Water Confidence Training

[@camandjo79]

Could a Dad be more proud?? Go Chris and do it for your country and those fallen before you. Cam

[@johnrodriguez3870]

On the surface, such training seems cruel and brutal, but, War is worse, and, these Trainees need to pass in order to earn being a Special Warfare Airman.

[@x3mj]

Drown proofing and 50 meter underwater swim are requierements for all services going for combat diving. In this video they trained with cammies but for the test is in shorts.

[@cougardave2006]

@gunzfactory If you apply too much pressure to the hand and feet restraints, you can break them very easily.

[@cougardave2006]

@daltonsbadboy Some people in the Air Force say HUA, some say HOOYA. It is more common for Air Force ST guys to say HOOYA.

[@divecommando]

yea i did it with my dive instructor who is a coast gaurd dive instructor and was trained by an sas diver, but thanx for the advice

[@spccaldwellbretw.2701]

when/if i can into this (airman stuff) this’ what i’m weary of only & watching this i think i got it cuz only cuz i’m experienced whitewater rafting & kayaking hahah

[@daltonsbadboy]

I went to your blog and you have written there "Hooyah" does the Air Force say this? I never heard them say it before....as far as I know, the Air Force is the only brach that doesn't have a grunt....please let me know

[@tyer1997]

Gregory Hink yes Air Force does say it

[@matthewmarston5149]

20 feet = 400m p= v357.0004/3pir3 bubble 5 degrees

[@DrYokie]

2020??

[@andreimitrica77]

2028

[@RangeKing510]

its not smart to do drown proofing by yourself... be safe man good luck at making it!

[@zpettigrew]

Yeah. Showing our 2010 training. Look at what silly, sweet baby nonsense they are doing NOW!