How To: Private Security Contractor, Mr. Tambone CEO Bone Tactical
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
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How to become a private security contractor, and how to do what Mr. Bone does! Although Greg Tambone is much more than just a PSC, he explains here the easiest way to get into this line of work. Private military operators vary greatly in skills, tradecraft, and responsibilities, but Mr. Tambone breaks it all down for you here. If you want to be a badass, here's some tips that will help get you on your way!
It is a good ole boys club. Short and simple.
I had zero combat, military, law enforcement experience and I got a job. My best friend was an EOD guy in the Army who got injured and needed help. He was a disabled vet, had numerous friends in the contracting industry, and he was able to get his own contracts because of these things.
He knew that I had no combat experience, but he also knew that I can shoot, plug a wound, work under stress, and he knew that he can depend on me when all else fails.
He somehow got a contract working in West Africa so he assembled a “high speed, low drag” team of tough guys (ie his drinking buddies; some marines, one was a former green beret, another was a cop, a few army infantry guys, a fellow eod tech, and 3 nobodies like myself = 13 guys total).
It was simple stuff. No benefits, no parades, no real support from the Malian government or UN, and it didn’t pay well. It was one of the more sketchy and lower paying contracts, so all the cool groups didn’t want to waste their time with it.
It was incredibly boring, but also one of the best times in my life. I got numerous contacts from working alongside others in the know and learned quite a bit about private contracting life.
It also showed me that you don’t need military experience to do it, it is just the type of job that needs people with a soldier’s mindset, so all of the best applicants will have military experience on their resume. If you’re like me and couldn’t joint the military, but know some vets, then you’re likely in luck
Thanks for your feedback and support
Damn
@Admirable lmao what?
So basically your buddy had his own boutique contracting company?
At least he works out.@RickKnite
So in other worlds if your not in my circle or friends circle I wont work with you.
Makes sense to me.
Jordan Yang what worlds 😨
As somine in a similar industry yes. In group preference and networking it's key in alot of these industries
It's more than just friends. It's a formed brotherhood. Apparently, even if I explained in greater detail, you still wouldn't understand.
Good Jordan, glad I’m not the only one that heard that. :-/
Vegas has a huge private security industry. The MGM started a private SWAT team after the October 1st massacre. The recreational marijuana business also has ramped up its security hiring due to the legalization of marijuana and the cash that gets transported. Hotels hire tons of security here. From traditional security to plain clothes to active shooter response to everything in between.
You do need skills and a clean record though. Lots of veterans are getting in easily though. Also former police.
Well, it's not so private now, is it?
@@dontsettlefor500mill you're confused on the term "private". I do private business consultation, but it's public knowledge I do it for a living. Private meaning you're hired internally by a company to be their personal security.
you have any recommendation for Vegas, as in security hiring, if you have military experience?
@@Bugalla the billion dollar casinos love to hire veterans with special skills and experience. Wynn resorts hired a bunch of Navy Seals for VIP protection. MGM hired a bunch of vets and retired cops after the October 1st massacre. Nevada ranked in 1 billion dollars in marijuana taxes...so a handful of armored transport companies have ramped up contracts to move billions in cash. I dont know the names of the companies but there are alot in Vegas. Then there is the test site aka area 51. They hire private security contractors to protect the uh....alien tech....I mean stealth aircraft lol.
Any companies in Vegas u can point me to for a little research?
"I'm not into Private Security... I've got a very different set of skills"
"Offroad, Survival skills..."
Just say it dude, you're a fucking hit man
perhaps ..
Sounds maybe more like a human/drug trafficker. Whatever it is, he’s definitely not doing legitimate legal business lmao
“Easy way in” is go into special warfare!? 😂😂
Yeah, getting into the military and joining the Navy SEALs or Pararescue is the, "easy" way.
@Soldier Boi Lower barrier to entry....The 75th Ranger Regiment, are you fucking kidding me asshole?
@Soldier Boi You know how i know you were a big army clown shoe wearing wannabe (other than your name) its the comment you just made, Go fuck yourself. You should know that you're "that guy" now.
@@Glace1221 do yourself a favor, dont listen to this Soldier Boi fucking clown.
@@Shawn-fd4nc lower barrier entry as a Ranger that's a new one for. That not easy or lower barrier by far
My god man, what did you use to record this video? The camera quality is just crispy as hell.
Dont answer he wants to track you
GoPro
Hahaha thats called reverse psychology. 🤙🧠🧠
No joke Shoota
It's a top secret surveillance camera
"What I do is basically, um, I have a skillset, and my skillset is available for hire"
In movies, this means "I'm a secret squirrel badass who kills people for money". In real life, it means "the little I actually do is so boring and unimpressive that it's a lot cooler if I say nothing about it and leave it up to your imagination". I imagine you are basically Paul Blart with nicer gear.
edf203 how wonderfully ignorant you are young man 🎉
The fact that he shares any of his life publicly is huge. I don't share any thing to the level than he does. It takes a lot of courage to do that and it's completely understandable either for legal or just personal reasons not to say more. So thank you for your videos and keep up the good work bone.
It just depends on the area you are working. In South America, it's not like a suicide wish, but still pretty dangerous if you are doing that work. 90% of the time you won't have excitement, but the stuff that does happen is enough to rob your sleep forever. Doing this the private route in an actual war zone is what guys do when they don't want to come back home again.
1 year armed security = security guard in no combat zone
4 years LEO/military = combat/ basic psd
Working for Allied universal equal 20 year combat experience
Another way is becoming a paramedic or have a medic background.
Chris Robbins with being a paramedic, and having all the contractor courses from academi you could get a job as a contractor?
@@Cody2nd yes sir, you can. You don't have to have contractor training first in order to get the gig. Once you're hired by a contractor for the gig, then you will take the contractor courses before deployment.
The easiest way for a medic to get an overseas contract is to get a few years medic experience and during that time take up necessary courses that will put your resume' at the top of the candidate list so you can get a call for a gig.
This is what I did, which is the easiest way to do it: got my paramedic license, during my 2 years working as a medic, I did volunteer security on the side once a week. I took a two day tactical combat casualty care (TCCC) course. I went to washington DC and obtained a special police officer license, which is like a two week course. So, I have tactical medicine, security work and law enforcement certified. Could have done it all in one year if I would have had my ducks in a row early on.
You'd likely get a call or email pretty quick with these creds.
I served in the air force as well as a private anti-poaching unit in south Africa. More recently, I served alongside the 92nd brigade in the trenches of eastern Ukraine. Additionally, I did firefighting for a couple years and just got my EMT. Hoping to break into the private security world with the skills/experience I've gathered over the years.
I would personally recommend not telling people that you were in the Air Force. Leading with that in my humble opinion, could pretty much close the door for any serious contracting role.
Step 1: enlist as an 11b in the Army
Step 2: Pass RASP and go to batt
Step 3: Walk the long walk and go to CAG, complete OTS, then operate
Step 4: ETS and profit
I served 8 years 4 army and 4 in the navy. Was 11b in the army and a boatwains mate in the navy. What companies can you point me in the direction of .
My main man Bone . I wish I jumped on that ship before I re enlisted. Had a chance met a recruiter for a top security firm working Iraq at the time . I passed and signed up for 4 more years with army and got hurt and that’s it career over what a shame thought I made the rite decision but I’ll never know. Stay safe bro and watch your 6
Edward Chubbick everything happens for a reason brotha! Thanks for your service 🤙🏼
Same here. Had to swallow the MEB pill little after re enlisting lol
@@eugenebach5421 What's meb pill?
3:49 that's what he wants us to think
Three years law enforcement, and two years of fire service. Depends on the company/client needs, but it was easy for me with my experience. Of course most do prefer military backgrounds.
I’ve got 3 years LEO and 5 years fire service, who did you apply with if you don’t mind me asking. I’m looking to get into this line of work, but having a hard time finding a job.
@@keenandillard5006 Gardawold security services. Armed contracts with several hospital settings state side. Their federal services have contracts overseas in Middle East and Africa. Personal security details and security of government buildings of US or friendly allies.
@@blitzkrieg459 thanks brother, I appreciate it!
@@keenandillard5006 if you’re looking for over seas work, be sure to have your passport ready, and be up to date on shots, also must be able to obtain a secret level security clearance. I would recommend you put your medical credentials in there, since we do have emt/medics that are part of a security detail. OCONUS positions in the usual hotspots are highly competitive positions, so don’t be surprised if they don’t pick you the first time. Of course if you really want to get in. In my area, which is Tennesse, A big contractor known as constellis has some jobs around here, but all I can say is that they are highly sensitive government sites. Although you probably can take a good guess.
So does that mean I got the job?!
Prior spec ops guy w 2 deployments and combat exp… where are the good paying jobs? Prob have to start my own company specializing in school security the way this climate is.
Inspirational video. It resonated with me. I followed a similar philosophy. Never get comfortable with accepting "no" for an answer. Think outside the box. Good video.
I can tell your a deep thinker. I like that. I am too. Daydream often and think often and dwell. I already knew what was going on with you man and this explains it.
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South Africa needs psd and ppl with a skill set to teach these farmers Mabey that's a start to anyone who wants to start somewhere..
Those farmers are gonna be farmless..
@dbpheds, you forgot to put, again, at the end of that sentence.
Yes those racist POS taking there lands. Someone needs to while that racist govt. Off the map. Dirty bastards
Fuck those farmers... The land isn't there's... It belongs to the people of Africa 👊🏿
@asdf yaqwsx Yep, it is the same story everywhere. Whites built Australia, North America and parts of south America. But lets just all pretend that none of those countries where developed by us.
Blackwater still around different name
If you mean by still around, a completely different company with no one from the original company with a completely different way of doing things yeah they're still around.
Blackerwater
@@chrissotelo3027 actually it is Academi at the moment
@@aconcernedcitizen5852 I don't need to look it up because you just told me
@@aconcernedcitizen5852 why would you
I can tell you are serious, organized, professional. Your demeanor is on point, and it takes skill and bravery, and theres no easy ways, it's hard work, achieving ultimate confidence, attacking, engaging, interacting, enduring, overcoming, and maintaining the utmost level of... wait, what do you do?
hahaha
Research him
@@brendavilla9010 What you find out?
Hell half of this info holds true in any field. I own a swimming pool service company. I only take customers that are referrals. I never advertise. There is more accountability that way, less chance of getting ripped off. Also with employees, I will only hire people that are referred by other pool companies. When you advertise for help and clients, you end up with; the riff raff looking for the "hook up", or employees that want to do as little work for as much money as possible. I get payed per job, so I pay employees per job, not per hour, that way employees can do more work and make more money.
Tim the pool man thanks for the feedback
@@BoneTactical you have some of the most raw, real life content on RUclips. Keep it up brother 💪
Tim the pool man thanks man means a lot!!
My other comment would be why all the haters out there?
Really if Greg is who he says he is or if he is not does not affect the day and life of you. In life you get what you give. So peace to all you haters. And may your heart be filled with love and the sun shines her energy on your face. Peace out
How about ninjas are you hiring ninjas?
Only if you're also a lepricaun
Bill Harvey ,😄wtf
@@BoneTactical that's funny because I am Irish and have many 'ninja' skills that include but are not limited to: no spin style knife throwing accurate up to 10 yards (self taught mostly on handmade 8-12 inch throwing nails), long distance ultra running and mountain ascent races, zazen mediation (sitting in one spot motionless for hours), many martial arts (can fight with a shillelagh for the leprechauns but I learned with a jo staff!), cold and heat resistance training, kendo and staff fighting, extreme flexibility and nunchaku skills that you have to see to believe! And of course, I can fire a gun! Available every day but St. Patrick's day.
@@BoneTactical I'm your guy
@Ocean O’irishman
Which branch trained you?
If the answer is none then it might make sense to bring you in for entertainment for a day but to offer you a job without military experience of some sort would be irresponsible, dangerous and somewhat irrational
you dont need military in your background. My friends dad was in a contracting company and was taking a bunch of us right out of high school. He trained me and others then i went into a program for more training. then i went on contract for that company.
Jason Myers 👊🏼💪🏼🤙🏼 www.bonetactical.com/greg-tambone-bio.html
@Jza Genius i dont work for the CIA, and i didnt back in the day. Not all contracting companies work for the CIA.
like he said, its all really in who you know. Networking and contacts like many many jobs out there of all types.
@@sodalines wanna help a brother out? haha
Jason Myers was that construction?
Thanks, solid advice
You bet!
He is definitely a Hitman
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It’s not so simple gents I did 4 years in the infantry deployed, though not to a combat zone.. honorable discharge as well. When I got out I did 1 whole year of a 60k contract In Afghanistan as an armed guard (static security) in hopes of getting myself qualified for a PSS (WPS) contract. But my time in a combat zone apparently didn’t count. At the end of the day you only get some of these jobs only if you see combat in the military which means if your intentions of joining the military is to become a contractor I’m just here to let you know it might not work out. I hope this helps anyone out there trying!
Yes we discussed in the video thanks for watching
You never actually say what it is you do...
He probably does a whole bunch of different stuff that varies from month to month if I were to guess
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I don't think he does much. I don't even think he has any military experience. There's no information on his background except that the government allegedly tried to kill him.🙄
@@irunwiththedead9777 This. I think this guy plays too many video games, but it's amusing to watch his videos.
I think he just makes youtube videos. Hes got a new one like every day. What kind of workin man has time for that?
Good video brother. But, im unclear on what exactly you do.
Very surprising you haven’t heard of bone tactical… but you’re in for a treat!
@@BoneTactical I have, Im just not sure exactly what kind of contracting you do.
I thought about doing some when I got out of the Marine Corps back in 2009.
FYI....funny thing is my birthday is Dec 30th, 1986.
btw.....i was lookn at your shop a few days ago. I do some work that might be helpful to you. I will shoot you a message about it.
I'd like to apprentice with this Mr bone that'd be cool learning from this guy I don't really care if I have to drop everything
people dont realize that being a PMC sucks. its not what most people think it is. The turn over rate is pretty high and hardly anyone ever makes it a career.
This is really inspirational thanks for this video not just about private security but bettering yourself.
JJO117 thanks for watching
Just seeing this now. Started my own LLC 5 months ago so we'll see where it goes.
Damn Bone, that was bad ass. I think its cool your doing what your doing, despite all the doubt people told you.
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Watched this video a while ago, came back to it because I'm researching how to get into private security and stuff like that for a friend who cut his internet too soon before a deployment.
I'm commenting to say that, by name, Blackwater no longer exists. It's currently called Academi, after it was bought out by a few wealthy investors (and after some of their guys sorta maybe did indeed possibly accidentally probably on purpose kinda fired upon and torched a civilian vehicle oops)
GadzWolf 11 👍🏻
Search up silent proffesionals and go on the website its blackwater but just not official if that makes sense
What would you recommend for, say, former usmc jtac radio tech with exceptional firearms proficiency and a love for being on ship. Never got the chance to deploy but feel like Maritime security is a perfect niche.
Maybe USPS. Work your way up to mail carrier. Should have an advantage getting into a good gov job like that.
@@BoneTactical 😂
Easiest way in is the same in every job/career. Who you know. Now military combat skills and training are important and you don’t have to shell out of pocket like private training courses. But you meet a lot of people during private training courses and someone may have a lead for you. On a different subject I’ve seen some disrespectful comments on Army Rangers in this thread. Rangers are some of the smartest most capable warriors the world has ever seen. They have my respect 100%. All the special forces guys do. In fact anyone who volunteers during wartime or were drafted years ago deserves and have earned my respect. You don’t have to agree with politicians but soldiers follow orders unless they are unjust and go against the Constitution. They are the reason we don’t get invaded. Much respect! I meant to respond to a different comment not start a thread. Just wanted to clarify.
No military go to a highly credible school there are different aspects to private security, network and build ur resume
Thank you for your feedback and support
Thanks for the advice. I'll make it happen!
This is almost the exact story for government contracting in general. I have a company Asteres Technologies, we are an R&D firm with a focus on AI, Space, and Autonomous vehicle design. There is this veil of "fair open competition" with government contracting, but it is actually a giant bro network of favors and "oh talk to this guy". But we did the same thing, just put ourselves out there and did it. I will say though, make sure you have a shit load of savings, like two years of rent. It can take that long before you have a steady stream of income.
Great vid! I can say this applies to any successful entrepreneur. Find your “Niche” is exactly right. Keep slaying 👊🏼
I usually travel there as a tourist, hang out, see the sites, read the paper job section. And walk in. But I’m 65, lol
Is there a required kill-count I need to have before you will hire me?
James Burrus 😂
@@BoneTactical I ain't never been in the military but I'm real good on the xbox
He's right about having a skill set. I was known as the guy that can drive anything, fly just about everything and able to fix stuff with nothing. I didn't have military experience but had friends from the military who opened doors for me and the rest is history. Even after having kids and hanging things up for the most part. I still get offered jobs.
One thing that might sound obvious is knowing how to work in a 3rd world shit hole. I've seen plenty of ex military guys choke because they couldn't adapt to foreign equipment. So experience helps and there's jobs that aren't security that can also open doors but you need to think outside the box and get boots on the ground.
Mindset is a skill set.
SouthJerseySound I get the drive everything but where did you learn how to fly everything?
@@roninkhan9669 long story but my grandfather was a pilot in ww2 and after bought surplus planes and had a crop dusting business. My dad was a helo pilot in Vietnam and then did dusting too. So I started flying at a very young age and at one point was going to go for a record as the youngest pilot. I was flying solo by 12.But right before I could the faa added age restrictions to the private pilots license because of some crashes. Still I was able to solo so I racked up hours flying everything I could including a NA T6,Piper Pawnee and maule m4 etc before my 16th birthday. I was disappointed that I couldn't test out so I also spent time in our Bell 47 because there were some records I could go for with a helicopter under the new regulations. But funding fell through (wasn't rich) and I met a girl lol. After this I sprayed for a while, went for my ATP,flew in Alaska then regionals before realizing the airlines weren't for me(didn't take long lol). So I did some survey work before getting on with a film company that eventually turned into flying for a private security firm.
It's crazy how it worked out but I've always been a adrenaline junky and do everything 200% although right now I'm looking to go back to aerial spraying. Unless something cooler comes up that the wife agrees too lol.
One question off topic... Why they dont wear masks? I mean its safer i dont want some moron to know who I am... Even if I get in this job could I wear some mask? I would always want to stay private.
SouthJerseySound That’s awesome! Not many people with a skillset like yours.
so what if someone has another valuable skill other than combat training? examples such as a paramedic or nurse or police do they have a chance getting into it or is military really the only way?
Nicolas Fuller I discuss that in the video
Coming from a family that has been in the Army for five generations and after getting out I have found one truth. Some people were just not for civilian life or working a purely civilian profession. At almost fifty years of age in great health its either move to Thailand or become a PSC. Hard choice.
ruckerrc 👊🏼💪🏼🤙🏼 www.bonetactical.com/greg-tambone-bio.html
What happened in 2015 with the shooting??!
Check out “The Greg Tambone Story” on Apple TV
Have a legit career in either military or law enforcment. I contracted for 8 years. It was easy 10/15 years ago. And yes you are correct you are not a typical contractor. You got a lucky gigg. But getting a decent contract this day and age is harder than it ever has been. BUT with the United states pulling out of the middle east jobs are gonna open up. This video is spot on. Figured you would have to make this video eventually. I also get asked often how can I get in. They never like the answer
They want to just get a plane ticket and go be rambo.. sorry it's not like that. Its meeting the right people during your career in LEO or military.
It's like 10 guys go swimming.. 10 of them drown. Ome of them gets resuscitated then drowns again. That's your odds lol
Breeze Mccaig I wouldn’t call it luck! Thanks for the feedback. www.bonetactical.com/greg-tambone-bio.html
i used to do a little private security and i was found at a night club when i was working as a bouncer and how you look plays a big part
If you are you wanting to get into this line, I recommend getting a hsem degree along with prior military service. It will get you a lot better pay.
Thank you for your feedback and support
So question, what if you have over a decade of martial arts and hunting and tracking? Does the skill set demand military experience or does it require a lot of experience in survival and team based operations? Sorry for the likely easily answered questions sir.
TheBenvelope no problem. Starting off at the bottom doing some kind of base level security work in the US you don’t need much experience or certs. That said your hobbies that you listed aren’t worth putting on a resume. Hobbies don’t help you land jobs 🤙🏼
It's as Mr. Bone said. Joining the military is the best way, followed by law enforcement, if you want to do private contract work and don't think you can hack it serving your country (it's easy man, just join the coast guard and apply for a VBSS team). Being a regular security guard with no military/law experience is the long hard road to get into the business if you can't somehow hustle and start your own company.
I used to protec marines as they drove around Afghanistan with nothing but a bow and arrow those days are no more sadly... I now home rescue bears that have been victims to domestic violence and drug abuse would never change it
Can you do it without the federal government knowing or can you not?
I have no such limitations
2 years late but the point of this video was?..
If you have to ask the point of a video in which thousands of other people watching said video have found to be extremely helpful… you most definitely have no hope of receiving a response in the comment section that you will understand. I recommend watching in half speed under the video settings and taking notes, maybe watching several times. Thank you.
Kind of a random question but what kind of food do you like to eat whether you are going " grey man" or if its just a regular day?
Strottarga Bianco caviar
You never said exactly what u do! What does a day in the life of your duty consist of?
Russell Salinas www.bonetactical.com/greg-tambone-bio.html
Hello, is there a difference between Private Security Contractor and Private Military Contractor?...thank you so much
Luz Cabida nomenclature
You have PMC companies that put trainees through a 16 day course in eastern block country's. No military experience. Black water is still operational but different name.
“Make it happen” you got it boss
can anyone name a few good private military companies
Well said
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Do you follow the OODA loop protocols, if not what or how do you feel about such subject matter?
Esoteric Fitness Jedi have no need for such teachings, at this level that should be second nature.
@@BoneTactical hummm, Ok!
The last video I saw from you was about what weapons were legal for a convicted felon. And you stated that you were from the age of 18. If this is so how did you get military training or the required training to make yourself legitimate? Also the thumbnail shows you holding an AR15. Its illegal to even touch a firearm like that let alone shoot it. Can you explain this???
Maybe it's not illegal for him to possess or use those weapons in certain other countries, or maybe if it is, the laws aren't strictly enforced, at least not against private security contractors.
@@brucetalley3798 I'm not to worried about other countries. In the US where I'm sure most of his videos are made it's very illegal. Like prison illegal.
OMG! This comment has been answered on a couple dozen videos. It almost needs to be added as a FAQ at the top. Durps! He is out of country and out of Jurisdiction of the US. If he was in the US, yes, he would be outside of the Law and potentially in trouble.
Not every video is outside the country. Watch more vids, pay close attention.
@@davemaximillion5501 I've seen the one where he is on a 4 Wheel 4 Seat Rec Vehicle in Arizona, Nevada, or New Mexico but I didn't see any guns in that one. Looked like he was taking a break from overseas. Plenty of Felons do own guns and they are taking a gamble of getting caught at any given time. He seems the type to roll the dice. Look at his Operation, getting shot at all the time.
Wish I could skip the military cause the driving force behind the military industrial complex is definitely against my morals.
Thank you for sharing
Thank you for your inspirational talk
Your welcome
I feel unique, because I haven't at all wonder what you do, until now.
ECO dom www.bonetactical.com/greg-tambone-bio.html
To all pissed at him for saying no to you, ive been an armed security contractor for coming up on 3 years and i still dont have tons of contracts and contacts. It is very difficult to get going. Start small and do whatever it takes. Even with no military experience like me i made a habit of showing up to jobs 30 minutes early and traveling however far necessary. Need me to drive 18 hours for a week long contract and id have to leave in 4 hours? Done. Need me to work 30 hours with no breaks? Done. This is not a job for the weak of heart and it is not a job where you will get anywhere real fast but it will take you places over time. Also dont forget your friend group is the best place to start. If you have no friends in this line of work, youll never see a day in this line of work.
Colton Dillon www.bonetactical.com/greg-tambone-bio.html
There is a company called torres incorporated they do contracts to Europe every March. Once my national guard contract ends I'm going with them. All you gotta do is pass a pt test and get your medical stuff up to date and a few other things but they have free housing and free food a 24 hour px etc. it's not the best pay but it gets your foot in the door
free food is seriously one of the benefits on your list when weighing the options on if you should go into becoming a random oversees contracted assassin?!
The “easy” way to get into private security. .. “hey just join a special operations unit” … riiight
The easiest way. Because “easy” is relative.
Thanks for your opinion im doing some like that a private security company and i am rebuild myself in new certifications and experience the work. Im not military i was AFROTC when university. Im Criminalist with a MA. In my state its verry politized that area of job so im build ing my on company. Thanks again for your wisdom.
I have life experiences that have sharpened senses I didn't know I had. Mainly from being around bad people in Eastern Europe. Now I just rather work in an Ammo factory in the Czech Republic and stay out of trouble.
Matt Lord 👊🏻💪🏻🤙🏼 www.bonetactical.com/greg-tambone-bio.html
I’m in the marines as a mp and want to work towards pmc any advice of what I should learn now to increase my odds
Anyway you can develop contacts and experience will help you but this video is literally all of the answers to your questions as well thanks for watching good luck
Your message speaks volumes and encompasses many ideas.
“I’m the only one who does what I do” “don’t do what I do” “go chase your dreams” what does he want me to do😭
Chase tour dreams young man, follow the path God has laid out for your life, and take the leap of faith!
Bone Tactical I’m trying to figure our what his plan for me is... it’s tough sometimes
Spencer Hall stay prayed up and read the Bible. Do the right thing and he’ll open the door and show you the path
@Bone Tactical I got a question. What's your military or law enforcement background?
IRunWithTheDead ! Most who have any affiliation with the tactical community know some of my background But there’s no way I could list my resume in the comment section of RUclips sir. Luckily there are plenty of videos and articles here and all across the Internet documenting my many previous employers and endeavors
@@BoneTactical Why can't you answer a simple question? Any combat vet would be able to answer my question. All I want to know is what branch, unit and time did you serve in the military? What was your MOS? What police departments did you train? What people should I be able to contact to check your background? These are all very simple questions that a veteran should be able to answer quickly.🤔
IRunWithTheDead ! Bone Tactical is an international security contracting and consulting organization sir. Bone Tactical LLC is a US based company providing the worlds most effective edged weapons, self-defense tools, and NPE gear. You’re asking an entity for individual credentials, sorry for your confusion hope we cleared this up for you.
@@BoneTactical Bone Tactical is ran by Greg Tambone, right? It says on your website that it's a "veteran owned business." So what's Mr. Tambone's military background? What other veterans are part of the company?....
IRunWithTheDead ! Yes Greg Tambone is the CEO and founder. No it doesn’t say on the website anything about being veteran owned. Never has, never will. For PERSEC and OPSEC we don’t share the personal info of our employees. You are trolling sir. That’s not accepted here. You are welcome to share your opinion but false information, trolling, and personal vendettas will get you blocked from the channel. Thanks.
If you choose to not join the military how would you go about getting in to this line of work?
Thomas Mcmullen as outlined in video. Thanks 🤙🏻
My grandfather was in the 4th sop squadron.
I guess my question is if you have a skill set that includes being comfortable in an “off-road” environment, why are you that close to a highway?🤷♂️
You think this video was shot close to the highway because you heard one of our RZRs in the background? 🤦🏻♂️😭private security is not for you friend. Don’t quit your day job!
Over seas contracting is a good resource for those wanting info on RUclips
Correction...Overseas contracting academy
I agree and sound advice, i got into it by working my way up by getting experience working as a armed security guard and surveillance for an private investigator who ended up paying for my education in executive protection and convy security by sending me to a bodyguard school. A few years later i have other skills i can muster, im patient and im good at observing, i can skip trace and i gotten dam good at placing gps devices under the carriage of any vehicle I learned that theres more to life then looking cool as a EP/PSD operator or being badass with techniques that special ops use. Medical gives me more enjoyment these days, gives me purpose in life. Security is second nature with an humbling appreciation i have
@@ThatGuy-sc5rx check out esi Ltd, i graduated from that bodyguard school. They even have ESI protective services. If law enforcement or military route aint for you get ur experience working the way i did. There is no shame in not working executive protection either, you get to learn more then just learn firearm tactics, you get a foundation in it you learn counter intelligence, humintel, surveillance, counter surveillance, protective intelligence, counter ambush techniques, and driving techniques
@@ThatGuy-sc5rx i rather have more then 140 hours of firearms training and tactics with molle tactical gear looking like a fucking delta force operator
Ok maybe a better question, what is your background, experience and where did you build your skills?
NeraskaPrepper70 no way I could begin to list all this in the comment section. I encourage you to check out my other videos which go into detail on these subjects 🤙🏼
He mentioned some "skills he acquired across seas" in a prior video, which usually means in military/war but he hasn't mentioned in any videos what branch of the military he was in yet.
@@dayneupperman7675 hr has no military background
@@jameslafferty2457 roger that
You went through extremes to get it done.. great job brah, stay cool
Would Military Security/Law Enforcement be a good background for going private security contracting? Plan to join the Military(probably Navy)in a year and am thinking about private security contracting.
No
Hey bro great video!! Just subbed. I wanted to know if your former military or law enforcement?
No sir I’m bad habit free in that regard 🤙🏻
@@BoneTactical lol I hear that man I was just wondering how you learned your tactical skills and stuff I fig one of the two. If you don't mind me asking what is it you actually do for work, your a security contractor and your skills you got alone? Thanks for the reply man! You he surprised how many guys in your field don't
Www.bonetactical.com Shares all that information including my bio and background but it’s really way too much to list I’ve also got lots of very interesting videos on the subject again not some thing I could even attempt to list in the comment section of RUclips but thank you for your feedback and support
@@BoneTactical hell yeah man I'm all into anything tactical training I wanna do something like that for my job too! Awesome 😎 channel bro! Keep up the good work.. thanks for replying!
K9 snake bite kit a must in them parts.
I think there is a big reason he isn’t really saying what he does
I’m in private security it’s pretty much who you know not what you know. I thought this video was going to be packed with information. But it’s just a video of this dude telling you have full of himself he is.
It’s great that you’re in private security and you know that already sir but the people who didn’t know that were able to learn it through watching this video
@@BoneTactical It was looking for something a little more on the information/Content. I do admit that came off a little harsh. But I do respect that you took the time out of your day to respond to the comment. So I’m going to subscribe if nothing else for that reason alone.
Good vid.... Need to mention how nasty some of these jobs can be too.. DIRTY shit for a decent amounts of greenbacks... Just depends on real-world experience and like you said in the video... Can't even tell you how much I agree on the stupid shit getting friends killed... Always a serious point that can't be hammered enough into rookies.
Nothing is ever easy, pleasant, or clean. And if it is, it really isn't...
I think in any situation everybody's like that on a personal level regardless if it's life or come back or a secret service And so on housewife whoever you are everybody can't be just like everybody else but just don't work like that I'm glad you're the individual person that you are
Bones, my question is how would I go about getting into this, and other like jobs? I was going to join the military but due to a recent motorcycle accident i can't. What would be the best steps I can take to get employment as a contractor?
Erik Lambert that’s what this video answers 🤙🏼
@@BoneTactical so just start dropping CV's to get in at a ground level? Are there any companies that will actually hire personnel with out a mil background?
Erik Lambert wackenhut
Thank you for the help, much appreciated.
Erik Lambert no prob!
Thanx big bro.
Thanks for your feedback and support
What do you do?
Hey man hire me, I’m badass. I trained Chuck Norris. I showed him how to knock people out with his beard fist.
Good recommendations other way to get in is getting a job as police officer or security related field and take trainings. But good that you do give recommendations, espero que todo en tu vida mejore amigo y que tengas paz.
Short question Mr. Tambone, i have no military background, and never been to the army, but i have private trainings as PMC or CPO, how difficult is for me to get a job of this field?
Eno Ziu You have a better chance of going to the moon than you do of doing what I do but don’t let that discourage you you can do anything you set your mind to young man
@@BoneTactical Thnx for your response sir. I appriciate your videos and they are highly educative. Cant work in the industry but at least i can face any harm if coming towards me or my family. Respect.
You can do great thinks through hard work with determination
You have to create a private membership association and a contract. Gunna need a Declaration of Purpose, Articles of Association, Contract etc. Key words are PRVATE security CONTRACTOR
What's your military background
Luckily I don’t have any bad habits I was blessed to be able to start in the private sector and now have over 15 years experience
Sounds like
Bros just flexing for 8 minutes straight lol
If I told you, I was good, you say I am bragging, but if I told you I was no good, you would know I was lying