Chapter
Discussion on Military Tactics and Gear
1:32:05 - 1:36:49 (04:44)
The speaker discusses the difference between regular Iraqi military and hardline Islamic terrorists, as well as the use of nods (Night Optical Device) in military gear.
Clips
The speaker describes their outfit during a nighttime visit board search and seizure, stating that they wore flight suits and carried MP5s with Trijicon reflex sights, and that everything was mostly made out of metal.
1:32:05 - 1:33:30 (01:25)
Summary
The speaker describes their outfit during a nighttime visit board search and seizure, stating that they wore flight suits and carried MP5s with Trijicon reflex sights, and that everything was mostly made out of metal. It took them four and a half hours to secure the area, mostly dealing with people in the birthing area.
ChapterDiscussion on Military Tactics and Gear
Episode#5 Mike Ritland - Navy SEAL / K9 Dog Trainer (Part 1)
PodcastShawn Ryan Show
A SEAL operator describes a mission in which they captured a group of militants from a filthy birthing area, who had attempted to blow something up, but were ultimately unsuccessful.
1:33:30 - 1:34:35 (01:05)
Summary
A SEAL operator describes a mission in which they captured a group of militants from a filthy birthing area, who had attempted to blow something up, but were ultimately unsuccessful. There were around 31 or 32 operators involved, including an SDV platoon.
ChapterDiscussion on Military Tactics and Gear
Episode#5 Mike Ritland - Navy SEAL / K9 Dog Trainer (Part 1)
PodcastShawn Ryan Show
A soldier describes the lack of intel in Iraq and how they had to use white lights in certain areas, along with mentioning a comment made in post interrogations regarding a device called a PBS 14.
1:34:35 - 1:36:49 (02:14)
Summary
A soldier describes the lack of intel in Iraq and how they had to use white lights in certain areas, along with mentioning a comment made in post interrogations regarding a device called a PBS 14.