For any military, the most likely combat is in an urban setting. Military operation in urban terrain (MOUT) is physically demanding and potentially lethal environment and you can never train enough to be ready for everything that may happen. An army can’t hide in the woods and mountains forever, nor can an army expect to always fight in that setting. The battlefield shifts, and the last war is not the next. Any tactically competent individual knows that you must be prepared for what may be next, not what was.
Switzerland has not been in any war since 1847, but that does not mean that the Swiss are setting on their hands and hoping for the best. The Swiss military actively and proficiently trains in MOUT and a host of other skills and tasks to prepare for what may be tomorrow. Asso Sion, as part of the overarching Swiss military infrastructure also takes part as an independent non-commissioned officer association. Asso Sion, in this video demonstrates what the Swiss militiamen can, as they do voluntarily improve their skills in addition to their official army duties. The non-commissioned officers association from the region of Sion, regularly conducts these exercises which are supported by the Swiss military.

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They seemed cool, until I noticed all that shit.
I agree with Will. 7 years in the Infantry my specialty was Mount and that was soup samich.
This brings back memories. Miss Ft. Drum Mount site training. Also did several deployments to Ft. Polk. Love mount. was the best experience I ever gotten.
man this cameraman operator's muzzle discipline is fucking challenged and when do you kick in a door forward with your toes...standing in a dark open doorway with no illumination.