Veteran's Day Special Episode With Navy Seal Commander Andrew Desany and Marine Corps Infantry Officer Colin Browning

<p><strong>Andrew Desany</strong> is a Navy SEAL Commander in the <strong>United States. Navy SEALs</strong> are the U.S. Navy´s primary special operations force and a component of the Naval Special Warfare Command.<br> <br> The Navy SEALs main functions are conducting<strong> small-unit special operation missions</strong>; and they are trained to operate in all the environments (<strong>Sea, Air and Land</strong>) for which they are named.<br> <br> <strong>SEALs are also prepared to operate in climate extremes of scorching desert, freezing Arctic, and humid jungle.</strong> The SEALs’ current pursuit of elusive, dangerous and high-priority terrorist targets has them operating in remote, mountainous regions of Afghanistan, and in cities torn by factional violence, such as Baghdad, Iraq.</p> <p><strong>Colin Browning </strong>is a Marine Corp Infantry officer.<strong> Infantry Officers</strong> lead attacks, defensive operations, and other tactical missions. They are responsible for <strong>the discipline, morale, and welfare of their unit's personnel.</strong><br> <br> To fulfill these responsibilities, they <strong>evaluate the operational situation</strong> and <strong>lead their troops </strong>in executing offensive and defensive maneuvers.<br> <br> Because infantry officers<strong> must be prepared to lead their troops anywhere in the world that the infantry is needed</strong>, they work and train in all climates and weather conditions. During training exercises, as in real combat situations, infantry officers work, eat, and sleep outdoors and in tents.</p>