Dutch Special Forces Retake Cargo Ship | April 2010 

hell yes,tube full of FluFF and MORBID detail of crime past

Found it today, been binge watching

MANGO CHUTNEY yes

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big facts just subscribed now and just binge watching all his vids!

That’s how we do it💪🏼

Dutch marines are fierce. In WW2 they were called black devils by German paratroopers.

They blew them away with that AR-15, Rick

thats the dutch they dont do the bull shit showing how mighty they am they do there job and go away

yes yes but try piloting a ship in the middle of the ocean with your entire windshield fucked up with bullet impacts, that cant be good especially in a storm

Fights in the naffy

I like the south koreans purely because they are ruthless

​@@makkapakka2098 Aussies took over from Dutch Marines on a rotation in Iraq. The Dutch had conducted aggressive patrolling and had successfully undertaken a hearts and minds op which led them to dominating the sector, seriously depleting the insurgent's influence. The Australians are good soldiers, but under the poor leadership of a wanker called Nikolic, they were forced into a safety first, absolutely no friendly casualties approach, driven by political expediency rather than military objectives. This approach ceded power back to the insurgents, to the extent that the terrorists had resumed business as usual by the time the Australians up and left. This was a stain on the ADF who up till that point had served with great distinction. The Dutch Marines were widely admired and respected by the Australians, who normally considered most European continental forces (a lot of them conscript based) to be vastly inferior in training, capability and fighting spirit compared to the various forces of the Anglosphere. The Dutch Marines are top notch make no mistake.

@@makkapakka2098 100% agree pal.

@@SalahEddineAyubi Salah, Moroccan and Indian SF - where are the runs on the board? Where are the heroes of Morocco disrupting Islamists across North Africa and the Middle East? In the garrison that's where. If the Indian Army fires an artillery round the whole of the Indian twittersphere erupts like they won WW2, so I doubt the Indian SF have done much in Kashmir of note.

Are you aware that somali pirates often attack ships with the express goal of surrendering so they can go to trial in Europe?

Why wouldn't they? Sure, they outnumbered the boarding party and could have tried to bring down the helicopter, but what would that have accomplished? Dead marines? Maybe, but after regrouping western forces would strike back with fury and not a single one of those pirates would have left that ship alive. Why do that when you can get a nice prison cell in Germany and an asylum when you are freed after a few years?

i mean think about it. youre living in a country and are amoung the poorest in an already poor country, some dude says "hey you wanna make some money?" and hands you an rpg and you hop on his ship, get on another ship and within the next couple ours essentially super soldiers board the ship. like damn shits crazy when you put themselves in their shoes. i mean most of the early somali pirates were just fisherman who found a better way to make money.

That's why the penalty for piracy should simply be death. As it was in the old days, when we knew how to handle predators like this. We have gotten too soft.

Duuuh, resisting would be suicide, they are not jihadis

There aint any

@@talotalo1192 there are a lot more then you think

@@talotalo1192 lmao

Lol.. Theres lots more.

yeah, maybe the train- and schoolhijackings in the 70's.

The dutch are part of Nato and are historically huge believers in peace keeping. Preferring peaceful coexistence (since this betters both parties). And yes it is rather fun to see :)

Redisia and EU

Taipan is not the capital of Taiwan, that's Taipei. A Taipan is a sea snake.

Funny enough, taipan actually means "boss" in hong kong, although it has fallen out of use since the 80s I think

Thanks haha!

I love watching Somali’s getting brasses up.

I have some cam footage of my helmet in action.

I like it myself except for smiley pirates ; )

Waar werden deze twee dan door elkaar gehaald als ik vragen mag? (oprechte vraag overigens, ik heb het zelf niet opgemerkt)

Holland is incorrect, this refers to the provinces north and south holland and not the country it self.

@@gnoomman zoals met meeste van onze problemen waren het de Engelse ze dachten origineel dat Nederland deel uit maakte van Duitsland en noemde ons allemaal de Deutch hoewel ze voor de Duits over zijn gestapt naar Germans van Germanic(germaans). maar voor redenen die ik ziet begrijp waarschijnlijk omdat dde Engelse de tering aan ons hadden bleven ze deutch/dutch gebruiken

@@enigma5714 ja, ik ken het verhaal. Het ging mij er meer om dat er in de video geen enkele keer Nederland wordt gezegd waar men Duitsland bedoelt en vice versa.

@@bigcheeseroll284 You are correct, Holland is indeed a reference to the original 'count ship' named Holland and later reference to the provinces 'North- and South Holland' though if you make the mistake it is not frowned upon. :) It is more trivia.

How is this event called

@@mcj2219 1977 Dutch train hostage crisis (EN) / Treinkaping bij De Punt 1977 (NL)

@Nighthawk Dutch chameleon my basisschool (kindergarten) from when i was about 6-7 teacher was a marine in that incident. All I know is his first name "Niels" and he had mentioned that he was there while doing his history lesson. Fun man that loved nature and always had fun things in class.

The funny part is that the SBS (The Britsh Maritime Special forces) trained the NLMARSOF (The Dutch Maritime Special forces). A few honderd years they were bitter enemies and they made there marines to combat each better on the sea so it quiet funny how time changed from bitter rivals to training the next gen of Maritime SF

@@ghostsdragon9222 Bitter rivals bit also great allies. The Dutch and English marines together took Gibraltar for example. The Dutch and Brits have together fought a lot of Battles against the French and Spaniards

This really old, it's been around for ages. Seen it like 5 times already

Shame they didn’t execute them.

It were the dutch marines not dsi.

But yea they are good

When did that happen?

@Light Head i can't find the news about it mate, can you please send me the link?

@@creepydutchman 1629, google Batavia mutiny.

I think he was a bit upset by the mutiny

Exactly. There are 10 of you, you have 5 AKs, two handguns and two RPGs. You're wearing flipflops and a pair of swimming shorts. They're dropping down a strike team from a helicopter while it's shooting up the bridge with a machine gun... What else would you do?

@@MorpH2k I can't even imagine the fear they had 🤣

Didn't want to star as the target in another controversial music video / weapons demonstration!!

4 million russian soldiers surrendered ww2.

I know right😂

Zerg with his revolver and reload 😂

More than likely, either climb down like we al do as a kid or they used the same rope they used for the fast roping. Thats my guess

I would suggest using a couple Q ships. Dangle a juicy worm, then take them out.

@SmithandJones256 Yeah, the private guys don't have to answer to a national military who'd be put under scrutiny for no questions asked shoot to kill.

Those pirates have nothing to lose, since big corporations emptied their fishing waters and they are dead poor. Give them a future and they will be afraid to lose it.

@SmithandJones256 invest in Somalia. Hire the locals.

Oh yea? If that worked than there would be no piracy. They’re motivated by desperation. Somali is one of the poorest countries. I’m not defending them, but if you had nothing, no money, food, no job market, youd get creative in how to survive as well. If you wanna end piracy than support charities or organizations, or even foreign aid $ to help them set up infrastructure so they can survive a legal way. Killing people almost always makes the situation worse. Plus they would be dead, they won’t know they’re dead, so not much of a punishment. It only punishes those who loved them.

Ze worden toch lekker vrijgelaten in europa nadat ze 2 jaar in de bak hebben gezeten en kunnen dan lekker uitkerinkjes trekken..

That would be a war crime.

@@konata736 pretty sure it wouldn't be. They aren't military personnel at war. They are pirates. A captain of a ship still has tremendous rights under law on the open seas. I will have to look it up and see what laws use to permit and if they have changed.

@@jdenmark1287 war crimes apply to anyone alive in the world, not just active military personnel. You can't kill someone who surrenders without breaking a war crime. Even then it ignores the ethical questions such as what leads these people to become pirates to begin with, as many can be seen as being forced into it by local warlords as slave soldiers.

@@konata736 War crimes may only be committed during an armed conflict, whereas crimes against humanity can be committed both in times of war and of peace. ... A crime against humanity must be committed as part of a widespread or systematic attack upon a civilian population; there is no such requirement for a war crime. War Crimes and Crimes against Humanity - Oxford ScholarshipThis article seems to explain it best. www.wsj.com/articles/SB122757123487054681 So technically not a war crime, and there are many, somewhat conflicting reasons (most countries have some rule or go by the UN one against it, which the US didn't sign on to) as to why people have agreed not to hang them. Anyway, security forces certainly have the right to use overwhelming force. And a civilian could certainly be justified in doing so (not the hanging part, but justified homicide). Now as for the ethics part of it. When one human takes up arms against another, for the sole purpose of depriving them of liberty, possessions or life, the victim of the act doesn't need to consider the reason for the act, as the perpetrator, even if they are being coerced in someway, has at least made a decision to value their own lives, or someone else life over the victims. At which point any extenuating circumstances go out the window. And finally, if one does decide to take matters into their own hands, if they do so in international waters, it is highly dubious that they would face any charges. scholar.smu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=3534&context=jalc The laws of the ocean are murky waters. Cheers

@@jdenmark1287 the thing is if they started doing that then pirates would just go kamikaze on the ships instead of surrendering. This would likely result in more casualties

any link? interested in the story

Yes, I’ve seen it in the news

The Dutch and danish have a really long relationship, hundreds of years. We used to be important trading partners in the 17th century, they supplied a lot of our grain and wood for ships. In turn we helped them a lot fighting the Swedish in the northern wars.

The fast rope jump from the helicopter was dropped, so the helicopter could go to the other side of the ship as soon as possible. I think the marines used this rope to climb down from the containers, but this isn't confirmed anywhere. Or maybe they used a ladder that they brought.

but he looks epic!

@koen warmerdam I already thought to be the only one that noticed this.. although it's just a minor thing, he's a Special Police Force officer, not a MARINE

That's not how they operate

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