U.S. Navy SEALs Special Operations Force Training. Part 3 of 4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2013
- 0:01 - Dry Deck Shelter (DDS) and SEAL Delivery Vehicle (SDV)
Footage of several exercise operations by the U.S. Navy SEALs which involve Special Warfare Combatant-craft Crewman as well as other SEAL training techniques. Part 3 of 8.
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SEALs are so f*cking cool!
But they are only rated n# 6 j the Word of SF!! SAS ARE NUMBER 1 AND ON A COUPLE OF OCCASIONS HAD TO GO AND SAVE THE "SEALS!!" ONE EXAMPLE IS IN Panama!! There are other examples I can't talk about. But I have the evidence if you want. Just ask and for your info the Greek ETA and MYK are not only rated higher up but because of the missions they are into are a heavily secretive! Take care brother!!
All SF are awesome people!! Duty is their honour!! Μολον Λαβέ brother,!!
Such an awesome video. One of my favorites and only one public that shows dry deck operations I think. Crazy to think they do this primarily in the pitch black of night.
U saw that little underwater dry area they had to work in? Very cool. This has got to be a freaky experience, the ides of being in the ocean with a massive sub freaks me out for some reason lol. Feel like the sub is jaws or something.
I'm pretty sure this video was taken for promotional reasons, but this is the unedited footage. I've 100% seen some of this footage in Navy commercials, particularly the seals night beach landing
in pitch black
Name of the sub ?
Either Ohio, Michigan, Florida, or Georgia
@@saxdude1993 It could be the Kamehameha or Polk too. The quality of the video suggest to me that it was originally VHS. .
To let everyone know, this video is over 25 years old. The seals use liquid air, from the move the Abyss. Those subs there showing you are Obsolete. There new ones have 2 nukes the sizes from a beach ball an a basketball. I laugh at how the military think I'm stupid. And how stupid people are today.
They use a closed circuit breathing apparatus and it's not liquid! So spreading false info.
@@williampantelakis184 a quick search and closed circuit breathing apparatus use liquid oxygen.. lol
whish is in this video at 4:21 @bernardedyvean7436 "I laugh at how the military think I'm stupid. And how stupid people are today." lol
So, besides the fact that you're just straight lying about having fucking suitcase nukes in SDVs they wouldn't use liquid oxygen systems as they require thick thermal insulation - added weight - to a system that doesn't need it, and has to be carefully regulated. If you're trying to reference the operators, they may be the ONLY two that use it, as they're required to stay under for almost twice as long as the actual crew. Hell, the sub is never going to surface when they launch, and most launches that require a SDV are done miles from shore - usually at dusk when the water becomes the COLDEST.
And obsolete? Hello, earth to tinfoil head: they never updated the design. That's the same fucking SDV they've used since 1983, bar modern electronic upgrades and electric drive.
You have the world at your fingertips, and here you are trying to spread bullshit.
@@williampantelakis184I mean, a rebreather has a bottle of oxygen, but that's just to replace any used oxygen, it still recycles the same other gasses, such as nitrogen. So they don't breathe pure oxygen
Y’all buncha bustas!