Marine reacts to RCMP ERT Documentary
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- čas přidán 30. 06. 2024
- This documentary gives us a better appreciation for the ERT mission set and area of responsibilities. Not every special police team can operate in such unpermissive environments.
Original video: • RCMP - Courage in Red ...
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0:00 Halloween Intro
2:08 Reaction Intro
2:54 Reaction
29:23 Outro
#ert #rcmp #canada
Dude I’ve been waiting for a new Canadian one there not a lot out there, thank you brother ur Canadian fan dude I’ve watching for every happy to see ur doing well
11:12 there are also frequent multi-agency events occurring with RCMP as well as various municipal police departments for reasons of interoperability.
Keep in mind that RCMP-ERT is the "SWAT" team for all rural areas coast-to-coast which fall outside of city police forces, so their jurisdiction is massive.
Many shots are older. Canadian specialty forces don't give much info. They prefer having enemies expecting different older tactics.
Canadian civilian don't ask about what we have. We prefer jokes about our military fighting with hockey sticks.
My aunt and uncle served in military and people stay away from military conversation.
For those who still read books I highly recommend "Descent Into Madness" by Vern Frolick. It is a true story of the RCMP in Northern BC and Yukon and their response to a problem trapper stealing and intimidating the locals.
MaD trapper
@23:00 Northern Manitoba has so many small lakes that it's like a giant, half-frozen swamp. Even small planes can't land while cars & trucks can only get in when the mud freezes. Helicopters are the only way in and out for 4 - 6 months per year.
Dude that skit is funny asf cause our court system is joke😂
Joint task force 2 and the emergency response team work together on domestic operations for hostage rescue and counter terrorism stuff mostly
ERT used to keep there "IFV" in one of the bays of our fire station, thing was wicked
Almost spit out my drink when you pulled the concealed rifle 😂
LEO's like the MP5's, as along with the "special" ammo, it increases the probability that a round will not pass through what it impacts.
as a Canadian it is wonderful to find someone like you doing a great job explaining our police and military units. Thank You for doing all units proud.
15:44 In Canada, the Coast Guard is not a part of the Department of National Defence, falling under Dept of Fisheries and Oceans instead. They are also a non-Constabulary organization so they are not directly going to board / arrest individuals. RCMP might be on a Navy or Coast Guard ship though.
Then they're not really guarding the coast. Think about it.
@greenyoshi777 I don't disagree with you, honestly the US Coast Guard model seems like a lot more logical lol
@@aarphi1984 Yeah that's scary. Especially considering the threats Canada faces. China and North Korea could wipe out the U.S. in mere hours and then enslave Canada so easily. A lot of people don't realize how completely screwed the U.S. is if Yellowstone goes off.
I think the rubber guns are heavier to prepare your arms
Great content as usual
5:50 “is that Chuck Norris?” 😂
Imagine Chuck Norris on the ERT…
Damn, I’ve been subbed to your channel since like 90k subs, always loved the content, especially when you did the battlefield 3 and MRE videos, but I stopped running into them for some reason, glad I’m back because the content is always great
ERT are the top of their game, but counter-terror ops was handed over to the CAF’s JTF-2 back in like, ‘93
Not all counter terrorism is JTF-2. The JTF-2 mostly deals with foreign counter terrorism. GRC, ERT, and OCG usually handle domestic. But JTF-2 can be called in, usually they are deployed over seas however. Like right now the JTF-2 are in Israel conducting counter terror, and hostage rescue operations .
@@Joel-pi2tt uh, no. ERT hasn’t done counter-terrorism since the airborne regiment disbanded and JTF-2 was stood up. That was literally JTF-2’s mandate
6:43 i'm not quite sure. But It was the GSG9 that was formed after this event. I think the sek is from state police and GSG9 is federal in Germany
30:14 Canadian Border Services Agency would man and patrol points of access including land crossings as well as seaports and airports. They have some specialized investigative units but I'm unsure on tactical teams.
Man we dropped way higher than that when we did the Marine offshore drilling unit A1 course we dropped 40+ feet off of barges with zero ballast. We were just chefs and dish washers and cleaners also did the helicopter ditching where we had to escape an upside down helicopter in a pool. Just to work offshore.
Pretty sure RCMP had a previous unit which was disbanded to make way for JTF2, interesting how things come full circle.
RCMP's SERT (different unit to ERT) was primary for counterterrorism response prior to the formation of JTF2 in 1993. It ran using methodology taken from the FBI's HRT and Germany's GSG9. It was disbanded when counterterrorism ops was transfered to CAF with the formation of JTF2..
16:16 typically C8 (M4) nowadays.
The medals at 4:18 could be:
The Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem
South-West Asia Service Medal (SWASM)
Canadian Peacekeeping Service Medal (CPSM)
love the intro ERT in flip flops hahahah
Love your content especially when its aboout Canada, im not sure if there is anything out there about CSIS our intelligence agency, if so i would love to see your reaction towards it.
Best intro yet. 😂
The TV series was released in 2009 so I guess it was filmed in 2006-2008
Haha,Manitoba,my home!!😊😊
Very good video, for your information Canadian Coast guard in Canada is not like USA it s a civil organisation, this why RCMP have this role.
"Why don't they just carry real guns?"
Health and Safety
Do a video on Canada navy tac operations group . It’s pretty new and they really nice kit.
You forgot the fika in the intro... Damnit 😂🤘🇸🇪
hey from Canada :)
this halloween intro is more funny as scarry 😂
We have NTOG for the water and jtf2 for counter terrorism , I don’t know when the RCMP would be sent out to a ship , especially if the navy tactical operations group is around.
They wouldn't anymore. They used to take care of it though.
Wasn't the old RCMP SERT disbanded in favour of the creation of JTF2, interesting how things come full circle
Ok thank you , that’s kinda what I figured.
Yes jtf2 has domestic operations as part of their mandates.
I just went to their web page. Looks like they are back. Their mandates are armed and barricaded individuals. Air and marine interventions high risk search and arrests and protect policing.
I am way more comfortable with the rcmp dealing with domestic civilians. Then, special operator's that spent their career being trained for and killing foreign combatants.
This is old footage from ert... at least 15 years old .. all in black and mp5.. they have c8 and are in olive green.
They no longer rock MP5s. .300 Blackout Colt Canada ARs.
a lot of drugs get in canada through boats, so that might be one of the reason for the maritime aspect of it, but we also have JTF2 as a specific counter terrorism unit that is part of the army and not the RCMP
Also not all counter terrorism is JTF-2. Thats usually foreign counter terrorism. GRC, ERT, and OCG usually handle domestic. But JTF-2 can be called in, usually they are deployed over seas however. Like right now the JTF-2 are in Israel conducting counter terror, and hostage rescue operations .
Criminal activity on ships may include trafficking people, drugs, or illegal good. Happens quite often.
The canadian Coast guard has a special response team sort of the it for Introduction and the rcmp and the canadian border security agency along with the coast guard deal with border services and members of jtf2 and canadian security intelligence service work with canadian police agencies often
But canadian federal law enforcement agencies jurisdiction isn't just end in Canada but they hold international jurisdiction
thanks for checking out and giving love to our small team of rcmp guys and gals and appreciate your great comments we do make great freinds and partners in the world even though you guys are 10 tens the pop of us cheers my friend
0:38 yall wearing flip flops or sum ?
You need to watch operation black buck
Chuck Norris isn`t american, America is Chuck Norriscan
They use jets.
Multicam in a late 90s video? 🤔
This video is definitely post 9/11
Lots of drugs come in on ships.
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I am pretty sure jtf2 takes care of a lot of this stuff now. Part of their mandate is domestic.
No they're counter terrorism most of the time in domestic operations you're gonna get ert whether it's municipal or rcmp
@noahmack6839 I would agree, but they did form the jtf2 out of the old rcmp unit. I did look at the rcmp web page, though. Ert handles armed and barricaded individuals, I high-risk search and arrests, air and marine and protective policing.
I am way more comfortable with the rcmp handling domestic citizens the a unit of operators that spend their careers training for and killing foreign combatants and terrorists.
Just my opinion. Open to having my mind changed on which unit is better for handling our own citizens.
@davidedwards3838 JTF2 rarely take on domestic operations, only when it's counter-terrorism, which barely ever happens. The only time JTF2 has been deployed on canadian soil was for the winter Olympics and paralympics in 2010.
Please new video Kraken 🇺🇦
Definitely old footage.
f canada socalist dogs lol
I googled it, This is actually filmed in 2009.
Do you have a Hamas flag at the end of your sofa?
It's the flag of palestine, not of hamas. The hamas flag is black or green with white Arabic words.