10K views · 432 reactions | Marines assigned to the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit conducted maritime interdiction training while operating in the Caribbean Sea, according to information released on December 31. The exercise focused on boarding procedures, ship control, and coordination with naval forces, reflecting the unit’s role in regional maritime security. | Defense Media | Facebook

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3.9K views · 254 reactions | ICYMI: CBP Air and Marine Operations Marine Interdiction Agents worked alongside U.S. Coast Guard and other partners to secure the waterways around Washington D.C. in support of the 59th Presidential Inauguration this week. | U.S. Customs and Border Protection | Facebook

Our maritime fighting force sets the standard for maritime pursuit operations. U.S. Coast Guard San Diego conducted high-speed pursuit exercises with U.S. Customs and Border Protection to strengthen joint maritime interdiction. Building on centuries of Coast Guard tactical boat expertise, these evolutions sharpen advanced pursuit tactics, vessel handling, and rapid decision-making. The result: Decisive action against go-fast vessels used in migrant smuggling and drug trafficking, protecting U.S.

Vehicle interdiction has its pros and cons like any tactic. Priority of work becomes crucial and is as follows: control yourself, control the vehicle and finally control the occupants. We will often see guys attempt to control the occupants before the vehicle is contained. This has a cascading effect, often leading to officer created jeopardy, officers being run over, coverage at depth… the list goes on and on. We are never going to be able to take risk to zero, but quality tactics help mitigate