Shoot to warn or shoot to kill? Non-lethal weapons training
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- High-tech and low-tech non-lethal weapons give troops options to warn or stop civilians who may or may not pose threats at vehicle checkpoints and perimeter security areas.
Troops from five nations (Austria, Belgium, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and the United States) tested non-lethal weapons in scenarios mimicking real-world perimeter security and vehicle checkpoint situations.
This exercise, called “NNTEX 16 L” for “NATO Non-Lethal Technological Exercise Land, 2016” took place during September and October 2016 in Camp Elsenborn Lager, in Belgium.
This is the second exercise of its kind (the first being a maritime-based exercise), and it involves various non-lethal weapons and devices being put through the paces by operators. It is supported by NATO’s Defence against Terrorism Programme of Work (DAT POW).
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I see you're preparing for the "I'm not sure if this is war scenario!"
Someone had fun naming that organisation...
Interesting uniform selection. Apart from Belgian army and U.S. marines, who was present?
i saw some dutch troops too but i think that was about it
I believe that none lethal weapon are good but will never replace the effectiveness of some good old lead traveling at over 2000 fps. Why give people the excuse to act stupid or violent. Our tools don't have to change people minds need to. Play stupid games win stupid prizes.
Thank you NATO I really do support you guys! I don't want my county to leave NATO.
TheAwesomeAmericanWonder Why Lithuania ?
this is the workout for the riot, I guess