CAMP GONSALVES, Okinawa — About 40 Marines took turns Wednesday descending a 45-foot cliff — a hasty rappelling obstacle — part of a weeklong course designed to teach them and other service members ...
HONOLULU, Hawaii (Army News Service) -- Not everyone survives here in the jungle. It's not that they get eaten by tigers or crocodiles, it's just that they aren't cut out for the environment. As a ...
Air Force pararescuemen explain why jungle warfare is so much harder to train for than desert combat
An all-expense-paid, two-week trip to Hawaii sounds fun, but maybe not so much if it involves living deep in the jungle with nothing but the ruck on your back. That’s what a group of Air Force ...
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