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02-28-2017, 03:20
Would be interested on thoughts from 18D and others on the following...
A member of our "skills session" group at our gym found this video on YouTube showing how to solo transition an unconscious casualty quickly into a fireman’s carry.
Got to admit it looks cool, but I imagine it has little to any practical application outside an immediate combat situation, if that.
The guy teaching it is Wil Willis a former Ranger and PJ.
But it still might be more for show.
But I'd be interested on thoughts, stories, etc from 18D and others.
Is it even actually used / taught?
Maybe it used to be?
It'd be great to have some background / stories on it if we do add it to our skills curriculum at the gym.
YouTube Link (https://youtu.be/KPrATJ-u5Rg?t=335)
Watch the rest of the video for some funny as SEAL shit.
“Quick grab my nuts, I’m a SEAL”
Cheers
S
A member of our "skills session" group at our gym found this video on YouTube showing how to solo transition an unconscious casualty quickly into a fireman’s carry.
Got to admit it looks cool, but I imagine it has little to any practical application outside an immediate combat situation, if that.
The guy teaching it is Wil Willis a former Ranger and PJ.
But it still might be more for show.
But I'd be interested on thoughts, stories, etc from 18D and others.
Is it even actually used / taught?
Maybe it used to be?
It'd be great to have some background / stories on it if we do add it to our skills curriculum at the gym.
YouTube Link (https://youtu.be/KPrATJ-u5Rg?t=335)
Watch the rest of the video for some funny as SEAL shit.
“Quick grab my nuts, I’m a SEAL”
Cheers
S