Which Federal Law Enforcement Agency Has The Most Secretive Mission?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2025
- You have probably never heard of a small cadre of operators who are employed by the Department of Energy in the National Nuclear Security Administration, Office of Secure Transportation. The agents transport nuclear weapons from military deployment platforms to arsenals and are very highly trained in firearms and tactics. This short video is on how to join this agency and their work.
Hello, I saw your video and spent 10 years working for D.O.E. Special Response Team. I had the pleasure of working along side these guys on a lot of occasions during my career. Just thought I would comment and if anyone has any questions thats not a national security matter that I may answer I am open to discussion. thanks
cool. OPSEC, keep your mouth shut.
How can someone get into the program?
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I don't think this is a wise move. Unless it's to expose people who are interested. To include the enemy.
I think a video about how to get into the special operation groups within federal agencies would be helpful and the reality of them and the types of operations they do. Like skills required for BORTAC, BORSTAR,USMS SOG,HRT etc and your experiences with working with them in the dea
Good idea.
Search up General Discharge on YT, a bunch of videos on SF groups as well as federal agency SF groups
For BORTAC and BORSTSR you just put in a memorandum once a training cycle begins. I believe you have to have two years in the patrol to be able to attend the training.
Totally missed that comment. 9 months could have had a baby. Anyway yeah good idea. Thanks I'll learn to read one day.
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Oxymoronism looking at a big fat thing that says top secret transport on the news bit there myself. What the hell. It's almost comical.. pretty sure you got that covered. Outstanding work gentleman and ladies. Thanks for keeping us safe.
Wow! This video really educated me about other federal agencies. Again great video!
Thanks
As a retired Air Force Security Forces Flight Chief I can tell you the AF along with these boys and US Marshals do convoys on replacement SNN. Many and most are former military or law enforcement officers. They have full ISR support. Even in training we were taught that no hostages are to be considered. The AF has TNRT Tactical Nuclear Recovery Team as well. Most convoys involve taking warheads to be decommissioned by PeMex
I was RTT in the Marine Corp's Securty Forces... you ever considered that OST transported UAP materials? 👀👀👀
lol I'm Nuclear Security and they tell us we don't recognize hostages either.
Army no longer has Nuclear Artillery. It was to dangerous for the members firing the guns and their was a concern that Nuclear ammo could fall into enemy hands if positions were over run.
I have a friend who was OST before he moved to USMS. Said it’s a cool gig, great training, pay and benefits, if you can stand being on the road 40-60 hours a week. It’s definitely crossed my mind a few times lol
I think they do a fine job. Never been an incident and they have many backup reaction forces that can get to sites super fast. Never will happen. 8:00
Would be a great job btw. Fun too. But much needed.
We all know it's the US Postal Inspectors. Careful what you say on here, they're watching you.
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They are actually paid the highest on average, for all federal le agencies.
FYI:
Albuquerque is where Sandia National Laboratory is located which is kind of the DOE's nuclear HQ. That is why the basic training is there.
Oak Ridge is where Y-12 NSC is located, which is why Chattanooga is a major transport hub.
Since you don't know what to do next, can you do the ATF? I hear they are planning to hire in June 2021 and I am giving serious thought to it.
Will do.
The basic training, or what we call Nuclear Materials Courier Basic (NMCB) is hosting at Fort Chaffee in western Arkansas.
Yea pretty sure "DOE's nuclear HQ" is in Los Alamos, Los Alamos Nat Lab north of ABQ, not Sandia.
Well, Im not sure if they are the most secretive.
Im sure their protocol, response, tactics, logistics... basically operations are secretive.
But, if you can find the Agency online, they are probably not that secretive.
There are a few agencies that I know of, that have Title 18 and other Title status(s), that I would prefer not to mention, whose agencies do not appear anywhere..
Although I would not want to do battle with any DOE Escort guys, (Those guys actually have special custom vehicle seats to match their physique and position of weapons), still, there are other agencies that I would be more afraid of.
Just my thought.
DOE has Oak Ridge National Laboratory close to Chattanooga..that place makes the uranium
Can you do a video on Diplomatic Security Special Agent?
th-cam.com/video/9UsxzVh1ADs/w-d-xo.html.
Thanks
people are like "thats scary why would they transport it that way" maybe linda its because we cant quite toss the material in a UPS box truck and track the package to is destination
Where can I find the resume template you showed in the video ruffle at 11:30.
Crazy to think the vast majority of people have no knowledge of this stuff yet while growing up I knew A LOT about it for particular reasons... and I thought it was completely normal
So did I. I learned about these guys in elementary school. I grew up in Amarillo. I always thought everyone knew about stuff like this.
I always thought the was the most secretive of the federal agencies who's job is to go after . They are so secret even they don't know who they are or what they are doing given the extreme levels of siloing of departments
0084 DOE drivers?
I live in Albuquerque near the AF base and see them a lot. I’m on the road as a truck drive from Albuquerque to Las Vegas NV I see the convoys out here a lot. These guys are heavily armed and run in a convoy at least. I’d be more concerned about the amount of trailer loads of explosives and extremely dangerous chemicals that go through your city every day over the OST guys. The WIPP program worries me more.
UFO materials as well haha!
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Does anyone know if background investigators can see jobs that you have applied to in the past? I’m just curious because I can’t remember everywhere that I’ve applied and don’t want to leave anything out on my background packet.
No only if you worked at that specific place
If you were fingerprinted by a law enforcement agency or the military they will see the fingerprint return and have the option of contacting those agencies. Many agencies fingerprint after the interview, and while I havent looked at the SF86 recently, they probably ask about prior BI, especially by a federal agency.
FYI, you're wrong about the "Q" clearance reqs.
Then what is it?
Literally says Q required on the job listing on their website
You don't know what you're talkin about first off the coast guard is not a branch of the military it is the Department of Transportation US Department of energy has had a 3000 standing man army since the 1970s with a Training Academy at Kirkland Air Force Base the Monsanto area
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"Upon the declaration of war and when Congress so directs in the declaration, or when the president directs, the Coast Guard operates as a service in the Department of the Navy."
And they can pull that anytime. So you don't know what 🫵 you speak of, George.
I bet OST transported UAP materials unbeknownst to the security force. Lol
Thanks a lot do HHS OIG FDA special agent, social security special agent, department of veterans affairs special agent, GSA special agent
Not your standard I remember something about when I was truck driving going through Fallon Nevada and Hawthorne Nevada seeing signs of this sort. I was looking at the map that was presented there and I see that it's northern Nevada going across through Reno possibly i-80 I would imagine. At any rate Reno's so close to hell you can see Sparks. That's the joke part the other joke part is I'm pretty sure that you had to stop the southern route because somebody parked at Henderson at one point and some bad stuff happened that's the next joke part anyway very interesting stuff can't believe you're putting us out on the TH-cam
Not %100 true AF does convoys
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