Marine reacts to Denmark's Special Intervention Police
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- Опубліковано 13 бер 2024
- These guys look and sound like the real deal! I didn't know much about Denmark but I know not to cause trouble there now haha
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#denmark #police #swat
You should look up the danish arctic forces called SIRIUS. Those guys are madmen from another planet. They patrol greenlands boarders from intruder’s
Grønland har ikke nogen grænser fordi det er en Ø, og Sirius leder ikke efter "Indtængende", men de patruljerer territorie for at opretholde suverænitet. (svære ord, jeg ved det godt)
The hardest of them all. They are elite soldiers, veterinarians, carpenters, elecriticians, IT experts, navigators, sailors and much more in one person. Absolutely loco
@@DeffoNotToucan the Johnny Sins of military haha
@@amystery806 lmaooooo dead 😂😂😂
actually Sirius dont protect borders from intruders, but they show the danish flag, so Denmark still can say that Greenland is a part of the Kingdom of Denmark :P Just like the navy does at Hans Island, that we now share with Canada :P
If you a curious on danish special forces the channel "Danish Defence Documentaries" have a series on "the frogman corps (navy)" and "the jaeger corps (army)" they have english subtitles.
I only have the Frogman Corps series from 2015, the Frogman Hell Week film from 1973, and the old Jaeger Corps documentary from 1993. “mafiapanda” has the new Jaeger Corps series from 2021.
@@danishdefencedocumentaries3996 The world is small ;) Hi
Sygt de faktisk kommenterede på den😂
As a danish guy it's a little weird to watch an english speaking guy watching a danish speaking program with english subtitles 😀
Yea
Ja det er lidt mærkeligt.
Ja man
Enig
Ja men også fedt at se os gennem andre vinkler end tv2😊
The physical test is not public. But 15 years ago there was another interview, and they showed 8meter vertical rope climp without use of legs. 10km run in less than 37 min, and so on.
About where they are located, there is a rule that they need to live within 1hour of inner Copenhagen. All police districts have "ROMEO" units, its like AKS lite. Both ROMEO and AKS do normal police patrol, but are limited in how big tasks they can engage in, because they need to be able to respond quick.
Like AKS, he military SOF unit JGK, is also a part of the anti-terror responce, equiped with cars that blends in, but have blue lights installed.
I have been confronted by those at Rosenborg Castle, that have some of Denmark's most expensive treasures. I was in to see the treasure with family. An alarm went off inside the inner room and everything was closed. We were told over the loudspeakers that the Danish special forces were on their way and we should just take it easy. After some time they came in with lasers and weapons they were on high alert the whole time. After they identified us who was in there, there was a child crying they waited to see if it was a false alarm, which it was. Afterwards you could see they relaxed a little bit more. On the way out of the castle, we saw that the whole area had been surrounded by military and police when we came out. I would say it added a bit to the exhibition experience. I have later been lucky in my work to be inside and film a crown. There were three of us for the filming and we were locked in with the police and two curators came with the crown. While we were filming, the castle was completely closed off and surrounded by military. A great day at work 🙂
I'm from Denmark🇩🇰
They cover the whole country, and are spred out through different regions of the country.
At 5:58 when they're boarding a moving boat, it's much easier to understand how the US Navy lost two SEALs recently in the Red Sea doing this exact maneuver.
yeah, pretty sketchy, put one foot wrong and that's it....
Indeed
Also why the boat will not maintain permanent contact on side of ship. What if the ship turns into the boat. It could easily push and even capsize a small RIB boat. Then it isnt one trooper at risk, but a boat full.
So come along, drop one guy to the ladder, take evasion distance in case ship does hostile/evasive maneuvering, one guy up, move in, drop next guy on ladder, rinse repeat
One just has to trust the troopers to train and know right holds to not drop of the ladder.
Climbing onto and up that ladder can be alone a thing to be trained for hours and days on repeats on dry land, calm water and then ever more unstable and bad conditions
I saw before everything was censored Danish soldiers in Afghanistan. They were absolutely brutal. No war crimes or racism but the vocabulary, lol. I definitely want them on my side, lol.
“Du er fandme gået kommando din klamme stodder!” - Armadillo.
der er en video med danskere der bare tømmer et magasin i en død tali så lidt warcrimes men altså det er hva det er champs
I know the British loved the danish soldier's
It was surreal seeing it as a native speaker. They were ambushing taliban positions and the terms and syntax of their speech sounded like they had gotten into a scuffle at a bar or some shit. One shot in particular where a guy is taking the weapons off a bullet riddled corpse and he says something to the effect of “well champ, whatcha got for us?”
Our King Fredrik X, is an ex Frogman...
And have also been on the Sirius Patrol on Greenland... So no laid back King in the Kingdom of Denmark;o)
you forget he pretty much did it all in the military
@@nicolajnielsen4202Not exactly true :) He has never been with the Sirius Patrol. He has completed Expedition Sirius 2000. Best Lasse
@@lassemaltesen Exactly. He is still cut from a different cloth though. The guy was tough back in the day, and probably still is :)
Many years ago.
As a Dane, I have a bigger chance at winning the lottery than passing the tests that the Special Intervention Police not to mention the Danish Frogmen have to go through. They are very hardcore.
The ethics/moral of 99% of the Danish defense force including the police has a really high standard and that is not to be forgotten.
They are true proffesionals.
And most are honest, hardworking people willing to sacrifice themselves for the greater good. Thats HERO 101 material.
TRY TO REPORT RAPE, THEY SEND WOMEN HOME TRYING EVERYTHING POSSIBLE TO SUPPORT A CRIMINAL BECAUSE THEY THEMSELVES ARE SUCH
That's because us Danish people actually care about our people and not just our own pockets.
Some further information:
AKS is indeed a centralized unit and is THE premier police unit. The danish police however also has a kind of intermediate unit called Reaktionspatruljen (Reaction-patrol/Reaction Force Unit). These police officers also have further specialized training regarding weaponry and handling more dangerous situations. These police officers also conduct ordinary police work and every police circle has a unit. These are often the first coodinated responders to diffucult situations and thus have taken some work away from AKS allowing AKS to really train and specialize for the absolute high end stuff. To my understanding Reaktionspatruljen also serves as a gateway to AKS for most ordinary police officers, first becoming a part and serving in Reationspatruljen and later trying out for AKS.
Also:
The danish police has a specialized recruting system to AKS for former and current danish Jaegers (danish army) and Frogmen (danish navy) (the danish special forces) that whishes to join AKS. To my understanding these get a shortened and specialized police education and are directly recruited into AKS without having to serve as ordinary police officers which is requirement for ordinary police officers.
The Danish Special Unit within the Police is called "AKS = Aktionsstyrken" in Danish term.
It consist of policemen, who has been chosen to become a part of the unit. But the unit does not always have enough qualified policemen , so they also use men from the special forces within the country to provide man coverage, such as the two special force units "Frogman corps and Jaegercorps". Which would equal to the american versions of the Navy Seals and Delta.
The drivers of the boats used by AKS, are always operated by Frogmen, because they're loaning them from their storage.
Also the Danish police does not have their own Helicopters, and are provided by the Danish Royal Airforce as support.
Im petty sure we can say that AKS is somewhat similar to SWAT from US
the sign at 3:38 says DRILL, don't worry, we practice for when it really counts/happnds.
The Sirius patrol, The Frogmen and the Hunters. as a marine you would love learning about these.
it's cool how respectul you are in your videos :D
The helicopters are: Fennec = AS 550 C2 and AS 550 U2 from Eurocopter (French) and the "big one" is the EH-101 Merlin based on the AW-101 from AgustaWestland (UK). The Merlin is in DK used for SAR and TTT (Tactical Troop Transport) and support to the different DK SOF units like the Police AKS.
I would recommend you to react to a danish clip of Danish army in Afgahnistan (Helmand province)
Search ----> Danish troops slaughter taliban ambush, Afghanistan (warrning it's kinda graphic)
It's from a Danish War doc called Armadillo
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This one
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Been loving this channel. Especially going world wide and sharing your knowledge. Awesome
Just so anyone knows.. The 2 cases shown before the film is still the only 2 incidents with shooters in public in Denmark.. They came quite close to each other...
not true, when we talk about terrorists there was also the racist guy in the shopping mall Fields in 2022 shooting at women in hijabs killing 3, also there was a gang accident where a kid go hit by a stray bullet a coupple years ago, and if u go to Jutland alot more happens that noone rlly talks about, in Haderslev there was a Dannish guy with alot of cocaine in his apartment who shot at the police when they came for it in arround 2021, i only know cuz i lived there at the time, same town my friends had a gun pulled on them by some drunks at a gas station a couple months later. it do exist but we're very good at keeping it under control,
@@SurroundeR22 eh thats one of the incidents im talking about.. We have Krudttønden and Fields... Thats whats shown here..exactly what im referring to.????
@@SurroundeR22in fact i should hav metioned all 3 cases to do it justice but i only wanted to mention Krudttønden and Fields as he said he wanted to look into them. Now we know that Jødernes Hus also got hit the same day that Krudttønden got hit, but as it was the same people and just 30 minuttes after they had left Krudttønden i see it as one incident. But still i had them both in there.. And Krudttønden was special to me as ive been there many times both in the daytime for Dark Market and at night for the live music and djs.. Og ja, jeg bor i DK dog ikke i Kbh mere..
@@ebbhead20ah fanged ikk han ogs snakked om fields, men der er nu "små" skyderier rundt omkring, stadig super sjælendt sammenlignet med langt de fleste stæder i verden, det foregår meget diskret og det er næsten aldrig at nogen faktisk bliver dræbt i skydderier, men stadig langt fra de eneste 3 cases af skyderier, dette er blot de 3 mest tragiske skydderier
@@SurroundeR22 jo men det endet er HA relaterede ting osv. Ikke noget der minder om det andet. Vi har jo osse bondemanden på 70 der blæser konen af H til. Det tæller jeg heller ikke med.
The helicopter at 2:25 is an Augusta-Westland AW-101 Merlin.
It has the nickname EH101 in denmark.
@@kraleemilThat's just the older name for it.
4:13 Eurocopter Fennec
No, it is because it is another version. The danish version was constructed with at larger headroom in the cabin due to rescueoperaton facilities.
Thank you for showing some danish stuff 🇩🇰🇩🇰
Danish police In generel is calm and peaceful, only drawing weapons In rare situations. We are not allowed to wear weapons as normal citizens.
Yeah they just sensor your speatch and right to filme. Not to mention warrant less ransagning homes, beating people sensless for "resisting", refusing to wear bodycams and much much more... Yeah super peaceful. Bruh🤦
@@oliverheissel1436 that is untrue danish police always wear body cam and we have very few cases of police violence and yes they dont always need a warrant to enter a property but i dont think u understand why so ill explain it to you, so police in denmark dont always need a warrant to enter a property and in those cases would be if a suspect is running from the police and hides out in their apartment or house or somebodys elses house or if they under survilance bc they got a drug or wepon related charge the police can come by at any time without a warrant, they never ransack innocent ppl so pls dont spread fake rumors of our police they are one of the best police forces in the world and they are very professional and peaceful if u treat them with respect
@@oliverheissel1436 Bullshit
you clearly only see and hear what you want to see and hear, which is a very alarming and destructive behavior 🚩🤡. Danish police work hard to be best in class and they certainly set the general bar very high @@oliverheissel1436
@@oliverheissel1436
Find et andet sted at bo, vi behøver dig ikke i danmark.
Fun fact: The danish king, who is in direct bloodline to the famous Vikings like Harald Bluetooth and Sven forkbeard and Knut the great, is a Frogman. It's a very tough education and in like 40 year's we only had like a couple of hundred people that were tough enough.
I'm afraid that not actually true, i used to believe that he was descendant of Harald Bluetooth as well. I don't really remember the details, but at some point the king failed to produce an heir, and so a successor was chosen from one of the affiliated noble house, I think from Schelvig to become the new king, and thus the line was broken. Its not too uncommon as both Sweden and Norway did similar things. With Sweden appointing one of Napoleon's generals as king and Norway appointing a Danish prince as king.
@@LordOfLuck AFAIR it's not exactly broken; but not direct descendant either.
@@LordOfLuck No the danish line is not broken... That is why Denmark have the oldest royal family in Europe. He is still a descendant... Yes more then one king have not gotten any heirs, but when it happened, another famliy member was picked as king.. Mostly some cousins (from the same bloodline) usually from Germany, like Christian 9th.
Broken means a NEW line, like Bernadotte ( Napoleons general, in Sweden) or Norway`s line (from the danish line) In Norway it happend because the old norwegian royal family died out centuries ago..
@@yottaforce Yes he is... Direct means great-great ....- grand father, Just because it takes some "roundabouts" doesn´t mean it´s not direct..
@@JesperSandgreen I think i agree with you, but at that point i don't really find "direct descendant" to really be all that impressive. After all i feel like by that logic i could claim to decent from Harald Bluetooth as well. I probably have a relation to him, depending on how loose we wanna get.
3:38 the northwest zealand is the region and is in danish, Sjælland the city is called Havnsø
Jægerkorpset (The Hunter Force ) and Frømændene (The Frog Men) are the two military special forces in Denmark. They were with the US and other special forces the first in Afghanistan back in 2002. Due to danish policies aboard were that mission the first military engagement those two forces entered where they really should do what they have been training for for years. and came back with a US Presidential Unit Citation. In other words They did a dam good job out there. For more info read the book Jæger 200 by Lars Møller p 169 - 189
I remember when i heard about the shooting in Field's. My friend was there and they talked about how they had to hide in a storage room of one of the shops along with 5-7 other people and waited there for 2-3 hours. Yet i still did not know about the existeance of this Unit. I would say they did a pretty good job at keeping it secret. (Iam danish so i apologize for any typos.) Great video though. +1 Sub!
Great video, very inspiring! ❤
Foot-print wise Danish police business also covers Greenland and the Faroe Islands. 🙂
i love it when he reacts to a lesser known country's military. makes me proud to be a Dane when we at least have something to show like our special forces
Yeah, too bad that these minuscule special units are all we have to brag about. Danish defense consists of a toy army with no troops, a toy navy with missile frigates without missiles and around 25 combat aircraft that half of the time cannot fly. "Forsvaret", as our armed forces are called, is a joke and has been so for a very long time. Last year more than 1600 professional soldiers quit the Danish Armed Forces, because of lousy wages and insufferable working conditions, and noone is there to replace them. Our politicians are even talking about conscripting women to close the gap. Because who in their right mind would voluntarily risk their lives being cannon fodder for a lousy pay in an underequipped army in a lousy and totally unnecesary war in Ukraine? Cheers from Denmark!
@@vonduus im shocked you actually telling the truth, so many danes i have spoken to have talked like they can take on whole world and no one stand a chance against them lol
@@OlafPawbeltBehave Olaf 🤪 in operation hooligan bashing we had to save you Swedes.. i encourage you to look it up 😉
@@jimmywayne983 not saying everyone and wasn't even mean 🤣 plus i was more shocked some poeple dare to say the truth if they are disappointed with their military just like we swedes have been with ours 🤣
Plus that event you talking about could have been the other way around too, shit happens during harsh moments, so it doesent justify anything really 🤷♂
@@OlafPawbelt im not saying you were mean, i know you and i know you deep down love us Danes... Besides you havnt called anyone fat yet 🤪🤣
Please remember that i love you Olaf 😅
But other people might not know you.. they also wouldnt know that you are Swedish and as such has a bit of extra goodwill 😅
Yes that situation could maybe have been different, but it wasnt and i honestly doubt it would have been... But had it been the case i would hope the Swedes had shown the same determination to disobey orders and go save the danes.. the situation showed the danish willingness to fight despite being ordered to wait.. they went head on into it, obliterated the enemy without a single casualty and saved countless Swedish peace Keepers lives... We should all respect that.. im just trying to let you know that danish military today has one small advantage that many nations military hasnt yet... Experience from modern day war zones.. experience from the Battlefield, and that does count for something in the end but is often forgotten, even by Danes.
The size of the danish army is irrelevant, as we are a country with only 6 million people we cannot have a standing army of 1 million, we do however in case of invasion have a huge pool of manpower that has completed basic military training, just like you in Sweden.
We also have to differ between the professional army/soldiers and the recruits.
The proffesioal soldiers, the ones on Contract are very experienced.. yes very few, but in a combat situation worth 3 times their numbers, other nations that has fought together with the danes all say the same.
The professional danish soldier (not only special forces) are way above average.
Experience counts for alot.. courage and willingness to fight does too.
Just like equipment ofcourse, and that could be better in the Danish army without a doubt.
As a veteran i know that some branches of the military in Denmark are lacking in certain areas, silly politicians has tried to cut the military for many years and made bad decisions regarding scraping gear and buying new gear, that has however started to change now it looks like.
Denmark has some very experienced "special forces".. but ultimately we have a small army, navy and Air Force after years of neglect.. the danish soldier however is very well trained and combat worthy.. its the politicians and leadership that is the problem, something most will admit if asked.
I feel its important to differ between the quality of the individual soldiers and the state of the military.. the individual soldier is of high quality, with lots of experience and good training but the army in a sad neglected state, as the guy basically also was saying.. most of us that has been in the military here will agree on that.. run down bases, not getting the gear they want because of politicians and a sad salary because funding was cut, are the major issues and is why some soldiers dosnt extend their contracts.
As a former American president said very well "Denmark punches above its weight class".
That dosnt mean that our small army can take on the world, nobody in Denmark believes that, it does however mean that the average danish soldier shouldnt be underestimated.
Again its the quality of the soldier and not size nor state of the military as a whole.
Also, its important to mentally think you can handle a situation, the moment you doubt you are doomed to fail.. moral is a key ingredient.. in the army, in sports and irl.
One on one vs many nations soldiers, i would probably put my money on the danish soldier, not really because im danish, but because i have seen first hand how we operate in a war zone, (i have been there myself) and i value experience and training.
Personally, and im not Swedish, so the only problem i see with the Swedish military is lack of real experience, you have really great military equipment and air force.. the experience part is going to change with the Nato membership and the abandoning of neutrality.
I know nothing about Swedish politics regarding the military, so i cant comment on that.
To end this long comment, the guy you replied to isnt excactly fair in his claim, he probably has never he served abroad and his mention of Ukraine really dosnt make sense., he seems very negative about the entire army and everything about it, even the soldiers.. whereas i try to be fair and point to both the upside and downside of the danish military.. in that regard i hope you dont just take all the negatives as the only Truth, its not as black and white as he makes it sound like.
If people can only bash, i would personally look into it myself or get a second opinion from someone with a bit more experience.. it goes for everything in life..
Dont just take my word for it either.
I served close to 10 years in the Royal Guard, we are classified as Elite Infantry, i did 2 x 6 months in the middle east and my basic training was 12 months.. and as you probably already figured, im a older guy.. well into my 40's.. and no.. im not fat 😅
But i think most importantly, this video isnt even about the military but about the police special Operations team, so both the comment he replied to and his own comment is off topic.. just saying 🤷
And dont worry Olaf, i still love you alot.. please dont ban me 🙏🤗
There are sections of these all over the country. But they are primarily used for supporting normal police work. The Anti terror cell is located in Copenhagen. But.. Denmark is small. And the Army's special forces, that have an anti terror cell, that can do all this stuff as well, is based in Northern Jutland.
We have the anti terror stuff quite good covered.
These guys is basicly what SWAT is in America (with some minute differences). It was decided long ago that the military should not be used against civilians, and so the police needed to get a boost in abilities. One of the results is these guys.
No, ROMEO is the equivalent to SWAT. AKS is the next level, AKS is like the FBI HRT (Hostage Rescue Team).
also a danish guy here, they are also used for the dangerous arrests and of course Surveillance ops aswell. As they are a part of our "secret" police they operate mostly out of the public view so to speak
and from what i hear from guys who've worked with them, they are considered on par with our frogmen and jaeger corps skill wise
You should reserch some about the danish Frogmen They are really next level Military
The Green sign : Practice Don't worry, we practice so that we are ready when the time comes
Normal in Denmark to warn people about drills in lokal area outside military areas
as a danish firefighter, its fun to see how serious theese guys look, i Work with them very often and theyre really sweet and love to fool around😂
At 2:26 you ask what kinda helicopter that is - it's an AgustaWestland EH101 "Merlin", a rescue / troop transport heli operated by the Air Force.
Zealand is just the English name for Sjælland.
It could be pretty cool to see your reaction on the frogmen, Great video tho! 🇩🇰
Back when i was in the Danish Navy, we regularly trained with them. Boarding of ships while in speed and so on. They are pros for sure .. :)
There is a show on the Danish royal guards from 2017, I think... The guards tasked with protecting the royals at Amalienborg. I recommend that one. People think they're just for show with their funny hats and colorful coats, but it is quite difficult to actually qualify for this.
you should take a look at the danish police's Reaction Patrol aka Romeo
thanks for the reaction bro 🙂
Denmark also have special patrol units “Romeo patruljen” which is a daily patrol unit that have special training and special weapons.
Both the ordinary police and special units rely on info from PET (Danish intelligence) and they keep them busy, inside the last year they have taken down 3 terror cells in northern Jutland, 1 in kobenhagen and one lone terrorist who was planning a mass shooting on a university.
helicopters are never unasuming in denmark. it is either a medical emergency (ambulance helicopters), a sea search and rescue mission at sea (air force large helicopter - we have a very long coast line) or a land search and rescue (small helicopters). we only have one news helicopter in denmark, and when anything goes wrong, the airs space in that area i allways closed off. so in denmark, a helicopter is never unasuming.
You should look at the Danish documentary "Armadillo" about the Danish involvement in the war in Afghanistan.
For reference: You can get from anywhere to anywhere in 45 minutes in a fast helicopter in Denmark. So you can expect they pretty much operate out of one place (at a time).
Bullshit. FACT: The Agusta-Westland AW101 which is the fastest helicopter currently operated in Denmark, "only" travels at a max speed of around 300km/t. And the farthest distance between two places in Denmark 99,9% of the time, is around 465km in a straight line. Which would make the travel time at around 1h30m to 1h40m.
You most se a video on Sirius patrol on Greenland. That is a very spesisial unit. I shink 1 of a kind.
2:25 that helicopter is a merlin HC4 older heli but still very good.
Cool to see the different kit they have these days, toys aside I'm still chuckling at the flying bork. I know it's getting old now but the Go-Pro/Helmet cams from the "My War - Danish Afghanistan" along with the lack of editing and moments with the British and US troops, still makes it one of my favourite docs. From fresh faced lads to soldiers with old failing gear, new problems and an experience that shows the change in the them as people. ua-cam.com/video/b8Z74G5dHqY/v-deo.htmlsi=SkcJ7eIT7hCOfKBD
What a badass boarding training
I worked this these guys when I was in the Danish army. In Danish we say "de er sgu ikke for sjovt"... serious operators. Most of them are former special forces
2:04 the whole fields thing was a big thing in the media over here I’m not quite sure how much footage there is but it is an interesting story
You know that the Danish King (Frederik the 10th) is a fully trained Frogman, alltho retired from "Frømandkorpset" - He had the handle "Pingo" (Penguin) back when he was enrolled. Pretty amazing guy´if you think about it!
I had an interaction with these guys. But it was a long time ago in 1991. Before they got cool uniforms. And they still used MP5's back then. Situation was resolved pretty quickly (they thought we were terrorists), the older guys in the squad realised a mistake had been made, but really thankful those guys were the first ones in, as the younger of the bunch were pretty hot headed. Not sure how that would have ended if they had been leading the attack.
But I got to see some offensive (defensive?) driving and some 1991 tactics : )
so a person next to my house had a LOT of guns in his car and we and our neighbors made calls about it cause the guns were out in broad dayligt (it was automatic rifles and some handguns) and the force showed up really fast i would say like within 20 minutes, so i think its suffice to say that we do have units all over the country and most likely at 2/3 of our police stations
there is a wonderful documentary about these guys its called PIS ... its lovely the danes have such great altenatives to AA or group therapy
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BOPE, COE, Grumec, Comanf, Caatinga, BEP, COT.......... There are a couple well produced shows about them but unfortunately it's really hard to find something properly subbed
@@ianmoone6562 this one is in english and explains very well what's going on in rio
@@metromoob If you are talking about the 7 min one from BBC I've sent it on discord but there's also one from Discovery in spanish with english subs 44 mins. Maybe we get lucky with any one them
@@ianmoone6562 this one i'm talking about is from a channel called HistoryLegends he does a good job at explaning everything and even goes over some of the tactics the criminals use to fight off the police he went to rio and learned from the special units
We have a set of kinda baseline physical tests that one would need to complete to be considered for qualification. I would expect the SIU to have the same standard as the other SOF teams, being cat-5 which includes
1.8 mile run with a max time limit of 12min (faster is expected).
Multi-Stage Fitness test (Biptest) which will be a used instead of the 1.8mile run in cases of extremely bad weather. you will be running on an around 65-foot straight track back and forth at increasing speeds, to qualify at cat-5 you'll be running for around 12min and at the end reach a speed of around 8.5mph you are finished once you fail to reach the 65-foot distance in the allotted time for the 3rd time.
after this, there is the strength test which is.
split squat : 3 sets of 15 with 44lbs
Dpis on a rack : 3 sets of 5
chin-up : 3 sets of 5
and last 35 burpees in 2min
failure to complete any of the above results in immediate disqualification
**The Sirius Dog Sled Patrol** (Danish: Slædepatruljen Sirius), known informally as Siriuspatruljen (the Sirius Patrol) and formerly known as North-East Greenland Sledge Patrol and Resolute Dog Sled Patrol, is an elite Danish naval unit. It conducts long-range reconnaissance patrolling, and enforces Danish sovereignty in the Arctic wilderness of northern and eastern Greenland, an area that includes the Northeast Greenland National Park, which is the largest national park in the world. Patrolling is usually done in pairs and using dog sleds with about a dozen dogs, sometimes for four months and often without additional human contact.
The Sirius Dog Sled Patrol has the ability to engage militarily, and has done so historically. Its purpose is to maintain Danish sovereignty and police its area of responsibility. The physical and psychological demands for acceptance into the unit are exceptional.
I worked in Jameson land one winter season. Didn't see anyone, it was pretty much dark most of the time😢.
"those waves are crazy!"... those are calm waters in denmark ;)
pretty sure "calm" waters are the same wordwide
Can you do a video of Sweden or about the Scandinavian/Nordic countries. Since Sweden joined NATO
I didn't know, you could move the subtitles until now. Thanks
Have you seen pirate hunt it’s a documentary of Danish military in Africa hunting piraters
The Danish Aktionsstyrke (AKS) is the anti-terror tactical branch of Denmark's national security and intelligence service, PET. They perform a range of tasks including situations involving anti-terror actions, hostage situations and kidnappings, but are also used in connection with keeping heads of state safe in a "secret service" function. AKS train with the military's special operations Frogman corps (FKP) and the Jaeger corps (JGK). Interestingly, AKS can call on personnel from these special branches when needed, and they will then operate under the command of the AKS, (as military force cannot constitutionally, be exercised against the civilian population).
3:40 the sign says "DRILL. BE CALM (mening dont worry),we are practicing so we are ready when it counts"
The pirate hunt Danish documentary is very interesting.
Check out SIRIUS patrol. They're Danish Military on Greenland.
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remember to thank the bus driver everyone! thumbs up!
I am from Denmark and that force is called AKS. They work together with Danish intelligence, their budget is secret so that means they get everything they need, they are trained by Danish hunter force and Danish frogman, you may be able to find a little from (skydning i fields) (krudttønden) As for numbers, there is a Max 30,
Just take me for the word it’s amazing to train with and experience aks how they train.
Of course I can’t say anything regarding it as if I do I can be subject to prison sentence and so on.
Most of the operators are former military special forces. They are stage the same place, you can reach most of denmark fast in a helo
Also the Special Danish Soldiers from the Naval and ordinary Corps, The Frogmen and the Hunters. They are normally among the best ever and when joining or being compared to other similar groups they normally wins!
The Danish abbreviation of them is P.I.S. (Politiets Indsats Styrke), and "pis" in Danish means pee, so their name is laughed at here :)
damn. it's so cool to know that this video was shot just in my backyard.
5:54 Looks like it's sea state 2 at the most, now imagine doing this at 4 or 5, during a real operation and in the dark, holy cow.
Zealand is just the english Word for that Island 😅 (Sjælland) still wierd tho
I work near something we call a "rockerborg" in danish its basically this giant private building for rockers to do their own but these "PET" comes and ask me if ive seen anything at least 2 times a week
PET and these guys are two completely different things, tho?
I know from a friend that the physical, running, climbing and swimming test requirements are all confidential, as said in the documentary, the less you know about them, the better. When you join the Danish police force you can then look up the requirements.
Hope this clarifies ;)
It's pronounced North West Shaylan. (Zealand) I'm American, married to a Danish special Ops veteran.
You know, the king of Denmark (King Frederik the 10th) used to be a Frogman. Airforce and army too.
magnus midtbø actually did do this in norway
Hey guys, if you wanna know what the name is, the name is The action Force for our special police force, yeah action force or action styrke in danish
Though the exact number of how many AKS officers there are is a secret, it's fair to assume it's very low as they sometimes need to borrow people from the Danish Frogmen Corps (Our navy special forces) they do this (from my understanding) fairly often, which is also another reason they're so professionally trained.
And yes, women can join AKS. I read very briefly about this so don't take my word for it: But so far apparently only one woman has signed up
Really like the constant pausing and comments👍
welcome to the format "reaction video" which is about reacting to just about every interesting feature of the chosen subject. if you want to watch the video without the 'constant' pausing and comments, you can go check it out and talk to yourself about what you watched. have fun with that.
@@MsEngelby Thank you for woman-spĺaining. I am sure you sencerly mean good. Please understand that I have no problems with the content of the original
Denmark was the cradle of Viking's and our Frogmen is just as tough as our ancestors. I would love to see you react to our Frogmen or our Huntsmen training.
Good thing you didn't look up P.I.S. ( Politiets Indsatsstyrke :) Those guys are special! The way they set up this tv-program was a bit special. It appeared to be a real documentary. But slowly it got a bit strange. The clever guys would understand it's a comedy, but newcomers would think it's a real documentary. I approve!
P.I.S. was a docusoap, and PIS also means pee in danish so there you go :D
@@fuglsangs watch?v=Zm7nEp1bZOE a short clip, where they get hungry just before raiding a home with drug dealers.
No one sane thought PIS was real. Stop projecting please..
Du tager PIS på os...
i had a veteran buddy who said he'd talked to one of these guys and the whole time he was just bitching about the sight-over-bore on the G36s they were using at the time, apparently it made hostage scenarios harder for what seems like obvious reasons.
Many police officers, firefighters etc truly have a unique mindset. That they are willing to potentially sacrifice themselves for the good of the many. The pay is low, their shifts rotate (working day one week, then night the follwing)... And they are (unfortunately) hated by many. I take my hat off for most of these good, honest and hard working folks who are putting them selves on the line for the greater good, so the rest of us can sleep at night. It's really not a small sacrifice.
And also check out the Hunter core from denmark
I’m danish and our king is actually a frogman
I was in the Danish Navy, and we knew that those guys were gonna 'attack' the ship. We was like no they are not. And had everyman on deck. We thought they were gonna attack from the water. But after 5 hours the postal man dilevered the post. One of them was a cardboard box and when I was opened it just had a letter inside. 'this is a bomb, you are all dead we won'
Try looking up the fields shooting, where they were sent, or krudttønden (you might want to copy that directly). I know The Guardian has some articles on those episodes. Whether or not they mention the anti terror police force, I am unsure
These guys are the police. They all did ground police training before joining the AKS.... If you are looking for some danish bad ass units, look for Jægerkorpset eller Frømænd (Hunters Corps or Frogmen). These are the danish army special forces. Jægerkorpset are parashot units, where Frømænd are more like Navy Seals. Our danish King Frederik, who might look like some royal wimp, is actually a fully trained Frømand. And.... look for the Sirius Patrulje, the danish special dogsled patrole in Greenland.... they are even more bad ass.... Cheers
So they get help from from the special forces also i.e. frømands korpset and jæger korpset.
I am danish and i didn't know they even existed. Talk about discretion. Secondly i am sure they have upped their game since what happened in Utøya in Norway in 2011.
The Sejrø exercise sounded a lot like the Utøya situation.
@@peterfireflylund did they save everyone on samsø?
Danish frogmen are cool too, you should react to those if you havent already!
Just wanna say that it is indeed open to women as Denmark is pretty strict when it comes to allowing anyone regardless of gender to get into jobs like this.
But not a ton of women (compared to men) become police officers, and women don’t seem to apply for jobs like this as much as men (which is a whole can of worms we don’t need to get into), so when only 7% of applicants get accepted it does make a bit more sense.
We’ve had restrictions on a few jobs, but those have been a part of the army and have (to my knowledge) been abolished to fit with our constitution (no discrimination based on sexuality, gender, race, age, religion, etc.) this was usually smth you saw with the royal guards, a large portion of those (through the years, not so much anymore) were drafted, since only men can be drafted it made sense to keep it that way.
(The government is currently discussing expanding the draft for women) (the draft is not solely for the army either)
Denmark is a weird little country and we do have a lot of special forces compared to our size. But keep in mind that our forces serve the kingdom, and not just the country :) This means that they serve Greenland, the Faroe Islands, and ofc Denmark. So they need to be able to cover a lot of different terrain and (types of) threats.
Yessir🤙💪
My brother inlaw works in the Hunter Force and even though he doesn't tell a lot I know what they sometimes have to do. Sometimes things that are really, really dangerous. Tasks that the public never hear about. They have to know their own limits. Way back, when president Clinton visited Denmark they spend 72 hours before his arrivel in small holes around the airport. Just to make sure, that there were no suspicious activities around the airport😮
These eyebrows are on another level