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It was an overall great experience."Ĭadets later discovered that this was a historic day for the course and the French Foreign Legion. "It was a great adrenalin rush going into the water. "I've done a bunch of zip lines in my life but this one was definitely the highest and longest," said Conard.
The highlight of the course for most of the cadets and midshipmen was the 65 foot zip line. It was great getting to experience another country's military training, especially one as respected as the French Foreign Legion." "We have obstacle courses at West Point but none of them are in the water or like this one. "It was an awesome experience," said Conard. Army 2nd Class Cadet Mark Conard said it was a great experience was like nothing he's ever done before. You really have to start relying on each other and pulling together as a team or you won't be able to make it to the end."ĭespite the challenge, U.S. "Endurance was definitely the most difficult part," said Nietsh. Petty Officer 1st Class Katrina Nietsh said that the largest challenge was the course's setting. You will need good leadership to complete this course." "To pass the course you need to use each other and organization. "Each obstacle presents its own challenges," said French Foreign Legion Captain Damien Cabal, officer in charge at the French Foreign Legion Training Command. The course consists of nine unique water obstacles where teamwork and leadership skills are required to complete the course.
The midshipmen and cadets are touring the Combined Joint Task Force Horn of Africa's area of operation during a summer program that trains future U.S. Army cadets joined together to complete the French Foreign Legion's Nautical Obstacle Course as part of a teambuilding exercise in Djibouti, May 27, 2010.
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