The Pope's mysterious army | DW Documentary
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This video follows a group of young Swiss Guard recruits as they leave Switzerland, undergo intensive training in Rome, and take up service guarding the Pope.
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Answers: What is it like to be a Swiss Guard in the Vatican?
- Swiss Guard training and life
- Vatican security and traditions
- Papal protection services
- Military service in Vatican City
Exercises
- Push-ups · bodyweight
- Crunches · bodyweight
What it concludes
- The Swiss Guard form an army of 135 men who take an oath to lay down their lives for the Pope.
- Swiss Guards serve a minimum two-year service commitment.
- Recruits undergo intense training in close combat, weapons handling, and tactical defense to protect the Pope.
- Swiss Guards are given unique privileges including access to Vatican gardens and close proximity to the Pope.
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