Marine reacts to the German GSG 9
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- It's taken long enough to react to this badass unit, but I would definitely say it was worth the wait. We get a pretty in-depth view and description behind the unit in this video.
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It's not only cinematic, the narrator is literally the german voice actor of Optimus Prime :D
The narrator is Dietmar Schönherr, a famous voice over artist, also an actor. He played the Minbari leader in Babylon 5. His death set off the Earth-Minbari war. His calm and sonorous voice is a mainstay in German TV, be it movies, PR flics like this or ads.
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@Rohan Spencer definitely, have been using flixportal for since march myself =)
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Ich finde es schade das unsere Sicherheitskräfte von Ausländischen Leuten mehr bewundern wird als von uns.
True leider wirklich so echt schade
@@schlafiet Patriotismus is ein schwieriges Thema weil sowas in fast allen fällen immer als eine Art Nazionalsozialismus aufgegriffen wird, so kommt es mir zumindest vor, außerdem gab es ja besonders in letzter Ziet so viele Kritische sachen die groß Presse gemacht haben wie z.B. die auflösung des SEK jetzt vor Kurzem, wegen rechtsexremistischen Mitgliedern, was leider ein schlechtes Bild auf alle wirft die in diesem Berufszweig tätig sind
gsg9 wird doch von allen bewundert? Hab noch nie gehört " ja das gsg9 die Gurkentruppe"
Vielleicht sollten sich Polizei und Bundeswehr weniger Munitions- und Rechtsextremismusskandale zu Schulden kommen lassen, glaube nicht, dass jemand grundsätzlich gegen Spezialeinheiten ist
@@schlafiet Ich glaube eher das es daran liegt, dass wir einen so hohen Standard setzen an die Leute die dazu Dienen uns sicher zu halten. Krieg und Terrorismus ist kein Spaß. Und wir alle erwarten dass wir darauf vertrauen können, dass genau diese Leute nicht rechtsradikale Gruppen beinhalten, welche über social Media rechtes Gedankengut verteilen. Ich persönlich respektiere jeden, der bereit ist sein Leben für sein Land zu geben. Aber dafür muss gewährleistet sein, das jeder Mensch der in Deutschland lebt gleichermaßen diesen Schutz erhält, unabhängig von deren Hintergrund, Religion, sexueller Orientierung oder ob sie Einwanderer sind welche hier in Deutschland leben wollen. Und wenn man bei der Polizei und der Bundeswehr ständig solche Clownsgeschichten hört ist es kein wunder das sich Frustration darüber breit macht.
Big respect for German professionalism from the UK. They get business done. Impressive.
It carries over to the cars, tools, and electronics as well. The legendary German engineering that is talked about in the car commercials. Love them!
Hey, you guys over the Channel in the UK have one of the most badass forces! So much love back to you :)
I would 100% trust in your work, too!
The tactic of attacking with energy and neuro weapons is one of the most perfidious, devious and insidious attacks on human security and freedom by the secret service that has ever existed. These electromagnetic weapon systems cause schizophrenic symptoms (voice hallucinations and electric shocks and paranoia). It is estimated that one in ten thousand people affected defends themselves against the attacks and, depending on their level of education, is able to work out the technology and contexts (just as other people are experts in other topics and have a high level of judgment). So far no one has managed to break free from this spider web of the secret services, to lodge an effective legal remedy against it or to defend himself against it in any other way, as long as the attacks are carried out with energy and neuro weapons. Because the legal process is substantially more difficult and information is refused. The subject is highly complex and a minefield. Everyone knows someone with psychosis. Hundreds of thousands of people in Germany suffer from this technically caused disease and hear these robot voices, which sound very similar to their own thoughts, but when "listening carefully" they are a very individual entity (so they are clearly distinguishable). These robotic-sounding "voices" sound exactly like radio messages (because they are radio messages). For "empathy zen" I can also recommend James Tilly Matthews ("Illustration of Madness" and "Air Loom Gang", Daniel Paul Schreber's self-reflections and Victor Tausk "influencing apparatus") and all case studies in psychiatric research, e.g. a lady suddenly hears the voice of God telling her to suicide: then she went into the park and seriously injured herself with a sharp object. Or: A voice told her: "You are to blame for stealing in your youth You will now be punished for this: you either have to cut off your fingers or sit on a hot stove. "She thought about something and then decided to cut off two fingers, otherwise she would not be able to sit properly. - I also know dozens of such stories - is also constantly in the panorama section: that someone again killed someone because inner voices would have ordered it t that these are "really" jokers and psychopaths from the secret service who play such pranks - that is, "Max and Moritz" with electric weapons. Because this covert operation went completely wrong, because the thousands of criminals and terrorists equipped with electric weapons and Max and Moritz as well as Dick and Doof are indiscriminately attacking the population without proper assignment.
Thanks from Germany!
@@tobiasunger4841 Hello fellow german :D
First of all! It's the German voice of Optimus Prime (Tranformers). Since its inception, GSG 9 has participated in over 1,500 missions, yet reportedly fired shots only on five occasions (official count, prior to the 2003 Iraq War). These occasions were Mogadishu in 1977, Bad Kleinen in 1993, Aachen in 1999 and two more missions where firearms were used to shoot dogs of the persons being arrested. The GSG9 trains to preserve, not to take, life.
Btw. I want that baby Yoda too
I Remember back in 1991 when i did my mandatory Year in the German Army. Our Battalion was ask if we would help train with the SFOR for an Operation part of Desert Storm in Hammelburg an Millitary Training Ground. It is like an real small Town with all the original houses to train for House Combat and Stuff. I was 14 Days there and on the second Day a Black Helicopter came and hovert over one of these Houses and 6 People in Black Roped down on the House. At this Point noone knew who the hell they where and what they are doing there. About half an Hour later we where ask if we could help them train something. They wanted to train a Hostage Situation and some of us played the Hostages and some of us the Kidnapper. I played one of the Kidnappers. I got Protecters on because they said something about a Dog and that i need to do this and that when i see the Dog. I stood in the Room in one Corner with my Gear and waited like 15 Minutes. I heard nothing and all of a sudden the Door opened i heard screaming and one second later i had a german shepard on my right leg and i was lying on the Floor lol. This happens so fast omg. I still have a Scar on that Leg because the Protector was not right and i got a Scratch from the Teeth. That was so intense but to this day i still remember all of it. Later they told us that this was the GSG9. It was so cool and so terrifying that i had this opportunity to do that :)
Yo that’s hella cool. If only the GSG 9 had been founded a year earlier
@@realtimestatic True, but in September 1971 no one imagined they were needed. 😥
SFOR gab's ab 1996/1997! 😂
"It's all fun and games until the door opens and a german dog comes in" - It was at this moment that he knew, he fucked up.
sorry for my bad english: sometimes i thought about the dogs in the k9 units and so on... most of them never (hopefully) bit a person....and further i thougt they have a good live (without a fight) but find some... i dont know, drugs or so at an airport... these dogs look like they are "higher" trained, arent they?
@@blendonaut3015 Police dogs are special trained and follow an order just like a soldier. well not all of course but pretty sure those who are trained to attack someone are High trained.
but yes they all have a special training as well
@@Peetzy i think those dogs are trained to resist a lot more stress yk smth like gunshots....
True dat
@@blendonaut3015 I was friends with a K9 handler in the German police force. His two dogs were trained as guardians (would attack if someone got too close in an agressive manner) and to find explosives. Both dogs would wear steel muzzles, so they don't actually bite someone, but if they jump someone the muzzle can break ribs and they will knock the person to the ground.
It is not a military unit.
They are police officers!
Yes they Arendt a Military unit. Tho u can’t really consider them Police officers. They are Federal agent officers in special use. They’ve trained with every imaginable high tier Military unit like The Deals and build up the Deltas and Marshals. Also the Gsg9 was founded in 1972 (before 2005 when the BGS became Bpol. So u could consider them some kind of soldiers (at least back then) in some kind of way.)
@@floriangramsch9036 the distinction is not just a legal fiction. The German military is forbidden from being used inside the country outside of natural disasters and war. GSG-9 is recruited from within the German police forces.
@@floriangramsch9036 GSG9 is a Police Unit
GSG 9 der Bundespolizei, formerly Grenzschutzgruppe 9 (German for 'Border Protection Group 9'), is the police tactical unit of the German Federal Police (Bundespolizei). The state police (Landespolizei) maintain their own tactical units known as the Spezialeinsatzkommando (SEK). The identities of GSG 9 members are classified.
@@predatorofthehaters4987 Ich weiß trotzdem finde ich es ein wenig herabwürdigend dass man sie nur Police Unit nennt wenn das was sie leisten und mit wem sie und wen sie trainiert haben nicht wirklich dazu passt.
@@floriangramsch9036 They are legally not allowed to be a military unit. These can only be used on German soil in the case of defense or during catastrophes. A police unit doesn’t have such limitations
It was my honour to translate this for you!!
The toys are something very typically German. 😂
I'm also glad you enjoyed the video mate!!!
Thanks again 🤙
@@CombatArmsChannel No worries mate, I'd do it again if you ever need me to
Love your nickname. I´ve also played and loved CoD4 ;)
The toy is playmobil, isn't it?
@@philippschmidt4053 Yes those are Playmobil
Gibt leider wirklich nicht viel Bildmaterial über die Truppe. Lassen sich nicht gerne in die Karten schauen...
Bin froh das wir die haben.
Danke dafür 🙏
Früher gabs mal mehr auf yt, ganze übungen(so I’m 2010-2012 rum). Zum glück haben die das löschen lassen weil das zu viel taktische details verraten hat.
I feel like you missed the important point, that GSG9 ist in fact not a military unit, but an elite counter terrorism unit of the federal police.
The GSG 9 considers a mission a complete success only if no one is killed. Their goal is to protect any bystanders and hostages, to secure their own forces, and to apprehend the perpetrators as unharmed as possible.
In fact, GSG 9 has killed people in very few missions in its long history; I believe it happened in only three missions. Mogadishu, Bad Kleinen, and a third incident that I don't remember right now.
@InSomnia DrEvil they do wear ghillie suits if the enviroment requires it.
GSG9 is from a tactical standpoint a t1 paramilitary unit that's assigned to police tasks. they're exceedingly heavily armed & equipped for a west european police unit, simply because of the german law *strictly* prohibits the deployment of it's regular military (SF/CT units) against civilians within germany, even if a terrorist attack is ongoing. terrorists or enemy paramilitary forces are civil threats per law. maybe that will change after putin's attack, cause he has a lot of paramilitary/intelligence capabilities in stock, threatening bundeswehr/NATO/US/logistic infrastructure in case of a mobilization.
@@REFORGER_2023
Don't see why it would have to change. There's plenty of additional special police units in the individual states by now. The GSG 9 was originally founded because there was NO unit with the necessary skills in ALL of Germany and as such, it was attached to federal police so as to every state being able to request their aid - and they still do that when their locals means don't suffice.
And the different French police organizations certainly have similar units. With the Police Nationale, there's RAID, for the Gendarmerie Nationale, there's GIGN, though for general counterterrorism guard and patrol duties, they now also employ regular military soldiers as part of the Vigipirate system under Operation Sentinelle.
An important fact: even though the GSG9 is a German Police Unit, it operates on missions abroad. They are more than "just" SpecOps Cops within the boarders of Germany
They only lost three men since today. And yes, the operation is only deemed a success, when everybody comes back unharmed
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@@leopeddinghaus8292 Grüß Gott
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Some short background: GSG 9 as part of federal police and former Bundesgrenzschutz (border protection forces) was founded after the failure to free the Israelian hostages during the Olympic Games in Munich 1972. Their first mission was freeing the captured German aircraft "Landshut" in 1977 in Mogadischu, Somalia, which was hijacked by terrorists to free German RAF terrorists (Rote Armee Fraktion...not Royal Airforce) from prison. The founder and first commander died some few years ago.
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@InSomnia DrEvil GSG 9 was founded in the cold war era, when the western german state purely used its army for defense of its own borders and NATO allies, with the concept attack one and you will attack all. There was never a discussion of armed forces abroad besides training. GSG 9 was formed in the wake of Olympic games as counter terrorism unit. The western german army based its large number at that time on a draft system with mainly the higher ranks above corporal being professional soldiers. There were elite units at that time as e.g. Fernspäher aka long distance reconnaissance, but not made for counter terrorism. This changed after unification of both german states and the need to have special forces beyond counter terrorism with more fire power, e.g. to rescue or evacuate german or allied citizens from civil war plagued countries. KSK was thus founded in 1995 and pretty much attracted soldiers from all service branches, mostly infantry (Jäger, Panzergrenadiere), parachuters, but even a comrade from my tank officer class later became company leader at KSK.
@InSomnia DrEvil Primarily because the KSK hasn't yet existed for another 20 years.
@@desertstormer96 The GSG-9 would still be used if such a thing ever repeated. The Landshut was German territory. The KSK would not be legally allowed to operate there.
@InSomnia DrEvil KSK deals with "really bad guys"? Yeah...cause, hostage takers they are usually reasonably nice. And therefor suitable for the GSG-9 to take on (and out). Good point man. (Warning: comment may contain sarcasm.)
Oh, and regarding why KSK wasn't deployed to Mogadishu for the Landshut-high jacking in 1977...? Well, except for the fact that high jackers/hostage takers are not "really bad guys" (according to certain experts), I have a theory of my own. I'm not saying that this is correct through.
BUT, here goes:
KSK was formed in 1996. The Lufthansa jumbo-jet Landshut was high jacked in 1977. And I believe that fact COULD be part of the reason why KSK was never deployed for the mission. Instead GSG-9 as the top-tier German anti-terror unit, together with two operators from SAS (no, not the airline), as they had substantial experience with the use of flash-bang grenades, were deployed.
You asked for details on the GSG9 selection process:
Monday:
Physical training test
Structured IQ and personality test (4 hours)
English test, written
Tuesday:
Dexterity and memory test
Practical and technical skills test
Reaction test
Interview
Shooting drill pistol
English test, oral
Wednesday:
Parcour-test
Shooting drill MP5
Height-tolerance test
Interview (Part 2)
Stressrun followed by concentration test
Thursday:
Final Interview
Friday:
Preparation event for the following 10 month long operator training course , which includes a hell week. After that several months of specialization courses.
Every police officer or special agent in Germany is eligible for GSG9 selection and about 5% pass. Some of them wash out later during the operator training course.
Thanks! 🤙
This might seem like a dumb question but have common are MP5s in service? My understanding is that short barrel rifles and other sub guns like the MP7 would be more popular.
@@thunderring8056 The MP5 is the standard sub machine gun within the german federal police and most state police agencies, so officers are used to shooting it (Hence the shooting drill with the MP5). A few agencies have switched to the MP7. Outside of that only special police units have anything other than the MP5. The GSG9 uses the MP5 and 7 and their main rifle is the G36C.
@@thunderring8056 i think MP5 is more usefull against unarmored enemys, mp7 is much better at penetrating armor like the p90
Die GSG 9 ist ne Stahlharte Truppe.
"This dude looks pretty mean though!" He isn't mean at all but rather a real cool guy. He is the GSG9 chief commander, Jerome Fuchs. He is the only person shown without a mask because as commander, he is the only publicly known active GSG9 officer. The identity of all other officers is always protected.
I know I am 10 months late but "mean" in this context does not mean "vile" (gemein) but is a positive term and means something like "cool, nice, hardcore, etc.".
Germany's army have always been strong and well equipped just sometimes under the wrong leadership
Wrong might be an understatement lol
Well .
GSG 9 are nothing to do with the army mate. They’re police!
Well, I dunno how many soldiers will agree with the well equipped part. Maybe when it comes to tanks but even then
@@SoapisBadatGames It's sad that the equipment problems they have are due to petty politics. Although I haven't been following the situation for some years now, so hopefully it has progressed into a better direction.
Fun facts:
- After the successful rescue of the hostages in Somalia in 1977 (Operation Feuerzauber), GSG 9 received requests from various countries to help with their training. The GSG 9 made a significant contribution to the establishment of the US SFOD Delta force from the end of 1977.
- Since 1983 the GSG 9 has been organizing the Combat Team Conference competition, the "unofficial world championship of police and military special forces", which takes place every four years.
I recommend you the Official Bundeswehr YT. There are a lot of videos of the modern Equipment and Forces. Especially the Objektschützer ( they got some fun stuff like an infantry GMG ). Cheers from Germany. Love you vids
Not to mention they have a series of English videos, but they're obviously more so informative and less made like "epic trailers" with select scenes, like the video above.
Germany's finest alongside the KSK and KSM. I've been waiting for this!
Interesting GSG9 facts: They are responsible for international hostage rescue in areas where the German Army doesn't have a mandate. And they were an essential advisor during the founding of U.S. Army's Delta Force in the 70s. 🇩🇪🇺🇸
SEK (German state-level PTG) are underrated.
So its difficult to deploy the German army domestically and internationally? Wasn't the main reason gsg9 was created is because the army wasn't allowed to deal with the Munich hostage situation?
@@RomeoMike22 It was created for Munich-like situations in the future and the Bundeswehr constitutionally isn't allowed to be deployed in Germany during peacetime.
@@RomeoMike22 To be deployed internationally the German Army needs a vote from the parliament for a mission mandate in that specific area. Every single hostage rescue op would need a seperate vote from the parliament, which would obviously destroy OPSEC. The KSK has deployed without the mandate, but only for top secret anti terrorism missions not hostage rescues.
Delta force was based on the British SAS Not Germany's GSG9 Mate
If anyone wonders why this police unit seems rather military, this is because it is also being used for operations outside of Germany (mostly hostage rescue), for which other countries would use military units instead (like SAS, Delta Force or DEVGRU). The reason for this is, that the German constitution puts extensive restrictions on when and how the military can be used.
That has first and foremost to do with the fact that the German military basically can’t be used within Germany.
For hostage rescue, evacuations of German citizens etc. abroad it’s very well possible to use the KSK or other units like the airborne troops of the military.
@@HingerlAlois You don't need paratroopers and such all terrain vehicles for policing Germany. The GSG9 is being used for operations abroad, where other countries use military special forces instead. Prominent examples are the liberation of the airliner Landshut in Somalia 1972 and the canceled liberation of a Germant merchant ship off the coast of Somalia in 2007, where GSG9 officers were flown in onto the amphibious assault ship USS Boxer.
@@realQuiGon
The KSK can fulfill the same operations abroad, it also trains hostage rescue etc.
Both units can be used for those jobs abroad.
@@HingerlAlois I never said it can't. Of course the KSK (and the KSM!) can do that too, but because of German politics and regulations the police is often used instead as as happen in the 2007 Hansa Stavanger case.
*2009, not 2007
You need to keep in mind that these guys are Policemen. Now imagine the KSK (military elite forces)
i think the biggest difference is that the ksk trains to aim for the head and the gsg9 doesnt xD
@@hanfbrot
6:13 lol
@@i.i.iiii.i.i so that’s that
3:58 It's not just 'a logo'.... it's their official badge. 😉
And I hope you do know that the GSG-9 is a federal POLICE-unit and not a combat unit of the military. 😉
Good that I’m German because I understand all what they are talking😂. Nice Video
The amazing thing is, that this national police force unit has allegedly been involved in over 1,500 missions yet has reported to have had to fire shots in only 5 occasions, of that one was to shoot the dogs of a person being arrested.
The GSG9 have been involved in counter terrorist operations, ending a number of hijack and hostage situations, arrests of high profile individuals and terrorists and last not least fighting pirates.
In the US this kind of special unit would have made use of their fire arms 1,500 times out of 1,500 missions, just because nowadays they believe that the 2nd amendment is not only the right to bear arms but the duty to make use of it.
GSG9 was actually responsible for Training the US 1 SFoD- D, Delta Force, back in the days.
No
@@Volesky1775 indeed they were
Oh I didn't know that
They still do training together and both learn from each other! ;)
One of their main job is eg to free Germans taken as hostages. This is could at the moment occur most likely to ship crews at the coast of southern Africa (Pirates), therefore they train intensively to enter ships.
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Gruß an Wegner,den Held,und seine Jungs von Mogadischu!Ritterkreuz,Eichenlaub,und Schwerter!!!!!
The most intresting thing is that the gsg9 is a international special Unit they train much time in other countries.
Historical background to this fact is the hostage situation in munich 1972, where german police force was not well prepared. This event sort of evolved the GSG9 into what it is today.
I love germany but the german kids in the comments thanking and acting like they work for the gsg9 kinda piss me off😂
Fun fact: the voice-over in the video is done by the german voice of Optimus Prime
Munich 1972 was the reason why the GSG9 was created. Their first mission was Operation Firemagic in 1977 where they rescued hostages out of a Boing 737 called Landshut in Mogandischu. Since then they are one of the best Tier 1 Special units of the world. 1998 they’ve lost their combatants status and from there the KSK was founded to overtake the most and military type Tasks of GSG9 abroad.
Technically they are Counter terror Police Unit but because of their history and their organization in the GsG9 they deserve to be called Special forces. Btw. They still beat the KSK and other top tier Military units like the Seals and SAS in the CTC.
it´s even more impressive when you think about that that´s "only" the german special forces of the federal police. When you look at the military there is quiet a difference when looking at the KSK
So true...
THIS is a police force? People say American police forces are going overboard, these guys look like a special forces detachment.
And they are only a police unit and not from the military 👍
Everyone gangsta till the GSG9 knocks on your door.
Fun fact: GSG9 is only going in in really dangerous situations. Nevertheless, they killed less people than the average police officer in the US ;)
Would you react to the Biography of Audie Murphy (The Most Decorated Soldier in American Military History) it's like 20min on TH-cam. The one on the "BioGraphics" Channel is 👍 after the War He became a popular Hollywood Actor.
2:05 at this point he doesn't talk about trust like you said, but about courage.
Warum ist die Kommentarsektion noch nicht unter deutscher Kontrolle ? Hier Klicken 😉
Sind hier noch andere Deutsche, die den Kanal feiern?
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Yup, ich hab es immerhin für ihn Übersetzt 😂
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The reason why a german police force hase paratroopers and divers is because in the time the gsg9 was founded it was unthinkable to use the german military in a foreign country to rescue german civilians. Thats why there so "op" for a police special force. Now we have the KSK from the Bundeswehr and times have changed
That's not quite right. We had the so called "spezieller Anwendungen SR-Zug" within the FSLK (reconnaissance units) of our armed forces. Those guys were exactly trained for that but as often, politics didnt play that game and therefore, the GSG9 was founded (more or less), as well as a lil' bit later the B1-Commandos (kinda Grandmother of the KSK) ;-)
Ein Folk,
Ein Reich,
Ein Kommentarbereich🇩🇪
Plot Twist:
The Speaker in the Cinematic is the german Voice from Willem Dafoe.
Greatings from Germany.
Yesterday was Vimy Ridge Day in Canada where we remember the brave souls that were in the battle of Vimy Ridge be cool if you checked it out for a video 🇨🇦 🍁
Brother could you also do a vid about the French GIGN or the dutch BSB? I am really interested in what your opinion is about the Dutch BSB, most of the videos on youtube are outdated especially there gear and equipment. I recommend to do some research on wikipedia or something because like most units they work as secretive as possible.
Love them. Greetings from germany 🇲🇫✊🇩🇪
I am german and its funny to see that a American is reacting to a german video.
funfact: the GSG9 has strong connections to the FBI HRT, Navy Seals and Delta
Oh man. This is the german voice of marcus from Gears of War 3, Gears 4, and Gears 5🙈🙈😂
Just stumbled upon this channel! I love these military reactions! I just subscribed, keep up the great work!
When COVID first hit, the German Federal Police paid for a load of masks from a Chinese factory. While they were being trans-shipped at Bangkok airport Americans stole the whole shipment. It's called 'supporting your allies'.
And the voice of the german version of (Ghost Recon Breakpoint) Cinematic Trailer😂
GSG9 kicks ass :D got i love them.
Commenary senktion are taken from Germany
Wir schicken Mal eben das Kommando Sozialkräfte und die Kommentarsektion zu sichern
I believe the 10th mountain devision has gone viral for its CQB skills
But hey, time moves on and so we adapt and go forward and those once enemies become respected partners that today more than ever train together. Also it is always important to mention that the s.a.s. prefer to use german built h&k's mg's.
They got their own shoes made by Adidas.
Just as a quick read for you, one of the most well known missions of the GSG9 is the recapture of the Lufthansa flight 181, also known as the "Landshut". It was a Boeing 737-200 captured by terrorists with more than 80 passengers on board. In Mogadischu, the GSG9 sucessfully attempted to resuce the landed plan and passengers from the terrorists, killing 3 and capturing one, while one stewardess and one officer had been injured.
The abduction was connected to the terrorist group known as the "Red Army Faction" that reaked havoc in Germany during from 1968-1998 when it disbanded. Also connected to the RAF, the GSG9 did a lot of good work in capturing those terrorists on german soil.
Off voice: Klaus Dieter Klebsch best man and dubbed Thanos in Avengers or House, MD. Best German voice ever.
👍 These guys are that cool they had Adidas make their footwear... the GSG9 .2 tactical boots are excellent..
Funfact the german voice in the Video is also the voice of german Optimus Prime. Makes it even more epic!
German here. They are actually not talking about trust. They are talking about security and that it takes courage to get security. "Mut" (pronounced "moot") means courage. Sicherheit means security (sicher meaning secure/sure and -heit being a prefix that transforms an adjective to a noun)
By the way: German Police Forces or Special forces often rent abandoned buildings/Areas/Industrial complexes and simulate different combat situations. Basically, they give a team information that would be aviavible in a real life situation and send them in with practice ammunition (imagine painballs that can be shot out of their real weapons like an MP5.) Other members of the force will protect the building and try to take out the attackers.
Due to the ammunition they use, there are often noise complaints.
"Registration 52775, Crew....Expendable" I could almost hear people take notice.
A friend of mine is currently in the work of becoming a "Fallschirmspringer".. im hearing out of first hand what these guys are doing day by day.. Its Insane!!
I actually met an ex GSG 9 member once, called Aribert Martin, he was part of GSG9 back in Mogadischu during the Landshut kidnapping. And hes a total badass in my oppinion, like, during the boarding he didnt use any protective equipment and he bassically entered with only a pistol, he said it was because, he told us, it would harm his situational awareness wearing all that heavy equipment.
FUNFACT: That are JUST our POLICE UNITS... of course special UNITS but STILL JUST POLICE.. our KSK is even better ;)
The guy does not catch a bean in German but comments a promotion video of the GSG9…..
water really is not that rought. waves are small, wind is probably at a medium. its cold and foggy though. but it would be great fun with an IRB... or there boats. they are probably more suited, because they are longer and faster...
GSG9 is a police special force and means Grenschutzgruppe 9 which translates to Border Security Group 9. GSG9 was founded in 1972 to fight terrorism and free german hostages (only) domestically. In 1977 a commercial airplane was kidnapped by palestinian terrorists to force the release of high ranked RAF members out of german prison. They forced the crew to fly across europe, the middle east & north africa. Finally the GSG9 was commissioned to save the hostages and neutralize the terrorists in Mogadishu, Somalia. They managed to kill all the terrorists and save all the hostages. This incident went down in history as a prime example of effective hostage rescue paired with counter terroism.
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This is super boring compared to the video, but: My dad worked at a bank in Cologne for many years, and Ulrich Wegener, first Commander of GSG9 (stationed very close) was one of his customers. He says he seemed like a nice guy.
Later, they changed bases to Sankt Augustin and since then, whenever a helicopter took off they went right over my parents house, waking baby me up. So thats why my family is split over GSG9 (jokingly, obviously)
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Your translation is bad. Many mistakes. Biggest one: Not actually translating the repeated yelling of police... This isn't a military force. It's a police force.
There is a 2 part video about the Landshut, the Lufthansa plane that was hijacked in 1977, and the GSG9 intervention (with subtitles):
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The GSG9 was founded in the 1970s after the terror disaster in the Olympic Village. At that time, normal police officers were used with rapid-fire weapons. This led to several deaths during the rescue. During the government of Helmuth Schmidt, the GSG9 was founded in response to this to combat terrorism. Other rapid-fire weapons were given to them which could also be switched to single shots in order to be able to carry out the final rescue shot. The acid test for this special unit was the liberation of the hijacked Lufthansa plane from Landshut to Mogadishu. In order to free the hostages, this unit was secretly flown to Mogadishu in agreement with the government, but it almost went wrong because the operation was leaked to the German press.
Remember, the things shown in German KSK, GSG9 or any special forces footage, are things that are released to the public!
Any special tactics, entry methods, special devices or gear are of course not shown! So these action movie-style videos are made for the public and don´t show reality!
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Dream job ❤️
Dream job? Haha, I'm 60, I have OTHER dreams LOL! Staying healthy for instance 😆🤣
Also you Do Reaction Videos im 44 years and I Spenden over 20 years in the field if you Meeting pRty with this boys it s fun the are just good Trainer boys , but you will never know that , cause we Don t like people like you.... we like some of your vieles but peps like you never gonna make it and we thank good for that... just let us be
GSG 9 is a unit of the federal police but it’s de facto also a secret Intelligence Service who is the only organisation that doesn’t need a mandate by the government to do mission in other countries and assassinate people who can be a danger to Germany. Officially it’s not legal to assassinate or operate in a sovereign country without the permission of that state, but they and the state don't care.
All they have to do at the end is report to the Minister of Defense and the Chancellor. Those reports are also secret and the Media is not allowed to publish about it. The media are also ordered not talk to much about the GSG9. Actually the GSG9 are better trained and they have more and better weapons than the German Army.
It’s like the German Section 31 (Star Trek).
Incredible video from the noobs of Bundespolizei in the USA call ist FBI by us are this clowns In the train station
The were defeated by American SWAT on Deadlest Warrior. Good group though.
Sehr schön! 👍🏻 ♥️ 🇩🇪
7:45 nope it's not. That's calm. :)
This is rough water:
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If you know the Transformers movies, the german Voiceactor in this Video, is the german voice of Optimus Prime.
I dont Like the Martial Arts, they do, same as KSK. In Videos they dont show the real stuff. Top Secret!
Fun fact:
In Germany this is the voice of Optimus Prime in the German Version of "Transformers". :)
You want a longer video? Watch this:
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Watch KSK
Crazy that supposedly the GSG9 have only shot 5 times since there conception in 1973
2:46 im from germany and ist falls translated He sais a baut having balls in combat weile being sorrounded 😂(sry if this Was offensive or smt i don't wana have trouble)
RIP Ulrich Wegener He and his comrades were the heroes of Mogadischu....
Hi my friend.When you must translate any videos, my daughter and i make a support for you.
Remember what they did 1976 in Mogadishu Africa
I remember being on a layover in Frankfort recently and the police , even in the airport, were serious dudes they weren't messing around
Check out about Comsubin, Italian navy seals or GIS police special forces :). More space to Italy please which is well known for having one of best trained and equipped soldiers and heavily deployed overseas
The American counterpart to the GSG9 is the FBI hostage rescue team.
@@EBEFanclub1 why no?
@@EBEFanclub1 nothing to add but the Hostage Rescue Teams of the FBI do exactly the same job that was my point. it is a full-time federal SWAT that also trained for anti-terrorism, law enforcement.
Und wenn du schon aus Deutschland grüßt. Die amerikanische SWAT Teams der lokalen Polizei bzw auf Bundesstaat Ebene entsprechen den deutschen SEK und MEK Einheiten. Das GSG 9 kommt ja nur bei besonders schwierigen Einsätze zum Einsatz (oK, Geiselnahme oder Terrorismus). Außerdem trainieren die HRT-Teams mit US Special Forces (Delta, DEVGRU, etc). Lies gerne mal den Wikipedia Eintrag zum HRT, die sind nämlich zum Beispiel auch aufgrund von München gegründet worden.
@UCMrs70839BXTfKhvoiZy6Xg das stimmt aber vom grundlegenden Charakter und Zweck sind die beiden Einheiten halt vergleichbar. Das da Detailunterschiede bestehen, hab ich ja auch nicht im Zweifel gezogen. Mein eingangskommentar bezog sich ja auf die amerikanische Spezialeinheit, die der GSG9 am nächsten ist.
@Franz Stephan sure?! US law enforcement/military is faster on the trigger. Shot first and ask later. i think you can been more easier shot accidentally by a US Special Forces/SWAT as from their German counterparts.
@Franz Stephan For sure they see more action because USA is bigger and has much bigger problem with crime and guns as Germany.
But GSG see also over 2000 actions since is foundation but they kept it more secret when they came in action.
Beside of that they finish in higher ranks then their US counterparts in law enforcement competitions (where also FBI HRTs take part) so i would guess their training level is better then in USA.
And tell me when and where german citizens lost their lives because of GSG9?!
What is with Waco?! That was clearly mismanagement of the FBI.
gsg9 ist mein traum
Yeap and let's all not forget that it was the british forces elite unit of the s.a.s. that initially trained all of the g.s.g 9. The same s.a.s. that slaughtered goehrings luftwaffe in africa whilst his aircraft were all still on the ground!