File:DVIDS - Video - Coalition Soldiers Train SDF Commandos on Stress-Fire.webm

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English: Coalition service members train partner forces with a live stress-fire range July 20, 2019, Syria. A stress-fire range is a rigorous training event, where the trainee is subjected to strenuous conditions, such as heat, physical exhaustion and time limits, to simulate the stress of real combat. Stress-fire ranges are an extremely effective training tool that are always done with the close supervision of instructors and safety personnel
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Soldiers of the [[CJTF-OIR]] coalition train SDF troops in live stress-fire, mid-July 2019

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20 July 2019

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