.

[@truthseeker8273]

Kawa looks like someone who walks the walk and not only talks the talk.

[@christopherwallace5138]

Dont talk the talk if you cant kawalk the walk

[@jimf.1318]

🫵🤡

[@BrokenButSeeking]

Immediately disappointed by the lack of epic mustaches at 2:58. Love the content! 🤩

[@naeemjohnson7406]

I can't wait to join the army these are the types of friends I want to make loved this video

[@planetcaravan2925]

Lol

[@GWOTUSMC0311]

While I applaud your drive and initiative I would strongly advise against being anywhere near the military these days. Don’t be used as cannon fodder for a bunch of assholes in suits that can’t wait to send you to die in some other country so they can make money. Think before you act and don’t get sucked in by all the “cool stuff” they will dangle in front of you. Obviously your decision, just think it through.

[@rangerwolfhound]

Over 1/2 will be total fuk ups...just a FYI

[@065Tim]

Even within the special units these guys are one in a million.

[@thevsn_]

ur gonna have to be in SF most people in the military now are just as basic as civilians

[@jamesferguson4408]

So much room for improvement. No joke. Lots of missed coverage and over complication. This stuff has evolved in the last 20 years.

[@Dixienormus-u8]

I'm here because i clicked on a video that said "Green Beret explains hallways" and i pictured a green beret explaining everything he knows about hallways without even talking about cqb 😂

[@TimothyCollins-px4zl]

??? IDK. Just asking If all 4 go in room, doesn't the hallway have to be cleared again before exiting room?

[@_marcobaez]

Yep training here is weird

[@LegitVoltron5739]

from hallway into threshold: Near side going long seems like it could create problems. You have to cross in front of far side assaulter after giving #1 the squeeze. He has to wait for you to move past him and cover long before taking up as the #2 man. Seems like it could get tripped up quickly and cause a delay on #2 entering the room leaving #1 alone on entry. Does that make sense or no ?? Also why not leave #4 covering the hallway while three of you clear the room ? Doesn't that make re-entry into the hallway now entering into uncleared space ? Things could have changed while you were in that room someone could have peeked the corner ahead or came out of a closed door right ??

[@nelsonchang4881]

This is much better than the movie itself......

[@coinjoinersunlimited1140]

This is CRAZY TECHNICAL… but what happens if a closed door becomes an open door and a bad guy pops out on your 6?

[@Burton3375]

Exactly 4 man should be pulling security on it

[@Rubeless]

Smoke screen like Bonds Austin

[@nathancarr5437]

I can assure you, the majority of this stuff is about building confidence. When contact is made, it is CHAOS ❤️

[@alexgrinage]

​@Burton3375 Yes, no. How many time did he say 8-12 people. This sound like swat so probably minimum number of threats 1-3. Like school mass shootings orsomething with a active threat and civilians

[@_marcobaez]

@@nathancarr5437that’s why Gecko is better

[@kevinc9416]

Great stuff!!!

[@walaabingo]

I can’t watch this all day

[@Rubeless]

I made it 20 seconds

[@walaabingo]

@@Rubeless I meant watch my bad 😭😭

[@762x39-g]

Awesome my brother

[@aliynz9748]

20:40 if your that last man in the stack and you see multiple targets when entry is being made. what are you to do follow your team in the room while engaging or just retreat call for your team? im really intrested in what would be the SOP for this

[@tbird475tjk4]

Sounds like something bullets will decide for you

[@TheDarkoD]

Man logically, if you re last man and only one that see those targets while entry is being made, I guess the answer is that you dont turn your back on them, right? You can creep in to the room by going backwards.

[@goodDEEDs556]

Dude rocking travis jordan 1s. My kinda company

[@jjoneszionlion]

Excellent presentation...

[@ufprogear]

🙏

[@oncewaswicked]

Is that tactical deuce bigalow !? lol , cool video!🇺🇸💥

[@AnnUnicornStar]

does anyone know why they put the gun straight up in the air and then lower it as they go into the doorway? Is the gun too long to fit if they kept holding it forward?

[@Project_31]

To keep from muzzling forward team memebers when making entry and creates clear path of muzzle travel to hit your sector without flagging your members

[@govtom4]

So you don’t flag your guys.

[@Burton3375]

Until bullets start flying and everyone is flagging everyone!!! Flagging is so trendy

[@rc51price]

You also don't want to expose any part of you or your equipment in door entry alerting your presence.

[@jrod7183]

Can someone Tell me more about Kawas gun please. Is that a very wide suppressor? And what handguard?

[@MetalOverlord01]

I need to have buddies with who I can do things like this. In my surroundings nobody is onto the tactical world everybody thinks that I’m crazy for liking that, do you guys know where I can find tactical buddy’s that like that ? Sometimes I d’elle alone in my world and it’s really frustrating. Amazing video full of knowledge 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@FightingCondition]

i feel with you. same here. we are too deep into that content.

[@Boopboob]

Actual decent advise : go play airsoft. You'll find ( some, not all ) like minded people, in a context and environment adapted for it. Also, airsoft is a great way to train ( movement, comm, gear ).

[@Rubeless]

Start by removing the cia crap. Take a class and you will meet like minded people.

[@FightingCondition]

@@Rubeless CIA crap? you talk about 1-2 Person entries? sorry, i am german and dont understand the USA humor all times :D

[@Walker-regime]

Also 1 v unknown is best to stay at strong point(room where you feel comfortable) where you have advantage that no one else knows the floor plan.

[@minoritymind]

Yeah, if it's 1 v "unknown" you're probably right.

[@GrumblyAirMonk]

BA@ASS... really good stuff.. Question: i noticed no one stays behind or check the rear.. would this be a problem? Im not military nor expert.. im just asking

[@markfergerson2145]

This video damn well better be monetized. I lost count of ads at six including two of Cameltoe begging for donations to Joe before the debate. Solid information here. Good emphasis on using peripheral vision and sounds. There are times you can’t rely on one and must be prepared to use the other like low light, smoke, or environmental noise.

[@Town101]

Sorry that keeping America, America bothers you. I bet you have NOT even read Project 2025 to see what you will lose.

[@honeybadger4883]

@@Town101 Nobody is buying your guys BS anymore...what you call "DEMOCRACY" makes most Communists blush....😊

[@ryanarthur6722]

12:40 Bro takes had off pistol grip while in the threshold. hate that. 2nd time he uses dominant hand to tap a shoulder before entering.

[@CampoMentis]

I have a question and I hope someone can answer. Please forgive but I need to know. You pass a closed door continue down the hallway correct? Can't someone just slowly open that door and is now behind you while concentrating on moving forward? BTW I'm glad I found your channel! Subbed and Liked!

[@eliospolishing6272]

great team i need this for commission officer im doing security Church, best type content

[@Stickythekid]

After many years of video games I can say you should run as fast as possible while strafing and jumping at the same time. Throw all your flashbangs and smoke, then throw your grenades. Sneak around and get melee kills. You’re welcome

[@eyehere2119]

What if you all flow into a room and then you need everyone to clear another open door in the same room?Do you keep the first open door open or do you close it to give yourselves a chance?I don't know if i wrote my question well enough for my question to correctly pass onward

[@drugoeimj6482]

Они забывают о прикрытии тыла

[@michaelacevedo9404]

If I got what you are saying correctly. It all depends on where the open door is in the room. First you call it out, open door and that could dictate how far some people enter the room. Could be a limited penetration. Then flow into another stack as like normal. The number 1 will dictate entry. Depending on your team, someone might still be doing security as you work that door

[@FightingCondition]

4 men shouldnt take more than 2 connected rooms otherweise u have to check back permanently. and that is huge: if u are sure the area where u come from is safe, no back is needed. if u cant be sure, u must have a back...thats the way i know

[@Boopboob]

​@@FightingConditiontrue. That doesn't stop you from blocking rear access points tho, with like a DoorStop.

[@healthfreak79]

What optic are you running?

[@chromium0079]

Great info and explained perfectly 💪

[@JohnRodriguez-si9si]

So , does the position on the stack changes with the direction that the Team flows into a hallway and rooms, or ,is there a standing form of maneuver that the Assaulters remain on?

[@Rubeless]

You claim to be an expert on your other comments

[@DeeDeeLecter]

is this gonna help me for COD mobiles?

[@saucycardinal3322]

are you guys planning on doing stairs? Stairs are tricky and I'd like to see other methods for how people do it

[@Rubeless]

Stairs? Try ladders, that’s real

[@SaintLucieSkunkApe]

I always felt like stairways were more dangerous but it's situational dependent. Also, maybe I just got so lazy I hate climbing stairways that much LOL.

[@taylorwilliams6099]

where is this based cause i want to move to a place where i can train like this

[@krfloll]

Whats the doctrine for a knee high barrier (for dogs babies etc) open, closed or otherwise?

[@Rubeless]

Two lbs of c4

[@Swisspastel80]

What's the best rifle sling? What should I get ?

[@Rubeless]

For you, just use shoe laces. There is no best one thing. What are you doing most? Blue Force Gear is a good choice. Plenty of other options that are just as good.

[@Mexican7]

What you do when you have a hallway nothing bigger than 1 meter wide with like 20 cops, like a typical Mexican house? 6:05

[@Rubeless]

Why would 20 be in there? All these scenarios are just fluff. You ain’t going into a room with bad guys without prepping it first.

[@WhiskeyThree]

Never pop a door with guys in the fatal funnel.

[@alexgrinage]

Application and tactics chsnces with context.

[@KaTalkGaming]

Ya think?!?

[@FightingCondition]

i know Eli's (Project Gecko) content btw. Is this video here US Police method or US military method? This all differs a lil bit to what i learned and teach. is this working in GER police context? i am not sure. i dont say that one is better than this one. but its confusing because its looks equal but is totaly different in other Parts. :)

[@kinch613]

Why no rear cover?

[@jahidibrown3610]

With a small squad it's best watch forward but usually there would be. More then there would be someone watching rear but because there is only 4 people in the video it's best to watch forward and assist

[@FightingCondition]

@@jahidibrown3610 yes, thats one option.

[@Rubeless]

Because this is beginner level

[@book3311]

Great vid. I remember living my life for this stuff when I was in. Then little league, cheer and cats n dogs and wife took over. It was a great life that decade. Good wishes for you all! @book3311

[@Rubeless]

Sure ya did.

[@Gudari4]

How would you handle a scenario where the door is a push and autoclosing door?

[@Rubeless]

Keep a door stop in your dump pouch.

[@Gudari4]

@@Rubeless when do i apply this? As first man in or what?

[@ΣΑΒΒΑΣΚΟΚΤΣΙΔΗΣ]

Hey I have a question But just to clarify I am not an expert, not have knoledge to say that I know better, nor I want to be a smarta$$, just wondering So in the case of the closed door where the 4th man is doing the bridge. Why isnt he getting into the room right after the #1 man (since he is much closer to him) and have to wait for #3 man to become #2 and then get in Creating this way a gap between the #1's and #2's entry into the room Thanks for your time I really like your vids!

[@Phynomeagle]

Not an expert either. Run a video and time the execution. I am almost certain you'd find it more expeditious to have #2 enter before #4 because the movement of opening the door and presenting a rifle is a just a hair slower, whereas #2 is literally at the ready and entering as #1 starts to enter.

[@d5920]

in the instance I believe your talking about he is the breacher and that is allowing him some time to get on gun. The video is sterile (training, shoot house, etc) and the breacher is just opening doors. Real world he would likely have tools (manual, mechanical, ballistic, explosive, etc). Not saying I completely agree with all tactics discussed but it gives a good depiction of cqb basics like angles. For example having long cover move with the #1 who is stepping center and about to make entry. If he stayed where he was he would just be covering himself. He's moving to cover the angle the entry team is now exposed to down the hallway. Real world I don't think they are loosing hallway coverage, just a training video

[@sebasG48]

great question my unit sop when splitting stack the breacher just flew in opposite direction of 1 man followed by 3 man 4 went in but quickly returned to cover hallway. every unit has diff sop diff methods. if u practice it make it work for u

[@eugenisgaztambide187]

Now i can play Ready or Not properly

[@P38Z350]

Exactly 😅 same reason I’m here

[@Gudari4]

Can i ask scenario questions?

[@Miguel-ez9qz]

perfect thank you

[@aksprayz6855]

Are u guys not having someone cover rear security, or hall security, when some of u enter a room, or going down the hall? Are u running on the assumption that no one will pop out on u, or open one of those closed doors? I like how and what ur saying, but it leaves me with questions on actually taking real estate and protecting what youve gained in the building

[@Phynomeagle]

All depends on how the structure was entered and cleared. If all rooms to the objective were cleared, risk is low and rear security is of low priority.

[@Rubeless]

In fantasy land it’s low.

[@beni9394]

Cool!

[@ufprogear]

😎🤙

[@rickysmallwood1405]

Would you say chasing the rabbit is a better form of cqb or pie off

[@rc51price]

Rabbit is better than dog but most teams are stuck on old habits.

[@rc51price]

Most teams have other tactics that use k9 first entry

[@rickysmallwood1405]

Thanks had to ask lol wondered if I was the only one

[@TangoPapaLima-lu2ck]

I doubt this works on force on force, and i would love to see eli on opfor

[@jpara617]

Everyone has a cool gameplan until they get shot at

[@frankiebagstherealest4443]

Damn i had no idea shia lebeouf was soo switched on!

[@playerforty4621]

So this is all scenario if your quietly entering a building. iRL you will be going in red flashing and grenading

[@_marcobaez]

Bring back Project Gecko 🦎

[@alexdavis3641]

Tactical Javier Bardem

[@SaintLucieSkunkApe]

Hand breach is my favorite breach.....because it sucks to use up all your shotgun rounds and slant charges only to find out all the doors were unlocked LMAO

[@drugoeimj6482]

Парни очень высовываются, когда нарезают углы, достаточно задеть человека в край стопы, что бы он выпал из-за угла. Возможно они так принебрегают этим, что расчитывают на стены из гипсокартона, через которые можно поражать противника

[@lewiszhang0115]

Why the guy who opens the door cant be the second man in? if its kicking, blow opening I understand he wont have enough time to keep the speed but its just a door handle why not just follow the first man?

[@Phynomeagle]

See a few comments above...someone with the same question. If you were to time the execution, you'd see #4 just a tad slower to present than #2 who would already be at the ready and stepping to enter.

[@seabelomokhunthedi6723]

What’s CQB?

[@315onlyifneeeeded]

These guys are rocking the same BDU’s as the Cuban military.

[@Boopboob]

..... It's a UF Pro video, they're in UF Pro garments from head to toe, and I can assure you the Cubans aren't using UF Pro lmao.

[@nelsoncheng2674]

My only problem is, if they’re using verbal callouts, the guys inside would know them coming two hallways away.

[@markhicks1687]

depends on the entry. is this dynamic with stimulus meaning active shooter, then that doesn't matter if they have verbal call outs. Now if this is a special operation for the military trying to sneak in be stealthy take someone out without anyone hearing anything they will have hand signals for that

[@FightingCondition]

Usually u work with good Headset and Stuff like that. if not, tactical Handsigns are used. and at least, verbal info isnt that bad. be sure, ALL Persons in that scenario have Stress. Stress will make u stupid, blind and dumb ..believe me :)

[@_jaynola_]

Another issue is gong past ANY door without clearing it unless is hostage rescue. Good way to get shot in the back! Open door takes priority but going past any door without clearing it made me cringe a little

[@Frank-uw5xq]

Of course real dudes aren't stupid in real life... he's training dudes & making a video.. it's not full blast yet

[@Vjekoslav-vf3hr]

If u take plates then put helmets as well

[@Galildoughty]

Agreed.

[@Instananners]

I think this was for comfort of shooting a series over two days in the heat and for general reasoning - this is just demonstration and teaching rather than full on training with the team.

[@kippihiiri]

​@@Instananners I think these guys could handle having their helmets on for a brief second while excecuting the drill. It's really all about the looks.

[@Instananners]

@@kippihiiri I disagree with the reasoning of having the helmet on for a video series. Thanks for your input

[@projectn1997]

Helmets? Baby, I wasn't even wearing underwear 😂

[@PurposefulPorpoise]

when he called that "2" audible haha i wouldov dove into that fuckin room "oh shit" XD

[@theleagueofshadows100]

I love the “Fck Newsom”California Republic sticker on the first door you started working, it’s a beautiful thing, free speech. We all agree 👍 😂

[@SaintLucieSkunkApe]

Also, because nobody wants to use the Hooligan tools.....they'll dehydrate you quickly LOL

[@_marcobaez]

This is like a gym teacher just spouting all the stuff he learned in college football and then being like, “ok you got all that?” And many things don’t look safe at all of what he teaches

[@XKHRYSTORMXZY7395]

I'd rather follow him than you

[@_marcobaez]

@ I never said to follow me! 😂 however DO follow Project Gecko’s Eli, UF PRO has a playlist with him. Dynamic entry which is what this guy video is teaching is outdated because it literally just has you go in blindly instead of modern and safer slicing

[@rangerwolfhound]

Now do a hallway 1/2 that width

[@africanricc3458]

Good room clearing is like a dance… 🕺🏾 a well choreographed dance…

[@davidpolaczek3614]

Thank God no foreign events

[@ayodamolaolusanya7213]

Thank you very much for putting this free content to everyone including TERRORISTS on KZbin Best way to keep the world safe

[@maxb5957]

Max was here

[@jannesuurkoivu8713]

This is good sports. 😅

[@GurillaRon]

Every time I watch CQB how to’s……. they NEVER talk about the big “WHAT IF”…….what if the other guy decides to shoot right through the drywall??

[@rc51price]

These tactics are great for the middle east where walls are 1 foot thick mud. Here drywall walls are not cover. Concealment but not cover. Keep in mind most entry teams utilize k9

[@Rubeless]

Not all walls, not even close and definitely not dogs.

[@jetrusty]

Enemies: let's just watch KZbin tuitorial on cqb😂

[@Nobmaser]

Kawa is actually an enemy, hes not a white american, these people infiltrated white countries and they mostly get people similar to them, white people are now discriminated

[@OFFCODEV2]

The guy from No Country for old men

[@cameronsnow7156]

I'm watching this to get better at cod mobile 😆

[@edvinsrakickis8801]

I can't wrap my head around the idea that you pass closed doors.

[@killedirl]

you keep that knowledge in mind so you come back to it travel the route of lease resistance but any social ques take point e.g noise, moving shadows, lights turning on, any awareness that requires human interaction

[@FightingCondition]

its legit. open before closed. near before far, high threat before low threat.....proven guidelines

[@edvinsrakickis8801]

@@FightingCondition If I'd try passing closed doors like they are "no play" area, I'd get beaten with a stick.

[@FightingCondition]

@@edvinsrakickis8801 so you are not allowed to cross doors? all mates stand at one side?

[@edvinsrakickis8801]

@@FightingCondition We are taught to breach and clear before proceeding with clearing the building/hallway. The thought of leaving a closed/uninspected room behind seems bonkers to me. Not saying that there’s just one right way.

[@davetcummings]

Having spent much of my life taking down bad guys for a living with hundreds of warrants served as a police officer, and dozens of missions in the military, I have to say, this is the worst CQB method I have ever seen. I could just start going into critique after critique of the most obvious and glaring errors, but then I would be educating our enemies who ALSO watch these videos where our people share everything they learned which took a clearance to get, and a brutal indoctrination before it was taught, and now they put it all out there on KZbin to every Tom, Dick, and Harrry. However, if this was taught with the intention of confusing our enemies to get them all shot easily in a CQB situation, then my apologies, carry on. Great job.

[@Rubeless]

Sure ya did. Translation, you spent 90% of your time in your patrol vehicle watching KZbin and eating.

[@davetcummings]

@@Rubeless I worked the east side of Atlanta. There was no such thing.

[@aaronfilipowich3877]

Weirdly your bio shows Florida not Atlanta. The other thing is seems like your leo and military experiences over lap each other so not sure how you could have accomplished hundreds of warrants and dozens of military missions during the same time...that usually means national guard or reservist so not alot of cqb there. Also sorry but the " I'd tell you I know what I'm talking but its a secret"🙄. That sounds exactly like every poser saying "I'd tell you my military info but it's classified". Do you actually think the bad guys don't have the same access to training that every citizen has? You think they are relying on combing youtube for tactical training and not just taking a course or paying a former trainer to teach them? Cause if that's true you didn't learn much of anything as military or leo.

[@davetcummings]

@aaronfilipowich3877 If you understood anything about military service in the U.S., you would know that recruitment contracts often have a reserve requirement at the end of an active contract (i.e., 6 +2), and some stay much longer in the reserves, so yes, a person can be serving high risk warrants all month, and then train one weekend a month and then be deployed for a few months out of the year to some place to train, advise, and "support" a host country. And here's a big reveal that no one saw coming, I am retired from hero work and now live in the sunshine state, or maybe I'm not. It's classified. Lol. As for this bullshit about "Oh, the enemy can just go to some civilian training facility to learn the same stuff." Yeah, my exact point. And who is running it? Jokers who got out of our military and have no other skills, and so they run youtube channels and civilian training to every Tom, Dick, and Harry. Ever hear of the Ramadi snipers? Not that totally made up story about Chris Kyle, but the real one. It was actually a team of snipers. After one team was finally captured and "debriefed," their "den" was raided, and guess what was found as their primary training manual that took civilian nobodies and turned them into lethal killers? Major John Plaster's book "The Ultimate Sniper" which is essentially a simplified training manual with an entire career of information in it on everything from range finding, stalking, MOA, and ballistic specs for different cartridges and weapons. It even has pictures in it so a child could understand it. So, one guy who decided to profit from his military service by writing a book caused the death of HUNDREDS of U.S. soldiers, including a very close friend of mine. So yes, things are classified for a reason, and for this reason, we used to be called "silent professionals." It seems not anymore. We now have a bunch of profiteers and glory hounds who can't wait to tell all of our secrets on the Shawn Ryan show.