This is how cargo ships fight pirates WITHOUT GUNS



0:00 Intro
1:04 Anti-Piracy Equipment
1:56 LRAD
3:10 Anti-Boarding Trailing Wires
3:46 Water Cannon
4:58 Razor Wire
5:35 Anti-Piracy Tools vs. Houthi Rebels
7:36 Piracy Goals in Somali Waters vs. Gulf of Guinea
8:36 How Commercial Ships Avoid Pirates
9:22 Why aren’t cargo ships armed?
10:15 Navies Against Piracy

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Music:
Truce No More – Dream Cave
Signal to Noise
Head Games – Max Anson
Black Bullet – Deskant
For Those Who Fight – Dream Cave
Skipping Class – Birdies
Mortal Blow – Dream Cave
Beyond the Mountains – Experia
Hordes – Jo Wandrini

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21 thoughts on “This is how cargo ships fight pirates WITHOUT GUNS”

  1. Can we not just use Lethal Country Measures ? Would that not be simpler, and better for everyone. ( I understand there are laws at ports & security must disembark in international waters )

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  2. Regarding armed security on ships, and in terms of laws and regulations, is there a difference between firing on attackers within the confines of the ship as opposed to firing at attackers approaching on the water ? The question is when is armed self defense of ships by their owners, crews, and security teams legal ?

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  3. and wonder if can use sound and frequency to control, onetime someone wanted a ride and they got in the car and i turned on a song and they were like "oh hell no" let me out right now i dont want the ride. so meaning with right music adn frequencys you can trigger ppl to do or not do things?

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