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Close-protection team of President Obama in Hanoi

Apart from the two countries thousands of police were mobilized for the security guard Obama's divided into several rounds, strict protection for the President at close range.

US President Barack Obama are official visit Vietnam. And to protect the safety of the head of the United States,

the White House was brought to Vietnam by a retinue of up to 800 people.

Vietnam police on duty protecting the perimeter, preventing people too close to the US president's

motorcade or places where he visited.

The middle part will be provided by US operatives in charge. Many of these are equipped with

bulletproof armor and guns. According Guard Command (Ministry of Public Security), United States

has registered hundreds of guns brought into Vietnam.

Team K9 dogs were deployed to the hotel, Noi Bai International Airport and many other locations

to check every car out to where the US president is staying. Most of them are German dogs

bergie line, is trained to detect threats such as bombs, mines ...

US operatives are theaters ground to inspect the vehicles. This work is carried out regularly, several times

before the convoy of President Obama comes.

At the high point, special forces used binoculars for observation for early detection of threats.

At the high point, special forces used binoculars for observation for early detection of threats.

Ringside will by presidential guard in charge.

This force always observe precautions.

Especially when moving on the street, windows are always open, they took turns observing every side.

Photo: Cong Khanh.

Besides, the security team of President Obama also keep in touch with long-range force protection

to the rescue when needed.

An interesting point in the presidential security team Obama is a blonde female agents responsible

driving one of two cars "Beast".

With multi-layered protection with a combination of many forces, modern facilities, safety issues Obama

always guaranteed in the tour.

 

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