FBI HRT conducting CQB exercises

[BunMangViet]

POV: You missed your assigned jury duty date.

[Kriegter]

This gear is equivalent to wearing 10 rolex watches at once

[tn]

Doing live fire like this is intense. I’ve done a live fire exercise for MOUT once during my time in the army and I was wayy too nervous to even move half their speed in the shoot house because I was afraid of accidentally stepping into someone’s line of fire. This just shows how much trust and chemistry these guys have with each other

[anecdotal]

This is the best tactical room clearing video I have ever seen on the internet.

[francescocalmet]

Holy shit, this new Ready or Not trailer looks awesome

[Automatic_Otto]

The best thing about this is that in 99% of room clearing vids on youtube, whether it's regular infantry or SF, they're almost always going really really slow because it's just training and they want to practice doing it all perfect. But these guys are going full speed

[michaelrunkat]

"bro these guys are wearing like $50k worth of gear"


military nerds : lol the night vision goggles alone costs $55k

[WhoThisMonkey]

"is to bring terrorists to court"

I think you mean the morgue buddy.

🤣

[ichewtoast]

Each person is wearing $50k worth of kit.

[mirekpilsudski]

I met one of these guys once. Terrific guy. Would be great if the rest of the bureaucratic bs in the FBI would be stopped.

[jaydenmadden]

These guys are basically the tier 1 unit of the police force

[kylercluff]

I love people shitting on their tactics, as if these keyboard warriors are experts. They are a hostage rescue team, so they obviously specialize in dynamic entries, and they have reasons for doing what they do. Guys are standing in front of doors because the hostage is the highest priority. They probably have different scenarios and imagine parts of the kill house don't exist for training.

[_J.P._]

Using live ammo this comfy in training is probably the highest point of "I fully trust my mates and they trust me the same" you can achieve :)

[TheSgtUltra]

holy crap all of these guys were using GPNVG-18s thay must have a really high budget, if not unlimited like the tier 1 forces.

[woofer]

One neat thing I noticed in these videos is how quickly the operators quickly switch from safe to single then back to safe!

[anthonyanderson]

Who’s here after the Texas hostage situation at the synagogue ?

[ranggasaktibudiputra]

The level of trust between them in a CQB environment must be insanely high

[samuelharding]

A lot of these guys are former Tier 2 or Tier 1 military operators or like SWAT guys with lots of experience and obviously all of them still having what it takes to be in this line of work👊

[british]

I love the American style of CQB, it's epic!
Some would say more dangerous, but if trained right it works so damn well!

[UrBoiEthanMikl]

POV: You were $0.02 short on guessing how much you owe in taxes