Videos tagged with Clandestine Operations

This video features Garand Thumb testing the legendary De Lisle carbine, one of the quietest firearms ever created. Developed during WWII for clandestine operations, it's chambered in .45 ACP with an integral suppressor for near-total silence. The video delves into its history, mechanics, and crucially, its actual sound on the range compared to modern suppressed rifles. It aims to determine just how effective this rare and fascinating WWII firearm is in terms of its legendary quietness.

This video showcases the Welrod pistol, a unique firearm developed by the British SOE during World War 2 for covert operations. The content focuses on taking the pistol to the range, highlighting its suppressed capabilities and historical significance as a silent assassin's weapon. The description emphasizes its role with the SOE and OSS, positioning it as a notable piece of clandestine warfare technology.

This video explores a method of using pillows to suppress or reduce the sound of gunshots. While the specific firearms and calibers are not mentioned, the core concept revolves around acoustic dampening for firearms. The title suggests a practical demonstration or explanation of this sound-mitigation technique, likely aimed at individuals interested in firearm acoustics, safety, or potentially clandestine uses.

This video features Marcus Singletary of Cloaked Entry Co., discussing the nature of dangerous adversaries and the importance of intellectual integrity when considering the consequences of actions. The description highlights his expertise in surreptitious entry methods, drawing parallels to popular video games. While no specific firearms are mentioned, the context of Special Operations and clandestine skills implies a potential relevance to tactical applications.

This episode of the Shawn Ryan Show features Andrew Bustamante, a former CIA Intelligence Officer and Air Force Combat Veteran. Part 1 of this series delves into Bustamante's recruitment into the CIA, his experiences in clandestine operations, and his insights into current global affairs. Topics include the Ukraine conflict, US foreign policy towards China and Russia, media propaganda, and the potential for escalating global conflicts. Bustamante also touches on topics like money laundering and the declining influence of the United States.

This video discusses a purported CIA operation codenamed "Eldest Son," alleging the placement of high explosives within ammunition. The title highlights elements of civilian tactical applications, freedom, and American themes. While the video content itself is not visible, the title suggests a focus on historical clandestine operations, potentially involving weaponized explosives and their implications.

This video, titled 'SEASON 1 // OPERATION 1', appears to be the opening segment of a series focused on clandestine operations. It explores the concept of a low-visibility infiltration and insertion of two operatives in a rural Midwest setting, characterized by lakes, rivers, and dense woodlands. The description poses questions about secure hiding places and places of concealment, hinting at themes of stealth, survival, and tactical planning. The inclusion of 'REDACTED x Archway Defense' suggests a professional or training-oriented group. The video aims to visualize what such an operation would entail in a specific environment and encourages viewers to 'Decipher the code.'

This video delves into the fascinating history of the OSS "Stinger" covert cigarette guns used during World War Two. It details the two distinct patterns produced, highlighting their single-shot, disposable nature and .22 Short caliber. The first pattern, manufactured by the OSS, faced issues like misfires and burst barrels. The second, improved version was produced by the Ordnance Department in 1944. While direct use documentation is scarce due to the clandestine nature of OSS operations and the fate of agents, these were intended for infiltration or partisan groups. The video thanks a collector for granting access to these unique historical firearms.

This video examines a Czech vz.27 pistol, potentially "sanitized" for covert operations during the Cold War. The description speculates that the removal of manufacturer markings was a common practice for "spook" guns used in clandestine activities. The video also includes promotional links for various firearm-related companies, offering discounts to viewers.

This video features a rare and historically significant suppressed M3 "Grease Gun" used by the OSS during World War II. The detailed examination highlights the unique two-part suppressor design utilizing wire mesh instead of traditional baffles, intended for clandestine operations. It also showcases a "Bushmaster" remote trigger mechanism, demonstrating OSS ingenuity in creating booby traps. The provenance of the M3 is exceptional, having been issued to a European resistance fighter. The video provides a fascinating glimpse into the specialized tools and tactics employed by the OSS in occupied Europe.

This video provides an in-depth look at the De Lisle Commando Carbine, a legendary suppressed firearm from WWII. The presenter details its unique construction, featuring a converted Lee Enfield Mk.III* action paired with a large baffle tube and chambered in .45 ACP. The carbine utilized modified 1911 magazines and an 8-inch barrel to fire subsonic rounds, making it exceptionally quiet and ideal for clandestine operations. The description highlights its rarity, with only 129 known production examples, primarily issued to elite units like the SOE and Royal Marine Commandos. The video also touches upon the challenges faced by YouTube gun channels regarding demonetization and encourages viewer support through Patreon.

This video offers a close-up look at the OSS "Bigot" dart-firing pistol, a unique modification of the M1911 .45 caliber pistol developed by the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) during World War II. The "Bigot" was designed for covert operations, specifically for silently neutralizing sentries. While its practical advantage over silenced pistols is questioned, the video highlights its historical significance and intriguing design as a piece of clandestine equipment.