Terrorist Unit

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What if you could learn to fight like the Navy SEALS or the DELTA Force in the comfort of your own home? These are 2 of the most elite special operations and counter-terrorist units in the United States.

The United States Navy's Sea, Air, and Land (SEAL) Teams originated during World War II. The U.S. Navy realized that in order for its troops to land safely and successfully on unfamiliar beaches, it needed soldiers to check out the beaches. They needed to know what obstacles and defenses they might be running into and they needed these soldiers to guide the landing forces in to safety. And so began the birth of the U.S. Navy SEALS.

The extensive training of the Navy SEALS can take as much as 30 months to complete from the time they enroll to the time of their first deployment. Obviously these are some of the most highly trained men in America.

The DELTA Force is the First Special Forces Operational Detachment - Delta, an elite special operations force and an important element of the Joint Special Operations Command. It is the United States' main counter-terrorist unit. Besides counter-terrorism, they also are responsible for counter-insurgency and national intervention operations. They also assume many covert missions, rescuing hostages and performing raids among other functions.

So what would it be like to learn their hand to hand combat techniques, their firearm expertise and close quarters weapons combat?

The DELTA SEAL Camp is a video series of 7 DVD's, hosted by actual Navy SEAL and United States Army DELTA veteran trainers and it will do just that. These trainers spent 4 incredibly intense days sharing everything they knew about unarmed combat and close-quarter weapons combat to a small group of ordinary civilians.

These 4 day camps were the most complete training in elite level military hand-to-hand and firearm expertise ever offered to any persons outside of the Special Forces. Camp attendees are shown before and after their training and exhibit a high degree of improvement. Their shooting abilities improved as well as their speed, technique and accuracy. This is a very long series of videos and well worth adding to your library of fighting DVDs as well as your knowledge base in case you are ever faced with a hand-to-hand battle. The difference between knowing and not knowing these fighting methods could be the difference between saving or losing your life.

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No Guns, No Drugs and not a Terrorist

It can be a bit of a gruff experience trying to enter the United States as a tourist, and there’s one thing certain on arrival at New York’s JFK airport – a surly welcome awaits the visitor.

And unless you’ve been lucky enough to make it off the ‘plane at double-quick speed, the chances are the first sight of the good old US of A will be from the back of a mighty queue agonisingly snaking its way back from passport control.

There’s no chance of line hopping. This is democracy at its most intense. Everyone seems to be a potential alien and is treated with the same suspicion. Young, very young, old, very old and of course all those in between, patiently awaiting their turn.

Odd really for a country that prides itself as a cultural melting pot and service at a speed. Somehow rather than greeting holidaymakers with outstretched arms, the US seems to have gone to the other extreme and it’s easy for the infrequent traveller to feel unwanted or even guilty for no reason whatsoever.

Without doubt September 11 has left its mark – not that immigration and customs was a cakewalk beforehand. Now however, there’s a tinge of the slightly offensive - at least to continental Europeans used to having their individual rights enshrined in data protection laws - all in the name of Homeland security.

The procedure is fairly straightforward, but be warned, these guys are not ones to be messed with. Clearly one prerequisite for becoming an immigration official is to have a low humour threshold.

Not even a winsome smile or tapping into the charm factor can raise the glimmer of good intent from these guys. They are serious with a capital “S”, so it’s best to say as little as possible and follow the posted instructions to the letter.

“Left index finger on the digital fingerprint screening pad, followed by right index finger. Look into the camera and don’t smile too hard. And when asked the purpose of your trip, don’t even think about a clever reply.”

And woe betides if there’s an error on the visa waiver application form or the customs declaration. No mistakes, no crossed-out corrections – otherwise it’ll simply be rejected; no questions asked no appeals accepted.

Everyone has been forewarned before disembarking from the ‘plane and there have been several chances to check and double check just in case.

All these regulations certainly made the news when they were introduced, but it has been fairly easy to dismiss them as just another daft US idea - along with the constitutional right to own a firearm, which is basically just unfathomable to most the other side of the Atlantic.

But when confronted with them for the first time, the realisation hits home as to just how seriously they’re being taken here.

While getting in to the States might require a struggle with patience, leaving is in wonderful contrast made so much easier.

Is the traveller being told something here or is that just paranoia setting in? But there was just a tad too much pleasure from the ground staff as they checked passports and boarding passes. Smiles all round and a delightful “Y’all have a good day” send-off.

Of course the security strip-off check is a bit of a palaver – no shoes, no belt and laptop, coat and carry-on all shoved through the scanner. Then with trousers making their own way southwards, it’s a hasty stagger through to the other side.

When all is said and done, even though the security checks – especially on arrival - might be a real pain and not an entirely pleasurable experience to say the very least, there is a point to them. And this is one visitor at least, who’ll bite his lip and patiently wait in line next time around.

About the Author

Johnny is a broadcaster, writer and journalist based in Paris. Visit his site for a look at some the stories making the headlines here in France http://www.persiflagefrance.com
Or for more on his travel experiences log on to http://urlswurld.blogspot.com

WHEN will the NEXT CATOSTROPHIC MASS MURDER ASSAULT, be launched against our country? CAN WE STOP IT NEXT TIME?

Can we stop the next Major Terrorist attack? Will our families be protected by the NSA and anti-terrorist units of the CIA and Homeland security? Are they ready? When will the attempt occur?

I bet it is being planned at this moment.

Some person or persons will plan it, like the shooting at Viriginia Tech. It just needs to be enacted.

I do not assume we could stop it--there are too many NUTS out there!

FBI looking into alleged al-Qaida terrorist who was raised in New Jersey
Yemen counterterrorism authorities captured a U.S. citizen of Somali origin after he shot his way out of a hospital in the Middle Eastern country, where he was being held after a sweep of al-Qaida members, authorities said Thursday. .

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