Special operations is all about the intensity of the chase and the fear of capture. They are so extreme and so covert that the public generally only sees snippets of fictitious missions played out in the movies. In Military Channel's new series Special Ops Mission, viewers get to experience the danger, excitement and heart-pounding action of real life special operations as they are immersed in a diverse set of simulated scenarios. In each episode, special forces operator Wil Willis must complete a seemingly impossible mission using his military expertise spanning over 15 years in special operations with both the U.S. Army Rangers and the U.S. Air Force Pararescuemen. With audiences watching every move, his task is to complete a complex series of military objectives while trying to survive, evade and escape an Opposition Force that is determined to stop him. Willis faces a new mission in each episode- ranging anywhere from infiltrating a terrorist camp high in the mountains, making his way through an enemy stronghold in an urban environment, or even climbing aboard a moored ship overtaken by pirates - and a new "Op For" team whose only objective is to stop Willis. The closest most viewers will ever get to experience a genuine covert operation, Special Ops Mission follows Willis as he tests his marksmanship, instincts and military skills throughout these dramatic scenarios.

Willis's vast array of military training has earned him tactical skill sets that are unparalleled by most. Willis guides viewers through each episode of Special Ops Mission, providing a first-person look at how special operation forces must take on a diverse set of challenges and game-time decisions to complete each mission. Each new assignment includes tactical goals that will stretch his abilities to the utmost, requiring Willis to successfully maneuver through difficult terrain varying from arid deserts to steamy rain forests and snow-covered mountains to urban back streets - all while fighting to keep ahead of the "Op For" pursuit team hunting him down. Documenting these operations is Willis himself, armed only with a handheld camera and another mounted on his gun, giving viewers the unique perspective of traveling alongside Willis and exposing them to some of the real-life dangers special operations forces can meet across the globe.

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