by John Reed on June 3, 2011
Happy Friday, here’s the latest in Military.com’s Tip of the Spear video series. This clip shows how the U.S. Coast Guard’s Maritime Security Response Team will get to you no matter where you hide on a ship.
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I know why fire and rescue use the saw. Less fire, more precision. I could see why you would use in if you need clean cuts, but for kicking in the door there really is nothing faster than the torch.
C-4
They didn't get through the door.
Plenty of time for the bad guys to prepare a party. There are few problems that cannot be overcome w/the liberal use of high explosives.