File:Navy-seal-buds-training-sqt-san-clemente-island.ogv
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DescriptionNavy-seal-buds-training-sqt-san-clemente-island.ogv | Watch as Navy SEAL BUD/S students, from Third Phase, practice Land Warfare on San Clemente Island. Land Warfare is seven weeks long and teaches the class basic weapons, demolition, land navigation, patrolling techniques, rappelling, marksmanship and small-unit tactics. | |||||||
Source | http://www.sealswcc.com/navy-seal-video/downloads/navy-seal-buds-training-sqt-san-clemente-island-download.aspx | |||||||
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