U.S. Marines develop their 'Machete' Skills in the Jungles of Panama

For Lieutenant Romero Benito B positive For Lieutenant Trejo Agustin O positive For Guard Ebrera Daniel B positive For Guard Miranda Manuel This one's good, really good Still gotta look in Check every little bit Just a little bit Alright 30 Uh Yes You can't have any medication If someone has a prescription for something tell them there's a paramedic who's looking into it Hey, I see one with two backpacks Two backpacks can't carry Just one Two backpacks can't You need medication You asked for a lighter Yes Here in the other pocket Lighter, please Give me the lighter Hey, come here Over there Raul Here's the wallet Pass it, pass it Pass it Don't suffer Doctor Let's go there Let's go to the students' side There I see AMGC all over 1 US, 1 Panamanian You're not crushing it Leave a little space so they can fill it Let's go Hurry up Up, up, up Let's go Don't be afraid Go, go, go He's been in combat, he's done a lot of training in the jungle And he's looking forward To the training I've been in the service for 21 and a half years I'm assigned as an instructor In this course It's going to be approximately 7 days As the comrade said, we have knowledge To share with you More than anything, it's learning You have to have all the knowledge you can Any questions, here are the instructors Here's my person, two invited comrades Americans The machete The handle Pull the machete Grab the machete With the entire machete Pull it It's easier One strike You hear it from the top Going down That way The bamboo doesn't break And this can be a slope The way you strike And hitting the spot That you want to strike Something we need to keep in mind When we're going to create this skillet Because it's going to be in contact with fire So we can know Cut here Love Panama