Videos tagged with Tactical Communications

This entry details Persistent Systems' advanced communication solutions showcased at SHOT Show 2026. Featuring insights from BR McDonald, Senior Vice President, it highlights the MPU5 MANET radio and the Personal Transport 5 (PT5) with Cloud Relay technology for seamless data, voice, and video transmission. The integration capabilities with various robotic platforms like Boston Dynamics Spot and Teledyne FLIR FirstLook are emphasized, showcasing their application for defense and law enforcement.

This video discusses the civilian application of radios for tactical communications, arguing that non-encrypted radios can be just as effective as encrypted ones with proper radio hygiene. The speaker, with experience in special operations communications, highlights the cost and complexity of encrypted radios as downsides, while emphasizing that good radio practices like short, clear transmissions, brevity codes, and low power usage can mitigate the risks of interception. The video suggests non-encrypted radios offer wider frequency access and easier coordination with local forces.

This guide details the setup of a plate carrier for a Special Forces 18E (Special Forces Communications Sergeant) operating as a JTAC. It focuses on integrating the Spiritus Systems Mark IV Chest Placard, ATAC for situational awareness, and dual PTT units for communication, emphasizing a low-profile and mission-critical configuration. The setup is designed for effective Close Air Support coordination.

This YouTube video, titled 'The Reality of Comms,' is advertised as a full video available on the GBRS GROUP Patreon. Based solely on the title and description, the content likely delves into the operational or tactical aspects of communication systems, possibly within a military, law enforcement, or advanced training context. Given the GBRS GROUP affiliation, it is highly probable that the video features discussions or demonstrations related to firearms, tactical gear, and related operational considerations.

This video explores the role and responsibilities of a Special Forces Communications Sergeant (MOS 18E). It delves into the specific skills and equipment required for this critical position within an elite military unit, focusing on the technical aspects of battlefield communication.

This video features a Special Forces Communications Sergeant providing a detailed breakdown of his radio setup. While the specific firearms are not the primary focus, the context of military operations and tactical communications implies a connection to the gear and practices of those who use firearms in a professional capacity. The content would likely appeal to individuals interested in military technology, tactical equipment, and the operational side of modern warfare, including communication systems essential for field operations.

This YouTube video features Jake from @gridbasedotnet discussing and answering common 'noob' questions related to firearm communications, as indicated by the title "Cross-Country Comms." The description explicitly mentions that the full video is available on YouTube and includes the hashtag #dirtycivilian, suggesting a focus on practical firearm use and potentially preparedness or tactical applications. The content appears to be introductory and educational for those new to the subject of reliable communication in various environments, likely with a firearms or outdoor/preparedness context.

This entry details the significant vulnerability of Baofeng radios, particularly the UV-5R model, in tactical environments like Ukraine. The speaker, demonstrating high expertise, warns that keying up these radios can lead to immediate artillery strikes due to their high signal detectability. A more secure alternative, Beartooth, is presented, alongside information about commercially available signal detection devices that can track radio frequencies, posing a risk even in domestic scenarios.

The OTTO Engineering Noizebarrier TAC is an amplified hearing protection system designed for tactical communications. It excels at maintaining situational awareness by amplifying ambient sounds directionally while effectively suppressing impulse noises like gunfire. The TAC model features a boom microphone and is communication-enabled, allowing integration with radios via a down lead and push-to-talk system, making it suitable for team-based activities and training.

This video provides an in-depth look at new gear from Spiritus Systems, including the Brunch Box, Thing 3 chest rig, Big Fanny Sack, and Med Sled. It also highlights the Stoic Conditioning training app for operational fitness and Disco 32's tactical communication solutions. The content is presented by subject matter experts, offering a professional and operationally focused overview of tactical equipment and training methodologies.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Persistent Systems MPU5, a next-generation tactical radio. Experts Adam from Spiritus Systems and Kyle from Persistent Systems highlight its advanced features, including Wave Relay MANET, ATAK integration, and RoIP capabilities. They contrast it with legacy systems, emphasizing the MPU5's superior data throughput and network fluidity, positioning it as the future of battlefield communications.

This video from Johnny Q explains the meaning and application of the law enforcement acronym B.O.L.O. (Be On the Look Out). It details how the term is used in communications, particularly for issuing alerts about specific vehicles, and highlights its importance in officer awareness and safety. The instruction is delivered with high authority, utilizing professional gear and a tactical training environment.