What does it take to survive in the mountains? Find out as NATO video producers embed with the Chasseurs Alpins (“Alpine Hunters” in English), the French Army’s elite mountain infantry unit.
Synopsis
What does it take to survive in the mountains? Find out as NATO video producers embed with the Chasseurs Alpins (“Alpine Hunters” in English), the French Army’s elite mountain infantry unit. Over the course of 24 hours, they trek deep into the French Alps, where they set up camp and run training drills in the challenging mountain terrain. Military operations in the Alps aren’t for the faint of heart, and the Chasseurs show how demanding training pays off in expertise.
Footage includes shots from a 24-hour embed with the 13th Battalion Chasseurs Alpins, including shots of building igloos and combat drills.
Transcript
This is the international version of an edited video. Please refer to the master or master with subtitles versions for the full transcript.
Music
“80s Drive” by Rémi Boubal, “Another Shore” by Daniel Patrick James Carney, “Blissed Beat” by Richard Smithson, “Urban Warriors” by Benjamin Andrew James MacDougall, “Make it Count” by Barry Whittaker-Gilbey, “Quiet Place” by John Sands, Justin Hilton Por
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