Keep in mind while you might not be able to just throw up cantina wire in your yard. You absolutely can have a nice chain link fence and then have blackberry bushes(full of thorns) for food/natural spikey vines and beehives in the yard. Neighbors will not only appreciate free berries and honey but might even start some gardening and apiary work of there own. And if you already do a fair amount of backyard gardening nodbody bats an eye at having further fencing or chicken wire to keep pesky deer and rabbits from eating the food you share with your family and community. Always remember that even a well placed garden can both feed and add some extra perimeter defense for the yard.

@EWLR89

2 жыл бұрын

If we're talking about gardening obstacles, those wire tomato plant protectors properly placed are invisible in low light or when moving at speed, they stack nice for storage, could be incorporated into a tin can alarm setup and will trip up and slow down infiltrators.

@Gr3nadgr3gory

2 жыл бұрын

Other bushes to plant would be rose, bayberry, and many evergreens.

@vanya757

2 жыл бұрын

Genius!

@tylermarkham3411

2 жыл бұрын

Holly bushes. Grow fast, and the leaves all have thorns. I have some in my back yard well over 12’ tall.

@Gr3nadgr3gory

2 жыл бұрын

@@tylermarkham3411 holly bushes don't have REAL thorns.

Everything is overkill until it isn't.

@willroland9811

2 жыл бұрын

Nothing is overkill till its metalstorm. That thing is overkill.

@buschwacker5054

2 жыл бұрын

Nothing is overkill until you've killed it twice. Buschwacker

@jaykoerner

10 ай бұрын

And as soon as it isn't overkill your probably f'd anyways...

Distance is a form of defense and is incorporated into security plans for various facilities. It buys defenders time and that is invaluable.

@m118lr

2 жыл бұрын

Yep. It’s JUST shy of 300 yds to my (chained, not generally locked unless we’re away) front gate. Can see it clearly..open ground. NO ONE’S “sneaking” in..

@jessicamiller9970

2 жыл бұрын

We know, kinda like the Pentagon....

@davidweikle9921

2 жыл бұрын

@@jessicamiller9970 and other installations. The huge distance from a guarded gate to a facility's heart is often integral to defense. Winding roads, thick foliage that conceals facilities, vehicles, etc.

@jessicamiller9970

2 жыл бұрын

@@davidweikle9921 I just like thinking about cool stuff like this! Plus you can learn a lot just by not commenting and just read them like listening....

@davidweikle9921

2 жыл бұрын

@@jessicamiller9970 indeed. I plug into stuff like this while I am working. It helps keep my mind focused.

I've been out of the military for 10 years + now. Just hearing your generic briefings brings back another mindset I sometimes forget is in my brain. Also it was really irritating to hear mett-tc and only remember half the acronym lol. These briefings are little refresher courses in military thinking. Reinforcing my ability to think in tactical terms. Excellent really.

@Jay_in_Japan

Жыл бұрын

Same here "METT-TC" took me back

@JR_ST

11 ай бұрын

Agreed

Another point about stringing razor wire or an obvious obstacle up around the house: In the context of civil unrest it might actually just draw more attention to your house. A mob in an adversarial mindset and out for trouble will just see a target. You also lose a kind of element of surprise that way too.

@shoopoop21

10 ай бұрын

Todays mobs are not really carrying firearms. They depend on raw numbers to do their dirty work.

@spencerm5913

10 ай бұрын

Absolutely. It's like putting a yeti sticker on your car; it just screams I HAVE NICE THINGS IN MY CAR.

I’d like to add that living in a forest area, most of what of what you said about fields of fire and observation applies equally. Trees, shrubs, hills and the like offer good concealment (and cover in the case of hills).

@citizenfoffie7605

2 жыл бұрын

You know what else does that? Buildings.

@maxdoom3521

2 жыл бұрын

@@citizenfoffie7605 yeah ik, that’s what the whole video was about. I was stating it’s very similar in a rural environment. Jesus dude.

@schrodingersgat4344

2 жыл бұрын

Very true. The variety of obstacle and choke point combinations can get interesting. Especially with weather reshaping it all from time to time.

@lastdaysarehere7133

2 жыл бұрын

That's stupid. If your house has trees and bushes close around people can sneak up on you. You want your house to be clear for at least 100 meters

@schrodingersgat4344

2 жыл бұрын

@@lastdaysarehere7133 One would imagine so. You are not wrong for thinking it. It's a consideration for sure. The benefits can outweigh the risks. All of that brush dead trees/limbs... ...it's free materials. Proper clearing {combined with creative recycling of that material} will yield obstacles and aid in confusing a foe. Just because a thing "looks solid"; doesn't mean it is. Natural obstacles ,like holes and animal dens, make for ankle breaking mistakes. Briars, and brambles can make an effective physical barrier. Noise is more pronounced in the relative quiet of the countryside. Sound carries differently as well. A loud whisper might be audible for 50 yards in the right conditions.* Gunshots carry for miles. Gunfire is a regular sound. Gunfire and a gunfight are separate things. They are distinct. Certain times of day or night might draw more attention. Then there is the neighbor factor. One might be forced to take other structures/positions before dealing with you. They may not expect a response from surrounding homes....they'd get one. Day or night there are the living natural hazards Tree limbs, snakes, deer, bear, mountain lions.....fucking skunks. NIGHT is a different deal. It's not a place to allow one's thoughts to wander. Even with advanced equipment it can be an unsettling ,and daunting, place. If it is raining you are deaf. If snowing you are blind. Both make you cold and wet. You can work your opponent (psychologically) in a way that stands apart from Urban and Suburban environments. *Sometimes further. Reflective surfaces bounce sound. That can amplify it. If you are on a porch having a conversation; it will be clear (as a bell) for a few hundred yards.

00:25 What is Terrain Analysis? 03:21 Key Terrain - 04:31 Decisive Terrain 06:14 Observation/Fields of Fire 07:37 Cover and Concealment 09:15 Obstacles 11:59 Avenues of Approach 15:05 Caveats: weather, time of day, enemy action

@ebrimajallow9631

11 ай бұрын

your a saint

@litterpicker1431

11 ай бұрын

@@ebrimajallow9631 No, I'm a grammar Nazi... It's You're

Remember, drywall isn't much stronger than paper when compared to a bullet.

@nobodynoone2500

2 жыл бұрын

The paper backing is actually the strongest part of drywall.

@gadgetsage

2 жыл бұрын

I switched rooms in a hotel in Texas because the couple next door were arguing so vociferously that the non-bullet-proofedness of the walls became a valid concern.

@stoertebecker5

2 жыл бұрын

Every time when i watch some badass in american movies jumping trough cardboardhouses, i think: "try punching trough that wall / door here in europe".

@cdgonepotatoes4219

11 ай бұрын

​​@@stoertebecker5unfortunately for Americans, a concrete house in a neighborhood of wood and drywall houses is conspicuous and usually marks a home owner rich enough to entirely remodel their territory. It's no less conspicuous than laying down barb wire or having an iron fence over wooden or none at all.

All the cameras...they never bother to find out who dropped off those bricks

@jimnoneya3919

2 жыл бұрын

They already knew who dropped them off. Same people who were filling out mail in ballots to interfere with elections...the Democrats!

@axelmilan4292

2 жыл бұрын

@@jimnoneya3919 Hold it right there, citizen. Looks like you've had a bit too much to think.

@Sercer25

2 жыл бұрын

The FBI already stated they don't investigate leftwing crime. They dont investigate their own agents. Theyre the American version of the Stasi.

@DerAua

2 жыл бұрын

@@jimnoneya3919 I heard Hillary is harboring a demon inside of her.

@evergreen4034

2 жыл бұрын

@@jimnoneya3919 I agree with the spirit of your comment but we all need to embrace the fact that the Republicans are just as bad, and in some ways worse, than the Dems. They’re all apart of the same system that seeks to enrich itself and destroy or castrate Our People. Think about it. The “most conservative” Republican in 2020 (at the latest) is basically Left of Obama.

You can throw weather, enemy and roll right into terrain(outlining the AOR AOI) KOCOA as WETKOCOA

@schrodingersgat4344

2 жыл бұрын

I like WETCOCOA. Only with milk,though.

@arhysr

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for this gem. This’ll go right into the leader book

@dankdark974

2 жыл бұрын

I think they should remain separate. Weather has its own analysis: VWMTC. Enemy analysis is a goddamn paragraph or three. Not worth simplifying it and losing the value of any one part.

Good explanation. Well done. Old hat for me lol. My advice would be, get out of the city! I know it's not possible for many people but urban areas are death traps.

@schrodingersgat4344

2 жыл бұрын

First rule of street fighting. Stay out of the street.

@S2Underground

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely, cities are not viable options, even at this point

@lonnieporter8566

2 жыл бұрын

Cities are deathtraps by design.

@schrodingersgat4344

2 жыл бұрын

@TAC&COIN If it goes down ,it goes down* all over. Be out of those places well ahead of time ;and be far enough away that the columns of smoke and the sound of sirens will warn you. Closest a person should live {in terms of a small town is 3 miles. Major cities: If possible find a place 20 miles out ,and well away from highways. *Whatever "down" means.

@citizenfoffie7605

2 жыл бұрын

Cities are amazing for guerilla warfare, if you're a insurgent holding up in a city is the best option.

"Rioters have been known to disrupt public utilities during their "fiery but mostly peaceful" protests." 5:55

@m4rkm4rk13

2 жыл бұрын

" ITS ALL PEACEFUL" lol

@crypt0sFX

2 жыл бұрын

Lol I had to pause there. I forgot burning down homes was "peaceful" now

@penguinsrockrgr8yt216

2 жыл бұрын

CNN actually said that

@CamRStanford

2 жыл бұрын

@@crypt0sFX "fiery--but mostly peaceful"

@robinjameshartley7673

2 жыл бұрын

@@crypt0sFX You know what the word 'mostly' means right?

Google maps your house then print a satellite image of your ao. Then make an overlay for planning with clear plastic

Lots of Cavalry Scout knowledge here. Some of you old scouts and maybe even some younger ones will have been taught this. OCOKA was the acronym we used but it might have changed in the last decade. Observation and Fields of Fire Cover and Concealment Obstacles Man made or Natural Key or Decisive Terrain Avenues of Approach

@wesssouss9451

2 жыл бұрын

OCOKA was the army version of it

@Jay_in_Japan

Жыл бұрын

I wasn't cav myself but always got attached to their unit on mission. OCOKA was still being used as of 2018

OCOKA Observation and Fields of Fire, Cover and Concealment, Obstacles (man made and natural), Key or Decisive Terrain, Avenues of Approach

@S2Underground

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, every branch has it in a different order haha

@PatrickKQ4HBD

2 жыл бұрын

@@S2Underground but the Army has it in the RIGHT order. 😁

Great video! I'd like to add something. If possible: Create false cover and concealment. An adversary will seek advantage. [If you offer an "obvious" FP, they may take it.] Construction, alignment/orientation and location can be used to nullify any useful attributes. For example: A lightly maintained screen of vegetation would appear to be a fine hiding spot. To the defender; the sudden appearance of an odd shaped lump behind it would draw attention. Cover that is only good from one direction is another method. [Imagine a sharp decline towards a road] At the top there is a meter high picket fence. You have reinforced the lower half and left the upper half as is. Anyone trying to use it as concealment will be forced to stand to look over it. Only the lower portion provides cover. You could fight/observe from there, while the enemy is drawn to aim above you.

@S2Underground

2 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah for sure; you can really get down into the weeds with terrain analysis if you have the time

@schrodingersgat4344

2 жыл бұрын

@@S2Underground There's always the "if".

@schrodingersgat4344

2 жыл бұрын

@Jared Kravor You're welcome. Hey, maybe contribute instead of criticizing. You'll get further in life.

@kevind.k7512

2 жыл бұрын

As to useful criticism; A sharp decline towards a road would be like a hill crest, useful for both sides from the ground floor, same as flat terrain from the first floor. A meter high picket fence thats has the lower 50 cm reinforced and boarded up on the holes still allows looking over it while prone, and is no different then a normal one when crouched.

@schrodingersgat4344

2 жыл бұрын

@@kevind.k7512 I don't see that as a "criticism" at all. This is just conversation. Preparatory actions can take any number of paths. Psychological warfare is an important component. Drawing a foe into a rage is an old tactic. It makes them clumsy. They get blinded by emotion. If you set things up to take FULL advantage of the ground and resources; failure is all they can achieve. [I'd elaborate and give examples. Unfortunately, my cold meds are getting to me.]

My son and I already made a plan like this. This video makes me not feel crazy. I do like the suggestion of putting the views on paper. We had rioters throw fireworks at people on our street last year. Thankfully no kids were out. So after that we got serious.

Your dig on Staff Officers was spot on!

It's difficult as John Q Public to cover blind spots with indirect fire, so surveillance systems like CCTV linked to your cell phone and safe room are a good solution.

@garypease7414

2 жыл бұрын

When a swat team or other government entity is coming to your location, your cell phone as well as any other forms of electronic communication equipment will be rendered inoperable. As well as electricity, gas, and water flow. Cctv will be useless. In a civil unrest situation, it will only be operational until it's discovered.

@philmccracken1392

2 жыл бұрын

You can knock out surveillance cameras with a $3 microcontroller

@smokejaguarsix7757

2 жыл бұрын

@@philmccracken1392 or a laser pointer.

@valqueenofValhalla

2 жыл бұрын

Speak for your self become part of a mag or Militia in your area and you’ll be set

@mikebar42

2 жыл бұрын

Dig a moat while you're at it

papa planted rose bushes on the edge of his property took about 10 years for that fence to fully grow in ! He let it grow and grow and grow !

@Mercmad

2 жыл бұрын

Rose vines are better and pricklier

@npcwill283

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mercmad idk i cant cut through any of it ! And yes their are thorny vines in it all !

@cornpopwasabaddude4188

2 жыл бұрын

I plant roses in blind spots and around windows

Keep up the good work, I really love that this channel exists and still makes videos!

I've been watching your videos. They are spot on. Sometimes they remind me of listening to the intel sergeant on my ODA. I'm glad to see that they've discovered yet another order for the terrain analysis pneumonic. It was OCOKA when I entered the army in '81. Changed to OACOK in the '90s. Now it's KOCOA. And who doesn't love KOCOA?! Keep up the good work. The citizens that watch your videos and learn and understand them will be well armed and able to take action if needed. Especially if they use that info to conduct OPB. Good luck to all those citizens of the United States of America who are devoted to upholding and defending the Constitution of The United States of America against all enemies both foreign and domestic. De Opresso Liber!

Don't know if this has been said already, but...most things you encounter in a residential environment, or indoors in a commercial environment, are *not* cover. Most walls, vehicles, furniture, etc will not stop weapons fire. Paul Harrell has at least one video about this.

Haha, i m Army trained 81T, this is funny as eff. Great job breaking this down for people to use to be more aware of security issues around the house.

@fieldmarshalbaltimore1329

2 жыл бұрын

88M. What's 81T?

Excellent, excellent, excellent breakdown and topic! Love MOUT/ KOCOA application and concepts, use them often. Keep it up!

@S2Underground

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Will do!

Don’t want the legal trouble of concertina wire? Multi flora rose, holly bushes, rose bushes, and black berry brambles all do that job fairly well, and don’t look out of place around a suburban home.

OCOKA can be for every kind of mission: to go write graffiti, do illegal hunting or fishing, do a drug trade, cash the joint, recce potential home invasion etc. Analysis *must* be done in order of priority that fits for your particular mission , to make sense and come across coherently during briefing.

@Comrade_Akimov

Жыл бұрын

Learn making hasty OCOKAs, in your smartphone. First do Avenues and Observ/FOF analysis on map, which I almost always find to be most essential, screenshot your maps on phone, mark possible OPs, determine what you will confirm during single driveby/patrol, and finish your frago by drawing into map in phone. Push to complete this in 45-90minutes.

If I had to defend a perimeter, my gut instinct is to post up outside of said perimeter, and treat it like it's bait. Like if I went camping, I'd set up my tent and then hunker down somewhere else, that was within earshot. The idea of defending a fixed position from within, makes me feel claustrophobic af.

Hoping to see one of these done in ATAK with real examples. This was very well done though!

@S2Underground

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah that would be great to do; we'll most likely do that soon when we continue these kinds of videos

That tallest commercial building is key terrain..it is the highground..you can control every rooftop in the city from the tallest building

@willbass2869

2 жыл бұрын

My geo synchronous satellite beats your tall bldg.....

Plants make good obstacles and look innocent. Rose bushes, bougainvillea, and Spanish bayonet are all attractive landscape plants. They are also near impossible to hasty breach without equipment, time, and dedication.

dude.... crayons are delicious. people dont know what they are missing. just try it.

@serpentcrusher8110

2 жыл бұрын

haha. The crayon eaters will be in high demand when the SHTF

@vanya757

2 жыл бұрын

What brand tastes the best, Crayola?

@bobvac6044

2 жыл бұрын

@@vanya757 Personally, I'm partial to Cra-Z-Art. They just have a better flavor selection.

@vanya757

2 жыл бұрын

@@bobvac6044 thank you for the recommendation! I’ll check out those Cra-Z-Art crayons.

@bobvac6044

2 жыл бұрын

@@vanya757 Let me know how you feel. Some say it's a little waxy for their teeth. However, I find that the extra wax helps with digestion. It also helps to keep me fuller for a longer amount of time. Definitely recommend picking up the 96 count pack with a built in sharpener. I've got 2 in my assault pack right now. If you can find them at the local wally world, they go for around $4 with tax.

I'd like to see those girl scouts try to get past my fortifications

@iBloodxHunter

2 жыл бұрын

No solicitors!

@willbass2869

2 жыл бұрын

You can bet the Jehovah's Witnesses will breach any obstacle to knock on your door. Lol!

Well you can't use razor wire. Although bigger rocks, thorny plants walls, etc. There are legal ways to protect your home that won't make you look crazy or dangerous.

@lucassmith2332

2 жыл бұрын

I also use multi floral rose bushes. They grow in ditches, you can't hardly kill them, and you definitely don't want to get wrapped up in them.

@Jay_in_Japan

Жыл бұрын

Sure you can. Look at Brazil 🇧🇷 Razor wire everywhere in residential areas

This is why every Walmart has the land around it excavated. They are strategically designed for when they use them as prison camps / bases

@balduglydonut5338

2 жыл бұрын

Source?

@guillermoelnino

2 жыл бұрын

i sense a little sarcasm. but unfortunately i feel only a little is the appropriate amount. there may be a cornel of truth in there.

@conspiracyfifteensixteenth5756

2 жыл бұрын

I keep telling people the same thing. They think iam crazy.. a few weeks ago the walmarts around me have multiple conex Containers.

@tylermarkham3411

2 жыл бұрын

@@conspiracyfifteensixteenth5756 they typically bring those in when preparing for renovations of some sort, while trying to minimize disruption of operations. The Walmart near me just refinished floor in 1 half of the store, and re-lined the parking lot. All containers and conex boxes are gone now. Was pretty impressive tbh.

@tra-viskaiser8737

2 жыл бұрын

I thought similar when I saw a map around Orlando of the various walmarts. Almost looked like a ring around the north east of the city. Not to mention they are built with concrete block, up to about 10 feet. About the same height as army mobile barricades for bases that are filled with dirt. Along with what looks like great firing cover at the roof line.

I was trained to use the acronym OACOK, as this order of analysis better lends itself to planning movements during offensive operations, but its the same same. This is a good explanation of OACOK, and I think a good sequel to this would be home EA-Dev, Engagement Area Development.

Putting all pride aside. Its good to remember the Army is an occupying force and the Marines are an invasion force. Its good to look at Army manuals too for this type of thing.

When you mentioned circling the house with razor wire, and Capt Nim popped up from the bottom of the screen. A+++. Best Easter egg ever.

Just found this channel, excellent, brief and clear breakdown, keep it up

Just like to bring up that it's important to have both a bug-out bag and shelter-in-place supplies prepared for such events. Most situations will require sheltering, at least in the initial stages, but in the event that you need to egress or evacuating initially winds up being the move, bug-out bags and kits allow you to use whatever means of transportation you need, including on-foot as mentioned in the video. It's a lot to stock up on and manage and perfect, so it's important to build these things over time as soon as you can start so you're not caught with your ass cheeks out when you do need it.

Steel child gates can create a fatal funnel in un expected places.

My favorite option for marking key terrain and checkpoints on a map is to use a deck of tarot cards, and a regular card deck, if there are an excessive number of points. A regular deck of cards has 52 unique cards, plus two jokers, max; a classic "Rider-Waite" tarot deck has 78 unique cards, all of which are different from the regular deck. If you rename the taro suites 'swords' to 'knives', and 'cups' to 'rods', you can use a two-letter/number (or use the actual card name, e.g., _"3 of Clubs"_ or _"Knight of Knives",_ etc.) code to refer to every point on your map. Given that you are working with 130-132 potential points (and you will not need them all, unless you are directing a battalion), that's a perfect quick reference that is only known to your group, and that can be quickly changed for a new location, if needed. Hope that helps. *NB:* If you get up in arms at the thought of using "divination tools of SATAN" for a practical purpose, you also believe that your weapons are alive and whispering to you while you sleep. Grow up, and get help.

@Gr3nadgr3gory

2 жыл бұрын

Not even the tools of Satan, pagan tools used by gypsies the same way a mentalist uses vague questions.

@dankdark974

2 жыл бұрын

Screenshotting that for future reference. Maybe officers do have some good ideas once in a while ;)

I mainly listen to music or watch history/art history documentaries on youtube, so I really have to wonder why the algorithm is recommending your videos now.

@smokejaguarsix7757

2 жыл бұрын

Because you or someone in your family has expressed certain views onLine And ABC/Google/KZread algorithm has placed your IP into a box and this is what they think you watch or want to watch. Youve been classified as a potential troublemaker.

@kayakdan48

2 жыл бұрын

Same here...???

@louielefou

2 жыл бұрын

@@smokejaguarsix7757 Good.

I hope I’m prepared. I live on a 20 acre mini island, during the summer it becomes more like a bog, during the rain season it’s about 6 inches of water. Winter is just as bad, walking in you are likely to fall through the snow because the ground keeps the water from freezing, one way in, one way out, my entire house is made of 8 inch thick timber walls. I have a 50 foot tower to watch the land around me. Thoughts on my set up? I also have no intention of running if I’m overwhelmed by forces

@PatrickKQ4HBD

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds like a good place to die.

@Maxxim218

2 жыл бұрын

@@PatrickKQ4HBD as said before. I don’t plan on running.

@bbur75

2 жыл бұрын

@@Maxxim218 sounds like good fortified place. If gonna die atleast its on your own sovereign terms.

@fvckcen5ortube147

2 жыл бұрын

Air defense and decoy off main base by a fuck ton

@SuspiciousGanymede

2 жыл бұрын

Elevated positions such as towers are fantastic bullet magnets, hope you've reinforced it well.

This was the S2U video that captured my infantryman mind. Been a follower ever since.

Finding this channel felt like discovering the dark web, so much info i new existed somewhere but didn’t know how to describe it to find it

@huncho3310

Жыл бұрын

Same here btw have u found anything else on these types of stuff?

@Space_Parrot

Жыл бұрын

@@huncho3310 army publishing directorate has most of S2's source material posted publicly as download able PDFs

@Jay_in_Japan

Жыл бұрын

@@Space_Parrot this.

I love this channel. So much valuable information and taught to the lay person in a comprehensive manner. I don’t know why you have so few subscribers. I hope that’s not an insult as it isn’t meant to be. 💕🇨🇦 Edit: plus your audience for the most part are/seem knowledgeable and intelligent.

im an old man, and know it is best to design your home base with defense/offense in mind before you purchase your property. then incorporate cameras (wired) to cover any blind spots (maybe create blind spots for the adversary intelligence to find and use) also think of cover they might use to their advantage. if there is none, then maybe you should create some over for them to feel secure in using. a remote controlled 22 semi automatic rifle with camera on the scope could be concealed to keep adversary pinned down. an air propelled device with an electrically operated valve could spray a flammable liquid to soak anyone hiding behind cover. a flame might be included if desired. the sight and screams of your comm rads burning alive affect moral greatly especially if you are NOT able to provide assistance. busted up television picture tubes will shred anything that comes into contact with the pieces and the cuts hurt like hell. as someone that has broken hundreds of these i know from personal experience. since intelligence can spot funnels that could be used to create an ambush, it is easy to create these funnels so the adversary will avoid them and choose a route that might just be a trap. it is easy to dig a hole that will swallow up a armored vehicle, cover it with a roof that will not hold the weight and then grow grass on top. with good planning you can take just about any house in any city and dig escape tunnels without worry of hitting things you shouldn't hit, or a telephone pole falling on your head. if there was a total political situation that needed to be toppled there is always sabotage to use as a tool. the older i get, the less LIFE IN PRISON is a deterrent!

@acr_master5594

2 жыл бұрын

based

@quittintime33

2 жыл бұрын

Love the idea of recycling old boob tubes into a defence mechanism. Brilliant

@Roland14d

2 жыл бұрын

While remote control firearms/deadly weapons are generally EXTREMELY illegal. Even a pro-gun state like SC outlaws hunting with RC guns (bummer). You can, generally, use more interest assets. Paintball gun loaded with pepper-balls, bear-spray, Skunk-spray, and rotten butter dispensers will inhibit hostile activities. Tech Ingrediants has good info on DIY LRADS kzread.info/dash/bejne/q2uJvKp-eMvKlc4.html BTW: Does that "Life In Prison" comment extend to the rest of your household/family? If your granddaughter helped you order an innocent looking part online for your RC gun, they just became an accomplice.

I was considering making a youtube channel just to discuss this very topic! This is awesome!! Thanks!

@bettycocker2226

2 жыл бұрын

we need more!

@kevinm.n.5158

11 ай бұрын

Do it, we can always use more

I just stumbled across your channel yesterday. Outstanding content. Thank you for explaining things in a very easy to understand way, with great visuals.

02/10/2023 Hello S2. Very interesting and informative. I am not planning to "bug out". I am planning to stay and defend in place at home. I do not have plans to "get home" until it is necessary and beyond my physical abilities, being a senior target. If caught out I die I think. This video has opened a new field of planning for me at my home. Run and gunnnn is not possible for me. Sooooo this video is very helpful with things that I had not made in my defence plan. I very much appreciate this video. Don

This channel is such a fantastic resource for learning and preparedness, thank you !

TY,S2! To those individuals commenting daggers at those trying to be helpful, what's your issue? Thank you the brothers and sisters whose _helpful_ comments are a highly valued method of getting information to those I hold dear- Hooaahh!

Got the algorithm working for me. Harness the fire, steal it from the gods, young Prometheus. For the glory of our father!

How did I just find this channel? Is KZreads algorithm trying to tell me something

@benwilson5893

2 жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly.

@mrfatibe

2 жыл бұрын

I was pleasantly surprised to see a channel like this show up in my recommended considering its content. I get the feeling, however, that it's now going to show up on KZread's radar and get deleted.

@diligentsun1154

2 жыл бұрын

we are among the Chosen. the question is 'for WHAT...?'

@snspartan714al2

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah… things are about to get REALLY interesting REALLY quick if things keep going the way they are… in fact we may have already passed the point where we can change that and now can only prepare, plan , and hope to steer where we end up to minimize damage to ourselves

@tylermarkham3411

2 жыл бұрын

@@snspartan714al2 I agree. Hope we haven’t crossed the tipping point yet, but things are looking more and more grim. Never hurts to prepare, plan, and be ready to protect.

Dang! Actual good information on KZread. I did not think it existed. Thank you.

I love your content! Chef’s kiss 😩

@S2Underground

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Information like this just keeps getting more and more relevant.

I suggest adding a "Human Terrain" overlay (KOCOA-H?). I also suggest modifying your Terrain Analysis to account for more likely scenarios. ie Storms/Flooding, Neighborhood Search & Rescue, and Criminal Activity Unlike the other features, Human Terrain is dynamic and would need to be updated more often. Some, like, Tactical Allies, may fall under Operations but other features do not. Which locations/neighbors would support you/hostiles is not as simple as it is in the Battlespace (Actionspace?). Or which ones may be in need of assitance/rescue? Relationship may change based on the nature of The Event. ex. In my rural-ish community, I have a block of neighbors who were supportive after a hurricane and harbored unfriendly actors during the 2020 Insurrection/Riots. In the other direction, direction are 2-5 neighbors at any given time who "wander" due to Dementia. And just a few weeks ago, week a jailbird on the loose. This is a critical overlay that would make for a good, future S2 Underground episode.

@dankdark974

2 жыл бұрын

This is part of your enemy/friendly analysis

OKOKA. O- observation/fields of fire. K- key and decisive terrain. O-obstacles (natural& man made). C-cover and concealment. A- avenues of aproach.

Check your local laws?😂

@DJTheMetalheadMercenary

2 жыл бұрын

Obviously when SHTF it's not going to subjectively matter as much, but in the preparation for such events it would certainly be wise to consider the regulations that apply to your property (if you live in a city/ metro area moreso) and even worse if you're in an HOA-zone. Can get fined into oblivion if you don't play their games unfortunately so it must be done with tact and care to not draw attention. Out in the sticks, fair game-- get them HESCO's set up, get you some heavy duty barbed wire in concentric setup, get your tripline flare alert system in place, etc.. Just keep all of the points and nuances of what they're detailing here in mind and practice so you don't leave room for an out.

Imagine someone really considers all of this but still refuses to leave the urban hellscape that is weimarica

Marine Core teaches that once an invading force is within 200 yards of a small unit, that unit is screwed. Key is to keep the invading force from getting close.

You will save good lives when SHTF arrives… please keep this up!

I just found out about you. Commence binge. Also this video was posted on my birthday and oh hot damn is this my jam! Thank you!

Comment section is rather interesting, either its MI/Cav/General army staff or weird conspiracies.

@domenik8339

2 жыл бұрын

My favorite ones are the ones saying that they're 'the chosen ones' or 'troublemakers' for being recommended this video. They gotta feel special somehow.

@williamjenkins4913

2 жыл бұрын

@@domenik8339 And I'm here like why was I recommended this weird prepper shit?

defence for my house would be so difficult as I live in a vally so any one with a decent shot would be at an advantage. Many people in my state have guns and highly capable off road vehichles to get around the pretty common rugged terrain that is my area. I do have an advantage though, a 5 mile loop of a road had all but one entrance and exit so just one small b road is needed to be blocked by a large vehichle to basically block all road going vehichles from traversing the area.

For some reason I got this in my recommended.

The example map looks pretty suburban to me, single-family homes are quite uncommon in actual urban areas. It’d be interesting to hear how tactics shift for apartment dwellers. Either way though, the single most important thing you can do is be a part of your community. Unlike a fortified bunker, a support network and good relations with your neighbors are just as helpful in peacetime as they are in crisis - not to mention how vital those connections are for recovery efforts, as almost anyone who’s lived through a natural disaster can tell you. We’re all stronger and more resilient together.

No one likes walking through rocks, especially on a concrete walkway..

I have too many blind spots from inside my house. So I have elected to stay outdoors to defend my property. From one spot I can defend the street, my front yard, side yard and back. It's as solid of a plan to deal with what I have. But it is funny, that I, with no military background have already done what you're talking about, for my place. Makes me feel I am on the right track.

@willbass2869

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Forward projection of power. Remote sensors/cameras as force multipliers

Thinking about an exfil situation when both of the intersections are blocked by groups, and they groups have overwatch. Sneaking out of that situation would be difficult... But staying in that house is likely more deadly once the groups settle in for a siege.

One thing id do is try to set up a perimeter on the whole block so that you can then easily see if someone is coming in because they must cross the road

KOKOA: It is like that time at the pool when I forgot the towel.

There are other red books worth reading: Dr Feynman’s lectures on physics at Caltech.

While other people are using this for “self defense” im using this to do improve project zomboid

@poggywoggy1999

10 ай бұрын

real

How about noumonic ACOOKS Avenue of approach. Cover, and concealment. Observation Obstacles Key type of terrain Spacing. Works for me.

Lol i mean, good idea. I live on 5acres full of blackberries(NW Florida) the thorns can..be quite irritating

@josedorsaith5261

6 ай бұрын

Especially the dead & dried ones. Like knives 😂

The song is Infinity by LEMMiNO. Its been so long since I heard it, brings back good memories.

PT-91 Twardy will line the perimeter with gympie gympie

MPCOA: most possible course of action MDCOA: most dangerous course of action Two major acronyms in Marine Infantry planning. Prepare against your MPCOA first, then against your MDCOA. Keep both in mind.

Planters and other natural barriers are often the best to manipulate the terrain in urban and suburban environments. They hide in plain sight.

the Home Alone master plan is the best plan

My favorite crayon is red!

@henryroberts4545

2 жыл бұрын

Mine bluueeee. David baaaaad!

I'm a roofer and it won't be shit for me to climb all over the top of my house to get different vantage points

@dustymcdust5095

2 жыл бұрын

Then I have over 200 acres with over 100 head of cattle to retreat too about 5 mins from my house, our town has maybe 3 or 4 thousand people mostly good ol boys ready to defend

@travisraplee6648

2 жыл бұрын

Careful, that also skylines you and makes you very easy to see even at a distance, and unless your roof is steeply pitched your sources for cover are limited.

@dustymcdust5095

2 жыл бұрын

@@travisraplee6648 3 different roof levels 8/12 and a giant silver oak that covers about my entire yard. I understand what you mean but that's in a over run situation where I can't get out of my place to either A, make it to one of the three cow farms my family owns 5 mins down the road or B head to the family hunting cabin on top of the mountain in the neighboring state that has a road that can't fit 2 cars side by side.

@travisraplee6648

2 жыл бұрын

@@dustymcdust5095 alright, just making sure your thinking

@dustymcdust5095

2 жыл бұрын

@@travisraplee6648 it's hard to turn it off sometimes, I'm constantly thinking

As a paramedic during many very peaceful times, can confirm we've been barricaded out, ambushed, sabotaged and attacked while loading or accessing patients. Both sides, too, not just the peacefuls...

While it is nice to be able to defend your own home in times of civil unrest, it would be best to set up passive defences like fences and boarding up doors and windows then fleeing. It's not worth risking your life against a mob, pack your valuables and take off while you still can

Motorcycles are quite useful in urban retreat, scavenging, and moving to more rural prepared bug out zones.

Well put together.

Invaluable work

Reminded me Garand Thumb mk18 video you got some fast splits but your fast splits get you killed by some dude with sks 200 yards.

Nice idea! I just find some small things that make it an unapplicable to a major part of population: Step 1. Have a house of your own

Safeco outside the house. Sounds like an insurance company...

You should have already worked out a neighborhood plan with you city . For trench networks and shooting points .

Thank you. good knowledge and review.

Can you give us a list or make a video about books on this and other contents of your channel. Mainly about hiding from drones, home defense and sabotage. I want to keep this info even without internet, anyway great job this is an amazing channel especially in those crazy days.

I opened this with zero expectations and immediately was clothslined by LEMMINO being used for the opening

Hopefully the target is those who would attempt to rule by force rather than those who adhere to rule of law....

Make sure you have a QRF, and a retrograde plan. Communication, “Green, Up, Up” covers three things.

What a gem of a channel