Almost everyone everywhere has heard of the US Navy SEALs. This elite military force is trained to handle all kinds of situations at sea, in the air, and on land. Now, the world is going to find out about Taiwan's elite warriors, the ARP Frogmen. As one of the toughest special forces in the ROC Marine Corps, the Amphibious Reconnaissance and Patrol Group is made up of the best of the best.
To become a part of this team, candidates have to survive a tough, 10-week training course. Not everyone will pass because the training is rigorous and the instructors are harsh. The start of the course sees 72 soldiers trying to make the cut. However, by the fourth week, 30 of them will be cut. For the rest, the biggest challenge is Hell Week. During this six-day period, they are required to complete marathon-length runs, swim in the ocean, survive nighttime rows in war-like situations, and crawl to their final destination. Only those that pass all 22 sessions can go on to become frogmen. To see who has what it takes, don't miss Taiwan's Elite Warriors: ARP Frogmen on National Geographic Channel.
