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Greg Hake

Retired Navy SEAL Greg Hake

Greg (BUD/S 236) recently completed 22 years of military service, 18 of those in Naval Special Warfare (NSW). He completed multiple operational SEAL tours of duty to the CENTCOM and PACOM theaters.

He completed two training tours; one as the SEAL Qualification Training (SQT) Leading Petty Officer (LPO) for Close Quarter Combat (CQC) training portion of the pipeline, and one as the Leading Chief Petty Officer (LCPO) training the west coast based sea teams in Maritime Assaults.

Greg now holds a civilian contractor position within his former community mentoring tactical leadership. He is also active in the Leadership development and Mentorship realms outside the military.

Additional Qualifications:

  • Instructor Qualification Course
  • NSW Sniper
  • NSW JTAC
  • NSW Communications
  • NSW Range Safety Officer (Various Qualifications)
  • Static Line Jump Master (SLJM)
  • Helicopter Rope Suspension Trainer-Instructor (HRST-I)
  • Free Fall Jump Master (FFJM)
  • Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Basic
  • NSW Advanced Special Operations Techniques (ASOT
  • Various other schools, courses, and qualifications.

We're happy to have Greg as a resident Subject Matter Expert at the Hyve.

Greg regularly visits our forums. Make sure to visit and register to get guidance from Greg!

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SOMETIMES, THEY WANT MORE... You never know what a SOMETIMES, THEY WANT MORE...
You never know what a criminal is going to do. 

This is a robbery at a jewelry store in Thailand. When it comes to property, it's generally a wise decision to give up your property rather than risk your life.

However, sometimes criminals do more than just take property. This is an unfortunate example. We just never really know what criminals plan to do.

The robber opens fire on the family at the counter for no reason, then shoots the employees. There really is nothing they could have done--they were caught off guard. It's difficult to watch and angers us, but things like this can and do happen.

Stay vigilant.

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CAR-JACKING 🚙 Do you lock your car doors once CAR-JACKING 🚙 
Do you lock your car doors once you enter your car? If you don't, this is one big reason you might want to.

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HOME INVASION This happened in Flagstaff, St. Jam HOME INVASION 
This happened in Flagstaff, St. James (corrected). We do not have details other than that.

We’ve discussed the importance of being aware in transitional spaces. Let’s assume the robbery victim did glance around before entering his home and didn’t see anything alarming.

Some questions: Did he lock the door to his place? Did the robbers force themselves in even with a locked door? We aren’t sure as we don’t have the details.

When thinking about hardening one’s home against some kind of invasion like this, your door should be set up in a way to buy you some time. Yes, robbers might be able to force their way in even if the door is locked, but a reinforced door can help buy you some time to take the ‘next step’.

What is the ‘next step’? This is where having a plan for such a situation can help. If he heard robbers trying to knock down his door, perhaps part of the plan could have been to immediately run inside the house to an established choke points/safe spot where he could call 911. Maybe one’s home defense plan includes sending a guard dog down to do work, while one stays in their safe spot for the police to arrive.

There are endless options and the plan will depend on a lot of variables. 

The point here is, we should be situationally aware in transitional spaces, but we should also have a plan in case someone tries to forcefully enter our homes.

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AMBUSHED Here, we have security transporting cash- AMBUSHED
Here, we have security transporting cash--likely to a bank. They are ambushed with little to no time to process everything going on and react appropriately.

What do you feel could have been done differently to prevent this? 

Some ideas:

1. When transporting money, depending on the rules of a particular country, security should be armed with their tools ready. Here, both security guards had their pistols holstered. We do not know where this happened, but in various parts of the world, it's not uncommon for armed security to have one or two members with rifles ready for situations like this, while other security members carry the cargo/cash.

2. Blind spots. If one's profession lends itself to attacks like this, it's a good idea to try and get a clear view of your surroundings. We can't see all the angles, but it looks like the van could have blocked the security guards' line of sight. If this is truly the case, they were behind the power curve in terms of situational awareness.

What else do you think they could have done?

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