Videos tagged with Raid

This YouTube video title, 'CIA Raid Delta Force Infiltrates Maduro's Safe House,' suggests a narrative or simulated scenario focused on military special operations and intelligence. While no specific firearms or calibers are mentioned, the context of a 'CIA Raid' and 'Delta Force' implies the potential use of tactical firearms and equipment associated with elite military units. The description provides links to the creator's social media and gaming channels, indicating this might be part of a gaming stream or a content creator's broader online presence.

This guide details the rigorous training involved in the Florida Phase of Army Ranger School, as presented by Nikko Ortiz. It covers essential techniques like ambushes, raids, and movement to contact, alongside critical skills such as one-rope bridge construction, air assault insertions via UH-60 Black Hawks, and waterborne operations with Zodiac craft. The guide emphasizes the extreme physical and mental demands, including FTX execution, defensive position digging, and mission planning under pressure, culminating in a final raid on Santa Rosa Island. Instruction highlights the importance of precision, endurance, and the 'never give up' mentality required for Ranger qualification.

This video details the core components and execution of a combat patrol, referencing ATP 3-21.8. It breaks down the three essential elements: Assault, Support, and Security, explaining their distinct roles and responsibilities. The content emphasizes the importance of coordinated action, communication, and understanding team member roles for mission success.

This video features a US Army Drill Sergeant discussing the importance of practical application of military tactics for preparedness. He emphasizes teamwork, community building, and the need to move beyond just owning gear to understanding how to use it effectively. The discussion highlights the value of public military doctrine and how to apply it in civilian preparedness scenarios.

This video differentiates between a 'raid' and an 'assault' in tactical operations. A raid is defined as a rapid, planned operation to destroy, compromise, or capture a high-value target, followed by a quick withdrawal. An assault, conversely, is a slower, more deliberate operation focused on seizing and retaining ground.

This YouTube Short discusses an ATF raid on "Twin Bros", allegedly due to "super safety" concerns. The title directly mentions gun laws and the involvement of a gun lawyer, indicating a focus on the legal aspects of firearm ownership and potential ATF overreach. The short length suggests a quick overview of the situation or a highlight of key points related to the raid and its justification.

This YouTube video, from the Shawn Ryan Show, discusses the Delta Force raid that resulted in the death of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. The description highlights the show's premium content access through channel memberships and Patreon, offering ad-free viewing and early access. It also encourages reviews on podcast platforms. The video appears to be a discussion or recounting of a significant military operation.

This YouTube video discusses the current market prices of ammunition, specifically highlighting the discrepancy between the cost of Raid insecticide cans and .22LR cartridges. The title suggests a comparison or commentary on affordability in the context of firearms, implying a focus on the cost of shooting sports or common ammunition types. The content likely explores the economic factors influencing ammunition availability and pricing.

This video delves into the history and technical specifications of the PGM Ultima Ratio precision rifle, developed for the French RAID unit. It highlights the rifle's development driven by specific accuracy and performance requirements, contrasting it with earlier service rifles and competitors. The founding of PGM Precision and the origin of the rifle's name are also detailed, offering insights into French tactical firearm evolution.

This YouTube video, titled "PATREON SHORTS - Cinematics: Fish House Raid," features a cinematic clip showcasing tactical operations within a facility used by local law enforcement for Close Quarters Battle (CQB) training. The description highlights that this is a snippet of content available exclusively to Patreon subscribers, who can access further knowledge transfer, gear reviews, mindset discussions, and other exclusive material by joining the GBRS Group Patreon channel. The video focuses on the visual presentation of a raid scenario in a realistic training environment.

This video appears to be a personal account of an ATF raid, where the creator was questioned about alleged weapons trafficking to the cartel. The creator asserts their innocence and showcases shooting various firearms, referred to as 'dingers' and 'bangers'. The video is based in Arizona and includes social media handles for the creator and editor, as well as a business inquiry email. The content emphasizes safe firearm handling with professional supervision.

The video title indicates a purchase of a large quantity of firearms, specifically mentioning "way too many". The title also includes hashtags related to firearms like #guns, #rifle, #AK47, #sigsauer, and #sigspear, along with terms that suggest potential legal scrutiny or law enforcement involvement like #atf and #raid. The presence of #fullsend and #sendit suggests a high-energy, potentially over-the-top approach to the content.