First of all it's spelt U.S. Navy SEAL. And the training to become one is called BUD/s or Basic Underwater Demolition SEAL. The training is the most physically and mentally grueling in the world. Yet if you have a no quit attitude and are in good shape you can make it. Remember the training is there to help you become a SEAL not for no reason to torture you.
Its actually pretty simple. You have two choices, officer or enlisted. If you want to be an officer, just go to the academy and go the spec ops route. For enlisted, see your local recruiter and get a SEAL contract before joining.
You WILL NOT get a guarantee for SEAL training when enlisting. It is highly competitive and very selective. Your best bet is to ask for a track that trains for skill sets needed by SEAL teams and be the best in that skill.
No, you have to be in the Navy to be a SEAL. The army has its own special operatives, however. Delta Force is the absolute best the army has to offer. Many consider them to be superior to the SEAL operators.
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A commando is any member of a special forces unit, working outside standard military combat activities and often in enemy territory. Examples : SAS, US Navy SEAL, GSG-9.
The precursor units to the SEALs operated in both theaters of war. In the Pacific the UDT Underwater Demolition Teams cleared and mapped the beach landings prior to the USMC assaults. In the European theater the NCDU Naval Combat Demolition Units performed similar functions.
A Navy SEAL can become a sniper, then an officer if he has an education.
There is a few things you have to do to become a Navy Seal man. You have to start with signing up for the Navy.
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You can sign up and get a contract to go to Bud/s where you can attempt to become a Navy Seal.
If an ex Navy Seal was in counter intelligence in the military, they may find it very easy to become a CIA agent.
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Women cannot apply to become a US Navy SEAL.
If they leave the Air Force and join the Navy it is possible.
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If you get a SPECWAR contract before shipping.
Some people think that a Navy Seal Sniper is safer than Navy Seal Infantry. Some people think that Navy Seal Infantry is safer than a Navy Seal Sniper.