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Special operations on dry land are one thing – but quite another in the water. That’s why the Croatian Special Forces teamed up with the US Navy SEALs to hone their skills. Special Operations Forces from Croatia and the US linked up near the Adriatic city of Split to practise underwater infiltration, ship boarding and beach assaults. By training together in a challenging operational environment, the two teams of elite commandos got to exchange tactics. US Special Operations Forces regularly conduct Joint Combined Exchange Training, or JCET, with NATO Allied and partner forces. These training exercises ensure that, in the event of a crisis, NATO’s most elite forces can perform high-risk tasks together seamlessly. 🔖 More on the NATO website: https://bit.ly/3zbMqjw NATO Special Operations Forces need to be able to tackle the most complex tasks in the most difficult environments – from scaling the side of a ship while under fire to diving to the depths of the sea. Croatian Special Forces recently tested their maritime skills during a joint exercise with US Navy SEALs in the Adriatic. A US Navy SEAL in full dive gear speeds along the Adriatic Sea near Split, Croatia during an exercise with Croatian Special Forces operators. The boats are small but gaining fast – two of them, throwing up white rooster tails of sea spray as they roar towards us from the Croatian city of Split. Aboard our vessel, the hijackers – played today by Croatian soldiers – take up firing positions. There are four of them, and they’re about to get hit with a combined assault force of Croatian Special Forces operators and US Navy SEALs. The hijackers start firing. But the rubber boats, each bristling with rifle barrels, are already pulling alongside. Within seconds, the Croatian operators hook ladders to the ship’s hull and shimmy aboard. The SEALs board from the stern and sprint for the engine room, their silenced rifles pointing back-and-forth across the deck, while the operators make a nerve-rattling 10-metre climb to take the bridge. Within minutes, they seize control of the ship, neutralise their enemies and have several high-value targets zip-tied and ready for exfiltration. Then somebody shouts “ENDEX!” – End of Exercise – and the drill is over. The erstwhile hijackers peel themselves off the deck, and the commandos huddle on the ship’s stern for a quick after-action review. For NATO’s Special Operations Forces, these bilateral training engagements are a good chance to swap notes on the latest tactics and gear. For the Croatian Zapovjedništvo specialjalnih snaga (ZSS) specifically, as a relatively young special operations unit, the ability to train alongside the Navy SEALs is proof of how much they’ve developed since their inception in 2000 as the Special Operations Battalion. “The Croatian Armed Forces are ready and willing to take their share of the burden and responsibility in collective defence, both of the Alliance, Allies and partners,” says Admiral Robert Hranj, Chief of the Croatian General Staff, who’s on hand to watch the boarding operation. Later, the ZSS and the SEALs don wetsuits and slip into the chilly Adriatic for long-distance underwater swims and simulated beach infiltrations. Using bubble-less rebreathers – far stealthier than the SCUBA gear popular with tourists – they glide several metres under the water, invisible from the surface. When they reach their target, they linger in deep water to stow their fins and ready their weapons. A single pair of goggles breaks the surface and scans the shore for hostiles. Then, like a mirage, a half-dozen Croatian commandos and US Navy SEALs rise from the water, carefully creeping out of the surf as water drips from their rifles. In a real military operation, this would be the moment of greatest vulnerability. Waterlogged, loaded with gear and moving out of cover, the commandos are totally exposed. They quickly scuttle under an outcropping of limestone rocks, rifles scanning the bluffs above for threats. 🔗 Continue reading: https://bit.ly/3zbMqjw ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ SUBSCRIBE to this channel http://bit.ly/NATOsubscribe SUBSCRIBE to NATO News http://bit.ly/NATONewsSubscribe SUBSCRIBE to NATO History http://bit.ly/NATOHistorySubscribe Connect with NATO online: Visit the Official NATO Homepage: http://bit.ly/NATOhomepage Receive NATO updates via email: http://bit.ly/NATOemails Find NATO on FACEBOOK: http://bit.ly/NATOfacebook Follow @NATO on TWITTER: http://bit.ly/NATOtwitter Follow NATO on Instagram: http://bit.ly/NATOinstagram Find NATO on LinkedIn: http://bit.ly/NATOlinkedin Find NATO on Flickr: http://bit.ly/NATOflickr #NATO #OTAN #WeAreNATO

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