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Hydrographic Reconnaissance in Iraq
53:09 - 55:59 (02:50)
A former Navy SEAL talks about his experience of doing hydrographic reconnaissance as his first and only real-world operation in Iraq.
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In this episode, the speaker talks about his experience during a military operation in Monrovia, Liberia after the embassy had to be evacuated due to a civil war and how he did his first and only real-world hydrographic reconnaissance.
53:09 - 54:18 (01:09)
Summary
In this episode, the speaker talks about his experience during a military operation in Monrovia, Liberia after the embassy had to be evacuated due to a civil war and how he did his first and only real-world hydrographic reconnaissance.
ChapterHydrographic Reconnaissance in Iraq
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The host of the podcast talks about the deadliest animals in Africa, including hippos and black mambas, as well as his experience with hammerheads while on the USS LaSalle.
54:18 - 54:50 (00:32)
Summary
The host of the podcast talks about the deadliest animals in Africa, including hippos and black mambas, as well as his experience with hammerheads while on the USS LaSalle.
ChapterHydrographic Reconnaissance in Iraq
Episode#27 Rob O'Neill - The Man Who Killed Bin Laden
PodcastShawn Ryan Show
The speaker talks about their experience as a master at arms in SEAL Team 4, running PT and going for selection for Green Team.
54:50 - 55:20 (00:30)
Summary
The speaker talks about their experience as a master at arms in SEAL Team 4, running PT and going for selection for Green Team.
ChapterHydrographic Reconnaissance in Iraq
Episode#27 Rob O'Neill - The Man Who Killed Bin Laden
PodcastShawn Ryan Show
The selection for Green Team in the Navy SEALs is a tough process where even small mistakes can get candidates kicked out.
55:20 - 55:59 (00:39)
Summary
The selection for Green Team in the Navy SEALs is a tough process where even small mistakes can get candidates kicked out. Despite the pressure, about half of the candidates can make it through, although the process has become more competitive with time.