Thank you Kenya rangers for preserving our most valuable treasure - the Nature. You are brave and special people in service of Life. You are the true Guardians of Life and you have our full support and respect. We will always stand with and for you.
Am happy to have worked with these guys some times back 2008 in MARSABIT National park tracking and neutralizing poachers.We were from AP and GSU helping KWS, good job guys we depend on you on our wildlife.
wow. Watching this made me go flashback to 2007 when i was trained there as aviation security warden & paramilitary course. Abandon Ndolo, swaleh & salim congrats guys. I see you are still doing great job. Ehh 3 hours sleep & also been given only one set of uniform was very hard. You have to wear the uniform during the day & & it has to be washed, dried & ironed b4 the midnight for the following day morning inspection.
great series about africa! thanks for publication this movies. greatings to all people who watch this series and all pupils of adacemy from poland. chris.
Wow! That is a handful of weapons systems that they have to train with! The FN FAL, G-3, and the AK series. All excellent weapons which I have in my personal collection.
i am born in Kenya north Samburu original Kenyan but i live in Uk all i can say is i studded a bout medical vet practice (animal care or resqeu) i have had enough of fight with anemies but i can only help with animal behaviour or medical conditions.
We or let me say I, did heavier excise as a sports fellow in High school for four straight years that I struggle to get convinced that three months training will make a thing out of a civilian to an astute askari. And for sleep from Form Three to Form Four I woke up as per school rules at 4:30 am and studies ended at 11pm, washings and all that you went to bed past mid-night. I feel am (more?) than a ranger only that I cant shoot.
all you prove you are with this unasked for, boastful story about yourself is that you are an arrogant and disrespectful twerp... and you cant shoot... These guys do a fantastic job looking after our beautiful wildlife and you ought to show respect.
This looks ok but am looking at the numbers training and wondering why such a small number? The poachers are numerous!!! 3 hours sleep is ridiculous.Who will be alert and perform with peak excellence with only 3 hrs of sleep??? It doesn't have to be this brutal! Also find out from IAPF(International Anti-poaching Foundation) equipment to monitor the field and radio communication from the base watching the field on monitoring screens to ease the burden on the individual rangers.
sleep deprivation during training is important because the recruits/rangers need to be able to cope and operate while tired and outside their comfort zone. if they are sent on a mission in real time they may not have the comfort of a full nights sleep as they need to keep surveillance on the potential threat and if they are working in small teams which i assume they do, then they will need to change over often to prevent anyone dozing off on duty. so it may seem brutal but this is how you make a good unit that can operate in any mental state and get the job done. hope you find this helpful.
Chief check out video series on TH-cam named BUDS Class 234. It's no longer about technique these days; it's about the character of the people that you train.
Mohamed almaqtari The Kenya Wildlife Service is being trained to contain heavily armed poachers. Their mandate is not to kill, but to capture them alive and take them to court. What most global security experts recommend, is to kill them on sight and make the poaching business a risky & suicidal venture. I agree with them.
I was trained there in the year 2011 as aviation security warden. Thank you God
Thank you Kenya rangers for preserving our most valuable treasure - the Nature. You are brave and special people in service of Life. You are the true Guardians of Life and you have our full support and respect. We will always stand with and for you.
Am happy to have worked with these guys some times back 2008 in MARSABIT National park tracking and neutralizing poachers.We were from AP and GSU helping KWS, good job guys we depend on you on our wildlife.
Wooou! i went through the training back in 2007. i salute the institution for making me who i am. TITUS MATHEKA
Was there back in 2005....trained hard now fighting life easily....was molded to survive in any environment.
Thank you KWS for your incredible service to our nation.
KWS and Kenya, very proud of what you are doing to protect your wildlife.
wow. Watching this made me go flashback to 2007 when i was trained there as aviation security warden & paramilitary course.
Abandon Ndolo, swaleh & salim congrats guys. I see you are still doing great job.
Ehh 3 hours sleep & also been given only one set of uniform was very hard. You have to wear the uniform during the day & & it has to be washed, dried & ironed b4 the midnight for the following day morning inspection.
great series about africa! thanks for publication this movies. greatings to all people who watch this series and all pupils of adacemy from poland. chris.
These are our kenyan heroes of the wild and we celebrate them along the many kenya paramilitary and military defence forces
Wow! That is a handful of weapons systems that they have to train with! The FN FAL, G-3, and the AK series. All excellent weapons which I have in my personal collection.
u hilly billy
I like The Instructor, reminds me of my time as an instructor.
My bro Kania and my friend Oyile thumbs up the whole squad !!! God bless you guys
do you know these guy?
Much respect fom Sweden.
i am born in Kenya north Samburu original Kenyan but i live in Uk all i can say is i studded a bout medical vet practice (animal care or resqeu) i have had enough of fight with anemies but i can only help with animal behaviour or medical conditions.
This reminds me the year 2005. Swaleh, Ngolo, Omari, Kirui. Guys you made me who i am today
Absolutely wonderful. Good job n keep it up kenya.
wonderful...........i like this!!
Good morning guys. Good jobs
Yooh i feel that discipilne reaction, ureeh to my instractor Afande Rogers.
Yours is so nice atleast your counting can reach 4..... Halloooo, Any Kilo Alpha in the room?
Nice this guys can speak perfect english
We Kenyans speak good English
i love this
We or let me say I, did heavier excise as a sports fellow in High school for four straight years that I struggle to get convinced that three months training will make a thing out of a civilian to an astute askari. And for sleep from Form Three to Form Four I woke up as per school rules at 4:30 am and studies ended at 11pm, washings and all that you went to bed past mid-night. I feel am (more?) than a ranger only that I cant shoot.
+Robert Amalemba bording sch. is one hell of a camp
Sure, Loyo.
all you prove you are with this unasked for, boastful story about yourself is that you are an arrogant and disrespectful twerp... and you cant shoot... These guys do a fantastic job looking after our beautiful wildlife and you ought to show respect.
THAT GUY 7:03....NIMEKUJA
HAHAHA
No bullet proof vest, back packs, and rations.
i would like to be a ranger or kws band for ma entire life.how can i make it
did you get any information?
I can help
Am from Nys been trying all this recruitments but corruption in kenya is on another level
ati 3 hour sleep acha ikae
how i tried to join kws but in vain
💯
where is this?
Reuel Moshe Ben-yehuda
Kenya
aggression is important when learning fighting skills ! those people are taking too long to dash down and that makes me smell blood!
na hawa ndo,,,28 yrs to 18 kweli hai habana😂
just like me hahaha
This looks ok but am looking at the numbers training and wondering why such a small number? The poachers are numerous!!! 3 hours sleep is ridiculous.Who will be alert and perform with peak excellence with only 3 hrs of sleep??? It doesn't have to be this brutal! Also find out from IAPF(International Anti-poaching Foundation) equipment to monitor the field and radio communication from the base watching the field on monitoring screens to ease the burden on the individual rangers.
sleep deprivation during training is important because the recruits/rangers need to be able to cope and operate while tired and outside their comfort zone. if they are sent on a mission in real time they may not have the comfort of a full nights sleep as they need to keep surveillance on the potential threat and if they are working in small teams which i assume they do, then they will need to change over often to prevent anyone dozing off on duty. so it may seem brutal but this is how you make a good unit that can operate in any mental state and get the job done. hope you find this helpful.
David Goliath it's a PARAMILITARY TYPE TRAINING IT'S SUPPOSE TO BE BRUTAL!
mmmmmm they need to get well paid so they are not tempted to take bribes
Not good to post these in You tube.Criminals might take advantage,,,!plse,,,,,,,!!!!
Chief check out video series on TH-cam named BUDS Class 234. It's no longer about technique these days; it's about the character of the people that you train.
They don't show everything
The problem is greedy commanders
Meat is too much for recruits
They look old
this guys look old
hhhhhhhhhhh and they can't even resist alshabab what is wrong with you guys
Mohamed almaqtari The Kenya Wildlife Service is being trained to contain heavily armed poachers. Their mandate is not to kill, but to capture them alive and take them to court. What most global security experts recommend, is to kill them on sight and make the poaching business a risky & suicidal venture. I agree with them.
Kws rangers workis to protect wildlife not kill alshabaab
Think before you talk... Don't compare them to those coward alshababs who atack innocent people..
What is wrong with you guy😮😮