I laud the patience of the US servicemen. It must be utterly exhausting to have to deal with "auditors" who have nothing better to do with their days than go to work.
Simply put, they have the authority to "detain" an individual suspected of an act against the base or personnel. They would be released to local authorities.
That video would make a great training video, the Americans were sound engaging and the officers as well, I think they may have you on a database so, they knew straight away was an auditor
Yeah the Americans were cute, dead nice and professional - they actually seem to understand their lack of authority and just chat to auditors like people rather than police or security who think they have authority 😂 Edit: not finished yet but that yank soldier is boss. He figured out the sitch about 2 days ago and he’s legit just skiving and having a natter about Netflix now 😂😂
What a lovely young officer from the US. Very polite. Interested in having a good conversation with you. Better than when there’s grief involved. Loved this one! X best wishes from Lyn in Liverpool 🇬🇧
Nice audit, nice, professional, polite guys who still did their best to limit the info they passed to you while gently probing for snippets from yourself. Quality stuff.
🇬🇧Brilliant interaction by the American military police, and at least the Americans are driving on the RIGHT side of the road.. which is the LEFT hand side! 👌 Utmost respect, TGA! 👊💪👍🇬🇧
on most american bases in the uk they mainly drive on the right ( the wrong way)..... they have their own shops and cinema on site etc..... very cheap compared to our stuff.
@@TheGwentAuditorTGAthey drive on the left side on base. It would be way too chaotic otherwise, especially with local workers doing contracts/deliveries on base. Incidents usually happen with personnel that haven’t been in the UK long. You can even see left-hand drive vehicles around US bases because they’re still legal although inconvenient when passing.
“When in doubt, ask your local authorities” The most drone answer I’ve ever heard - I wonder if he thinks the US founding fathers should’ve done the same rather than wage an illegal civil war against their superior English masters 😉😂😂
It’s not a drone answer, it’s just a professional answer you should have expected from a US Contractor. They don’t have any authority over you and probably don’t have vast knowledge on British Law, so it makes a lot of sense for them to direct you to your local authority. And for your little civil war comment. You’re just sour. “Superior” wouldn’t have been the term I used personally, but to each their own. I love my UK brothers but there is a reason we have bases in the UK and not the other way around. You guys needs us there for stability in the NATO region……we do not need you. At all.
@@Jay_Force_One superior historically… it wasn’t an insult. the British empire was a thing (just like the US empire is a thing now) and at the time it vastly out matched the militias roaming the states Although yous still won so good on yers ;)
He’s telling him to f*** off. I don’t blame him. He’s not in customer service or law enforcement, so has no interest in arguing with randos about local laws.
@@thoughtfulalbatros9683 The US is not officially an empire? America is stronger today than Britain ever was in its entire history. No need to be bitter about it, every dog has its day. Last time I checked, Britain was economically and militarily irrelevant in the superpower conversation. Sad to see the British still living in delusion, just be glad big daddy America still has your back aye? 😉
Huge respect to the US MPs! Thank you for your service and respect! You represented the US military well. Huge respect to the British MOD police. Great to see educated security and respect shown to the public. Thank you, MOD! Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦!
Those MPs were absolutely amazing. I hope they find this video and read the comments because there's going to be a lot of love for them :) Cheers for the vid TGA!
@@TheGwentAuditorTGA the big bombers only come over when there is a potential need for them or to do deployment training. Fairford is used more for U2s. It has no permanent US aircraft presence unlike Lakenheath that has 3 permanently based squadrons.
@Ubiquitous Ubiquitous Then you neither understand the law regarding this or article 10 which gives you the right to freedom of expression in the first place, both of which blatantly point out about national security, information gathering etc, which is breaking both laws. And no, you dont need to sigh the OSA for it to cover you.
@Ubiquitous Ubiquitous I know the law regarding the OSA😏you on the other hand don't 😆, I think you should go re read it yourself, even tells you about recording or obtaining information, I take it you missed that part? More than enough white papers on the subject and prosecutions, but like I said and have done over the last few years, the change is coming and it is, it's nearly here and it will make arrest, fines and prison much easier for the police. So the only one spouting nonsense here is yourself 😂🤣😆 as you really don't understand either the 1911 OSA or article 10 of the 1998 HRA. And regarding that "OSA you have to sign up to", guess what, you can still be prosecuted under that in certain circumstances, either way it isn't the one that is covered here but the 1911 and 1920 are, the 1989 was section 2 of the 1911/1939 OSA before becoming its own act.
@@TheGwentAuditorTGA Yeah, back on their own soil they act more or less as their cops do but maybe those they send to represent them abroad are among the brighter ones..
The women is totally ripping of the Americans with her food prices I bet most American auditors who see this will be thinking why don't they behave like that when we visit a base over here are they told to be extra nice to the British
You were held by them for 15mins until our lads turned up. Why did you include the weather,USA geography, UK geography , and pointless footage. Did you know what they were up to ?
I spent 4 years in S/F-K9 and never saw anyone get arrested. I guarded parked aircraft, missile sites, ammo bunkers, and sat at gates checking ID cards. That's as much being a cop as a school crossing guard. I worked 24/7, weekends, and holidays getting paid the same as Mon x Fri, admin people. On the midnights I walked the perimeter of a fence while waiting for the truck to deliver a box lunch. This was in frigid weather. The Asvab requirement ties with becoming a cook. It's where those flunking other tech schools get dumped. And we called ourselves cops. The name is Security Guard Forces. It didn't help me any becoming a city police officer. Avoid this job.
@@TheGwentAuditorTGA I worked with some great people. but the Asvab score ties with becoming a cook. We worked 12-hour tours, 24/7, weekends and holidays, and got paid the same as Mon x Fri people. The shiftwork made it difficult to attend college or use the gym to prepare for PT tests. And security "eats their own". With everyone thinking they're a cop, lots of snitches. Sometimes we wrote fellow airmen cheesy tickets while thinking this was police work. We guarded parked aircraft, fence lines, ammo bunkers, and missiles which have never once moved. We sat at gates checking the same ID cards for years.
I was stationed at RAF Mildenhall for 3 yrs back in 02 to 05 they did alot of bird watching down there. And wait hes only been to one base 2 yrs and hes a Staff Sergeant WTF?
They are American have no authority out of the base, the base is classed as American territory. This is an information and analysis base, one of 800 known bases spread over the world, so these are not defensive but aggressive bases, so you can see who the aggressors are in the world.
Ah right, I thought it was just the US DoD leasing MoD property, and yeah I assumed that was the case similar to our Royal Military Police, RAF Police and Royal Navy Police
@ubiquitousubiquitous3843they absolutely can and will if you trespass on base, and it’s all legislated in the SOFA agreement. There’s a reason the guards are armed. What would happen is, you’d likely be detained until they hand you off to MOD and prosecuted.
It's not pronounced Gal O Way. Galway is pronounced like Gaul, France no 'O'. Oh forget it 🙃. The other guy needs a new fishing rod, the one he used was broken although they did keep you engaged until the boys in blue arrived 🙂👍
The military police do have the power to arrest if your on military land but they do have to hand members of the public over to the regular police force, they can only hold citizens untill the police turn up, these guys should have known that
It doesn't need to be intentional, this is why an understanding of Article 10 and the Official Secrets Act is essential when filming near sensitive sites if you don't want to get arrested. Also, never ask military personel their details, then post it on the internet, it should be common sense why...
@@stuartb4525 Asking their details falls under the official secrets act, 1920, section 3. Basically they shouldn't even talk to the sentries/guards. And your service number should not be given out to anyone (not authorised to receive it), it is classed as a security risk if you do so.
@@tonyb1223 Asking for details? Who told you that? Seriously, I give out my Army number all the time, that's all it is a number. Doesn't give any other information out. Do you seriously think I'm breaking the official secrets act 😂😂😂? That a real question by the way.
@@stuartb4525 Can you not read? At no point did I say it's illegal, I said its a security issue, the section 3 of the 1920 OSA covers guards and sentries, you should go and read it, and just for your information, I NEVER gave my number out to anyone I did not know.
Hiya! Blimey the start of this was like an episode of the Walking Dead where they introduce a set of new people and you can’t work out who’s gonna be good or psychotic cannibals! Great entertainment! Think the Yanks need a bit more training on what’s north, east, west and south….. I’m in Manchester but to them I’m in the outer Hebrides! 🤭Thanks.
Why is the police in the base when they have their own police force on-site no wonder they keeping saying that they have no staff to solve public crimes when they are protecting American army bases.
I laud the patience of the US servicemen. It must be utterly exhausting to have to deal with "auditors" who have nothing better to do with their days than go to work.
These people just like to waste everyones time
Are you military police ….yes we are….can you arrest people……err…..we don’t know. I hope someone in authority lets them know soon.
Haha hopefully
Simply put, they have the authority to "detain" an individual suspected of an act against the base or personnel. They would be released to local authorities.
What a lovely bunch of lads.
They certainly were
That video would make a great training video, the Americans were sound engaging and the officers as well, I think they may have you on a database so, they knew straight away was an auditor
Yeah, they’ve probably got us all by now
Yeah the Americans were cute, dead nice and professional - they actually seem to understand their lack of authority and just chat to auditors like people rather than police or security who think they have authority 😂
Edit: not finished yet but that yank soldier is boss. He figured out the sitch about 2 days ago and he’s legit just skiving and having a natter about Netflix now 😂😂
What a lovely young officer from the US. Very polite. Interested in having a good conversation with you. Better than when there’s grief involved. Loved this one! X best wishes from Lyn in Liverpool 🇬🇧
That food truck must be making a killing did you see those prices 😲
Yeah I wasn’t gonna pay it lol
What an absolutley fantastic video. I really enjoyed watching this, everyone was really nice and respectful to each other.
Thanks so much
Brilliant a good bunch of lads.
SENT FROM SJVT.!!! Heard you needed some support Brother... 🤜🤛💪🇺🇲💯
Thanks bud 👊👊🇬🇧🇺🇸
the gate next to the food truck was wide open, anyone could walk straight through!
True
PTTP did walk through last year! czcams.com/video/891ZsaDTdtI/video.html
Absolutely brilliant video TGA them American military cops where sound as a pound im so gutted i missed that one bro cant wait to hit the STATES!
Thanks Kev, they were pretty good, better than some I’ve seen from First Amendment Auditors in the states. And definitely would be an adventure mate
Gotta be jabbed to get in the state's mate, you not had your jabs have ya? Lol
@lumo I think you do actually
Gutted??
You could probably find out everything you want from the wee Asian cook 😁
"We like every thing Big" including the Fishing rod this guy was trying to use on you . All the same the world over.
I know, same tactics lol
@@TheGwentAuditorTGA he was suddenly very interested in your engagement with the RAF, he probably tried to call them if they found out your details
Bloody nice blokes.
They were, fishing a little bit but yeah
This was a nice chat , enjoyed listening to them .
Excellent - detained by niceness and small talk without realising until the modplods arrived.
Can we please have them as our police instead of our lot?!
Thoroughly nice guys, them 2 USAF dibbles.
They were indeed
Dibbles???
Nice audit, nice, professional, polite guys who still did their best to limit the info they passed to you while gently probing for snippets from yourself.
Quality stuff.
🇬🇧Brilliant interaction by the American military police, and at least the Americans are driving on the RIGHT side of the road.. which is the LEFT hand side! 👌 Utmost respect, TGA! 👊💪👍🇬🇧
Thanks Orbit, yeah except their vehicles have the steering wheel on the opposite side, I’m guessing they drive the opposite way on base
on most american bases in the uk they mainly drive on the right ( the wrong way)..... they have their own shops and cinema on site etc..... very cheap compared to our stuff.
Yeah, they do that sometimes on our roads, too. Unfortunate for Harry. Your comment is in rancid bad taste.
@@monikacognomen1096 Sadly, I heard about that
@@TheGwentAuditorTGAthey drive on the left side on base. It would be way too chaotic otherwise, especially with local workers doing contracts/deliveries on base. Incidents usually happen with personnel that haven’t been in the UK long. You can even see left-hand drive vehicles around US bases because they’re still legal although inconvenient when passing.
us MPs very respectful to the public big thumbs up
Definitely
Interesting interaction with the US tourist board rep whilst they waited for MoD Plod to arrive.
Great video and great contents well done 👏 ✔️
Thanks so much
“When in doubt, ask your local authorities”
The most drone answer I’ve ever heard - I wonder if he thinks the US founding fathers should’ve done the same rather than wage an illegal civil war against their superior English masters 😉😂😂
Should’ve done really, don’t know whether I should’ve asked MDP
It’s not a drone answer, it’s just a professional answer you should have expected from a US Contractor. They don’t have any authority over you and probably don’t have vast knowledge on British Law, so it makes a lot of sense for them to direct you to your local authority.
And for your little civil war comment. You’re just sour. “Superior” wouldn’t have been the term I used personally, but to each their own. I love my UK brothers but there is a reason we have bases in the UK and not the other way around. You guys needs us there for stability in the NATO region……we do not need you. At all.
@@Jay_Force_One superior historically… it wasn’t an insult. the British empire was a thing (just like the US empire is a thing now) and at the time it vastly out matched the militias roaming the states
Although yous still won so good on yers ;)
He’s telling him to f*** off. I don’t blame him. He’s not in customer service or law enforcement, so has no interest in arguing with randos about local laws.
@@thoughtfulalbatros9683 The US is not officially an empire? America is stronger today than Britain ever was in its entire history. No need to be bitter about it, every dog has its day. Last time I checked, Britain was economically and militarily irrelevant in the superpower conversation. Sad to see the British still living in delusion, just be glad big daddy America still has your back aye? 😉
“ New York’s lovely highly recommend it” 😂😂😂
Definitely taking the piss
Great interaction there. Loving there vehicles. Great video as always.
Thanks man, they were awesome
Great Clip and the food looks Great" What am i missing" Need to pay them a visit for some Awsum Food,. 👌
Huge respect to the US MPs! Thank you for your service and respect! You represented the US military well. Huge respect to the British MOD police. Great to see educated security and respect shown to the public. Thank you, MOD! Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦!
Why? They have no business harassing people like that.
Those MPs were absolutely amazing. I hope they find this video and read the comments because there's going to be a lot of love for them :)
Cheers for the vid TGA!
when in doubt ask the woman serving food who can barely speak Engrish
The Yank was only making conversation to keep you there so plod could have a word ... but you knew that
I respect the fact that ur not really trying to get under their skin. Just be careful.
Thank you, enjoyed that and you gained a sub.
Thanks so much
Superb lad kickon
Lad kickon???
Yank was really nice.... although I reckon its best not get on the wrong side of him !
Yeah US Military are tough when they need to be
The military yanks are better than their civilians ill tell you that lol
You mentioned Lakenheath. F15 and F35 based there, no big bombers. For that you need Fairford for visiting B52 and occasionally B1b.
Quite surprising, since there are a lot more personnel at Lakenheath and it’s much larger, Runway is pretty big at Fairford though
@@TheGwentAuditorTGA the big bombers only come over when there is a potential need for them or to do deployment training. Fairford is used more for U2s. It has no permanent US aircraft presence unlike Lakenheath that has 3 permanently based squadrons.
Gotta love the 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Is it a restricted fly zone on Drone assist?
It’s not no, but there are certain FAA restrictions on drones around US military sites
Byelaws and the Official Secrets act kick in, not all FRZ are on drone apps if local laws apply.
@Ubiquitous Ubiquitous Don't you think it covers you? In a very short time you will be in for a BIG shock if you don't 😄
@Ubiquitous Ubiquitous Then you neither understand the law regarding this or article 10 which gives you the right to freedom of expression in the first place, both of which blatantly point out about national security, information gathering etc, which is breaking both laws.
And no, you dont need to sigh the OSA for it to cover you.
@Ubiquitous Ubiquitous I know the law regarding the OSA😏you on the other hand don't 😆, I think you should go re read it yourself, even tells you about recording or obtaining information, I take it you missed that part?
More than enough white papers on the subject and prosecutions, but like I said and have done over the last few years, the change is coming and it is, it's nearly here and it will make arrest, fines and prison much easier for the police.
So the only one spouting nonsense here is yourself 😂🤣😆 as you really don't understand either the 1911 OSA or article 10 of the 1998 HRA.
And regarding that "OSA you have to sign up to", guess what, you can still be prosecuted under that in certain circumstances, either way it isn't the one that is covered here but the 1911 and 1920 are, the 1989 was section 2 of the 1911/1939 OSA before becoming its own act.
These american soldiers are about 1000% more sensible then 99% of the american cops.
Yeah they are from what I’ve seen, although I have seen a video over in the states where Security Forces abused their powers
@@TheGwentAuditorTGA Yeah, back on their own soil they act more or less as their cops do but maybe those they send to represent them abroad are among the brighter ones..
Have you ever been to the US? There's a lot of cops like this
The Americans were keeping you taking while the police come
Yeah I know, but made for a good video end of the day
My opinion, Best video so far, Cassié j subaru powys 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
"highly recommend you go" lol
The women is totally ripping of the Americans with her food prices
I bet most American auditors who see this will be thinking why don't they behave like that when we visit a base over here are they told to be extra nice to the British
Yes, we have roundabouts in the US, check some CZcams compilations of Americans oblivious to how they work and almost causing accidents.
You just made a training video, TGA. Of course, there are still plenty of muppets who won’t want to learn how it’s done.
I can't arrest you, but I can give you a verbal tour of the USA.
its not US soil , the base is still UK soil its an RAF Base operated by the USAF
Fair play very polite people
This contact should have not been more then 5 mins
That was what you call typical small talk lol.... Nice lads though.
You were held by them for 15mins until our lads turned up. Why did you include the weather,USA geography, UK geography , and pointless footage. Did you know what they were up to ?
The US forces seemed like nice chaps. Good video.
I spent 4 years in S/F-K9 and never saw anyone get arrested. I guarded parked aircraft, missile sites, ammo bunkers, and sat at gates checking ID cards. That's as much being a cop as a school crossing guard. I worked 24/7, weekends, and holidays getting paid the same as Mon x Fri, admin people. On the midnights I walked the perimeter of a fence while waiting for the truck to deliver a box lunch. This was in frigid weather. The Asvab requirement ties with becoming a cook. It's where those flunking other tech schools get dumped. And we called ourselves cops. The name is Security Guard Forces. It didn't help me any becoming a city police officer. Avoid this job.
Not the best military police unit in the world then
@@TheGwentAuditorTGA I worked with some great people. but the Asvab score ties with becoming a cook. We worked 12-hour tours, 24/7, weekends and holidays, and got paid the same as Mon x Fri people. The shiftwork made it difficult to attend college or use the gym to prepare for PT tests. And security "eats their own". With everyone thinking they're a cop, lots of snitches. Sometimes we wrote fellow airmen cheesy tickets while thinking this was police work. We guarded parked aircraft, fence lines, ammo bunkers, and missiles which have never once moved. We sat at gates checking the same ID cards for years.
Must have been a dead base saw plenty of action when I was in 81152
What is it with British police cars and being named after sweet food like battenburg and back when I was a kid the jam sandwich
wondering if they learn a fake private life to give these infos while interrogating you?
You never know
I was stationed at RAF Mildenhall for 3 yrs back in 02 to 05 they did alot of bird watching down there. And wait hes only been to one base 2 yrs and hes a Staff Sergeant WTF?
They are American have no authority out of the base, the base is classed as American territory. This is an information and analysis base, one of 800 known bases spread over the world, so these are not defensive but aggressive bases, so you can see who the aggressors are in the world.
Ah right, I thought it was just the US DoD leasing MoD property, and yeah I assumed that was the case similar to our Royal Military Police, RAF Police and Royal Navy Police
@@TheGwentAuditorTGA our military police have same powers as ordinary police, our MPs can arrest you.
@@CommonSense111 That’s why they unlawfully arrested First Amendment Auditors on a video I watched before
@@CommonSense111 nope
@ubiquitousubiquitous3843they absolutely can and will if you trespass on base, and it’s all legislated in the SOFA agreement. There’s a reason the guards are armed. What would happen is, you’d likely be detained until they hand you off to MOD and prosecuted.
Just hope they don't drive on the wrong side of the road & kill any motorcyclists then jump on a plane & hot foot it back to the US !!
Respects for the sharpest comment on this thread. 👍
Don’t think those vehicles are even allowed outside of the base. US license plates
@@TheGwentAuditorTGA If they are not what is the point of the plates ??
It's not pronounced Gal O Way. Galway is pronounced like Gaul, France no 'O'. Oh forget it 🙃. The other guy needs a new fishing rod, the one he used was broken although they did keep you engaged until the boys in blue arrived 🙂👍
Yes they have the power of Arrest.......cross the fence and find out ...
Set foot inside the base you will soon find out if you can be detained 😅
Haha, it’s a protected site anyway lol
The military police do have the power to arrest if your on military land but they do have to hand members of the public over to the regular police force, they can only hold citizens untill the police turn up, these guys should have known that
Absolutely
The British police were not military but civilian MoD police. As in not RMP or RAFP. They could arrest you on or off base.
💯👍👍👍
Them Americans were well alright that was cool
Yeah they were
avian influenza
ok lol
Are the chickens inside the wire fence or without 🤔
So laughable, that staff, trying to get info on the sly…. I mean, come on, this is hardly international espionage is it. 😂
It doesn't need to be intentional, this is why an understanding of Article 10 and the Official Secrets Act is essential when filming near sensitive sites if you don't want to get arrested.
Also, never ask military personel their details, then post it on the internet, it should be common sense why...
@@tonyb1223Military numbers for example are not a state secret. Not in the UK anyway.
@@stuartb4525 Asking their details falls under the official secrets act, 1920, section 3. Basically they shouldn't even talk to the sentries/guards.
And your service number should not be given out to anyone (not authorised to receive it), it is classed as a security risk if you do so.
@@tonyb1223 Asking for details? Who told you that? Seriously, I give out my Army number all the time, that's all it is a number. Doesn't give any other information out. Do you seriously think I'm breaking the official secrets act 😂😂😂? That a real question by the way.
@@stuartb4525 Can you not read? At no point did I say it's illegal, I said its a security issue, the section 3 of the 1920 OSA covers guards and sentries, you should go and read it, and just for your information, I NEVER gave my number out to anyone I did not know.
Great video yet again thanks matey
Thanks Dai
Hiya! Blimey the start of this was like an episode of the Walking Dead where they introduce a set of new people and you can’t work out who’s gonna be good or psychotic cannibals! Great entertainment! Think the Yanks need a bit more training on what’s north, east, west and south….. I’m in Manchester but to them I’m in the outer Hebrides! 🤭Thanks.
They operate under visiting Forces Act ... yes they are carrying weapons !!
@ubiquitousubiquitous3843 its still UK soil
Why is the police in the base when they have their own police force on-site no wonder they keeping saying that they have no staff to solve public crimes when they are protecting American army bases.
They're mod plod paid for by the US
its not american soil its a UK RAF (Royal air force) base its UK soil but operated by the american air force
How come Americans are here?
It is unusual, they never really left after the war
Great stance the US men
As an ex USAF SF member at RAF Molesworth these fine MP’s are top notch compared to the local PD pigs. 😂
> "First Amendment Audit"
> "Audits" a base in the UK.
Ha ha ha, no.
You talk to mutch
You spell wrong.
We have a right to talk
Much!
Top interaction pal.👍
Defo a worthy of the sub. 👏
@@Unitedwithin1 Thanks so much bud
americas are so nice
Sarcasm?
Can’t be understand accent
his that sufolk
Cambridgeshire
@@TheGwentAuditorTGA that right one in sulfolk his good laken heath
as the police say ..just b mindfall of where u r lol ...plonkers
The two in the noddy car had just come back from Mcdonald's.
Very clever, not you .Intelligence is priceless 😂
Weird gypsy kid at 6:00