In 2019 a woman did pass the SOAS (SEAL Officer Assessment and Selection program) but that is only a 2 week course. She ultimately wasn't selected to undergo SEAL training.
I am a retired Navy OSC ( SW ) we had a Seal Team on my first amphibious ship. I can't recall which one it was. Those guys are at a totally different level than anyone else I've ever seen during my 20 years in the Navy.
They have opened up Combat MOS' for Women, and some are infantry, but there hasn't been a female to make it the BUDs training. So your initial reaction was correct.
I met a Master Chief Seal once and had the honor of learning how to handle and shoot the Government 45ACP from him and his team. This man was very experienced and just an incredible person. The way he described his team was interesting, he said "They're just like you, but more highly motivated". In reality, that's just the tip of the iceberg... These guys are super intelligent, super motivated, super dedicated and, basically, super human. My hat is off to them and the jobs they do. True American Heroes, each one.
Fun fact...the SEALS are one of the few SpecOps programs where officers and enlisted train together (USAF PJs -- pararescuemen -- are one of the others).
The training not only forces you to find that inner strength and motivation, but also tests your ability to work as part of a team. Being able to keep each other going, no matter what, is a major part of successfully completing training.
As teir 2 units, there aren't all that many that would try and succeed. Much less go on to a teir 1 unit. Around 90% of applicants for the SEALs are turned down and the ones who do make it into training, only about half of them will graduate. Approximately a 6% success rate. But this can also roughly be said of many of the teir 2 units, if not exact, it's decently close. Navy SWCC 70-80%, Air Force Pararescue at over 80%, Air Force Combat Controllers at about 90%, Army Ranger School at 50-75%, Marine Raiders at roughly 80% and Force Recon at around 50% (though this is just the last 6 years or so and they may have different requirements to even try out.)
I am one of those who tried out but did not make it. That doesn’t mean that I didn’t serve in the Navy, I just wasn’t in the Special Forces. I did however, serve as a Radioman (radio operator).
I was in great shape in my younger years and could do about 80% of what seals go through, but I do not enjoy cold water! I do not think a female could ever qualify. I have known one incredible friend who could not qualify. If this friend could not qualify then I could never qualify.
one mission where no personal identification is allowed to be carried is called (used to be called) a "Selective Target Mission". names and designations change over time so it may not be called that.
Man as a 40 year old American single dad of amazing daughters,.. can I jsut say I LOVE Courtney’s videos. I was dating a girl from Adelaide Australia and I know she’s A New Zealander but man I looooove the accent!!! 😍❤️💓
You should G.I. Jane. Although it is just a movie, a lot of it as realistic as possible. It also shows what it would be like for a female. As always, awesome video.
The operators of the Army 1st SFOD-D (Delta Force) might have a thing or two to say about this video. They are the "quite professionals" and are sine pari - without equal.
You are correct. Women have been eligible since 2015. So far 8 have applied, 2 have made it to BUDS and 0 have completed training and earned their trident.
That outlines regular SEAL training. Later on, you may get the opportunity to try for SEAL team 6 / DevGru (development group). That is the elite of the SEAL community, and you “start over” within that community to prove yourself. Good channel to watch is Mike Ritland’s “Mike Drop”. He’s a former SEAL and interviews people from the special ops community. See his interview with Terry Houin, who was involved in the Captain Phillips rescue, among others.
Courtney, in 2015 ,the congress open all combats billets ,to female recruites, the problem is that very few has passed the courses, for instance no woman has passed the Marina Corps infantry's Officer course , and the us army watered down the Ranger course so that three women could pass ,and only one woman so far has passed the US Special Forces course .
Hi Courtney. The allowing of women to try out is fairly new. Thus far no woman has even passed the program required to then be accepted into SEAL training. Many of the other military groups have different requirements for women, which I don't understand. You want the same job, meet the same requirements. Ya know? Anyhow I have had the good fortune to know many of those guys over the years. My older brother was a Seal for many of the 30 years he served in the Navy. He did 2 combat tours in Viet Nam as a Seal back in the day. Back then there were only 2 Seal Teams numbered One and Two. One on the west coast and Two on the East coast. Total # of SEAL personnel back then was 200 I believe. The other guys were assigned to UDT Teams. (Underwater Demolition teams) I think all of those may have been done away with at this point and everyone who passes training is assigned to a SEAL Team. Great job as always Courtney. Stay safe and well.
I note that you are from New Zealand -- which has Special Warfare forces. Perhaps you could do some sort of comparison & contrast between NZ SAS, and some other nations' special warfare services.
One of my best friend's fathers was a SEAL. I remember asking him about BUDS and hell week. All he could say was that you get beaten down so badly, physically and psychologically, that you never truly recover, even years later. To quote Rocky Balboa, it "Breaks things in you that never get fixed." I can't begin to imagine what that feels like.
I was never spec ops yet I do sometimes consider myself an honorary member simply because I was always the machine gunner when we dropped them off. I will never forget the day we just went out and relaxed, middle of nowhere Iraq, chilling with the Recon team
Lol! Most people wouldn't make it through the initial physical test just to make it into boot camp. And then the ones that are physically capable of making it through physically, still require the mental strength to push through when their body tells them to give up. Much respect to all special forces around the world!
They opened SEAL billets to women in 2016. However no women have made it to BUDS, the first leg of SEAL training. A woman in 2019 did complete SOAS though, or Seal Officer Assessment and Selection.
Common thing I’ve heard from former seals in podcasts is just the “never quit attitude”. If you want it that bad and your body doesn’t break you’ll make it, just might be messed up by the end of it 😂.
I couldn't pass seal training but I do have aspirations to join the Army Rangers and at least try plus they always get the better toys before everyone else
Navy seals are trying to do a mental meditation, sun is warm grass is green snow is called sew and sew for mental seriously hundred percent so thank you Courtney to give you a little bit of an insight God bless you and yours 👽🛸
That's a huge training program, much longer than that for the British special forces which is 6 months. But many of the British applicants are members of the Royal Marines or the Parachute Regiment so they already have some of the required skills before they apply. About 15% make it through the application process. Women can apply but if any have made it through.......is a closely guarded secret. Just as a rule of thumb, anyone claiming to be a member or former member of a special forces unit.....probably isn't!
“Those Who Say They Can’t And Can Are Usually Both Right.” I follow this quote every single day and plan on signing up for BUDS when I turn 18, Nothing Is Impossible.
Saying never give up is just a word, the tough part is to make it when everyone else believes you just cant. You have to be humble, try and fail, try and fail, try and fail day by day until you succeed.
While the military formally opened SEAL billets and all other previously closed jobs to women in 2016, no woman has yet made it to the infamous 24-week Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL (BUD/S) training to date.
As for me could I survive Seal Training? I do not know. I have done a lot of stuff and was in the Army, turned down the chance to even be offered West Point and turned down OCS. Mostly cause it was not what I wanted. When I went in I was running 9:10 in the two mile and in AIT they timed me several times in under ten min. for two miles in combat boots, the black ones that we had to polish every day. And I had been to state in five sports at least once and nationals. And was pretty fit. Tho a lot go in pretty fit. I think the thing for me is I am not interested. One of the reasons I turned down OCS was in the regs. it says they Can take into consideration ur training. Well I had just come out of getting my degree in Forestry and could read a USGS map, use a compass in the field and use it to plot a course on a map, I could survey land using that kind of equipment, Read Arial Photos and I had to live without elec. growing up for four years cause my mom wanted to live a certain way so I know how to do things a lot do not. I thought they might make me and infantry officer which I didn't want. I have been told they likely would have tried to put me into Ranger School as an officer. Passing the PT tests is not a problem its just if I want it or not.
I've seen dedicated Hell Week vids. It's absolutely insane. Even if I managed to get that far, no doubt 5 days of training on just 4 hours of sleep would break me. I doubt I'd make it through day 3.
Courtney, my last comments yeah bled into going for his text do you not voice text as a sidenote. Navy Seal hundred percent God bless them and God Bless You And Yours Courtney🎚🤗 I am very very happy you are on earth with MEE 🙃 Ikeep up the good work. 👽🛸
Nice reaction as always. I've heard the only other program which may or may not be tougher, is the Danish military program to train "Frog Men". That is supposed to be a nightmare not all too different than this.
Courtney thank you for sharing videos 👍👍🙃❤️🌏 Thank you for sharing videos of the elite, many good people so and so forth on earth thank you for posting 👽🛸
To pass any training in the military, you just have to want it. That's it. You have to really want it. You want to pass RASP? Then really want to be a Ranger. You want to pass SF? Then really want to be a green beret. Especially SF, which I'm telling you right now, is the EASIEST special training in the military. This applies to SEALs. Everyone can physically pass any military training by the time they get their. Especially a course like BUDs which is developmental and not attritional like a RASP or Ranger School. By the time you finish up basic and the extra schools to get to BUDs, physically you are 100% ready. Don't listen to the attrition rate. Every single school talks about this. Think of this, the average attrition rate of basic training is 15% across all services. 15% of people couldn't make their bed, tend their uniform, say "yes, sgt", do the low standard PT test, or they just straight up quit. And at basic you get 3 tries before they boot you. At these special schools 2/3 the people quit for the same small reasons. They go to Ranger School and find out they can't swim, or they quit after 2 days when they haven't slept or ate, guys go to SEALs and they quit when they find out the water is chilly. Don't buy into the hype of these schools, and if you're a prospective candidate for special units or training, know that you are 100% ready, barring injury or some form of direct inability to pass. Unless you're going to Delta tryouts, because that training will whip anyone that goes through.
The official sealswcc website states that women are indeed allowed to try and earn a seal challenge contract. The video was wrong about that. I believe the furthest a female has gotten through the pipeline is in BO, which is before BUDS. I read that she quit and decided to pick the job she had over seal, so I guess she didn’t even want to be a seal to begin with, maybe just wanted the challenge.
It's only been with in the last few years that female sailors could attend buds training to get into the SEALs. This video may have been done prior to females being allowed to request to join.
Females can do seal training and there has been ! female who actually tried it but she quiet in like a week and so far no female has ever passed seal training
the infographics show is pretty inaccurate for military stuff (e.g their fighter pilot training vid was so inaccurate that when they got called out for it by cw lemoine, who was a fighter pilot, they took their video down). im not really sure about the training process, but i do know that females are allowed and that military members from other branches can also apply to become seals. just an fyi 😄
not entirely true: you may or may not get awarded a trident. you ar assigned to the 10th platoon and from there you receive more training. its tougher than this let on. its a process. a long process.
You should react to the series "Surviving the Cut" or "Two weeks in Hell" they showcase different species of the military from SWIC to Rangers to Snappers
Tough ppl can be everywhere, its not a privilege for the army. For example, you can be living in abusive environment as a kid in a dysfunctional family, survive and later on succeed in life. Those ppl are even tougher for me because it is children taking the responsibility of their own lives and maybe for other ppl too. Necessities of life create toughness not choices, though, it is always a choice what you do with it.
There are multiple areas in this video that are inaccurate, but the one that I think is the worst is during hell week. You only get 4 hours of sleep the whole 5 nights, not 4 hours each night. But yeah, even if everything in this video was true, I still would fail so hard.
WEEEEEEEEEEEE =Hell week for Navy Seal Training = A remembrance of a bad situation putting the subconscious that you did it once you can do it again 👽🛸
In 2019 a woman did pass the SOAS (SEAL Officer Assessment and Selection program) but that is only a 2 week course. She ultimately wasn't selected to undergo SEAL training.
I am a retired Navy OSC ( SW ) we had a Seal Team on my first amphibious ship. I can't recall which one it was. Those guys are at a totally different level than anyone else I've ever seen during my 20 years in the Navy.
thank you for your service
I wouldn't even survive filling out the paperwork...
Pretty sure I'm going to have a brain tumor.
@@gggccfjjhh7972 Same
They have opened up Combat MOS' for Women, and some are infantry, but there hasn't been a female to make it the BUDs training. So your initial reaction was correct.
Then I was wrong I forgot Obama ordered open the MOS
We still don’t have any woman in any SF.
thank God
The late Chris Kyle was a member of SEAL Team 3.
I met a Master Chief Seal once and had the honor of learning how to handle and shoot the Government 45ACP from him and his team. This man was very experienced and just an incredible person. The way he described his team was interesting, he said "They're just like you, but more highly motivated". In reality, that's just the tip of the iceberg... These guys are super intelligent, super motivated, super dedicated and, basically, super human. My hat is off to them and the jobs they do. True American Heroes, each one.
I spent 28 years as a U.S. Army tank commander. Love your videos.
Congrats. 28 years is crazy haha
I'm with you Courtney I wouldn't make it through. They are amazing warriors. God bless the US Military 🇺🇸
Hi Mike! Yup must take the best of the best to get through 🤯 can't even imagine how hard it must be!!
@@CourtneyCoulston to my understanding, SEAL training is excruciatingly difficult
Fun fact...the SEALS are one of the few SpecOps programs where officers and enlisted train together (USAF PJs -- pararescuemen -- are one of the others).
The training not only forces you to find that inner strength and motivation, but also tests your ability to work as part of a team. Being able to keep each other going, no matter what, is a major part of successfully completing training.
As teir 2 units, there aren't all that many that would try and succeed. Much less go on to a teir 1 unit. Around 90% of applicants for the SEALs are turned down and the ones who do make it into training, only about half of them will graduate. Approximately a 6% success rate. But this can also roughly be said of many of the teir 2 units, if not exact, it's decently close. Navy SWCC 70-80%, Air Force Pararescue at over 80%, Air Force Combat Controllers at about 90%, Army Ranger School at 50-75%, Marine Raiders at roughly 80% and Force Recon at around 50% (though this is just the last 6 years or so and they may have different requirements to even try out.)
In World War II, there were several pioneering units such as the First Special Service Force aka The Devil's Brigade, for example.
I am one of those who tried out but did not make it. That doesn’t mean that I didn’t serve in the Navy, I just wasn’t in the Special Forces. I did however, serve as a Radioman (radio operator).
I was in great shape in my younger years and could do about 80% of what seals go through, but I do not enjoy cold water! I do not think a female could ever qualify. I have known one incredible friend who could not qualify. If this friend could not qualify then I could never qualify.
one mission where no personal identification is allowed to be carried is called (used to be called) a "Selective Target Mission". names and designations change over time so it may not be called that.
Man as a 40 year old American single dad of amazing daughters,.. can I jsut say I LOVE Courtney’s videos. I was dating a girl from Adelaide Australia and I know she’s A New Zealander but man I looooove the accent!!! 😍❤️💓
You should G.I. Jane. Although it is just a movie, a lot of it as realistic as possible. It also shows what it would be like for a female. As always, awesome video.
The operators of the Army 1st SFOD-D (Delta Force) might have a thing or two to say about this video. They are the "quite professionals" and are sine pari - without equal.
This is a great video that infographics show put out. I watched when it released!
You are correct. Women have been eligible since 2015. So far 8 have applied, 2 have made it to BUDS and 0 have completed training and earned their trident.
That outlines regular SEAL training. Later on, you may get the opportunity to try for SEAL team 6 / DevGru (development group). That is the elite of the SEAL community, and you “start over” within that community to prove yourself.
Good channel to watch is Mike Ritland’s “Mike Drop”. He’s a former SEAL and interviews people from the special ops community. See his interview with Terry Houin, who was involved in the Captain Phillips rescue, among others.
Courtney, in 2015 ,the congress open all combats billets ,to female recruites, the problem is that very few has passed the courses, for instance no woman has passed the Marina Corps infantry's Officer course , and the us army watered down the Ranger course so that three women could pass ,and only one woman so far has passed the US Special Forces course .
Hi Courtney. The allowing of women to try out is fairly new. Thus far no woman has even passed the program required to then be accepted into SEAL training. Many of the other military groups have different requirements for women, which I don't understand. You want the same job, meet the same requirements. Ya know? Anyhow I have had the good fortune to know many of those guys over the years. My older brother was a Seal for many of the 30 years he served in the Navy. He did 2 combat tours in Viet Nam as a Seal back in the day. Back then there were only 2 Seal Teams numbered One and Two. One on the west coast and Two on the East coast. Total # of SEAL personnel back then was 200 I believe. The other guys were assigned to UDT Teams. (Underwater Demolition teams) I think all of those may have been done away with at this point and everyone who passes training is assigned to a SEAL Team. Great job as always Courtney. Stay safe and well.
its survivable. highly. the first thing it tests is mental fortitude. if ya dont have it nothing else matters.
You should check out the NRA Life of Duty on Seal Team Six member Adam Brown
Its on vimeo
I note that you are from New Zealand -- which has Special Warfare forces. Perhaps you could do some sort of comparison & contrast between NZ SAS, and some other nations' special warfare services.
Great reaction and video Courtney!
Check out Mr.Ballen. He's a youtuber and a Navy SEAL who tells stories about the strange, dark and mysterious in story format and that's all he does.
you should watch the movie GI Jane staring Demi Moore its about a woman wanting to join the navy seals a good movie i think you would enjoy
Absolute MACHINES these warriors are.
Great reaction as always
Thanks Patrick and thanks for tuning in!! ❤️😊
One of my best friend's fathers was a SEAL. I remember asking him about BUDS and hell week. All he could say was that you get beaten down so badly, physically and psychologically, that you never truly recover, even years later. To quote Rocky Balboa, it "Breaks things in you that never get fixed." I can't begin to imagine what that feels like.
Imagine how poeerful the miltary would be if even half the people who claimed they were SEALS really were
I told her to react to Don Shipley.
Courtney’s hair is perfect today!!!
Wonder what the cost is per soldier from start to finish? Must be extremely expensive.
Love your videos Thank for all the kind words 🇺🇸
Remember that reaction you did about Jessica Buchanan? Yea.. this is what it takes. :D
I was never spec ops yet I do sometimes consider myself an honorary member simply because I was always the machine gunner when we dropped them off. I will never forget the day we just went out and relaxed, middle of nowhere Iraq, chilling with the Recon team
Lol! Most people wouldn't make it through the initial physical test just to make it into boot camp. And then the ones that are physically capable of making it through physically, still require the mental strength to push through when their body tells them to give up. Much respect to all special forces around the world!
They opened SEAL billets to women in 2016. However no women have made it to BUDS, the first leg of SEAL training. A woman in 2019 did complete SOAS though, or Seal Officer Assessment and Selection.
Love the reactions, Courtney.
You should check out the pat tillman story. A nfl player who joined the army after 9/11
Common thing I’ve heard from former seals in podcasts is just the “never quit attitude”. If you want it that bad and your body doesn’t break you’ll make it, just might be messed up by the end of it 😂.
Even some males can’t make it past the training. It is crazy tough to become a navy SEAL!
I couldn't pass seal training but I do have aspirations to join the Army Rangers and at least try plus they always get the better toys before everyone else
Rangers would be easier.
You should watch the movie G.I. Jane.
My late grandfather was a Navy SEAL
Navy seals are trying to do a mental meditation, sun is warm grass is green snow is called sew and sew for mental seriously hundred percent so thank you Courtney to give you a little bit of an insight God bless you and yours
👽🛸
That's a huge training program, much longer than that for the British special forces which is 6 months. But many of the British applicants are members of the Royal Marines or the Parachute Regiment so they already have some of the required skills before they apply. About 15% make it through the application process. Women can apply but if any have made it through.......is a closely guarded secret. Just as a rule of thumb, anyone claiming to be a member or former member of a special forces unit.....probably isn't!
“Those Who Say They Can’t And Can Are Usually Both Right.” I follow this quote every single day and plan on signing up for BUDS when I turn 18, Nothing Is Impossible.
Saying never give up is just a word, the tough part is to make it when everyone else believes you just cant. You have to be humble, try and fail, try and fail, try and fail day by day until you succeed.
While the military formally opened SEAL billets and all other previously closed jobs to women in 2016, no woman has yet made it to the infamous 24-week Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL (BUD/S) training to date.
Courtney please keep up the good work you’re awesome hundred percent 2021 God bless👽🛸
You should watch air force PJ training
WHOA! CC,NO I COULD NOT GET THROUGH THAT BUT WHAT AN AWESOME VIDEO AND REACTION..TAKE CARE GIRL,KENT IN OHIO.
thank you so much Kent!!! Take care ❤️
As for me could I survive Seal Training? I do not know. I have done a lot of stuff and was in the Army, turned down the chance to even be offered West Point and turned down OCS. Mostly cause it was not what I wanted. When I went in I was running 9:10 in the two mile and in AIT they timed me several times in under ten min. for two miles in combat boots, the black ones that we had to polish every day. And I had been to state in five sports at least once and nationals. And was pretty fit. Tho a lot go in pretty fit. I think the thing for me is I am not interested. One of the reasons I turned down OCS was in the regs. it says they Can take into consideration ur training. Well I had just come out of getting my degree in Forestry and could read a USGS map, use a compass in the field and use it to plot a course on a map, I could survey land using that kind of equipment, Read Arial Photos and I had to live without elec. growing up for four years cause my mom wanted to live a certain way so I know how to do things a lot do not. I thought they might make me and infantry officer which I didn't want. I have been told they likely would have tried to put me into Ranger School as an officer. Passing the PT tests is not a problem its just if I want it or not.
you should react to "Desert Storm - F-16 Pilot Fights for his Life Over Baghdad - Time-Lapse" by The Operations Room
I love infogeaphics info but miss the video footage of the subject of video.
@Courtney Coulson hey could you react to minnesota civil war History
I've seen dedicated Hell Week vids. It's absolutely insane. Even if I managed to get that far, no doubt 5 days of training on just 4 hours of sleep would break me. I doubt I'd make it through day 3.
The SEALs are descended from the UDTs or Frogmen of WWII.
Is it actually true the governemnt wont come for you if your captured? I find that hard to believe, even if its kept from the public
Courtney, my last comments yeah bled into going for his text do you not voice text as a sidenote. Navy Seal hundred percent God bless them and God Bless You And Yours Courtney🎚🤗
I am very very happy you are on earth with MEE 🙃
Ikeep up the good work.
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Hey you should react to drifting
What have you done to your hair?
Even if you fail Navy Seal training you still now how to fight and survive (depends on what stage you failed on)
1% don't finish and wash out?? I saw a documentary that said 20-25% on average finish!
Nice reaction as always. I've heard the only other program which may or may not be tougher, is the Danish military program to train "Frog Men". That is supposed to be a nightmare not all too different than this.
Courtney thank you for sharing videos 👍👍🙃❤️🌏
Thank you for sharing videos of the elite, many good people so and so forth on earth thank you for posting
👽🛸
To pass any training in the military, you just have to want it. That's it. You have to really want it. You want to pass RASP? Then really want to be a Ranger. You want to pass SF? Then really want to be a green beret. Especially SF, which I'm telling you right now, is the EASIEST special training in the military.
This applies to SEALs. Everyone can physically pass any military training by the time they get their. Especially a course like BUDs which is developmental and not attritional like a RASP or Ranger School. By the time you finish up basic and the extra schools to get to BUDs, physically you are 100% ready.
Don't listen to the attrition rate. Every single school talks about this. Think of this, the average attrition rate of basic training is 15% across all services. 15% of people couldn't make their bed, tend their uniform, say "yes, sgt", do the low standard PT test, or they just straight up quit. And at basic you get 3 tries before they boot you. At these special schools 2/3 the people quit for the same small reasons. They go to Ranger School and find out they can't swim, or they quit after 2 days when they haven't slept or ate, guys go to SEALs and they quit when they find out the water is chilly.
Don't buy into the hype of these schools, and if you're a prospective candidate for special units or training, know that you are 100% ready, barring injury or some form of direct inability to pass. Unless you're going to Delta tryouts, because that training will whip anyone that goes through.
You never did the us army rangers
Hell week isn't 4 hours of sleep a day it's 3 hours a week total. Most experience hallucinations.
Courtney . .now ya gotta do a reaction to you watching the movie "G.I. Jane". im sure your fans would like that 🤪
The official sealswcc website states that women are indeed allowed to try and earn a seal challenge contract. The video was wrong about that. I believe the furthest a female has gotten through the pipeline is in BO, which is before BUDS. I read that she quit and decided to pick the job she had over seal, so I guess she didn’t even want to be a seal to begin with, maybe just wanted the challenge.
It's only been with in the last few years that female sailors could attend buds training to get into the SEALs. This video may have been done prior to females being allowed to request to join.
They technically can although none have made it there
I love your fingernails by the way baby blue do you do your nails by mood? What mood would you have for red nails?
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since were on Navy SEALs lone survivor would be a good story to react to
Females can do seal training and there has been ! female who actually tried it but she quiet in like a week and so far no female has ever passed seal training
the infographics show is pretty inaccurate for military stuff (e.g their fighter pilot training vid was so inaccurate that when they got called out for it by cw lemoine, who was a fighter pilot, they took their video down). im not really sure about the training process, but i do know that females are allowed and that military members from other branches can also apply to become seals. just an fyi 😄
É um treinamento muito forte, excelente!
I like your WORK you do Courtney 🙃👍
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I wanna love this woman
If you haven't seen it yet, you have to watch G.I.Jane, with Demi Moore.
Females can apply if there good enough I also think this video was made before females where allowed in and/or maybe out of date
React to Lauri Törni - Soldier of 3 armies.
not entirely true: you may or may not get awarded a trident. you ar assigned to the 10th platoon and from there you receive more training. its tougher than this let on. its a process. a long process.
I believe after the 30 months, there’s still about 4 more years of training until they can be deployed
It a older video. pre 2015.
The killer part of the training that washes out the most candidates (including women) is the requirement for upper body strength.
React to some old top gear episodes
Keep in mind the infograghic show isn't the most accurate. Just about anyone can try buds
Not sure what you meant by this but only active duty Sailors or Coast guardsman can have the opportunity to qualify for a NSW rating.
You should react to the series "Surviving the Cut" or "Two weeks in Hell" they showcase different species of the military from SWIC to Rangers to Snappers
Courtney, watch the film "Lone Survivor" it's a true story. You are absolutely beautiful.
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u should really react to some domingo ayala vids it would be very funny
React to the rescue of captain Phillips
Tough ppl can be everywhere, its not a privilege for the army. For example, you can be living in abusive environment as a kid in a dysfunctional family, survive and later on succeed in life. Those ppl are even tougher for me because it is children taking the responsibility of their own lives and maybe for other ppl too. Necessities of life create toughness not choices, though, it is always a choice what you do with it.
@Daniel Rivas yeah, still the important thing is you tried and didnt stay with what ifs.
The British SAS is better in my opinion, they train longer and harder the the seals
The old requirements used to be male only allowed. They changed it recently
There are multiple areas in this video that are inaccurate, but the one that I think is the worst is during hell week. You only get 4 hours of sleep the whole 5 nights, not 4 hours each night. But yeah, even if everything in this video was true, I still would fail so hard.
SUN IS WARM, GRASS IS GREEN.
SNOW IS WHITE, AND ITS COLD 🙃🦋
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WEEEEEEEEEEEE =Hell week for Navy Seal Training = A remembrance of a bad situation putting the subconscious that you did it once you can do it again
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AGREED 👍🙃🤗
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