The Simplest Patrolling Technique is the Most Often Forgotten
This video details the SEALS (Stop, Look, Listen, Smell) patrolling technique, a crucial but often forgotten method for detecting enemy, friendly, or civilian presence during dismounted or mounted maneuvers. The instructor emphasizes the importance of halting movement to effectively utilize all senses for observation, identifying specific indicators for each sense, and concludes with the hand signal for completing the technique. The instruction is presented with practical examples and a focus on infantry-based tactics.











