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Man vs. Wild: A Tactical Insertion
There's no better way to get to the inhospitable terrains of New Zealand than a Hercules C130 transport aircraft, through whose tailgate Bear Grylls gleefully flings himself.
Added: Jul 8, 2011
Views: 30274 Views
Runtime: 02:04
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