I went aboard the USCGC Dauntless on a public tour today in Galveston, Texas. She's a beautiful and wonderful boat. The crew members were friendly, awesome, professional and capable.
I was a photographer in the U.S. Navy at MSC (Military Sealift Command) Oakland, and all of our ships were designated U.S.N.S. (United States Naval Ship). We had spy ships, missile tracking ships, hospital ships etc. Most had a skeleton crew of U.S. Navy and the rest were civilian. Most of the time I wore civilian clothes and my supervisor was a civilian.
I’m confused, at 1:22 he states that they have requested a French speaker, while at 2:34 he states that they don’t have an antenna and they can’t get radio coms with them.
Well I am a retired Coast Guard gunners mate, and current federal LEO. And I can say that is probably ships sop, not CG wide. On my ships all 5 I served on, you loaded individually at a clearing station. And for the Record, CG firearms training is far superior to LE firearms training. I have done both. And the Coasties have a lot fewer accidental discharges. I investigated 1 in my entire CG career. And I have seen HMM lets see 5 in my 22 years in LE. Go figure.
“In America, it’s really fluent for people to speak Spanish.” And apparently it’s not “really fluent” for Coast Guard personnel to speak English well... And she most definitely DOES NOT speak French, at least not well enough to carry on even a rudimentary conversation with anyone.
when you are in the middle of the ocean and all you got to keep you afloat is a bucket of turds, you'll hang on tight. it is called making do with what you got, of course that thought never passed through godlike perfect mind since you can speak ANY language fluently. Tell me what is it like being perfect?
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In the beginning of the video they claimed they had the permission to board it because it was an unstated vessel. At the end of the video they said they asked him for a consensual. Which is it? Do they have all rights and powers to board the vessel or do they need to ask the boat owner/captain to be allowed onto their vessel? The answer should be "No, I do not consent." Which then means to the CG that you must be a criminal or are about to commit a criminal offense and then they will muscle their way onto your vessel and look for any reason they can find to make you a criminal. When people say, "Well, I don't have anything to hide." or "I'm not doing anything wrong." It is not whether you have anything to hide, the question is do you have anything to protect? Like, maybe your rights. If you don't stand for your rights they can't stand on their own and will be taken away from you in an instant. It is a wooden boat with some vegetables so they can make a meager living. The CG said they knew there were only 4 people on the boat as they could see them all. They knew it wasn't running illegals.
There is a huge difference between can and should. Legally they CAN board that vessel. But They can see the entire vessel without boarding it, well enough to know no laws are being broken. They shouldn't have boarded the vessel. The only reason they did is because they can. This is why the navy makes fun of the Coast Guard and many civilians think they are assholes.
My question is why are they utilizing Beretta 92s (9mm) when the standard Coast Guard sidearm is listed as the Sig P 229 in .40 caliber? This must be before the changeover happened service-wide.
The change over was a couple of years ago from the M9 to the Sig. It doesn't say when the video was made but it has to be a couple of years old likely. PS Love my 92s!
Before anymore of you sea-lawyers post your "knowledge" of International Maritime law, you might want to read this... 1982 UN Convention on the Law of the Sea
yes. that's an old law too going back to the French, and Britain admiralty law days and that has flourished and for hundreds of years proven successful. Thus maritime law is one issue that very few ever mess with.
I may be in error but as a sailor it has always been my understanding that a US naval or coast guard vessel may board a US registered vessel in any waters. I believe that is why they asked permission to board.
Everyone who thinks this is illegal. Maritime law states that any vessel that is flies your nation's flag or is unflagged can be boarded and searched. All nation's with a presents on the water have been doing this for centuries. These laws are older than most nation's.
Brad Darb from my understanding every nation with a navy and or coast guard does this and have been for centuries. But in international they're isn't much your not allowed to do unless you're involved in piracy, being a hazard to navigation, or otherwise a danger to others. It's been a few years since i had to get my certification but that's basically the gist of it.
Michael Quale Awwww, I hurt it's itty bitty feelings. Learn to comprehend. The boat in question had nothing to do with the U.S. they were not in our waters so let them be.
That's because MOST people can't seem to get a fucking clue. Just think what it would be like without them. Humm let's see, ANARCHY. So just sit behind your keyboard and continue to be part of the problem instead of the solution. Long live the USCG.
I always fly the 'Jolly Roger' (skull and crossbones) Flag, when i'm hauling kilos of cocaine from Bogota, Columbia to New Port Richey, Florida. That way, no one fucks with me. I use an old classic wooden boat and bring my grandma and my dog Lucy with me, just in case. Never had a problem.
From 14 USC 89 “The Coast Guard may make inquiries, examinations, inspections, searches, seizures, and arrests upon the high seas and waters over which the United States has jurisdiction, for the prevention, detection, and suppression of violations of the laws of the United States for such purposes, commissioned, warrant and petty officers may at any time go on board of any vessel subject to the jurisdiction, or to the operations of any law, of the United States, address inquiries to those on board, examine the ship’s documents and papers, and examine, inspect, and search the vessel and use all necessary force to compel compliance . . .”
when i say military, i don't mean active troops, troops in fire zone. ex. When soldiers go or come for watch duty there is a step by step instructions before you returning your weapon to armory, it is done by armory keeper. And over all, if they are doing this, there is a reason which its necessity comes from experiences.
We have 7 branches in the military. The seven uniformed services are, in order of precedence: United States Army. United States Marine Corps. United States Navy. United States Air Force. United States Coast Guard. United States Public Health Service Commissioned Corps. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Commissioned Officer Corps. The Coast guard is also a law enforcement agency. You got that part right.
Why would they let you search their ship? They did nothing wrong and by your own admission were not even suspected of such. You should not be so over bearing.
Yeah I don't get it. I wanted to join the Coast Guard but I didn't meet the height requirement. They said I had to be at least 6 feet tall so if my ship sank I could walk back to shore. So I joined the navy instead.
admiralty law that's why. It is done all the time and yes even by other nations that actually bother patrolling as well. You may even be surprised at other nations the USCG teaches to do the same thing. Canada, Mexico, Costa Rica, heck even China and many others all do not want criminals, unsafe vessels, and poor working conditions of crew by having outdated or even NO lifesaving equipment or properly working equipment in the waterways. Inspections is the way to ensure that.
As a Canadian a big THANKS to the USA for "teaching" our coast guard and all of the other coast guars of the civilized world. Now maybe pull you head from your overly righteous dark hole and continue on your way.
Jealousy, plain and simple. But if whiney Millenials get their way they won't be jealous long because the US really will suck, with its safe spaces and micro aggressions. The only hope is close the Universities and start over.
I was on the boarding team as a teenager. Not a kid. Took it her y serious. Was an expert with the hand gun shot gun and m16. Dangerous job .like to see some dope smoking college puke try it.
Yea! Most like enlisted straight out of high school. I'm ashamed of myself as she went through bootcamp and passed and I can't even muster 10 pushups :'(
Just a few facts for them Navy boys to choke down. Coast Guard spends more days underway per year than they do. Coast guard sails all over the world and the deepest waters just as they do. Coast Guard doesn't just protect US coast lines, but the Navy while they're in they're also in port. Coast Guard doesn't have the amenities as the Navy when it comes to being underway (so being underway aboard a CG cutter doesn't feel like vacation from home)...hope you enjoy your internet and Netflix connectivity. Coast Guard is held to much higher standards & scores than the Navy...Fact!! You will NEVER see prior service Coasties enlist in the Navy. You will always see prior service Navy vets joining the Coast guard...and the next time you see a good looking Navy brat, thank a Coastie.
a few fact are wrong there in the 4 years I was in the Navy the only time I wasn't underway was when I was on leave and when we were in dry dock for that month and I went aboard a coastie boat once and wished we had the comforts they had plus we had 6 former coasties on board that enlisted into the navy
And they have to have someone call out specific instructions while they load the guns so they don't shoot themselves or each other. Wow. It's a good thing they didn't need the guns in a hurry.
This must be for show. We never had a GM calling out instructions on loading our guns. They don't carry them until going on a boarding at which time they are issued weapons.
Having an accidental discharge on a ship/boat is a good thing huh? This is why you're not in charge of our seas. Luckily we have people that plan for the worst doing the job, and not you.
Please stop making comment that you know nothing about. I was in the U. S. Coast Guard, and I was stationed on the same class of cutter as the one in this video. We do not carry on our own cutter like I said so there is no chance for an accidental discharge. If you bothered to read my comment instead of just being an ass, you would see that I explained that we are issued our weapons when preparing to board another vessel. We did not have anyone calling out commands because if we were qualified to carry weapons, and to be a boarding team member, we also knew how to load our weapons safely. If they didn't, they should not be qualified. Treating fully qualified members like these is demoralizing, and belittles all the training they've recieved. You need to trust your crew, or you shouldn't be a part of it.
Steven Hardy whoa there, I was commenting towards the OP. Obviously if you were part of the USCG then you WERE in charge of our seas. Thank you for keeping us safe. But the OP has no business being near me, on a boat, with a loaded gun.
Why did they board? Just because they could? That’s some bullshit. NO you can’t board my boat. What’s your purpose here? The Coast Guard looked like the pirates in this clip.
J Calhoun is gay.. That boat looked real scary. Good thing they checked it out. Who knows, they could have been on their way to take over America. Good thing it all checked out, and freedom took another blow to the chin. 🖕🏼
J Calhoun So... just because you see me.. you get to board me? What was the suspicion? Are they mandated to board all ships they see? Mr fuckin know it all. By the way. I have 5 years of college. Funded by me. Not the government. 🖕🏼
J Calhoun I am a master electrician. IBEW. 5 years of hands on apprenticeship, and college. All industrial. I build food plants, chemical plants, oil refineries, Pharmaceutical labs... I was just raised to believe in liberty. I had to memorize the Pre Amble in the 8th grade, and was sold on a lie. 🖕🏼
J Calhoun I am an industrial electrical contractor. Congratulations on lasting 10 years at a lab. I have been building complete electrical systems at industrial facilities for over 22 years. Ie.. Chevron, Tosco, Shell, Kinder Morgan, Campbell’s Soup, Apple, Kikkoman, Beal, and McClellan Air Force bases, as well as Pharmaceutical fine chemical, and Aerospace companies, that I am not at liberty to name, due to security clearances. The people you are calling scientists, are more than likely Chemists, not scientists. Once again you are retarded, and know nothing of what you speak. Just because they let you clean the toilets at the lab, that doesn’t make you an expert. Technicians only dream of making the kind of money I do. I build it, technicians keep it clean. Also, I don’t get butt hurt. I could care less what a sperm catcher like you thinks. I get off on calling bullshit to people like you, who don’t know shit, but flap their lips like they do. Now get back in the circle, I’m sure one of your Coast Guard faggot buddies is getting ready to spurt, you don’t wanna miss a drop. Fag.
J Calhoun you may have missed my point. The first bit of my comment was a quote from a previous comment. As ex navy and a current sailboat man I fully support the Coast Guard. I was actually remarking on the various comments belittling a group of people doing a job protecting all seafarers.
So, what laws were being broken that a US Mil vessel is sending an armed boarding party onto the ship for? Or, was it just another criminal act by the US Gov?
First off, a Coast Guard vessel is NOT a military vessel (except when activated by the Navy during a time of war). Secondly, International Law gives ANY nation the right to board ANY unflagged vessel encountered in ANY location, including in international waters. Read a book before speaking up.
Admiralty law. I have been boarded and queried. Safety check is the usual purpose, and I have no objection given the stupidity and reckless boating too prevalent in Puget Sound.
wallace grommet, if a safety check was their motive, they wouldnt need so many firearms. this is nothing more than a fishing expedition, they are looking for drugs.
says the person who does not know how to talk on a public gathering place. Get back into your mothers basement and learn proper language skills. @ brennan bauer
David L.: être armé ne vous donne pas tous les droits; mais les amerloques n'ont jamais compris cela et ne veulent pas le comprendre. Les amerloques ont tous les droits chez eux, dans les autres pays au nom de la Liberté (lire GOD MONEY) y compris dans les eaux internationales.
PITPITPIT I think you’re the one who doesn’t understand, not the Americans. According to International Law and numerous treaties, any nation has the legal authority and legal right to stop any vessel that does not fly a flag. It has nothing to do with being armed or “might makes right,” it has to do with mutually agreed upon international treaties and laws. If you don’t fly a flag, you can get stopped at any time by any nation’s forces, be those forces American, Canadian, Cuban, French, Spanish, Japanese, or whomever. Educate yourself.
David L: LE PRÉTENTIEUX. Pour qui te prends-tu pour prétendre m'éduquer ? J'ai 36 ans de pratique du droit derrière la cravate. Le principe même de LOI INTERNATIONALE n'existe pas pour la bonne et simple raison qu'aucun pays, quel soit-il, ne peut créer une loi qui soit reconnue internationalement. Il peut exister des TRAITÉS, mais ces ententes n'existent, n'engagent et ne sont reconnus que par les pays signataires entre eux. Cependant, beaucoup de pays, sachant que celui qui ne porte pas de drapeau n'a pas le pouvoir de faire reconnaître des droits qui n'existent pas internationalement (sinon par la force des armes) vont en profiter pour intervenir, soit pour se protéger, soit pour abuser gratuitement. Il est entendu que ce que je viens de dire ne prévaut que dans les eaux dites internationales: et encore là, ce ne sont pas tous les pays qui s'entendent sur la limites des dites eaux. Dans ce domaine, c'est souvent la loi du PLUS FORT qui s'applique et les USA sont les rois de l'application de la dite loi, si on peut parler ainsi: de là mon intervention. On pourrait en discuter pendant des heures, mais si je suis THE ONE WHO DOESN'T UNDESTAND, alors qui es-tu ? EDUCATE ME...
Lesson #1 1911's suck! Get out instruction manual, play with all the cool levers, etc. When the shit hits the fan, try to remember how they all work....
For all of you "Nay Sayers" calling the Coast Guard and the US "Bullies", If you don't like it, get out and stay out. Move to another country of your choice but get out of this one. (If your in the US).
dabprod under admiralty law they are allowed to bored any American or unflagged vessel. This isn't just the US, any nation that has a coast guard and even some Navies do it.
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I was stationed on a WMEC (Dauntless) and this video was published on my 50th birthday! Coast Guard and Pepperidge Farm remembers. Thank you
I went aboard the USCGC Dauntless on a public tour today in Galveston, Texas. She's a beautiful and wonderful boat. The crew members were friendly, awesome, professional and capable.
Brings back memories. I was onboard the Reliance (WMEC 615) from 1/85-6/86. Made a few boardings myself.
It should be "USCGC Mohawk" not "USS Mohawk"
you beat me to it, sorry for the copy
Semper Paratus!
Kiddyhawk?
@@johnschofield2818 Wright lol pun intended!!!!
I was a photographer in the U.S. Navy at MSC (Military Sealift Command) Oakland, and all of our ships were designated U.S.N.S. (United States Naval Ship). We had spy ships, missile tracking ships, hospital ships etc. Most had a skeleton crew of U.S. Navy and the rest were civilian. Most of the time I wore civilian clothes and my supervisor was a civilian.
I’m confused, at 1:22 he states that they have requested a French speaker, while at 2:34 he states that they don’t have an antenna and they can’t get radio coms with them.
I wonder how many people shot themselves in the foot before they came up with that pistol loading procedure.
Well I am a retired Coast Guard gunners mate, and current federal LEO. And I can say that is probably ships sop, not CG wide. On my ships all 5 I served on, you loaded individually at a clearing station. And for the Record, CG firearms training is far superior to LE firearms training. I have done both. And the Coasties have a lot fewer accidental discharges. I investigated 1 in my entire CG career. And I have seen HMM lets see 5 in my 22 years in LE. Go figure.
Way they load their weapons is funny as hell!
It is not known as a United States Ship (USS) vessel. It is a United States Coast Guard Cutter (USCGC).
Thank for for the correction! I served on 3 large USCGC’s during my Coast Guard career
@@mantis10_surf85 I spent 26 years in the USCG.
These crew members look like they’re all 12 years old.
USCGC MOHAWK. It's not the Navy.
This has gotta be late 90s early 2000’s
Lol, that young woman knows just enough French to get herself into trouble.
Tom LaRocque Murci Bouku Monsieur por manage a trois!
I think just the idea that someone calls the sail boat a rouge vessel speaks volumes on some peoples mind set. What made that boat a rouge vessel?
especially considering that the US "Coast Guard" is sailing outside our waters and boarding ships they have no business dealing with.
Hey Janson Media, that is the USCGC Mohawk, not the USS Mohawk.
“In America, it’s really fluent for people to speak Spanish.”
And apparently it’s not “really fluent” for Coast Guard personnel to speak English well...
And she most definitely DOES NOT speak French, at least not well enough to carry on even a rudimentary conversation with anyone.
@reverse thrust he's right..
Maybe you should use your exceptional skills to help. Otherwise shut the fuck up keyboard turd
when you are in the middle of the ocean and all you got to keep you afloat is a bucket of turds, you'll hang on tight.
it is called making do with what you got, of course that thought never passed through godlike perfect mind since you can speak ANY language fluently.
Tell me what is it like being perfect?
it's USCGC Mohawk, thank you, USS is Navy
Anthony Dean and USNS is United States Naval Ship.. Navy ships in the reserve.
Why is the U.S. coast guard in the Caribbean sea. Our coast is 150 miles away.
USS would be U.S. Navy .... should be USCGC Mohawk for United States Coast Guard Cutter.......
I would bet even money that the first thing the Bhamaians said was…..Hey man, you got any cigarettes?
Nassau is NORTH of Hispaniola. they were travelling south..Bahamians speak English..he pretended he could not..another Clue..lol
Should't it read "Bahamian" as in from the Bahamas?
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In the beginning of the video they claimed they had the permission to board it because it was an unstated vessel. At the end of the video they said they asked him for a consensual. Which is it? Do they have all rights and powers to board the vessel or do they need to ask the boat owner/captain to be allowed onto their vessel?
The answer should be "No, I do not consent."
Which then means to the CG that you must be a criminal or are about to commit a criminal offense and then they will muscle their way onto your vessel and look for any reason they can find to make you a criminal.
When people say, "Well, I don't have anything to hide." or "I'm not doing anything wrong." It is not whether you have anything to hide, the question is do you have anything to protect? Like, maybe your rights. If you don't stand for your rights they can't stand on their own and will be taken away from you in an instant.
It is a wooden boat with some vegetables so they can make a meager living. The CG said they knew there were only 4 people on the boat as they could see them all. They knew it wasn't running illegals.
NotSunkYet hell yeah
'ROGUE' vessel?
dude for real with the gun instructions?
FYI That is the USCGC Mohawk.
There is a huge difference between can and should.
Legally they CAN board that vessel.
But
They can see the entire vessel without boarding it, well enough to know no laws are being broken.
They shouldn't have boarded the vessel. The only reason they did is because they can.
This is why the navy makes fun of the Coast Guard and many civilians think they are assholes.
My question is why are they utilizing Beretta 92s (9mm) when the standard Coast Guard sidearm is listed as the Sig P 229 in .40 caliber? This must be before the changeover happened service-wide.
The change over was a couple of years ago from the M9 to the Sig. It doesn't say when the video was made but it has to be a couple of years old likely. PS Love my 92s!
Coast Guard is under Homeland Security now not Navy so in the transfer they adopted the P229 in .40 the Standard issue of Homeland Security
Mohawk not Mohock
Fluent doesn’t mean what she thinks it means.
If my boat wasn’t registered in the US I’d have told y’all to piss off.
Pvt Savage Yea right what? You’re completely within your rights to tell them to piss off if you’re boat isn’t registered in the US.
Beforeboarding you have to go through firearms safety loading and unloading. Some people don't get it.
I feel so much safer now.
Before anymore of you sea-lawyers post your "knowledge" of International Maritime law, you might want to read this... 1982 UN Convention on the Law of the Sea
Don't care about anything the uUnited Nations of islam says.
Fuck these Nazi’s
I think proper protocol is too just crack your drivers window and say “I don’t answer questions or consent to searches!”
So in international water any naval vessel can board any unmarked vessel? Is that what I understood?
yes. that's an old law too going back to the French, and Britain admiralty law days and that has flourished and for hundreds of years proven successful. Thus maritime law is one issue that very few ever mess with.
Under US law I believe the Coast Guard is technically a police force, not a navy. But the answer to your question is still yes.
1982 UN Convention on the Law of the Sea
I may be in error but as a sailor it has always been my understanding that a US naval or coast guard vessel may board a US registered vessel in any waters. I believe that is why they asked permission to board.
Coast Guard hasn't issued Beretta pistols since it was under the navy which means this video has to be late 1990s
Everyone who thinks this is illegal. Maritime law states that any vessel that is flies your nation's flag or is unflagged can be boarded and searched. All nation's with a presents on the water have been doing this for centuries. These laws are older than most nation's.
But to board an unflaged vessel, just because is another matter which very few countries in the world would do.
Brad Darb from my understanding every nation with a navy and or coast guard does this and have been for centuries. But in international they're isn't much your not allowed to do unless you're involved in piracy, being a hazard to navigation, or otherwise a danger to others. It's been a few years since i had to get my certification but that's basically the gist of it.
and we all owned slaves so I guess we can go buy a few now.
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Michael Quale Awwww, I hurt it's itty bitty feelings. Learn to comprehend. The boat in question had nothing to do with the U.S. they were not in our waters so let them be.
The policeman of the world minding your business.
Fuck you
That's because MOST people can't seem to get a fucking clue. Just think what it would be like without them. Humm let's see, ANARCHY. So just sit behind your keyboard and continue to be part of the problem instead of the solution. Long live the USCG.
She didn't ask " Who is the head person" she said my horse eats potatoes.
I’m pretty sure you don’t have to answer questions or consent to any search! Just stay seated and crack the window!
I feel old, weapon one side, clip other side, fast draw, insert clip,
no shooting your self. CG 79 - 83
I want that boat. The white one.
I always fly the 'Jolly Roger' (skull and crossbones) Flag, when i'm hauling kilos of cocaine from Bogota, Columbia to New Port Richey, Florida. That way, no one fucks with me. I use an old classic wooden boat and bring my grandma and my dog Lucy with me, just in case. Never had a problem.
From 14 USC 89
“The Coast Guard may make inquiries, examinations, inspections, searches, seizures, and arrests upon the high seas and waters over which the United States has jurisdiction, for the prevention, detection, and suppression of violations of the laws of the United States for such purposes, commissioned, warrant and petty officers may at any time go on board of any vessel subject to the jurisdiction, or to the operations of any law, of the United States, address inquiries to those on board, examine the ship’s documents and papers, and examine, inspect, and search the vessel and use all necessary force to compel compliance . . .”
They getting told how to holster their weapon like 3 year olds XD
some ruff looking women on mohawk
Rogue?
Thank you for your service
thank you Coast Guard for keeping us safe!
Where’s Christopher god are you dumb
I did tons of LEDET boardings with these guys while in the Navy. fun stuff!
Loll! What? That doesn't make sense whatsoever.
Seems to me we should be free from all forms of government
If you need step by step instructions for loading your weapon you should NOT have one.
This is a military thing. How you shit is step by step regulated. it prevents accidents.
it is most definitely not a military thing unless you are in basic training learning how to do it for the first time.
it's a coast guard thing, not a military thing.
when i say military, i don't mean active troops, troops in fire zone. ex. When soldiers go or come for watch duty there is a step by step instructions before you returning your weapon to armory, it is done by armory keeper. And over all, if they are doing this, there is a reason which its necessity comes from experiences.
coast guard is military ds
United States Coast Guard Cutter MOHAWK
FWIW the coast guard is a federal law enforcement agency (DHS) not part of the military except in time of war.
We have 7 branches in the military.
The seven uniformed services are, in order of precedence:
United States Army.
United States Marine Corps.
United States Navy.
United States Air Force.
United States Coast Guard.
United States Public Health Service Commissioned Corps.
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Commissioned Officer Corps.
The Coast guard is also a law enforcement agency. You got that part right.
Perfect example of blind leading the blind
The ship is NOT a USS vessel! It is classified as a USCG CUTTER. Get your facts together.
Why would they let you search their ship? They did nothing wrong and by your own admission were not even suspected of such. You should not be so over bearing.
I have never seen so many people get mad that they called it a USS and not a USCG 😂
Yeah I don't get it. I wanted to join the Coast Guard but I didn't meet the height requirement.
They said I had to be at least 6 feet tall so if my ship sank I could walk back to shore.
So
I joined the navy instead.
hope they gave them a break.
Should be CGC (Coast Guard Cutter) not USS.
Those guys on that boat are better seamen than the whole crew of that CG vessel put together.
This is a video of Sea Cadets, this is NOT a regular CG crew that they're showing.
Well that is just silly, it is against Law and regulation to issue firearms to civilians, the Captain would be relieved of command.
Definitely not the U.S. Navy
If there in international waters why are they being boarded
I dont get it.
why are they boarding boats on international waters?
admiralty law that's why. It is done all the time and yes even by other nations that actually bother patrolling as well. You may even be surprised at other nations the USCG teaches to do the same thing. Canada, Mexico, Costa Rica, heck even China and many others all do not want criminals, unsafe vessels, and poor working conditions of crew by having outdated or even NO lifesaving equipment or properly working equipment in the waterways. Inspections is the way to ensure that.
As a Canadian a big THANKS to the USA for "teaching" our coast guard and all of the other coast guars of the civilized world. Now maybe pull you head from your overly righteous dark hole and continue on your way.
Brad Darb go drink a bag of milk
Oh.... the M9.
4 years of French and she can't convey a simply question, she should stick hoover and broom detail and polishing the Captains jimmy.
Another view of post 11-22-1963 America. Wonder why we are disliked by more and more countries?
Does this mean we aren't popular and the cool kids won't invite us to their pool party?
Jealousy, plain and simple. But if whiney Millenials get their way they won't be jealous long because the US really will suck, with its safe spaces and micro aggressions. The only hope is close the Universities and start over.
I was on the boarding team as a teenager. Not a kid. Took it her y serious. Was an expert with the hand gun shot gun and m16. Dangerous job .like to see some dope smoking college puke try it.
The girl that is going to translate looks like she is very young
Yeah.....about 12 I'd say.
Yea! Most like enlisted straight out of high school. I'm ashamed of myself as she went through bootcamp and passed and I can't even muster 10 pushups :'(
thks coast guard be safe🚓
It federal on the high seas people . been doing it for 228 years!!!!!
wow. would not be comfortable being boarded by a bunch of armed kids who need babysat with their firearms.
She say's I took four years of french and it's been a couple of years what? she looks twelve....
God bless the U.S. Coast Guard!!!
Bill A. Enjoy your enslavement
Bravo Zulu Coast Guard.
USS Mohawk
The cutter should be named USS Middle School ...lol
When do you want them to start going to sea and train when they are old and gray.
And I'm sure you'll be assigned as the captain, because your statement was very juvenile.
Just a few facts for them Navy boys to choke down. Coast Guard spends more days underway per year than they do. Coast guard sails all over the world and the deepest waters just as they do. Coast Guard doesn't just protect US coast lines, but the Navy while they're in they're also in port. Coast Guard doesn't have the amenities as the Navy when it comes to being underway (so being underway aboard a CG cutter doesn't feel like vacation from home)...hope you enjoy your internet and Netflix connectivity. Coast Guard is held to much higher standards & scores than the Navy...Fact!! You will NEVER see prior service Coasties enlist in the Navy. You will always see prior service Navy vets joining the Coast guard...and the next time you see a good looking Navy brat, thank a Coastie.
a few fact are wrong there in the 4 years I was in the Navy the only time I wasn't underway was when I was on leave and when we were in dry dock for that month and I went aboard a coastie boat once and wished we had the comforts they had plus we had 6 former coasties on board that enlisted into the navy
Nice one, I fully endorse above statement.
More tax dollars wasted.
Wait a minute. Guns aren't loaded till they MIGHT be needed? Are you kidding me?
And they have to have someone call out specific instructions while they load the guns so they don't shoot themselves or each other. Wow. It's a good thing they didn't need the guns in a hurry.
This must be for show. We never had a GM calling out instructions on loading our guns. They don't carry them until going on a boarding at which time they are issued weapons.
Having an accidental discharge on a ship/boat is a good thing huh? This is why you're not in charge of our seas. Luckily we have people that plan for the worst doing the job, and not you.
Please stop making comment that you know nothing about. I was in the U. S. Coast Guard, and I was stationed on the same class of cutter as the one in this video. We do not carry on our own cutter like I said so there is no chance for an accidental discharge. If you bothered to read my comment instead of just being an ass, you would see that I explained that we are issued our weapons when preparing to board another vessel. We did not have anyone calling out commands because if we were qualified to carry weapons, and to be a boarding team member, we also knew how to load our weapons safely. If they didn't, they should not be qualified. Treating fully qualified members like these is demoralizing, and belittles all the training they've recieved. You need to trust your crew, or you shouldn't be a part of it.
Steven Hardy whoa there, I was commenting towards the OP. Obviously if you were part of the USCG then you WERE in charge of our seas. Thank you for keeping us safe. But the OP has no business being near me, on a boat, with a loaded gun.
Why did they board? Just because they could? That’s some bullshit. NO you can’t board my boat. What’s your purpose here? The Coast Guard looked like the pirates in this clip.
J Calhoun is gay..
That boat looked real scary. Good thing they checked it out. Who knows, they could have been on their way to take over America. Good thing it all checked out, and freedom took another blow to the chin.
🖕🏼
J Calhoun
So... just because you see me.. you get to board me?
What was the suspicion? Are they mandated to board all ships they see? Mr fuckin know it all.
By the way. I have 5 years of college. Funded by me. Not the government. 🖕🏼
J Calhoun
I am a master electrician.
IBEW. 5 years of hands on apprenticeship, and college.
All industrial. I build food plants, chemical plants, oil refineries, Pharmaceutical labs... I was just raised to believe in liberty. I had to memorize the Pre Amble in the 8th grade, and was sold on a lie. 🖕🏼
J Calhoun
BTW, scientists don’t design facilities /plants /factories. Idiot. 🖕🏼
J Calhoun
I am an industrial electrical contractor.
Congratulations on lasting 10 years at a lab.
I have been building complete electrical systems at industrial facilities for over 22 years.
Ie.. Chevron, Tosco, Shell, Kinder Morgan, Campbell’s Soup, Apple, Kikkoman, Beal, and McClellan Air Force bases, as well as Pharmaceutical fine chemical, and Aerospace companies, that I am not at liberty to name, due to security clearances. The people you are calling scientists, are more than likely Chemists, not scientists.
Once again you are retarded, and know nothing of what you speak. Just because they let you clean the toilets at the lab, that doesn’t make you an expert. Technicians only dream of making the kind of money I do. I build it, technicians keep it clean.
Also, I don’t get butt hurt. I could care less what a sperm catcher like you thinks. I get off on calling bullshit to people like you, who don’t know shit, but flap their lips like they do. Now get back in the circle, I’m sure one of your Coast Guard faggot buddies is getting ready to spurt, you don’t wanna miss a drop. Fag.
‘....no wonder everyone hates the USA.....’ the video won’t tell you why but the asinine comments certainly will.
J Calhoun you may have missed my point. The first bit of my comment was a quote from a previous comment. As ex navy and a current sailboat man I fully support the Coast Guard. I was actually remarking on the various comments belittling a group of people doing a job protecting all seafarers.
So, what laws were being broken that a US Mil vessel is sending an armed boarding party onto the ship for? Or, was it just another criminal act by the US Gov?
Ah, poor widdle butt hurt libtard (101327) got triggered.
First off, a Coast Guard vessel is NOT a military vessel (except when activated by the Navy during a time of war). Secondly, International Law gives ANY nation the right to board ANY unflagged vessel encountered in ANY location, including in international waters.
Read a book before speaking up.
1982 UN Convention on the Law of the Sea
Admiralty law. I have been boarded and queried. Safety check is the usual purpose, and I have no objection given the stupidity and reckless boating too prevalent in Puget Sound.
wallace grommet, if a safety check was their motive, they wouldnt need so many firearms. this is nothing more than a fishing expedition, they are looking for drugs.
make me LOL
101327.....a cry baby like you would not make me shut up. no more than i can make you quit your nonsense, grow the f up.
Women in the Coast Guard, what a joke. I lived it.
The Bullies of the Seas.
Little Sea Outpost Title 14 usc 89
Unfortunately, well said....what a waste of taxpayer money.
drr5012 ok so when you get stuck on a capsized vessel we wouldn't want to waste any money on you... got it
says the person who does not know how to talk on a public gathering place. Get back into your mothers basement and learn proper language skills. @ brennan bauer
madbomer72
Or violate you, when you have broken no law. I fingered every ass on this boat... she’s clean.
Let’s move on boys..
Fkn piracy!
If I was in international waters and I flew no flag. Good luck making me stop. They have no right in international waters to board any boat
First off, yes, any nation can board an unflagged vessel.
Secondly, when they fire a five inch shell off your bow, you’ll stop.
David L.: être armé ne vous donne pas tous les droits; mais les amerloques n'ont jamais compris cela et ne veulent pas le comprendre.
Les amerloques ont tous les droits chez eux, dans les autres pays au nom de la Liberté (lire GOD MONEY) y compris dans les eaux internationales.
PITPITPIT I think you’re the one who doesn’t understand, not the Americans. According to International Law and numerous treaties, any nation has the legal authority and legal right to stop any vessel that does not fly a flag. It has nothing to do with being armed or “might makes right,” it has to do with mutually agreed upon international treaties and laws.
If you don’t fly a flag, you can get stopped at any time by any nation’s forces, be those forces American, Canadian, Cuban, French, Spanish, Japanese, or whomever. Educate yourself.
David L: LE PRÉTENTIEUX. Pour qui te prends-tu pour prétendre m'éduquer ? J'ai 36 ans de pratique du droit derrière la cravate. Le principe même de LOI INTERNATIONALE n'existe pas pour la bonne et simple raison qu'aucun pays, quel soit-il, ne peut créer une loi qui soit reconnue internationalement. Il peut exister des TRAITÉS, mais ces ententes n'existent, n'engagent et ne sont reconnus que par les pays signataires entre eux.
Cependant, beaucoup de pays, sachant que celui qui ne porte pas de drapeau n'a pas le pouvoir de faire reconnaître des droits qui n'existent pas internationalement (sinon par la force des armes) vont en profiter pour intervenir, soit pour se protéger, soit pour abuser gratuitement.
Il est entendu que ce que je viens de dire ne prévaut que dans les eaux dites internationales: et encore là, ce ne sont pas tous les pays qui s'entendent sur la limites des dites eaux.
Dans ce domaine, c'est souvent la loi du PLUS FORT qui s'applique et les USA sont les rois de l'application de la dite loi, si on peut parler ainsi: de là mon intervention.
On pourrait en discuter pendant des heures, mais si je suis THE ONE WHO DOESN'T UNDESTAND,
alors qui es-tu ?
EDUCATE ME...
1982 UN Convention on the Law of the Sea
Water gestapo..
I hope you go Boating, run out of gas and forget to bring a radio or epirb.
Lesson #1 1911's suck! Get out instruction manual, play with all the cool levers, etc. When the shit hits the fan, try to remember how they all work....
Robert Applegate those would be M9’s.
Sickening. Hall monitors, crossing guards
LOL! hall monitors XD
like the girl in king of the hill
gun culture.... you can keep it
For all of you "Nay Sayers" calling the Coast Guard and the US "Bullies", If you don't like it, get out and stay out. Move to another country of your choice but get out of this one. (If your in the US).
Fuck You. This was in International waters fool. Not San Francisco Bay.
dabprod, you spared me from saying the same thing to that ahole, thanks!
Izzi......welcome.
dabprod under admiralty law they are allowed to bored any American or unflagged vessel. This isn't just the US, any nation that has a coast guard and even some Navies do it.
These illiterate fucks failed to realize that consent to board was given by the ships captain. Stupid fucks...