SWCC is Harder Than SEAL Training!

Navy SEAL Reacts to SWCC Training: Is it as Hard as BUD/S?

How does Navy SWCC (Special Warfare Combatant-craft Crewmen) training actually compare to SEAL BUD/S? In this video, I break down Episode 1 of "SWCC: Making an Operator." We are looking at the realities of Alpha Phase, Drop on Requests (DORs), the truth about barracks inspections, and the brutal "wet and sandy" surf torture.

As someone who went through the SEAL pipeline, I'm giving you the unfiltered truth on what they are getting right, what looks worse than log PT, and why I absolutely hated the Decon shower.

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