US Navy SEAL team candidates use teamwork to perform physical training exercises with a 600 pound log at Naval Amphibious Base

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6 April 2011

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Coronodo, CA, USA

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US Navy SEAL team candidates use teamwork to perform physical training exercises with a 600 pound log at Naval Amphibious Base Coronado. Log physical training exercises are one of many physically demanding evolutions that are part of first phase training to become a Navy SEAL.

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