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Today's our test out for the water slow

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advance . It's a one week course , so

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the final day they're expected to show

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us everything we we've taught them ,

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being , uh , the Greenside rescues ,

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the red side rescues , and then the

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survival strokes . So Greenside rescues

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is when a marine is in whole utilities

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and they're at the other side of the

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pool . They jump in , they activate the

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EAP emergency action plan . They go ,

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they save the the person . Red side is

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we're gonna have them with a pee tube .

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They , they jump in the water and

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there's different ways to save somebody .

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So some of these . To the front you

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grab your arm and push the pee tube

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into them , take them to the nearest

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wall and get them out the water .

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Marines are amphibious by nature , so

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all Marines should know how to swim ,

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how to save somebody , how to save

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their gear , because not always are you

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gonna have some sort of creek out there ,

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a boat . Marines go on views . They're

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on ships . So for example , if Marines

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need to jump off , this is why we have

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the tower . This is why we train them

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in a safe environment that that way

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they push their limits here , set their

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limits here , so they don't have to do

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it in a real scenario .