Special Operations Unit (UOE) founded by Captain Yáñez Golf in 1966, to me, is an axiomatic example of what a small group of officers and NCOs can achieve when they have enthusiasm and are proud of the Corps to which they belong. These stories - from the unit or any component I want to pay a tribute of admiration to those who have served and are serving in one of the most remarkable units Tercio de Armada (TEAR) and one that has most contributed to the prestige of the body the spirit of unity is so great that many staff served in the UOE, almost since it entered until it passed to the reserve. And for this to happen in a unit, training so hard and risky, something must have. For those who watched from outside - to forgive us know is not true - we thought we were a little "mush." And since things were good - all staff was voluntary and no one wanted to go and they left shunting, with English and foreign special units, all were congratulations for their dedication, knowledge, discipline ... etc., lived a little on their own, without excessive inspections, if not for fear of finding something "extraordinary." In the years 73/74 the UOE was an organic unity of the Association of Landing (AD) where I was assigned as operations officer (S-3). At that time, the AD held a training period in the camp of ET in Facinas (area of \u200b\u200bTarifa) Inspections units were frequent, but was to end the camp and had hardly seen the UOE. That day the Training Section of the UOE had the final tests. That exceeded the passing to join the drive-in an act which handed him the trophy most dear - the green beret, which I imagine would suspended a. .. rifle companies. Colonel encouraged to go to see them and I do not think he agreed with all my heart. We were, he, me and the driver and we had just a few miles, when the clipping height, look at the picture: In a plain full of trees, separated from each other four or five meters, was the sergeant Codec (better known as the Billy out) with the section - about 20 or 25 soldiers, "They were with a handkerchief over his eyes which prevented them from view, and tied with a rope-each to a tree, in every way possible (From which they were bound by one foot high, and flat on the floor with your hands, even those who were tied at the waist upside down). Meanwhile, the sergeant walked from one place to another and shouted: "Me on five of you. Who wants low?". The soldiers yelled almost in unison: _ I do not, my sergeant, I did not! Upon seeing this spectacle Colonel said: "And now that I DID CONGRATULATE OR LE METO a cigar? Note. Personally, I was struck a year they had to overcome, do not forget that conscripts were required to pass-.Consistía a river from one bank to another, with a huge boulder on his head walking down the background. You saw, the soldier away on a river site and appear on the other by the large boulder on his head.
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