Sailors undergo a rigorous training program before joining Naval Special Warfare. After completing the demanding pipeline, they receive their SWCC pins, marking their entrance into this elite community. #SWCC #SpecOps #Navy #NavalSpecialWarfare #Training #ataclete | Ataclete

Special Warfare Combatant-Craft Crewmen can insert and extract anybody in about 30 seconds — from any location. But what does a SWCC do at work every day? As a member of this tightly knit community, you may: • Insert and extract SEALs and other personnel from a variety of Navy vessels • Collect important data about enemy military installations and shipping traffic in coastal areas • Assist other military and civilian law enforcement agencies • Perform direct action raids against enemy shipping a

The SWCC Boat scene from Act of Valor might be the best military insertion scene from a war movie ever. Special boat teams use the MEATS insertion and extraction delivery system. MEATS allows an Army CH-47D helicopter to hover over a craft used by SWCC to be rigged to the underbelly of the helicopters with slings. The combatant-craft crewman will then ascend a ladder dropped down from the helicopter into the craft. Once all the SWCC are on board, the CH47D will extract the craft from the water.

How Many Rounds Were Fired? Navy SWCC Combat Training. Dive into the covert world of Special Warfare Combatant Craft Crewman (SWCC) with this exclusive video by Austin Rooney, brought to you from the John C. Stennis Space Center in Mississippi. Witness the rigorous combat training of the sailors from Special Boat Team 22, captured in intricate detail despite maintaining operational security by not revealing full faces. 👉 Follow the journey of these aspiring special operations candidates and wit