Homeland Security | SRT - U.S. Elite TACTICAL Agents!

Special Response Team (SRT) is the "SWAT" (Special Weapons and Tactics) of Homeland Security Investigations. HSI currently has 17 SRTs operating in offices throughout the United States. SRTs are responsible for performing high-risk arrests and search warrants, providing VIP security details and protection, supporting rural area operations, and providing sniper coverage. SRTs are currently operating in St. Paul, Phoenix (AZ), New Orleans, Houston, New York, Dallas, Detroit, San Juan, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Boston, El Paso, Tampa, Chicago, San Diego, Miami, and Washington, D.C. SRTs are typically reserved for high-risk operations but also assist in natural disasters domestically and internationally.
If you're interested in joining an SRT, you'll first need to become an HSI agent in an office where there is an operating SRT. To become an SRT member, candidates must be physically fit and pass a fitness exam, shoot 90% or better on multiple firearm tests, and pass a series of interviews. If a candidate passes all preliminary tests and exams, they become a "Green Team" member and begin their training with an SRT. Eventually, Green Team members are required to attend the SRT certification school located in Fort Benning, Georgia. Becoming an SRT member is exclusive and difficult. Of the roughly 6,500 special agents that work for HSI in the United States, only 250 are SRT members.
SRTs within HSI often work closely with other federal and state law enforcement agencies when performing high-risk operations on a large scale. HSI SRTs train with the FBI's Hostage Rescue Team, the Army's Delta Force, and the Navy's Special Warfare Development Group (DEVGRU). Through a strategic relationship with the U.S. Department of Defense's Special Operations Command, HSI SRTs have been given access to the latest combat gear and firearms designed and designated for the U.S. Special Mission Units (SMUs) - elite special operations forces.
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[@BradyDoesntMiss]

I was here a while back, the homeland security tactical guys are hard as hell. their training is equal to military experience.

[@Greece_Mapping]

they are training?

[@keremkoc1597]

Respect from Turkey🇹🇷🇺🇸

[@MikePorras305]

Where do I apply to get this job?

[@michaelpuckett2211]

Ditto, let's go

[@Γουίλι]

👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@rhythmray7429]

I swear to God, US has way too many "Special Forces". Its internal security, not that difficult, yet we have FBI, atf, HS, Secret Service, HSc, Marshalls, Cpec etc blah blah blah

[@picolascage5270]

I tend to agree with you.... obviously we need JSOC, but we have too many militarized police agencies, and that's coming from a conservative.

[@waleedbutt3717]

Fuck all you haters God bless America

[@CanYouBlameMee]

so your still complaining that LE has top notch guys that can keep up physically with military tier 1 and 2 guys got it

[@rhythmray7429]

@@CanYouBlameMee nope. I am saying thwre are too many security forces. Bro 2 of the mentioned names are made up and you disnt even notice. See?

[@jonathanbell8887]

Why is that bad exactly? Shouldn’t the police be the best? Obviously if they go tyrannical (which they could and sometimes do) that’s not great but if they’re doing good work and catching evil people then I think they need to be the very best.