The Most Elite Unit in the U.S. Coast Guard | Maritime Security Response Team

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Publicado 2021-08-26
The Most Elite Unit in the U.S. Coast Guard | Maritime Security Response Team
U.S. Coast Guard Maritime Security Response Teams were formally established by the federal government in 2006 yet have technically existed in different forms for many decades.. Maritime Security Response Team receives training to act as the first response team to potential terrorist threats. They are capable of denying preemptive terrorist actions, executing security actions against armed hostiles, participating in port level security, and executing tactical facility entry.

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Credit TSgt Christopher Hubenthal, PO1 Jerome Johnson, TSgt Nancy Kasberg, CPO Melissa Leake, PO2 Laurie Dexter, PO3 Ross Ruddell
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  • @ce6654
    I can't believe the nobodies on here knocking these dudes as Navy SEAL wannabes. The SEALs helped implement their Assessment and Selection. It's based on Navy SEAL BUD/S with a law enforcement focus. Just like US Army Special Forces helped designed the BORTAC units' selection as a civilian law enforcement equivalent, and CAG helped design FBI HRT as their equivalent. These guys are legit, through and through. They work right alongside their military counterparts and have their full respect.
  • @markkaufman4601
    I was a CG boarding officer in the mid 80’s . These guys are getting a lot more training than we ever did. We also had to use our left hand while shooting on the left side of barricades. ( dropped my score). Any way, we former special forces from various groups with us as coasties and we were prepared to deal with whatever situation arose. Semper paratus
  • @mikes.4136
    Interesting Fact: in 2009, five Coastguardsmen made it to BUDS, Class 276 and the five made it through the training. A total of twenty Guardsmen were initially selected to participate in this program. I believe three of the initial twenty successfully became SEALS. The joint program was designed to beef up the ranks of Special Operation Forces, and cross pollinate those skills between the two organizations. The program lasted between 2009-2011.
  • @carlosbonefontphd2591
    It’s just amazing to know that we have a Coast Guard with an Elite team. My respect for them. 👍
  • @estellemelodimitchell8259
    With Crye Precision being used by so many military branches and law enforcement agencies, all these operators look so alike now and to the bad guys they would have no idea with whom they are dealing with until they are apprehended, if captured alive.
  • @trendyorca2497
    What a awesome job y’all Coasties are heroes keeping the waters of America safe from all enemies foreign and domestic
  • @jorgediaz4318
    ¡Los admiro,caballeros para mi son los mejores y eso exige una preparación y un entrenamiento de alto nivel,felicitaciones y gracias!!!☺👌👏👏👍😉
  • @g45sp4
    That guy at 1:36 is so good he doesn’t even need a rear aperture sight
  • @chrisl.9845
    These guys are legit. I worked with them up in the arctic and they are trained boarding bad asses. our ships boarding team are trained not to take shit, but its a secondary duty. Nothing serious. But these guys are tried and true boarding teams bad asses, they are hardcore.
  • @JoeMama-ie6cz
    would love to see a video on USCG HITRON as well!!!
  • @g45sp4
    Lmaooo the ron jeremy target😂😂