Surviving The Cut

[xlxBigSexyxlx]

Tread water for an hour? Fvck that! I had to doit for 15 minutes for scuba diving class and my limbs wouldn't work anymore after that.....

~Haz~

hahahaha fcuk yeah!

Yeah man, I just saw the Recon Marine one and it was something like jump off a high dive, tread water for 40 minutes, then dive down and retrieve an 10 pound rile, hold it above your head while still treading water and pass it along, then swim 30 or 50 yards on the bottom without coming up... then while more treading, they had to pass weights over their heads multiple times, and if one guy messed up, they had to start all over. And this was only on the first day lol.

I've seen Navy Seal stuff and its even more ridiculous.

[Hazard]

hahahaha fcuk yeah!

Yeah man, I just saw the Recon Marine one and it was something like jump off a high dive, tread water for 40 minutes, then dive down and retrieve an 10 pound rile, hold it above your head while still treading water and pass it along, then swim 30 or 50 yards on the bottom without coming up... then while more treading, they had to pass weights over their heads multiple times, and if one guy messed up, they had to start all over. And this was only on the first day lol.

I've seen Navy Seal stuff and its even more ridiculous.

I think it's pretty safe to say that I can't do that..... LOL

~Haz~

[MaNiCC]

When does the show air over in the us? I'm going to try find some download links

Looks like me cup of tea

[xlxBigSexyxlx]

When does the show air over in the us? I'm going to try find some download links

Looks like me cup of tea

Ranger School
Premieres: Wednesday, 8/18 at 10PM e/p

US Army Ranger School is considered the toughest combat course on the planet.
For sixty-one days and nights, this extreme training replicates the nonstop stress of warfare. Soldiers sleep an average of three hours a night and receive just one meal per day. They train continuously, running missions 20 hours straight in mountains, swamps and dense woodlands. Most lose 20 or more pounds before it's over, and many quit or fail the course along the way. Only one in three make it though.


US Air Force Pararescue
Premieres: Wednesday, 8/25 at 10PM e/p

Air Force Pararescuemen are the most highly trained combat search and rescue experts in US Special Operations. When a pilot goes down behind enemy lines, these are the experts who stop at nothing to get him out. Nicknamed "PJ's" for, "parajumpers," they are also surgically trained combat medics.
Full training to become a PJ takes more than two years. Early on, students must survive one notoriously difficult milestone called "Extended Training Day" designed to weed out anyone not up to the staggering demands of the PJ job. It's 24 hours of pure hell: nothing else in any special operations training course rivals the torment of this single day. In the end, only nine men out of 100 survive the cut and are allowed to continue training as a PJ.


US Marine Recon
Premieres: Wednesday, 9/1 at 10PM e/p

Reconnaissance Marines are the eyes and ears of the Marine Corps. The first men on the ground behind enemy lines, they gather intelligence and carry out missions that support the entire Corps. Their motto says it all: Swift, Silent, Deadly.
But to earn the name "Recon Marine", you must first survive the Corps' famously grueling 12-week recon course. Marines are pushed to unconsciousness in the pool, and then wrestle their 90-pound packs into the pounding surf of the Pacific Ocean. It's a man-breaking, all-out endurance test that forges top soldiers with unparalleled skills.


Special Forces Diver
Premieres: Wednesday, 9/8 at 10PM e/p

The US Army's Special Forces Combat Dive Course takes only the Army's best soldiers. Most are already battle-proven Army Rangers and Green Berets. Now these elite special ops soldiers challenge themselves to become the most highly trained combat divers on the planet. For six weeks, they are tested in the most severe underwater conditions.
To earn the coveted Special Forces Diver Badge, these men will push the limits of the human body to prove they have what it takes. One in three won't make it... the rest survive the cut.


Navy EOD Final Certification
Premieres: Wednesday, 9/15 at 10PM e/p

Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal technicians or EOD are the only explosives and bomb specialists qualified for special operations.
Before a Navy EOD team can go to war with Special Forces, they must go through one final test. Like the job itself, it's all-or-nothing training: A five-day, non-stop series of high stress missions. Make the wrong move, allow fatigue or distraction to take over and the entire team will fail. The team that survives the cut stays together as a certified special ops team.


Marine Snipers
Premieres: Wednesday, 9/22 at 10PM e/p

Marine Snipers are legendary in the sniper world for being the best. This is where they learn their craft. Units will only send their best men to this course, but on average 1 in 3 will fail. Becoming a Marine sniper takes a level of discipline that few could ever hope to achieve. They will wait hours in the worst possible conditions but only have seconds to make the shot.