Stirling Nuke Convoy Passage

[@radiofreeacab]

this was just the distraction, the nuke was actually in the black hatchback ahead of you

[@zelon88]

+batwingedloony ... said the polite officer as OP was put into the back of a police cruiser, never to be seen again.

[@Spud607]

No its in that blue peugeot following the convoy. That black car isn't moving. 🤪🤪🤪🤪

[@radiofreeacab]

@@Spud607 JUST IMAGINE LIVING IN A COUNTRY WHERE PEUGEOTS ARE ALLOWED ON THE ROAD

[@pickupthatcan9696]

@@Spud607 Actually the camera man is holding it.

[@Spud607]

@@pickupthatcan9696 plot twist 😮😮😮😮

[@gravity1893]

Guy got a 2 in 1. Films nuke convoy and turns round and thinks “oooo a castle!”

[@gravity1893]

@No Thankyou No 1 tourist attraction for Northern Europe

[@gravity1893]

@Simpson, eh? would probably withstand the nuclear blast haha

[@loungejay8555]

It's reassuring to see the fire engine there just in case the nuke went off.

[@aquanick2001]

The nuke can’t and won’t go off……do you think they would be transporting it if that was even a possibility 🙄

[@thelifeofbatteries2603]

This is how Tunnocks shipped their teacakes at the start of the pandemic

[@Spud607]

Looks like my Nuke I bought off of EBay is finally in the country 😁😁😁

[@paddington1670]

FBI OPEN UP

[@antseanbheanbocht4993]

@Fresh N Would you track him if you though he had a Nuke ?

[@Spud607]

@Fresh Ngood luck findin me i live in a feckin shithole 😂😂😂😂

[@seoexpertise]

@Fresh N Yeh because you can buy nukes on ebay ffs 😂

[@andrewjohnston2850]

@@seoexpertise u can mate i bought 1 but didn't read the small print and i got a box for a nuke, not happy left a terrible review

[@adam_p99]

A fire truck being there is like turning up to the site of a tornado with a dustpan and brush.

[@reecestewart97]

Hazmat environment, they're probably well equipped for any hazard

[@scott-bz6eb]

I agree man av already had an argument with somebody on a different vodeo about the one firetruck being there like it can actually do something if shit goes bad lol

[@scott-bz6eb]

@Mustafa Leak i didn't say that you tit one firetruck isnt going to do any good if shit went south like the comment am replying to its like bring a dustpan and brush to a tornado site fucking pointless

[@scott-bz6eb]

@Mustafa Leak my point is if they want to be safe then take more than one firetruck it doesn't take long for a truck fire to get out of control especially dealing with nuclear cargo even if the men were experienced more would have been much safer to have more firetrucks with them so dont try to be a smart ass man

[@scott-bz6eb]

@Mustafa Leak you act like you know what your talking about but clearly you're just a fucking idiot

[@CobraEmergency]

Such awesome vehicles! I do love emergency & military vehicles. MoD Police vehicles are one of my favorite kind!

[@Smells-like-foxes-piss]

You wouldn't say that if you'd spent anytime driving them... Or sat there for hours on end broken down in them 🤣.. breaking down is what mod vehicles do best...

[@bujfvjg7222]

sad bastard....

[@grahamkearnon7853]

I was part of an Earls court military tattoo royal guard (RN). We got bussed in from across London with police cars & motorcycles that would go ahead lights flashing and, shut down roads, roadabouts etc, very cool. One night I was ferried around different pubs by a navy bomb squad land rover decked out with blue police lights & sirens, great fun jumping queues & lights with lights & sirens blazing away on to the next pint.

[@JackSmith-cl9eo]

Gov: unfortunately the nuke has destabilised and now wiped half of the UK. Also Gov: Nah it’s kewl, we got fire engine ;)

[@callumsherratt5436]

Also gov: let’s wait and waste lots of time to see the damage caused 🤩

[@juststuff8742]

I think it is there if it leaks

[@geojoco8434]

@@juststuff8742 and petrol bombs

[@Theboaby]

8 years later You tubes weird algorithms kick in and its in our recommended .

[@nathan123456789ten]

Exactly. Several times this week YT brings up the past that I would've liked to know..in the past (still cool though)

[@leelizington9501]

Me too ☢️☢️☢️

[@user-ih6vs3eg3o]

When 2 people have a coffee in a park:

[@willbee6785]

And the king shouted down from the castle, “aaaagh! the ultimate siege weapon” “at last it arrives”

[@paulmoffat9306]

Down in the southern States, nukes are frequently moved from the navy base to the refurbishment site, but they use an unmarked, white tanker truck. Seemingly unguarded, but there is an Apache Attack Helicopter following it high up where it is almost invisible.

[@barrybadman4624]

There would be 2 of Apaches in a high wheel. Just out of interest was it the Apache crew or ground crew that gave away the nuclear secrets that will get you about 35 million years in the penitentiary part of leavenworth?

[@shaints3]

@@barrybadman4624 this is publicly known >_> everyone knows the US moves her nukes quite often >_> aint no secret when you got an unmarked truck, either surrounded by a ground force, platoon size usually, and or air cover from 1 or more attack helicopters and potentially a drone ready to strike at a finger button press, so again, whose going to jail? XD

[@Anyting9OnTopGrrr]

Damn I got this recommended before its going viral. I'm gonna guess in a few hours this will be in everyone's recommendations and it'll hit a million views

[@pqrstzxerty1296]

I have seen this myself on the roads. Only one of the trucks has the load, the other two are decoys I have been told.

[@Kaiyats]

Wow no shit

[@stoke9585]

The two are often decoys yes, but they can contains parts for the convoys such as mechanical equipment, spares, tyres, etc, same reason as sometimes you'll often notice a truck without a trailer following behind the fire vehicles, as they're there if they need to swiftly swap and leave.

[@S3l3ct1ve]

It is most likely disassembled in separate parts so it wont cause an accident and it would be harder to trigger by an attack.

[@barrybadman4624]

Somebody told you the nuclear secrets about the decoys. kind of pointless having them really isn't it then ⚛️😂

[@120mmsmoothbore2]

I doubt they're decoys honestly, no one in the UK has the firepower to stop one of those trucks or even the convoy, they're practically indestructible. They're most likely the segments to the missile.

[@1beerguzzler1]

I love the fact that there's a fire engine in tow just because someone believes better to be safe than sorry.

[@bertv.374]

Actually it is safer. Such truck has firefighting equipment, but also hydraulic scissors and spreaders in case of an accident, the closer it is the quicker they can help.

[@dianelawson4037]

Ah so many experts so little knowledge

[@neilwilson5871]

Best description of the nuclear industry, I've ever heard ☢️🤯☢️

[@importedmusic]

@@neilwilson5871 Best description of this comment section.

[@neilwilson5871]

@@importedmusic yeah...I know I was just passing comment

[@cycleSCUBA]

Go on then, Einstein, enlighten us?!

[@PLK123]

I love how you can instantly identify a video filmed in England

[@nc4654]

Except that its Scotland, not England...

[@azza2473]

@@nc4654 kzbin.info/www/bejne/aICYo3agicZprJY

[@AtheistOrphan]

Yes, but this WAS NOT filmed in England! (Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿).

[@dct1]

See they have updated the truck fleet

[@JohnsonTheSecond]

"Hey, we gotta move a nuclear missile, can you get a convoy together?" "..hey look, there's some ambulances, a firetruck, anything else with flashy lights on it?"

[@sebby324]

Fire truck is there in case it crashes they can put any fire out before it threatens the nuke

[@JohnsonTheSecond]

@@sebby324 yeah that does make sense, but ambulances?

[@jakeberge8302]

@@JohnsonTheSecond on case anyone gets exposed to nuclear radiation or if someone gets in the way of the convoy they need to ram the car or object blocking them and someone may require attention. Above all else the convoy doesn't stop

[@jackllewellyn746]

@@JohnsonTheSecond there are no ambulances in this convoy.

[@JohnsonTheSecond]

@Simpson, eh? Let me paint you a picture. There's an ambulance shortage. Why doesn't every bus have an ambulance following it???? Would save so many lives if the bus was attacked by a group of heavily armed men

[@aubs420]

I too own a fabia. Great car

[@itsme-sn5gi]

Do you still own it?

[@aubs420]

Anthony I sold it 2 weeks ago after 4 years of DSG issues 😂 funny how comments like this re-surface

[@safetydoggo13]

@@aubs420 oh hello :D

[@ollie2244]

When you've only just got the game and you start in the middle ages and a higher level player turns up to the seige with troops and nukes from the future.

[@bigbadjohn10]

I like the way the fire truck is hanging back quite a long way.......

[@n3v3rforgott3n9]

nuclear bombs are VERY hard to detonate even when they are ment to so if something did happen worst case it would be alot of radioactive particles launched into the air (again super unlikely as the casing is very strong and ment to deal with many situations

[@fransees]

recommendations doing its job now

[@danielh4836]

my question is "why the firetruck?" i mean if that nuke goes off there's probably not much a firetruck can do about it

[@th3sh3rm4n4]

It's to cool down the truck should it overheat to prevent the parts overheating.

[@ironcito1101]

If a nuke went off, there'd be no more firetruck. It's to put out any fire that could threaten the bomb.

[@kane3331]

I could be wrong but I saw a similar video to this one and someone in the comments said it was a hazardous materials truck.

[@nathanrigg2790]

The weapon wouldn't be live, most likely many different parts. If it were to explode it wouldn't go nuclear - there'd just me a absolutely massive explosion of the explosive material inside. No fission/fusion would occur.

[@vacciniumaugustifolium1420]

@@nathanrigg2790 exactly, unless its armed/live, make it explode is the hard part.

[@MayorofDipshittery-lq7if]

This used to be a regular occurrence, not seen them do it in ages.

[@paulpaul5606]

If that all goes bang. that fire engine will sort it all out. 😂

[@swatboy763]

Not how nukes work, I think I lost some brain cells after reading that

[@cheezey3295]

the joke @@swatboy763

[@OnTheRailwayOfficial]

@@swatboy763 r/wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooosh

[@BigBadLoneWolf]

fire engine is there in case the truck catches fire. not an uncommon event, and i have been stuck on a motorway for hours, because a truck caught fire because of an electric fault

[@roblove8354]

Stupid and uninformed comment. They aren’t armed when moved. Rob

[@whatyousaidbud]

Meanwhile it's actually in the fire engine

[@craigd6137]

Policeman walks towards camera man, subtly pans to the castle.

[@danielmorris6523]

The tractors all seem to have extra axles mounted. I'm assuming if something broke with the fifth wheel it means the trailers could be hooked up and used as drawbar trailers. Just a guess though.

[@WildlifeObsessed]

And that was just to get Prince Andrew to the Course on time.

[@michaellawson6144]

I passed one the other year twice as long, 4,5 trucks about 8 of them vans and about 20 police vans and cars wasn't sure what it was, coming from Edinburgh past falkirk... the driver door of the lorrys were padlocked

[@DamianAI9]

For a nuke transport, there isn't much security at least there should be air defense

[@bb-6359]

Why would you need air defense? They're moving nukes around inside the country, you think someones gonna come fly into the convoy with a cessna?

[@thedroopywanderer7016]

A10 pilot laughing above the clouds

[@mertwashere7765]

@@thedroopywanderer7016 air defence systems smiling on the land

[@BlairPeron]

Because they are not moving nukes, its transportation of nuclear waste

[@dark_memer42]

You're stupid if you think there was no Air Defence assets assigned to this convoy

[@Tomhellyer]

That's cool looking, but also kind of eiry

[@gettingbettereveryday350]

In the firetruck - say a little prayer before every trip you aint gonna have to put out a nuclear fire.

[@EuansEmergencyPhotography]

how often do these pass stirling?

[@missnevin50]

One happened last week

[@BlairPeron]

Quite often a few a year i think but its nuclear waste not actual nukes being moved.

[@markmckenzie1686]

@@BlairPeron No it's definitely nuclear weapons, being taken to and from AWE aldermaston for refurbishement/upgrade etc. There are no nuclear plants anywhere near stirling that would require waste to be transported.

[@bugattieb110ss]

All bases cover with that lot!

[@FateBoost]

Is 15 vehicles enough?

[@nerftime2558]

No we need more SCO-19 units and fire engines, oh and a tank (just in case)

[@120mmsmoothbore2]

Do you know of anyone or an organisation that can coordinate an attack well enough to stop 15 vehicles filled with soldiers and the 3 main vehicles being nigh indestructible in the middle of Britain?

[@almostanengineer]

Are the custom Mercedes Units?

[@Eggmanjames]

The UK: the true land of the free In America they don’t let you film police officers In the UK they let u film Nukes

[@wildbill8517]

The bomb was in the wee blue Peugeot at the end

[@JimRedHawk]

HOW do you KNOW they were carrying nukes???

[@patlaad617]

This made me cry.

[@JL-jg2jg]

Why tho

[@archerry6457]

You'd never know!

[@abhishekrc3504]

Somehow it reminded me of Jumanji animal stampede. I was waiting for a Rhino at the end

[@andreandpaula]

Oddly the poster was never heard of again

[@misspiggyyy1974]

Are they dangerous then?

[@MrN8073]

SAS was in that blue micra.

[@Andy-kd1kb]

OIT! It's the Marines! No SAS required

[@luistapia1345]

glad they brought the fire-engine just in-case there was an accident with the nuke

[@johnadams1147]

Yeah, but a bit like having a fire blanket for the great fire of London.

[@moroniciconic]

No nukes in there mate. Just kiddy corpses from the weekend of fun that Andrew and co had.

[@PB-mo1fs]

The hilarious bit is the single fire engine bringing up the rear. What use is that going to be if something goes wrong!

[@bulletproofguy5112]

It can put our truck fires, and stop an escalation.. this convoy also couldn’t go “bang” even if it did catch fire,

[@theboo8235]

Meanwhile in North Korea they just roll them up and down the streets of Pyongyang like they are toys!

[@bulletproofguy5112]

They are fake though, these aren’t.

[@theboo8235]

@@bulletproofguy5112 ha, maybe but I wouldn’t want to put my life on it 😂👍🏼

[@Tmnt2407]

I can see the fast and furious crew coming to hijack these lolol

[@Neds_Severed_Head]

I spent some time on the NARO team for these things.

[@AJS_117]

Stirling to Reading, Christ building the store closer.

[@tilidie5272]

and a fire engine just incase it goes off lol

[@bulletproofguy5112]

How can it go “off” the warheads not put together for safety.

[@tilidie5272]

@@bulletproofguy5112 r/wooosh

[@jeremybrainard4423]

Im guessing the whole idea here is that, the nuke is in one of three trucks and nobody but the people who put it in and maybe the driver of the truck with it know which truck its in.

[@drawde_064]

Isn’t it broken into pieces and reconstructed at the destination? (presumably one of the Nuclear Submarines the U.K. uses for its Nuclear Weapons)

[@russbooth6766]

Probably a combination of above.

[@jamess1840]

Good to see there’s a fire engine there to put the flames out after the nuke goes boom 😂

[@carkid266]

the irony is that all those truck and cars where german accept volvo ford and possibly bike

[@911HRW]

Nukes in transit and a little red Fire engine in case they drop it.

[@dt7843]

No danger. Firefighters are there.

[@JDMz]

Plot twist. It weren't a nuke lmao. It was just heavy cargo for special ops😂

[@nathanr6381]

What's actually procedure if someone does try and hijack it ??? Just curious...

[@russbooth6766]

Lots of angry police, squaddies and Royals go kick ass.

[@120mmsmoothbore2]

I'd assume hop out and start laying into the attempted hijackers, obviously with the main trucks still moving and a few of the escorts moving with them.

[@ivgotballsofsteel4048]

i would guess the sas would hop out of the back of the vans that are in between each lorry, kill everyone who is a threat in about 2 seconds, hop back in and drive on.

[@CrH_1993]

What was that huge building you show at the end?

[@CrH_1993]

+Kevin Hutton ok dude thanks :)

[@TheRocktalk]

+Serenity Ameara Agreed. Scotland needs to ban these weapons from her soil.

[@dwaynebradford1055]

+TheRocktalk probably Scotland is where the queen gonna go when WW3 starts

[@TheRocktalk]

Dwayne Bradford Perhaps there is a bunker at Balmoral. If WW3 kicked off suddenly with a huge nuclear attack, though, she'd probably get there in time, not that it would do her much good by that point anyhow.

[@dwaynebradford1055]

+TheRocktalk Thats right. ....She has a underground passage from london to Balmoral....

[@craigkelly4278]

This is frightening to think how dangerous these things are

[@skippyleach]

Why did they go through Sterling? ..For the exact reason people are asking!

[@headron66]

STIRLING.

[@peterpeterson9903]

They didn't go through Sterling. They did however go along the outskirts of Stirling...

[@headron66]

It’s Stirling not Sterling. Sterling is currency.

[@skippyleach]

@@headron66 Sterling isn’t a currency. Pound Sterling is.

[@headron66]

@@skippyleach yip your right, should have put pounds in front of it. It’s still Stirling though.

[@eatmyshorts1409]

Shame it didn't go off. These cities and town need a revamp along with all the habitants

[@g0bl1n1962]

Very interesting! From those who've I spoken to inside the bases. There was NO LAST MILITARY VEHICLE in this convoy. Usually towing a trailer (in which, an entire emergency de-contamination facility is stored) & is IN FACT the convoy control vehicle. So this indicates, that NOTHING was being carried at the time. They certainly, use the civilian/military format to the whole convoy, to keep everyone trained to standard expected. None of the indicator panels seen (normally) on "live" convoys, where being displayed. Further proof that this was an empty run, at the time.

[@mikkosrussos]

They follow further behind?

[@g0bl1n1962]

Mike R Okay, Mike. YES, they are usually at the rear of the convoy. There could also be some proven logic to this thinking. From a very recently passed (in Oxfordshire) SWC, the trucks used for the actually carrying of the hardware. where (believe it or not) Curtain sided commercial tractor trailer trucks, as I believe they are called in Ameri-speak. The last truck WAS the control vehicle in the convoy which gave itself away, by the 2 white mobile satellite blister domes, on an olive green hardsided truck. It was also towing an enclosed trailer, which further enquiries suggest was the decontamination unit. British HSE (Ameri-speak OHSA) regulations DEMAND the presence of the fire truck and decon gear trailer. My contacts argue the proven logic of the control vehicle being the last one in the convoy, is the ability to react (safely) to counter ambush activities (whereas Uncle Sam CAN deliver a few gunships, in the UK, this would prove something of a clear giveaway indication of military presence). The last vehicle in such a convoy, would prove the least likely to get the majority of the attacking force output (most of which would be spent on "taking out" the main guard vehicles AND the carriers themselves!). Also (& this is often done, in restricted traffic flow circumstances), the control vehicle CAN deliberately drop a few hundred metres behind the main convoy, to avoid direct entrapment & allow some isolated response to the main body (would you rather have someone to observe, outside the main group with a radio to contact higher authorities in the chain of command, than have some garbled or totally isolated group whose immediate communications ability has been knocked out & no one knows the reality of what is happening, nor why there is no comms traffic taking place). However, anyone reading this & considering doing something extremely stupid, would find themselves probably shot before being asked questions. SWCs operate at level of security, where government ministers CAN allow such engagement rules to be the SWC operating norm. I did hear some years ago, of my contacts in a West Country SWC event, being confronted on a pedestrian bridge over a British version of an Interstate, by yewfs brandishing toy AK47s, they spotted the laser spots on them BEFORE the order was given. Had they pointed them in the direction of the SWC, the order would never have had to been given, the response would be automatic! I understand each got 36 months custodial sentence, but were seriously shaken enough to release them after 18 months or so. I also have learnt, that since 9/11, the whole engagement event scenarios HAS BEEN lowered to what some old hands call old Cold War wartime mobilisation levels. Not small arms retort, but Browning HMG responses as the norm!! NOTA BENE:- From my original posting, my contacts have sat down & watched this video firsthand. ALL agree on one major point. The cameraperson, PANNED AWAY too early to capture the final vehicles ( perhaps the most important !) in this convoy. It was definitely an empty run, but also noted, was the number of extra (Royal Marine) & armoured civilian livery police trucks/vans included - suggested training in "live conditions" was aired in reply to me. I hope that someone in the Office of Strategic Transport (Stateside) picks up on this reply. They may get some of an education about how the Limeys go about such matters. Although, they maybe seriously surprised to learn that we Brits use "curtain sided tractor trailers" to carry our military nukes! Happy reading guys!!

[@skippyleach]

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[@g0bl1n1962]

Barry Buddon Barry, I was close enough to qualify that these trucks DID NOT have anything that visible from a protective stance associated with them. Certainly, the cabs could carry some interesting hardware to prevent hijacking them. However, for all intent purposes, the vehicles was pretty standard civilian contractors, everyday curtain sided trailers. There could have been satcomm blisters on their roofs to allow metre by metre tracking en route. I believe that a couple of troops could be given a small cabin affair behind the curtain siding, to ensure that anyone attempting to make any unauthorised penetrations of the trailer would be dealt with. But they would have to endure some hours in such, using empty fabric softener bottles for normal calls of nature! However, IF the underside of these vehicle HAD BEEN ARMOURED or adapted for such, then I was close enough to spot that also. But it would be fair to accurately surmise that there were enough armoured extremely agile personnel carriers which would have allowed a number of heavily armed characters to make a serious impression in counter attack mode. Don't forget, a single code word on a monitored frequency could bring much airborne ground attack support within minutes to the area (we do have Apaches available for such) & such SWC movements are normally conducted near to military airspace clearances in the first place. I can also recall, the day that 9/11 occurred, I was in Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire, when 2 fighters cracked windows in their race to defend London airspace. As another observer commented (& we did not know anything about what had happened) "Something MUST BE ON, to allow military aircraft to break supersonic over land!". So from that direct experience, anyone stupid enough to attempt to engage such military vehicle movements with violence, can expect an awfully robust response!!

[@skippyleach]

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[@dm9817587]

If you look up OTT in the dictionary you get a link to this video.....

[@DrewJPS]

One fire engine and two ambulances. That will be evaporated. It's the thought that counts.

[@jackllewellyn746]

There are no ambulances in the convoy and the fire truck is obviously for minor things like fuel spillages and small fires.

[@zeebad3668]

Just for a laugh you should have jumped out in front of it waving a pretend gun, oh how they would have laughed!

[@nerftime2558]

Um... No they would not laugh those were military vehicles you would had rifles pointed at you

[@zeebad3668]

@@nerftime2558 guess you don't understand what sarcasm is then.

[@EVERTONFC.]

There's the Nuke wheres the Duke ?

[@davelowe1977]

Everyone except the eagle scouts.

[@MrNinjaFish]

they're covered up so you don't see the celtic graffiti

[@projectile8228]

They were releasing Cadmium again

[@dunc71]

Not sure this convoy is going coulport to reading as Stirling would be a fair detour plus the convoy in this video is heading north not south.

[@ZargothraxAC5]

there's no access to the m9 from the dumbarton road (which is where they came from)

[@ZargothraxAC5]

If you think about it, it's probably safer to take the convoy via balloch/drymen than it would be driving straight south and having to deal with the m8 and the centre of glasgow.

[@dunc71]

@@ZargothraxAC5 this is true, they could be heading north for a short distance to join the M9 southbound and good point about having to pass through centre of Glasgow to join the M74

[@Tony-oc9it]

@@dunc71 they're not heading north, they've drove the a811 Dumbarton road from garelochhead, this road is Raploch road b8051, which joins the a84 then onto join the M9 south.

[@dunc71]

@@Tony-oc9it they are definitely heading north on Raploch road.

[@mattwilkinson5858]

What a giant waste of police resources, would it not be safer to store them in an unmarked truck?

[@shadow-Sun]

Donut run , that's all .

[@neilwilson5871]

Don't know why they bother with the "plain wrapper" on the trailers....not exactly discreet is it!?!

[@dalekcaan99]

Aye, cause there is no way I'm looking at that massive convoy, but suddenly thinking "Oh, must be nothing then" when seeing the trucks xD

[@liamholcroft7212]

what else would they put on it? "Nukes R us"?

[@neilwilson5871]

@@liamholcroft7212 lol don't think the MOD is really interested in attracting any more business in this country haha...but why not paint happy scenes of nature or the ideal nuclear family on the side...maybe even open it for commercial advertising...like: BIG GREEN TARPAULINS R US! Surely that's more productive/interesting than the current livery...

[@nerftime2558]

this should of writen 'we are the british army and we have a nuke #blowusup'

[@andyr2203]

better going along the road instead of falling out the sky???

[@Pickchore]

I would imagine that’s the logic. One of my first thoughts, the conclusion followed soon after.

[@steveyford7127]

And a little fire truck to tackle the blaze should one detonate.

[@jourdontempleton8771]

A fire engine just in case it blows up 😬😂😂

[@keithwatson9583]

The point of this video?

[@Johnnythefarmer]

I probably would've taken that corner a bit slower if I had a nuclear weapon on my load sheet... Just saying.

[@dunc71]

Heading fur the Raploch

[@hedgehog5705]

Looks like aratic driving

[@Brad93Jones]

I hope the lorry drivers had their seatbelts on in case they crash, it’ll save their lives....

[@jimbob-tz4zb]

A fire engine 😂😂😂😂 that’ll work !

[@Agamer818]

There is too many police I can't believe my eyes

[@justgjt]

. . . . peace through superior firepower 🤔

[@grahamm8890]

Last vehicles are ambulance & fire engine !! Fat load of use there going to be if that bad boy goes off.

[@paddington1670]

fire truck? for a nuke.

[@andyav9165]

A truck fire could be a tad dangerous. Any way they are not carrying a nuke, it’s our last £12b going to the eu.

[@jamessharp2012]

I've seen heavier armed convoys for high risk prisoners. Fml

[@TomB099]

That's just America being over the top

[@Alucard-gt1zf]

This is literally only 1/10 of a missile being transported and it might not be even filled, it's harmless even if it is stolen Also like go above said, that's just America being fucked up

[@jamessharp2012]

@@Alucard-gt1zf had nothing to do with America. I was talking about england

[@stevencrouch6036]

@@jamessharp2012 I think there just pointing out that we're not as OTT as the Americans are with visual security, theres almost certainly more security close by should someone try anything.

[@TT-hd3zi]

Alucard a nuclear warhead is definitely not harmless if stolen 🤣

[@hamsta38]

Aladeen

[@neilhartley3339]

3 nuclear weapons, one ambulance 🙄

[@JDMz]

No nuclear transportation was involved. It was just heavy cargo for special ops🤦‍♀️😂

[@nerftime2558]

there was no ambulance there only police, military and the fire brigade

[@neilwilson5871]

Show the people their god ...

[@chillisauce6079]

22nd in the box vans.

[@dailittle6980]

Why they using Mercedes actros heaps of rubbish

[@philhode5104]

Yes that fire engine gonna come in real handy not

[@rossmckenzie2433]

Seriously, does it REALLY need all those cop vehicles????????

[@fishevans6417]

Those are not "normal" police, they are MOD Police they dont patrol and unlike normal uk police.. they are just about all armed. Judgeing by the date this was posted it was also duing a "Critical" Terrorist threat level. at that level even the guards at buckpalace have live amuntion loaded (but not chambered). I realy dont want to see nuclear material finding its way into terroirists hands..... so.... Yes + the additional security thats not shown here. in part this is all to scream to people "Dont. Even. Think. About. it!"

[@ballybally2234]

I love the optimism of the 1 fire engine...