I am in the United States Navy.

My name is Jeff Prosser. I'm a petty officer

2nd class and I decided to enroll in a SWCC.

SWCC stands for Special Warfare Combatant Craft Crewman.

We're primary insert/extract platform for SEAL platoons

and other special forces. They call SWCCs

the quiet professionals.

We used to refer to it as the best kept secret

in the Navy. I think that's what intrigues a lot

of us to stay in it. Because it is kinda a secret

society. No one really know who we are or what we do.

We are modern day warriors. We're fightin' for our

country, our beliefs. And we hold our brothers and

our nations lives in our hands.

There's nobody else out there with us. So when we fight,

it's basically to keep the guy next to us alive.

Ya know, that's the guy you're counting on if something

goes wrong. He's going to be the one taking that shot

saving your life as well as you're gonna save his life.

We do rely heavily on each other and it's a different

attitude when you get on the river. I would take a

bullet for any of my brothers any day. Any time,

any where. Never think twice about it.

If we're in a hot zone, if it's a high danger area,

we're not going to go in there blazing unless they

get contacted on the beach and they are taking

effective fire. It can get harry sometimes. But I guess

that's part of the challenge, you just gotta be ready

for it. Cause everything up here is close and personal.

When we're going through an area of interest, we need

to keep the boats as quiet as possible. Because we're

on a river, there are only two ways we can go. We can

go forward or we can go backward. We are in the worst

possible position to get ambushed.

"Wolfpack, this is witch doctor requesting an immediate

hot extract. Taking on heavy effective enemy fire

from about three o'clock position. Cease fire. Cease fire.

I have four packs zero wounded. Now copy."

"Witch doctor this is Wolfpack. Good copy on all.

Requesting hot extract from primary VLM. You're taking

fire from the three o'clock position. You have four packs,

no wounded. Be advised for one boat pickup. I'll be coming

from your North. Over. "

If I had to describe the SWCCs in one word, it would

probably be explosive. I'd go with dynamic. Firepower.

Persevering. Brotherhood. Brotherhood.

I would have to say excellence. You have to give it

everything you've got. And failure is not an option.

To define SWCC in one word, I think it's impossible.

"I'm two minutes out"

One word to describe the SWCCs, I would have to say,

dedication. I think dedication is what leads it all.

Being dedicated to your family, your friends,

being dedicated to you country and being dedicated

to the war on terrorism. That dedication will drive

you to do the best you can in everything you're doing.