Videos tagged with Peacekeeping

This RECOILtv Gun Room episode features Iain Harrison showcasing the B&T GL06 Grenade Launcher. The video highlights the launcher's simplicity, B&T's renowned quality, and its lightweight, quick-deployment design. It emphasizes the supporting SIR (Safe Impact Round) ammunition family, designed for less-lethal applications in peacekeeping and law enforcement. The description also playfully suggests its utility against advancing armies. The video promotes the RecoilTV app available on various streaming platforms.

This UN helmet, likely rated Level 2, surprisingly stops handgun rounds up to .44 Magnum, though significant deformation and blunt force trauma are evident. While it holds against common pistol calibers like 9mm and .380 Auto, it fails against rifle rounds like 7.62x39mm, as expected for handgun-rated protection. The test highlights the helmet's effectiveness against specific threats but also its limitations against higher-powered firearms.

This video debunks fears surrounding a UN Disarmament Officer job posting, clarifying its administrative nature and focus on post-conflict zones. It explains the UN's DDR process, involving collecting weapons from combatants, and analyzes why UN intervention for gun confiscation in the U.S. is highly improbable due to political and logistical barriers.

The UN is hiring Disarmament Officers in New York, raising concerns about potential international involvement in US domestic disarmament. The role requires English fluency and focuses on mission disarmament components. Viewers are urged to monitor UN activities and remain vigilant regarding Second Amendment rights.

This YouTube video, titled "Frontlines Episode 3: Kosovo" and presented by NRA Life of Duty and sponsored by Brownells and FNH USA, highlights the continued presence of U.S. troops in Kosovo. The description emphasizes their role in ensuring the safety and peace of the Kosovan people amidst a history of conflict and rivalry. While the video's primary focus is on the geopolitical and military presence, the association with NRA, Brownells, and FNH USA suggests a potential, albeit unconfirmed from the description alone, connection to firearms used by these troops or relevant to the context.