I spent a tour of duty at the Navys SERE school back in the late '60s where all the students are/were interogated, some of which could have been considered torture although I never witnessed any waterboarding. To be stationed there and to be a part in the training all had to have gone through the school ourselves. From start to finish the school was six weeks of living hell and I mean living hell. Intergating is to gather info, torture is to inflict pain and fear, not only in the tortured but in anyone who might be following in the footsteps of the tortured.
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