Two thirds of the world's population lives in coastal areas. Throughout history, shorelines have served as points of assault in every major conflict. Warfare almost always involves a bold emphasis on naval operations. The Continental United States has over 5,000 miles of coastline, plus over 78,000 square miles of inland waters. America's most populated areas are permeated by a massive system of rivers, lakes, and canals. It is vital to homeland security plans that law enforcement learns to integrate water operations into their tactical units. "SWAT Waterborne Operations" showcases the state of the art training methods used to bring tactical units up to speed for waterborne assaults and surveillance missions:

- See the latest techniques used for covert boarding of vessels and docks.
- Find out how tactical teams are "drown proofed". Go underwater to discover how tactical units disable vessels unseen.
- Learn the casting techniques that deliver teams invisibly to their targets.
- Witness high speed insertion teams in action.
- Follow tactical-units through their all night reconnaissance missions in the Florida mangrove swamps.

In the past, Special Response Teams have overlooked this important area, focusing on more conventional tactics and scenarios instead. The recent trend of cross training police and military tactical units has buoyed interest in waterborne tactics: "SWAT Waterborne Operations" showcases how America's elite tactical units achieve and maintain combat proficiency in water environments. Don't miss this dramatic look at the hottest new trend in SWAT team training.