SERE training

[mutt]

Anyone have it as part of their time in the military?

 

["ThatGuy"]

I have, it's a great course. The schedule isn't awesome, but I learned a lot. Loved seeing the flight crews cry in the field too haha.

 

[the1kidd03]

That and tracking are VERY useful classes

 

[chachi73]

I have, it's a great course. The schedule isn't awesome, but I learned a lot. Loved seeing the flight crews cry in the field too haha.

I was one of those members of the flight crews you speak of...Eastern Washington in the mountains in December. Good times. the field part was kinda cool. I learned alot. the resistance part, not so much. I have fond memories of it now, but at the time i just wanted it to be over.

 

[flatlander]

A little down at Bragg. What exactly are you asking or is it just curiosity?

Bob

 

[Dave Doehrman]

Had a couple classes as part of our Reconnaissance School training and a short class prior to deployment to Viet Nam. Then we had practical application exercises over in Nam.

 

[mutt]

Curious. Heard some about how the course has changed over the years

Warner springs in the 80's for me.

I was one of those flght crew guys

No crying though

I'm guessing that guy was a ground pounder who lost a girlfriend to a guy with a G1

Happened lot

That course was one of the pat valuable I have ever taken

 

[mutt]

I have just seen a fair amount of "experts" of recent vintage who offer advice based on self guided training

But the "bug out" concept (a concept with questionable viability in the first place) seems a sere concept turned 180 degrees out, but with a similar underlying skill set