Chapter
Car Trapping Net
3:44:29 - 3:49:48 (05:19)
The idea of a car trapping net involves a stretchable net that locks one way to allow friendly cars through but then captures and stops hostile cars by trapping them to be dealt with accordingly.
Clips
The speaker describes a military operation where they used tactics like spiking the tires and trapping vehicles with nets to ambush enemy targets, along with support from snipers and other backup positions.
3:44:29 - 3:45:38 (01:09)
Summary
The speaker describes a military operation where they used tactics like spiking the tires and trapping vehicles with nets to ambush enemy targets, along with support from snipers and other backup positions.
ChapterCar Trapping Net
Episode#45 Bob "Ninja" Poras - CIA / Delta Force Operator | Part 1
PodcastShawn Ryan Show
The idea of catching a car with a net is discussed, with concerns about the practicality and potential issues addressed.
3:45:38 - 3:47:36 (01:58)
Summary
The idea of catching a car with a net is discussed, with concerns about the practicality and potential issues addressed.
ChapterCar Trapping Net
Episode#45 Bob "Ninja" Poras - CIA / Delta Force Operator | Part 1
PodcastShawn Ryan Show
A former soldier describes the tactic of setting up an ambush for the enemy and shares details of how they would choose targets and locations in Bosnia during the war.
3:47:36 - 3:48:48 (01:12)
Summary
A former soldier describes the tactic of setting up an ambush for the enemy and shares details of how they would choose targets and locations in Bosnia during the war.
ChapterCar Trapping Net
Episode#45 Bob "Ninja" Poras - CIA / Delta Force Operator | Part 1
PodcastShawn Ryan Show
The process of setting up an infantry ambush involves finding a location with optimal conditions, such as guardrails or trees to use as anchors, before picking a specific time and place to execute the attack.
3:48:48 - 3:49:48 (01:00)
Summary
The process of setting up an infantry ambush involves finding a location with optimal conditions, such as guardrails or trees to use as anchors, before picking a specific time and place to execute the attack. However, despite the seemingly straightforward nature of this tactic, factors like timing and location can make it a complicated process for even the most seasoned soldiers.