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- MOD Aldershot millitary Town AUDIT
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UK audit ! PINAC
PUBLIC PHOTOGRAPHY IS NOT A CRIME
Disgusting the way you're pointing the camera down at their backside area, absolute wrongun
Come on Curtis show some respect, don't go endangering the lives of our military, you're causing an unneessary distraction, when they need to keep the camp safe.😮😮
We can't have squaddies pulling pistols on the public as in a previous audit .besides it keeps them on their toes and some officers are willing to interact to build public relations .
Common sense and respectful 👌
Ah playing the we need to keep them safe bollocks, on public land can take pics of anything that can be seen from public
@@Scouser89Liverpool22 yes you can not trespass the eyes nor ears when on civvy street . not got any alien tech on show at the gatehouse anyways .
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Said like a true Scouser 🤗👌
Curtis ...Can't you see what you are doing here?... It comes across as you are Looking for and searching out Trouble imo... This vid. could be seen as you 'casing the joint' as they say....walking around the perimeter fences of a military establishment filming 'The Layout/Military vehicles and their locations within. is asking for trouble....You have filmed Military personel/shown their identities/number plates of personel entering the barracks.. Think for one moment ..They don't know you, you could be carrying an explosive device or planting them or filming this place for nefarious purposes..or for another organisation' that could well see this video...I'm amazed to be honest that you don't get it, yet you got annoyed that YOUR number plate was filmed.!..seriously , can you blame them?...It was you acting suspiciously not them ! ..Maybe read...(official secrets act/national security).
Bring back memories I did the security on the main gate at the land warfare centre back in 2012 when my regiment was due to deploy to Afghan. You will be questioned going around a military barracks / garrison. I actually went to dental centre here at Aldershot once.
Well Curtis they were all really lovely to you.
Very respectful and decent❤
Agreed, that guy was great!
Very polite was lovely to see some manners still around
It’s not like they have any powers to abuse
When I first got to Australia from the UK my friends hubby was in the army and on gate duty Xmas Eve so we decided to go & see him. We could not believe we got onto the base and able to walk up to the guard box where he was sat & no one stopped us 😮 I lived near Chivenor Base in the UK and NO way could you get anywhere near that base!
Was thinking why don’t you go to London and film all the guards there. I love watching the videos done outside St James’s Palace of the horses and you can often see practicing around Hyde park etc, there is SO much going on around London!
Because the guards in london get filmed all day everyday and won’t react and make good content for him
Did my para training in aldershot years ago. And none of this looks familiar lol. But it was 30years ago haha
My son did his para training in Colchester, but after 7 years in the Reg, he changed Reg and is in the PT Reg at Aldershot xxxxx my dad was also at Aldershot, years before, Tank Reg xxx
Well done dje you was very professional then nice conversation this is interesting they are not bullys like the police was with you ?
Just so you know, the sentries are armed for a reason. Unauthorized photography or filming is not permitted. You have compromised the security of the camp and the personal security of the soldiers.
Go learn the laws around public photography. He wasn't attempting to enter the camp and he can film what he can see! (Individuals' consent not required.)
Curtis you are very naughty filming army what are you trying to prove?
@@PJ-wm9nq military bases are not public land.
Hes only filmed what anyone can see from public. The public footpath follows the perimter fence of the base.
Military bases are secure for this very reason.
The Armed sentry however was a Gurkha so is probably less likely to understand the context of what you are doing or you're explanation etc.
Better arrest gogle maps pronto then. What a moronic statement
Shouldn’t be filming army personnel naughty Curtis 😮
Why not?
What makes them so special that they can’t be filmed?
Do some research then you might understand why not to film at a Garrisons quarters.
@@Foxy.588 I filmed my old camp Alma Barracks in Catterick recently, in fact was invited in. Then on the way down the country I popped into Tern Hill barracks in Shropshire, near Shrewsbury, to visit my old Regiment who are stationed there. Whilst there I filmed and flew my drone, then again got invited in by the RSM, who was a young lad when I left. We had tea and toast, and chatted about the changes that have occurred since I left. But as you say you are not allowed to film A Garrison? What Bollocks.
@@Foxy.588 That doesn’t wash. You seem to think they shouldn’t be filmed, so say why. They’re not special.
Back in our country you are not allowed to approach military places so I think you shouldn’t do that because it’s highly sensitive places and could lead enemies to very important informations so am against this
OMFGG you actually got to St Omer, very different in my day, no fences and a great big tower block in the middle of it
Yeah... messing with the Gurkhas isn't probably the smartest decision... those little buggers are some of the toughest fighting forces in the world...
28 seconds in and im seeing a sign with St Omer Bks on it, well well well, they kept the name but flattened the original barracks, i did my training there back in 1982 as a wee lad of 16 , fond memories of my time in Aldershot
You're pushing your luck here young Curtis Arnold. Might be terrorist watching this, be careful.😊😊❤❤
carry on being scared , read Orwell 1984 and you will work out whats going on
I don't think terrorists need this video to help them plan anything
Guaranteed, the military have been fully briefed on public photography. It's a shame the police don't have the same training.
I used to live opposite aldershot barracks in army houses in between 1967 1969 military police didn't have civilian police car they had jeeps with m.p on the side
Hey, I lived there around about that time too
You're playing with fire there my friend, you need to consider the fact you are standing at the gate of a depot full of trained killers and they tend to be nervous with strangers.
if they get nervous while in the military they are in the wrong job and need a sacking
@cornfrog3603 - If they are that nervous, they shouldn't be issued with a firearm in the first place, as they are a risk to other military personnel as well as members of the public.
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The guy at the end was probably in the SECRET SERVICE.
Once a soldier is badged as military police they're automatically gvien the rank of lance corporal. Reason being that gives them immediate authority over the privates that they're there to police.
Bet that was the closest you’ve been to a woman since you left school
Stop Harassing the Military
Go Do the Just Stop Oil Muppets 😎
Still a good interesting video, thanks for that 📸📸
I used to go Skiing there 50 years ago with school on a Dry ski slope they had , probably not there now I guess .. 🙂 MOD Police are always the Best trained and Great with Public, Its interesting if you do a US base though , they always have to hand off to UK MOD Police to deal with the curious Brits. Never, ever seen a Bad interaction with MOD Police 👌
@nigelcurtis3421 - I was with MDP Uniform and CID for the best part of my police career. And what you say about the force is spot-on. The reason our transatlantic cousins have to hand over curious Brits to MDP is because they have no jurisdiction over British civilians.
So in the Abbeywood video you said that painted double yellow lines ment it's council so you can be there. Well in that vid at 18:50 and in this one at all the road gates. You can clearly see yellow lines pass the gate line on both sites.
So can you explain how this can be possible please?
Lawfully Yellow lines can be painted on any private road but they can not be enforced by the authorities even if its publicly accessible and adopted roads still can still show markings . The best way to insure its a public rd maintained by the council is to look for tags on lampposts and the little signs that indicates waiting times etc that accompanies the double yellow lines.
@@EvenBigger-Brother the point I'm making is that he saying the roadway is public highway because of the lines. So if that was the case they can't be behind the gates. Or as you and I are saying it doesn't mean a roadway is public highway because of their presence.
The difference here is that if it's mod roadway then it's crown land and so can be inforced by the ministry defence or military police and would still be an offence. Why the crossings had zig zags and yellow dome lights and proper highway signage. Because it's an offence so need to have legal markings and signage.
@@IRG-dv3pb If its crown land then we as subjects have access . there are footpaths across military firing ranges and ministry of defence land and highway marking are only apply to vehicles not pedestrians .
@@EvenBigger-Brother not true as you can't just walk into any of the royal residents for example which is crown land. Just means the land is owned by the crown. There maybe rights of way across parts of land just as you get with farmers. Or there's public easement when the land and path/road is still privet owned but passage granted for access to a public area. However it's not a right of way or right of entry so access can be stopped if needed. But not as a permanent measure.
Was just saying because it's crown property it's still an offence to go against any markings or signage weather on roads or pathways because it's still enforceable by whatever police service I'd attached to the sites.
Anyway went off track (no pun intended) here. As the point I was asking the creator of the video and the point you backed up. Is that the statement of road/pathway markings or signage being present doesn't denote that it's a public highway or pathway. Because of their presence in a gated and fenced off area.
Garrison is english
They had captain Andrew Meager from that barracks out with the bomb disposal unit when I was arrested for possession of explosives….say hi to him for me.
Awww what a lovely army man, so polite
I used to be based there many years ago. That barracks got bombed by pira
The Lance Corporal spoke so quickly I thought she said she was checking with her Elderly Aunt lol.
Great video and interaction. I could be wrong but I always thought it was pronounced All-der-shot, but maybe it's a bit like Barth and Ba-th?
Oh My son is at Aldershot, please can you take me ? Did that nice bloke say he was PT ? 💕💕💕thanks xxxxxx
MPGS L/CPL needs some remedial PT seen smaller Elephants
Hot MP in Glasses 🔥
I never understood why militarys like to have unique hats and marches. Why not just an ordinary one that is common so nobody is laughing at the spectical
One time MoD Police used to man just about every mil base going.
One of the few places you have more rights than here in Australia
It's legislated here that you cannot take camera of military installations
When I first came to Australia in 1991 from the UK I was shocked that the sentry at the gates of the Albury Army base was not armed. We went with my friend to visit her hubby who was on gate duty on Xmas Eve & was allowed on base to go to his post without being stopped & he was not armed!
I lived near the Chivenor RAF base in North Devon (now Royal Marines) and there was NO way you could get anywhere near that base. But I expect with terrorism that has all changed now!
Every MP is a Lance Jack or Lance Corporal otherwise they could not arrest or charge anyone. Privates can't. Regimental Police can't do f/A, Millitary Police can't do F/A but MOD Police can arrest you.
PS, but please mess with the police as much as you like as a corrupt, not the military police
the female lance corporal has a great attitude
You shouldn’t really be filming soldiers that are serving, but you did 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
@comara2011 - There is nothing in law which says you cannot film soldiers.
Did I see Phil Mitchell get out the Police Car?🚔🤔😂💞
My eyes are falling out looking for him 😢
Thank you !
I like the sign' no parking
Thank you ❤
Wet to. Visit my ant there in 1977 got in to lots of stuff
The rifles are L85 (SA80s). They are the standard rifle for the British Armed Forces
SA80 A3 to be precise. Upgraded by Heckler and Koch because the originals were absolutely awful. I speak from experience! :D
@@Polarian1 Thanks for the reply. Yes, I know from experience too with the original.
@@Polarian1 i had mine in 1989.... confirmed shite.
@@Tomteeejay Awful, joke, toybox rifles.
@@truthsearcher596 Hard to tell...Glock G17/L13A1? At a guess?
This especially will end in tears. Just too thick to take in what hes doing or Trying to do.
Gonnie end up in a bad way.
Sorry?
@@DJEMEDIA what are you sorry for?
Aldershot, this is where the IRA attacked in the 80s I don’t blame them for being a little bit touchy. I agree with you doing private businesses but not messing around with these guys. They’re here to protect us
What polite gentleman x
Na good work bit if training for them im sure theres no ufos in there but one day u just mite come across different sicurity all dressed inblack happy fishing and watch out for the crocks.
Their new cammo is friking shyte for a European theater.
I’ve had a couple of interactions with Military Police before, they normally seem alright. RAF Police were brilliant at Brize Norton, and I did the RMP and NYP station at Catterick, NYP got a little bit suspicious there but no issues with RMP, they were quite rude at Bulford though. Great video
I'm not going to downvote because I started watching your vids filming migrant hotels with their imported security and what you are doing with those is commendable, and I see that you are focussed more on those now and hope that you make more.
But I served in HM Forces 1988-93 and back then we would have got very nervous at anyone filming any of our camps, as there were a hell of a lot of attacks on us by the IRA, on and off camp.
A few that come to mind from the time I was in were the Deal bombing killing Royal Marine trainee bandsmen (bandsmen don't do Commando courses like the rest of the Marines, they're just attached as medics), while I was up the road in Ashford; two trainee infantrymen shot, one killed, on the platform of Lichfield station on a Friday evening while I was travelling home for the weekend from Catterick; two Royal Signals Corporals killed after driving near a funeral cortege in Belfast (I was Royal Signals); Tern Hill attempted bombing; two Australian tourists shot dead in Roermond, Netherlands, after their car was followed from Germany where they were mistakenly identified as off duty soldiers; Heidi Hazell a German civilian shot dead because she was married to a British soldier; the 18 month old daughter of a RAF airman shot dead in Wildenrath.
Those are a few I remember but there were more.
So I totally respect any service personnel not taking kindly to being filmed, or having their establishments filmed. Although times have changed.
23.35 who taught her how to wear a beret
It's good to see our military personnel doing their job.
Your comment regarding the female military police officer *smelt lovely* was totally inappropriate and unprofessional.
Her response to you was by far more respectful than your upload to TH-cam is to her.
Utmost respect for our military.
Why are you videoing these places, because you think its interesting to you’re followers or you are just trying to push boundaries 🤷🏻♀️
He's looking for an argument that's why he films these places. It's sad really
I'm surprised police and army don't just get rid of all their arms and get cameras for their staff as people seem to be more scared of cameras
Haha you waited in hope of been woman handled lol. Defo don't remember them looking like that.
LOL his Beret looks bad man what has he done to it looks stupid.
Great video
Thank you again, they have to be safe 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕you could be a terrorist for all they know 💕💕💕💕💕💕
@comara2011 - You haven't a clue, have you? Terrorists are nearly always mercenaries being paid to attack the people of the state allegedly being targeted. And you would be shocked to learn where the money to finance their activities is coming from.
@@bluebottle1617 It’s about protecting those men. I didn’t state that their was a law. It’s common sense. I was also not dissing Curtis so don’t get your knickers in a twist.
The rolled-up sleeves look cheap and unprofessional. Can't they have a proper short-sleeved shirt? And a proper haircut, too!
Didn't you make money from a video you filmed of Nicola Bulleys body being remove from the river?
Whats that got to do with anything u forgot to add he gave 5 times the amount he got and donated it to paul n family ?
Did he??? What kind of person does that in the first place.
@@STAFFIHOUND well wasnt u was it
No I've got principals and empathy.
@@STAFFIHOUND and u forgot to say u also have alot of sarcasm?
Porton down next😂😂😂😂😂😂
They are the army
The Military are not there to be poked at....and are not public facing, I think if you did this to a Scottish regiment barracks....you would get filled in, Also given that you filmed the Ranger Regiment barracks I wouldn't hang around, I like your videos .....but just didn't appreciate this !!
You could sign up 💕💕💕💕💕💕
What is the purpose of your video? Are you on the wind up because you’ve been banned from doing any videos on Nicola?
Its an interesting place and interaction.
If you read the “room” you’re clearly not welcome and you’re potentially compromising the security of the country. Hence why they want to know who you are and what you’re up to. You act like you’re filming a farmer or Tesco 😂
@@clarab1646definitely not compromising the security....give it a rest.😂
@@JustTheTip. the people coming and going maybe being compromised? this isn't call of duty or some online role play game, it's real life!
@@JustTheTip. clearly you know nothing about the MoD
What’s with the cap badge on the side of the head about 😂 it’s a-post to be over the right eye.Worst berry styling I’ve ever seen.Put it in some water and reset it please!
You’ve probably been AI mapped
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My son is a Srgnt in PT Reg 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
Great video curtis .enjoyed that mate 👌
She liked you
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I wonder why some people are very concerned about THEIR rights to film without thinking of security concerns of the nation. 🤷
Security concerns? It’s mostly logistics, catering and the physical training as you could see that are based there.
So logistics is not an important component of security?
Sorry to disappoint you but Mil police have access to the PNC and other data bases. The Mil police have no powers over you unlike the MOD police who would have
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Loose lips sink ships
Get back on base you have no authority outside
Don't answer questions
I loved the interaction haha
It's a garrison town and in garrison towns Military Police actually do have jurisdiction off base, although not over civilians. Same as in Catterick Garrison.
@ubiquitousubiquitous3843 Yes that's true actually, I worded it wrongly. I remember seeing MPs in Darlington train station, miles away from Catterick garrison. What I mean is they don't normally patrol through the streets of Birmingham or Manchester, but do so in garrison towns like Colchester, Aldershot, Catterick etc.
@ubiquitousubiquitous3843 I'm just not sure as to whether they have jurisdiction over civilians inside garrison towns. They do ''on military property'' but I don't know whether that just means in barracks and in NAAFI shops or other establishments for service personnel and dependents, like the NAAFI supermarket I remember in Catterick which was not inside barracks, or does it mean for the entire extent of the garrison?
Interestingly in BAOR/BFG (British Forces Germany), NAAFI personnel, civilian dog handlers, and other civilians working for the military even including WRVS I think, were subject to British Military Law. I somehow doubt that this applied to German civilians who were employed on camp for maintenance or in the cookhouse though.
I'm worried about Curtis he gets arrested please get me b careful
I was drinking and almost choked when you said "she smelled gorgeous ". 😂😂😂😂
Like he actually thinks she’s going to call him! 😍😂 She’ll call him alright, but not in the way he thinks 🤬🤬🤬🤬
Please go to Hereford and do this, or Colchester 😅 that would be true drama… different kettle of fish.
Hereford? ….They might pretend to be your mate at the gate but in the dead of night is another matter…..Who Dares Wins!
@@JuliusDecimusMeridiusYou won't find any of 'them' on the gate.
@@JuliusDecimusMeridius haha exactly! 😂
Machine guns 😂😂😂😂.
brill love this fab,,,,thank u dude x big love
Brilliant video... Loved it 😁😁😁 thank you 😊😊
funny how they always want to educate the auditor instead of educating their own staff who gets it wrong lol
Aw who said dje was breaking the law to quick to jump the gun aye ?
I'll surrender to her anytime
You need to be careful about going to military bases
That was a little sneaky of that military guy goodness.
A. Bunch of weekend warriors here lmao
Polite person x
Those are the “soldiers” protecting your bases? Zero intimidation factor. None
Okay try taking out the Gurkha lad stagging on. Maybe he doesn't look dangerous but you wouldn't stand a chance.
What a ridiculous thing to say. They don't stand there looking menacing, or shouting at people, but you try stepping over that line without permission, and you would soon find out how dangerous and intimidating the situation would become
Firearm in public is allowed now? Does mr gurhka have a firearms license?
@@tonyb1223 But not draw it and brandish it to intimidate the public like the other squaddie did on a previous audit as that was very naughty .
The military personnel are on Ministry of Defence land. How else do you think that UK military forces on armed guard duty go about their duty? Before going on such armed guard duties they are fully trained with calibrated weapons to the individual. They also are issued rules of engagement cards and have full legal authorisation if they have to open fire as part of their armed duty.
Sorry guys but as crown servants they are exempt from requirement to have a firearms licence are a permitted to use those weapons as well as carry them as part of their duties
They have very strict restrictions that must be adhered to once off barracks and they must be authorized to do so by a commanding officer.
@@EvenBigger-Brother that sounds like a guideline and not law.
Armed soldiers haven't been allowed on mainland streets since peterloo for obvious reasons
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