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Combat Water Survival Training

The combat water survival training (CWST) is a requirement of all ROTC cadets. Cadets are required to conduct a 3-meter drop into water, blind folded and carrying a mock M-16 rifle. They are also required to swim 15 meters in uniform with gear while keeping a mock M-16 rifle out of the water. Additionally, cadets must demonstrate removal techniques of their equipment while submerged. For this requirement, cadets must jump into deep water wearing load bearing equipment. While underwater, they must release the equipment, swim to the surface and reach the edge. The last task cadets must perform is creating a floatation device with their BDU or ACU trousers.

 
Walk the Plank3 Meter FallCarpenter on the 15 Meter Combat Swim
 
Frazier and LewisLafountain and Frazier at the Ditch and Don stationKamp, MSIV, ready to snag some underclassmen
 
Cadets making floatation devices with their trousersBarrow, Duggan, Olsen and Sawyer
 
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