This Urban Jungle
Posted on 19 Sep 2012
A day in the life of a Navy SEAL trainee
This article was contributed by the STOMP Team.
SEAL training has the reputation of being one of the toughest courses anywhere in the world.
The drop out rate for SEAL classes sometimes reaches over 90 percent.
The average Navy SEAL spends over a year in a series of formal training environments.
When they complete this training, they are then awarded the Special Warfare Operator Naval Rating and the Navy Enlisted Classification Combatant Swimmer (SEAL) or, in the case of commissioned naval officers, the designation Naval Special Warfare (SEAL) Officer.
Check out the gallery below to see how these SEALs train.
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LOL
3%
Cute
3%
Shiok
58%
Fail
1%
OMG
3%
Bochup
13%
Ewww!
1%
So Sad
9%
Enraged
9%
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low michael said
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23 Sep, 2012
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wish i was young again i will try to join
lyk10001 said
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20 Sep, 2012
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their training is ten times tougher than our singapore commando forces!
oo said
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20 Sep, 2012
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there's also the French foreign Legionaries in north Africa. it is very strong and well known too. but the rate of becoming the legions are only 80%. After that you'll have a new identity and any country that needs military personals will recruit you in the army.
Woodsbury said
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20 Sep, 2012
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I did drove past the Navy SEAL training centre in San Diego. It's heavily guarded.
chuakokyongchuakokyong said
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19 Sep, 2012
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like it..
chuakokyongchuakokyong said
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19 Sep, 2012
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like it..
kukuburt said
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19 Sep, 2012
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Despite the tough training, few were also smart too when he can betray its reputation by publishing its dirty secrets in exclusive disclosure about hurting of US no1 enemy.
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