Turkish Sat Commandos Training - Underwater Assaults - 1991

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Uploaded by on Jun 8, 2007

This video was recorded in Early 90s.
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The special forces within the Turkish Armed Forces are one of the finest among their counterparts throughout the world. Despite the fact that there are many other special operations commando units, such as the Mountain Commando Brigades, Gendarmerie Commandos and Marine Corps, within the Turkish Armed Forces, they do not fall under the definition/classification of modern day special forces.

UNDERWATER ASSAULT TEAMS (Su Alti Taaruz - S.A.T.)

Their main tasks are:

- Surveillance on enemy structures, facilities, defense systems or strategically relevant buildings.
- Covert sabotage against naval units and/or enemy structures.
- Covert landing and infiltration.
- Reconnaissance on beaches being considered for amphibious landing operations.
- Determining secure landing paths.
- Underwater recon within 2.5 m deep water/beach corridors.
- Direct action during first wave of landing missions.
- Hostage/POW/downed pilot rescue.
- Counter-terrorism missions.
- Close Quarter Combat.
Training and Duration:

BUD/S: Indoctrination Period - 5 weeks Phase I (Basic conditioning + Hell Week) - 9 weeks
Phase II (Diving) - 8 weeks
Phase III (Land Warfare) - 9 weeks
Post BUD/S:
Airborne Training - 3 weeks
Special Ops Technical Training - 2 weeks
Medical Training - 30 weeks
Platoon Training - 18 months

OKK/MAK, SAS or SAT, every Special Operations mission needs absolute secrecy and stealth. In consequence to these requirements, some peculiarities are expected in all special operations candidates: Total dedication to the motherland and extreme determination; No fear of darkness, altitude, underwater activity or loneliness at all; resistance and effective reaction capability in extreme situations (including torture); capacity and determination to accomplish the tasked mission at any cost; ability to make immediate and effective decisions; capacity to adapt to changing situations or environments.

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  • Turk requires the courage to be

    Turk exige le courage d'être

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  • @erasmios1 nah brah you got us confused with north korea

  • yüksek çözünürlüklü iyi videolar koyalım

  • @TurkicTr thats fake man turkey is number 1 global fire looks if the country has nukes or not

  • you dirty stinky tourks can not go out of your country so you dont live in demokraci you have nothing to shaw and talk but only war war war and how you called alah akbar you stupid fucks just because your country sell all the fake clothes and heroine and coce and whatever you thing you are something;; you are shit and always you will be

  • Go globalfirepower website or cia fact books. turkey is ranked as 6. strongest army of the world.

  • @xxikarosxx Okey you greek monkies please sotp comparing turkey to greece. Greece is a bankrupt smal country with people that have inferiority complex. turkey is the 6. strongest army according to cia and global fire power.

    just styoe globalfirepower on google and stop making stupid comments

  • so these are the guys i will be shooting once the war starts again.

  • aynen ag bunasıl müzik ag belgesel gibi bir şey koy yabancılar izleseydi koyacığın müziğin ta ag

  • KOYACAĞIN MÜZİĞE SOKAYIM SENİN

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