CNN takes an inside look at US Army Special Forces 18 Bravo training and the training doctrine of ETADIK:
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In Soviet Russia, cruise ships hunt you!
Pirate hunting cruises along the African coast are being offered by private yachts in Russia. For a little over $5,000 per day customers can sail along the coast of Somalia at low speed to entice a pirate into attacking.
Former Russian Special Forces troops are on board to make sure no harm comes to the wealthy punters. If a pirate does take the bait, they are met with machine gun, rocket, and grenade fire. For an extra fee, customers can hire an AK-47 and join in.
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Members of the Armed Forces have used music to keep up morale in every engagement this country has ever been in. Unfortunately, Marine Josh Belile ended up taking a little flack (though he was completely exonerated) for his epic, “Hadji Girl”. Along with the Navy SEAL cadence about a dog named Blue, Hadji Girl sits atop our Tactical Music Top 40 Chart. I’m also pretty sure I want to hire Belile’s Sweater Kittenz if I ever need a wedding band. [click to continue…]
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With the TGO staff training for marathons, we’re always looking for good running cadences. As dog lovers, the Navy SEALs “Had A Dog Named Blue” is one of our all-time favorites. Cadence starts at ~ 1:00 minute mark.
I had a dog, whose name was Blue,
Yah, Blue wanted to be a SEAL, too.
So, we bought him a mask and four tiny fins,
And we took him to the ocean and threw him in,
Blue came up to my surprise,
With a shark in his teeth and a gleam in his eyes.
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