Priorities of work in team CQB | Pro's Guide to Team CQB

[@ShafiqNazrin]

It's insane that I already learned the very basics of this in Ready Or Not. Now I can use what I watched here to get better at room clearing in that game.

[@preacher1776]

I just finished a CQB/NVG course. @21:40 you mentioned calming down and doing the job. It's interesting that this course I took, I heard more cadres say, "Dude, breathe. We haven't even sprinted. Take a breath". I found entering a room, then taking a deep breath, helped me scan just like you're suggesting.

[@DevilFrog61]

As an infantry guy, can’t thank you enough for these vids, they help me teach my team!

[@starchykid]

Unit SOP's or SGT's time training?

[@DevilFrog61]

@@starchykid virtually non existent in my unit

[@starchykid]

@@DevilFrog61 are you their team leader?

[@DevilFrog61]

@@starchykid yeah we’re a recce unit, so BD6 is not necessarily our bread and butter but as team leader I’ve been able to create occasional opportunities to go over these things and make some team internal SOPs for CQB. We don’t have many guys with knowledge on it, aside from the basic bs you learn in OSUT, so a lot of what I teach is simply coming from videos like this- and I’ll run it all by an old friend who was in regiment to make sure it checks out. But overall it’s frustrating how bogged down you get being tasked out for details, never getting to really train for you Job, if you’ve been in the big army you’ll know exactly what I’m talking about. Very frustrating.

[@johnshue8082]

keep it up! UF PRO self branding with top quality products and top quality vids

[@RDxKa0s]

Great job teaching and analyzing the movement of an sf-operator for us play by play. It takes High level of skill and training to be effective at this. I appreciate the run down a lot. The movements are starting to make sense. Couple of my thoughts: being fluent and cohesive with the team here is necessary. Everyone needs to basically be on same page and practically reading other teammates body language if need be. Proficiency requires adaptability. Awareness of teamwork is imperative. It’s very methodical and surgical movement. Very difficult thing to do. No one can be confused. I think one main opposing factor not mentioned is noise. Presence is known to enemy team when contact is made, stomping noise, gun fire, say “here I am” in average combat situations. Slowing the movement of team is perhaps safer depending on the situation. Indoors lead can penetrate drywall so excess noise can be very bad. Lastly Depending on the area, an outside window may be exactly where the enemy is. I’d say most of ww2 was fought outside the windows. The same with Ukraine. It’s not much indoors. Those situations are better to retreat the building entirely. All in all, while very beneficial, I Clearly see how modern combat movements adapted. And where DLRM is applicable. the swift room clearing DLRM strategy is definitely for hostage, swat, l.e., or nods type situations. Perhaps best with night, lower velocity and silenced firearms. Great video.

[@MrSedrack]

As someone who's been doing this in Ukraine since the invasion... the best CQB is done with a Tank. But if you absolutely have to go inside a building, there's a golden rule - "When in doubt, Frag out."

[@frankkimono2236]

they are talking about special ops operations not about full scale war

[@Pembroke1]

Thank you for having you guys are amazing

[@Swiss-Freedom]

Well done. Love it. Clear and nicely done. Thx 🙏

[@sonyexperia7203]

That's good movement,I can applicated it when I play airsoft with room clearing theme,thx u Mr.Kawa❤

[@TheCPOdiary]

This is awesome! Although there are a lot of methods out there depending on the environment and kinds of bad guys, learning these fundamentals is absolutely helpful.

[@_marcobaez]

Dude the way he teaches is like you need a high school textbook and memorize everything, bring back Gecko 🦎

[@Themoneymaker0129]

Awesome video, I love to hear / watch the various ways to CQB. There are a 1000 ways to skin a cat but what you are instructing is very close to how we run our stacks. To the guys who are saying this is old school or not the modern way to cqb…. Watch a different video I guess. Lol

[@leonelamora8227]

Increíble canal gracias por la docencia en el tema. Me gusta mucho, saludos desde Costa Rica 🇨🇷

[@magnusmagnus3336]

Outstanding video. Keep em coming Kawa!

[@Tactical_Muslim]

Man, most of these tactics are just insane and I would probably never do these IRL since they require a VERY high level of skill, discipline, trust and ALOT of luck. My go to would be to just frag every room 2 or more times and then pie the aftermath of that lol.

[@phantomone2060]

Great stuff guys! Love the brand love the vids. Keep'em coming

[@storminnorman7445]

thank you for this valuable information

[@benene055]

No hate, just talking about what I have seen sofar from the perspective of a coach potato :) 1) I just saw a CQB trained SWAT officer getting shot in the head on Police Activity because there was no room to stand left or right of the door but he had to come in 12 o'clock. All training videos always include doors with walls to hide behind left and right... Just a thought... 2) From Iraq, Ukraine and Gaza, we see that a warzone has buildings with 20 inches of rubbel on the floor making it hard to move fast and forcing soldiers to look down from time to time to not step on booby traps or stumble, as well as small and large holes in walls from which foes can peak through. I wish to see an instructor showing how to move in such spaces. 3) The IDF is trained to constantly shoot doors and windows during a raid from the second and third row and handing off the covering fire to the next in line when reloading or standing just in front of the very object so that no foe will peak the door or window. This is something that many other militarys around the world can learn from when it comes to CQB. Of course this only goes for objects you are certain that there are no hostages or civilians inside but goes to show yet again that reality is much different from shooting houses. I left such comment on an other instructions video already but got no reply. I wish I'd do and see such videos including beforementioned circumstances.

[@ExtraRice365]

I hope UF Pro responds to comments like these. However, I think it's worth mentioning that these videos are for the very basic fundamentals.

[@benene055]

@@ExtraRice365 you are totally right with your point and obviously there is more to CQB than what we see in these videos but yeah, I would love to see these professionals showing us training under such circumstances just to get a glimpse of what they think and how they act. For me as a civillian it is just entertainment but I would like to see that anyways if they can somehow recreate such scenarios. Also, the video is obviously about movement inside rooms and corridors. It is not about getting inside a building in the first place (dont know how to translate to english but in Germany we call it "Häuserkampf") which is what I was referring to when writing about the IDF.

[@joshuapoplin9210]

CQB training takes years to actually get good at. The only problem is human opponents that lie and wait in deep angles that you don’t see coming. Casualties in real world CQB is absurdly high without sending in frag grenade first. In US law enforcement when you can’t do that it’s a game of angles. Try to use them to your advantage. Regardless, if the person you are going after wants to die, he most certainly is either wounding some or at least taking one person with them. That’s the reality of CQB Also, in reference to that swat video I think you’re referencing they per NTOA standards are not a swat team. They are a tactical response unit. They don’t have the man power, explosive ability and are not set up for dual breaches. So don’t view that as a legitimate swat unit at the top level. That is on the “hardly” a tactical unit.

[@Pearmesan]

Hi, I saw that video as well. There were a lot of key details. Context: "On June 12, 2024, at 8:39 a.m., Ogle County law enforcement responded to a 911 call from a residence [REDACTED]. A family member reported that 32-year-old Jonathon Gounaris had threatened them and himself. The situation quickly escalated, prompting the deployment of the SWAT team and hostage negotiators at 9:18 a.m. Despite repeated attempts to communicate with Gounaris, there was no response from within the house. By 11:51 a.m., authorities made the decision to enter the home." 8:39 a.m. - Initial call 9:18 a.m. - SWAT team deployed 11:51 a.m. - SWAT team assault Sounds like a hostage situation right? We have "hostage negotiators" and family members reporting that they were threatened. Report: “There was nobody else in the residence. The family member that called was not at the residence. The suspect was in the residence by himself and we had that confirmed by the family member. We believed his intention was to harm police officers. That's the information the family member told us.” Okay, so we have one armed individual in a house by himself willing to remove the life from himself or others and more specifically law enforcement. So, what did SWAT do? >What did not happen ❌Deploy CS gas ❌Perform coordinated demolitions through either by hand or a SWAT utility vehicle (google "ROOK") ❌Consider a special exterior tactic such as a "takedown" or "ruse" (does not require entry) >What did happen ✅Surround the house for around 3 hours (what they did during that other than "negotiate" is unknown) ✅Perform dynamic entry on the front door > 3 Mistakes / Variables 1 - Choosing to make entry at all. This individual wants to kill you and likely wants himself dead, and he is practically considered to be occupying a castle. He has defenders advantage. 2 - Specifically choosing the front door. They always expect you to go to the front door. Furthermore, the front door was NOT optimal for a stack, due to the garage and fence. Based off of the video, I would have destroyed the flimsy fence to the right to have cover instead of respecting that barrier. 3 - Just bad follow up on breaching the front door, violating so many principles. >Remember, the consequences ending up being 3 SWAT members being hit by bullets (1 in the face), and bullets throughout the house and neighborhood. We may consider that those deputies may have been underfunded and therefore undertrained and that's probably the truth, but underfunded and incurring extreme and unnecessary costs and casualties don't mesh well... I think the truth is that they got extremely complacent and don't take their position seriously enough. Wish they made better decisions. 👍any question just ask

[@Nipah.Auauau]

@@benene055 lmao of course the Germans have a dedicated compound word for that. In English I guess it would just be "entry" or "initial entry".

[@sihingvince]

Very very good Chanel I'm fan 🤙

[@bad_blood1787]

learning CQB tactics to play Ready or Not

[@starchykid]

19:20 is what is called a "shoot behind" and will get you kicked out of the house.

[@enlightenedpreparingep4006]

Good DOPE 👍🏻

[@pyeitme508]

YES!

[@andrijaandric8157]

Hi, good video, I just have a question. When you are exiting from the room into the hallway, the no1 man goes to the far wall, however, no2 that covers his back only gets to the near wall and sets up there, until the no4 man taps him and THEN he gets across. I was wondering, why? Why not just go there immediately? Aren't you exposing no1's back to some angles from the hallway / deeper rooms? Thanks.

[@starchykid]

Not sure why he did that but what you’re talking about is the proper hallway formation for 4man cqb.

[@andrijaandric8157]

@@starchykid Thanks for the reply!

[@iLLSHiNEz]

Slow is smooth Smooth is fast

[@Ikhouja]

The comment section is just full of fanboys and wannabes and keyboard warriors. Guys dynamic CQB and room clearing is still effective and used a lot by professional special operations forces and LE. Limited entry tactic (I.E project ghecko) is also very effective and useful. In the end it’s up to the organization or the teams to set their SOPs and chose what to use and how to adapt based on their experience and training and rehearsals. For example I’ve seen videos of the US Ranger rgt combining both limited and dynamic entry methods in their training. So please chill and let the PRO’s do their work

[@Master36985..]

Is it possible to add a translation of the subtitles in Polish? Very good videos but I would like to learn something from them. Please ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mikejeffsteel]

If you're watching from a PC, you can enable subtitles and then choose to translate them to Polish.

[@Mr_Originality]

No

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[@sohrabroozbahani4700]

That name sounds familiar 🤔 a countryman? Perhaps...

[@COOLBLUERED]

Isn’t this guy Kawa the guy who said civilians shouldn’t have guns and be Larping / training if they aren’t police or military? I need a refresher not 100% sure. 😅

[@magnusmagnus3336]

No, he is not.

[@nyl0n]

No, Kawa also runs these classes for civilians. He’s a green beret and that sentiment would go directly against the core green beret values and mission set.

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[@mikejones6711]

Project Gecko > this

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absolutely

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Hi this vidio so tactical😅

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[@callsignjoker2686]

Bring back project Ghecko with Eli , they are way better at explaining and there tactics are more superior

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Awesome technics . These guys dont play.

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[@michele-vl5gc]

The series with project gecko was ten times better than this! Ely was more clear and the program made much more sense

[@mikejeffsteel]

Not to be disrespectful to this trainer but what he teaches in these videos are 1980s tactics. Ely teaches tactics that are being used today in Ukraine, Israel and by most SWAT units in the world.

[@AirsoftGamesPH]

​@@mikejeffsteelwhere can i watch those tactics

[@thomas-7345]

Makes sense? Good

[@nikkol7949]

Still the importance of such videos other than tactics is the plurality of learning from different operators I agree Ely does great job, it is always good to learn even if someone learned the smallest detail from these videos, it add to people tool box

[@mikejeffsteel]

@@AirsoftGamesPH They are in this channel. Search for "pro's guide to cqb one man room clearing" and you'll find them. There are like 5-6 videos.

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Not Tim Kennedy...

[@jasonbussell4968]

Seems counter intuitive to release good strategic CQB tactics on KZbin where just anybody can view it and use it 😅😅😢

[@rc-pm1fe]

You can KZbin 1000s of videos of cqb tactics and doctrine all you want. Have existed for years. As well as download many countries including USA military CQB urban doctrine and tactics. It's not that big of a secret. The big difference is how good are your individual skill sets with problem solving when utilizing them, team abilities and utilization and how human behavior reacts when bullets are flying. Tell you.the truth, when bullets start flying most doctrine goes out the window and it falls down onto the individual skill set and PID abilities. The tricky part is keeping your ooda loop ahead of the enemies or disrupting theirs. All I can say is good luck with all that because regardless, CQB is dangerous.

[@jasonbussell4968]

@@rc-pm1fe facts. But this is one of the better videos I've seen. It's so good it made me concerned 🤣

[@_marcobaez]

Nah makes you learn what the enemy is maybe thinking, just like how cybersecurity teaches you hacking so you know what to look out for

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Dude exactly

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