RIMPAC | Shallow Water Egress Training

III MEF Marines and Australian soldiers conduct shallow water egress training July 6, 2016 at Marine Corps Base Hawaii during the world's largest international maritime exercise, Rim of the Pacific. RIMPAC helps foster and sustain cooperative relationships between participants critical to ensuring the safety of sea lanes and security on the world’s oceans.
(U.S. Marine Corps video by Cpl. Isaac Ibarra/Released)

[@tomm2812]

HUET. Everyone working the "Oil Patch" has taken Helicopter Underwater Escape Training. No Problem. Best

[@Turtlebomb11]

I have a gopro video on my channel if anyones curious.

[@The21Marine]

did this last month at Lejeune. it's not bad but it sucked

[@Reset762]

Usmc

[@Reset762]

USMC

[@twztdfmgtr]

Ah, it's like a mini dunk tank

[@georgegilles9008]

Practical

[@rebeccagiroux7016]

Why is there a water slide in the background?

[@TheVikingSailor]

Why is that a problem?

[@rebeccagiroux7016]

+Lawren Downing It's not. I'm just wondering

[@tylerwilson503]

+Rebecca Giroux Because the pool there has free swim hours for families and whatnot, like on weekends. I know because that's the pool I did my SWET and Helo Dunker training aboard Marine Corse Base Hawaii.

[@joesauter3918]

Nice looking pool...

[@ltlocus]

lol yeah should at least be done at night or something if they are going to train in a kids pool.

[@joesauter3918]

Um... I wasn't being sarcastic

[@Reset762]

USMCP

[@Yeah_eatsht]

Panama city lol