Rob O'Neill

But then you've got, we call them OPFOR, different local police or people that want to have fun playing the bad guys.

I've been to schools before, like in New Orleans, where...

One of the names for SEAL Team 6 is Development Group, Naval Special Warfare Development Group, and we develop tactics.

And one of our guys was smart from that area, knew some cops and cons, cops and robbers in New Orleans, and they started a school, teach you how to steal cars.

Teach you how to steal boats.

Yeah, most basic to the most advanced, how to get this to there so I can have it.

And then you do like final training exercise where a cop will have a car in front of a real hotel and you got to steal it without getting busted.

Damn, that sounds fun.

But I mean, it's good shit.

Train like you fight.

Try to make it as realistic.

Real life, yeah.

There were dudes that were getting killed in Iraq when high-speed ambushes, and we're not used to that shit.

I mean, before the war started after 9-11, we have Vietnam tactics, jungles.

Now we're fighting mountains on the roads, and we're driving from pavement to dirt, and guys are getting caught up there because I know how to drive on the pavement.

How do we switch to dirt?

We've got to get a better driving school.

Who are the off-road drivers?

Who drives the trucks?

Who does what?