Donald J. Trump

Fast roping is designed to enable SEALs a rapid insertion into areas of rough terrain or obstacles that would prevent a suitable landing zone.

The height of the fast rope is dependent on the target area, but can be held up to 90 feet, the equivalent of a nine-story building, with close to 100 pounds of combat equipment aboard each Navy SEAL operator.

Underwater demolition, now Navy SEALs, UDT.

By the way, I want to tell you, as soon as the narrator comes back up, we automatically override Admiral Masso and Captain Fennell's analysis of all this.

I think you're seeing the combined arms.

You're going to see some submarines.

We'll lay down covering fire, enabling the operators to begin the assault.

There's some of the covering fire of the helicopters.

Captain Morgan knows about that.

Admiral Massey, you're getting kind of an overview of the combined arms capabilities of the Navy right here, are we not?

We absolutely are.

This is extraordinary.

It's a great demonstration.

And, you know, you ask how we can enhance the, you know, the desires of what we believe we need to develop.

Look no further than what we're seeing right now with the President, the Secretary of the Navy.

I believe this will be one of the very first exhibitions that he's ever seen.

And this is all very important public relations, but it also shows

some extraordinary training.

And when Eric Prince so rightly talked about having that ethos, that ethos is about the right manning, the right equipment, and the right training.

And look no further than what we're watching right now.