I'm sorry, was I asking you?Originally Posted by ....
Didn't think so.
Once again, why?
Mat, one part of NavSOG training was to make a truck load of naked trainees cross a very crowded street to the next block -- without being noticed by even a single bystander.
What's the principle of this training? Cover and concealment? Blending with the environment?
If it involves OpSec, don't answer it. Thanks, anyways.
okay. :rolleyes:
I have no idea what you are talking about.
Ahhhhh yes good old "naked E&E training".
You might have NavSOG confused w/ a fraternity hazing.
RigRun - Definitely involves OPSEC...
Royal has a sense of humor.
well. when i zoom in to see the details of the SEALS...It wasnt clear at all, so I was just hoping if there is the higer res one. thanks bro.
Naaah. CJ's comment made more sense. E&E with nothing on. Eventually, the trainees have to come up with ideas about how to stay away from attention -- stealing washed clothes hanging from clotheslines was one of them.
Hahahah, This thread just keeps getting better and better.
OK. Noted.
It was probably one of those things that instructors come up among themselves and not a standard method of testing the trainees.
It does. Indeed, it does.
Anyways, on with more SEAL pics.
I can't see the Navy endorsing theft of civilian property as part of training.
They are just so hi-speed they don't worry about it.
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