Survival school at Stead Air Force Base in Reno, NV, for airmen if captured; sweatbox, coffin, interrogation

The video discusses the controversial training at Stead Air Force Base in Nevada, where U.S. airmen learn survival and evasion techniques. The Desert Survival School near Reno is inspected, showcasing methods like confinement in a hole and a sweat box. The training, influenced by Korean prison camps, is defended as essential for modern combat. Despite allegations of torture, the commandant insists no students are degraded. The video also highlights interrogation techniques and notes that 29,000 have attended since 1950, with only 5% participating in the prisoner treatment phase.

What is the primary focus of the training at Stead Air Force Base?

• Aircraft maintenance

• Escape and evasion techniques

• Physical fitness

• Weapons training

What is one method used in the prisoner treatment training?

• Sleep deprivation

• Electric shocks

• Confinement in a hole

• Waterboarding

How does the commandant justify the harsh training methods?

• They are optional for volunteers

• They are a form of punishment

• They are necessary for modern combat

• They are used to test endurance

What is the purpose of the weirdly painted interrogation room?

• To improve memory

• To unsettle the nerves

• To enhance focus

• To provide a calming environment

What percentage of volunteers actively participate in the prisoner treatment phase?

• 20%

• 5%

• 15%

• 10%