Videos tagged with Security Team

This YouTube video focuses on new footage of Charlie Kirk's security team, as recently released on X (formerly Twitter). The description highlights Paramount Tactical Solutions, a company owned and operated by former U.S. Army Special Forces Green Beret Gary Melton. The video likely discusses or showcases aspects of the security detail's operations, potentially touching upon tactical awareness, gear, or defensive strategies, given the background of the owner and the company's focus.

This video, originally removed from YouTube, discusses allegations that Charlie Kirk's security team was involved in his assassination. The creator states they have edited out content violating YouTube's terms and uploaded the full version to Rumble. The video promises to present facts and evidence related to these claims. The creator also promotes their newsletter, courses, merchandise, and live podcast, and highlights Gary Melton's extensive Special Forces background.

This Geauga Firearms Academy video provides essential tips for establishing and operating security teams within churches and synagogues. Featuring insights from Kim and Neil, the content focuses on the practical aspects of creating a team and developing an effective security plan for houses of worship. While not a substitute for hands-on training, it offers valuable conceptual guidance for attendees and organizers seeking to enhance security measures.

This video provides a practical guide on setting up a church security team, addressing the increasing need for church safety due to rising incidents. It offers actionable steps for both small and large church security teams, emphasizing a Christ-like approach to protection. The content aims to help viewers establish a secure environment within their church community. It also promotes training services and a free guide to concealment.

This video, titled "Church Security Team Bless The Deserving," appears to be part of a series or presentation by Active Self Protection (ASP). While the title suggests a focus on church security teams and a potentially positive or approving "blessing" of their actions, the description directs viewers to various ASP resources including a home defense seminar, national conference, instructor certification program, and a tour. It also lists recommended holsters and ASP merchandise. The content likely involves discussions or demonstrations related to personal and potentially armed security in a church or similar environment, with an emphasis on self-defense and preparedness. The mention of "Attitude. Skills. Plan." is a core philosophy of ASP.

This video showcases a Close-Quarters Battle (CQB) scenario from a Point-of-View (POV) perspective, featuring a drill involving an assault team and a security team. The security team engages targets in a wood line, while the assault team enters a building to clear it, secure intelligence, and rescue a hostage. The video also promotes the creator's Patreon for gun and ammo deals, as well as class/consultation sign-ups and donation links, all under the "LocsNLoadFirearms" brand.

This YouTube video showcases a simulated hostage rescue drill, referred to as "SHORT BUS ACTUAL." The drill involves an assault team entering a building to clear it, secure intelligence, and rescue a hostage (codenamed "Geronimo"). A separate security team engages targets in a wooded area at a distance on a specific command ("T2"). The description also promotes Patreon for gun and ammo deals, firearm instruction classes, consultations, and donations, linking to various social media and donation platforms.

This YouTube video features a Close Quarters Battle (CQB) drill designated as "Short Bus Actual." The drill involves two teams: an assault team entering a building to secure intelligence (Intel) upon the command "T1," and a security team engaging targets in a wooded area at a distance on the command "T2." The description also includes promotional links for Patreon, firearms instruction, and general website access, along with donation options.

This YouTube video, part two of a "Quick Hit" series from the GUNS Magazine Podcast, features an interview with Tom McHale, Executive Editor of American Handgunner and an active member of a church security team. McHale shares practical insights on starting, selecting members for, and training a church security team. The discussion covers their operational philosophy, potential challenges, and lessons learned from experience. This episode is highly recommended for anyone considering joining or establishing a church security team.

This GUNS Magazine Podcast episode, Part I of a discussion on church security, features former LEOs Brent T. Wheat and Roy Huntington. Following a recent shooting, they address the critical topic of establishing church security teams. The podcast is available across multiple platforms including YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and Stitcher, with links provided for listeners to access the full episode and subscribe to GUNS Magazine.

This Gun Talk Radio episode from December 24, 2017, features Tom Gresham discussing the critical steps involved in establishing a church security team. He is joined by former SWAT member Pastor Mark Neely to provide expert guidance. The conversation also touches on the important question of personal responsibility: "are you going to be the good guy with a gun?" The episode emphasizes practical preparation and preparedness within a faith-based community setting.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio features Tom Gresham interviewing Pastor Mark Neely, a former SWAT member, on the crucial topic of establishing a church security team. The discussion aims to equip individuals and congregations with the knowledge and steps necessary to implement effective security measures, emphasizing the role of the 'good guy with a gun' in protecting congregants. The segment also touches on broader gun-related topics relevant to radio listeners.