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[rlmergeuser]

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[rlmergeuser]

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[rlmergeuser]

How do you get into the SEALs do you have to get high up in the normal Army first orr?

Which is better SAS or SEAL?

[Euan]

Are they not the same thing really only SAS is Britain?

[rlmergeuser]

Yeah i know that just want to know which is better at certain things, i always thought they were the same but they must their differences like in Hand to hand combat or something.

Are they not the same thing really only SAS is Britain?

[Amplitude]

How do you get into the SEALs do you have to get high up in the normal Army first orr?

Which is better SAS or SEAL?

Lol. SEALs are the Navy not Army. Also, thanks for capitalizing SEAL! I'll tell you the main parts of the process. Well if you are a civilian like myself, you have to enlist into the Navy as any rating. You have to tell the recruiter you want to be a SEAL and you take the ASVAB exam, C-sort, and a PST (Physical Screening Test). The PST consists of running, swimming, push-ups, pull-ups, and sit-ups. You have to score optimum scores on that to get a SEAL contract. If you do, your rating will be changed to SO and you will get a shipdate to go to bootcamp. Bootcamp is 8 weeks, then followed by BUD/s Prep. School which will get you in better shape for BUD/s the actual SEAL training. Prep. School is between 5-8 weeks. At the end there you take an even harder PST. BUD/s stands for Basic Underwater Demolition SEAL Training. It is 6 months long and only around 20-25% pass. It is divided into 3 phases. The 4th week in 1st phase is called Hell Week. It is 5.5 days of misery. You literally get as most as 4 hours of sleep that whole entire time. I won't go into details. After completion of BUD/s you go to Jump School for 3 weeks, then 6 months of SEAL Qualification Training (SQT) and SERE. If you complete all of this you are then awarded the SEAL Trident which will designate you as a SEAL then you are sent to the SEAL Teams. If you have any questions or even care just ask. Also, let's not compare Special Operations Forces from different countries.

[rlmergeuser]

I know that they are Navy SEAL's but i just thought you had to well......be good at a certain thing or become good enough to be a SEAL i didnt know you could just enlist like that.

Just wondering, i thought one was more special than the other they seem quite different, thanks ive always wanted to know how you get into the SEAL's, i should think the SAS is different but that is definatly alot of training, do you know if your fighting in Afganhistan or somewhere and something classified.

Lol. SEALs are the Navy not Army. Also, thanks for capitalizing SEAL! I'll tell you the main parts of the process. Well if you are a civilian like myself, you have to enlist into the Navy as any rating. You have to tell the recruiter you want to be a SEAL and you take the ASVAB exam, C-sort, and a PST (Physical Screening Test). The PST consists of running, swimming, push-ups, pull-ups, and sit-ups. You have to score optimum scores on that to get a SEAL contract. If you do, your rating will be changed to SO and you will get a shipdate to go to bootcamp. Bootcamp is 8 weeks, then followed by BUD/s Prep. School which will get you in better shape for BUD/s the actual SEAL training. Prep. School is between 5-8 weeks. At the end there you take an even harder PST. BUD/s stands for Basic Underwater Demolition SEAL Training. It is 6 months long and only around 20-25% pass. It is divided into 3 phases. The 4th week in 1st phase is called Hell Week. It is 5.5 days of misery. You literally get as most as 4 hours of sleep that whole entire time. I won't go into details. After completion of BUD/s you go to Jump School for 3 weeks, then 6 months of SEAL Qualification Training (SQT) and SERE. If you complete all of this you are then awarded the SEAL Trident which will designate you as a SEAL then you are sent to the SEAL Teams. If you have any questions or even care just ask. Also, let's not compare Special Operations Forces from different countries.

[canarysings]

Lol. SEALs are the Navy not Army. Also, thanks for capitalizing SEAL! I'll tell you the main parts of the process. Well if you are a civilian like myself, you have to enlist into the Navy as any rating. You have to tell the recruiter you want to be a SEAL and you take the ASVAB exam, C-sort, and a PST (Physical Screening Test). The PST consists of running, swimming, push-ups, pull-ups, and sit-ups. You have to score optimum scores on that to get a SEAL contract. If you do, your rating will be changed to SO and you will get a shipdate to go to bootcamp. Bootcamp is 8 weeks, then followed by BUD/s Prep. School which will get you in better shape for BUD/s the actual SEAL training. Prep. School is between 5-8 weeks. At the end there you take an even harder PST. BUD/s stands for Basic Underwater Demolition SEAL Training. It is 6 months long and only around 20-25% pass. It is divided into 3 phases. The 4th week in 1st phase is called Hell Week. It is 5.5 days of misery. You literally get as most as 4 hours of sleep that whole entire time. I won't go into details. After completion of BUD/s you go to Jump School for 3 weeks, then 6 months of SEAL Qualification Training (SQT) and SERE. If you complete all of this you are then awarded the SEAL Trident which will designate you as a SEAL then you are sent to the SEAL Teams. If you have any questions or even care just ask. Also, let's not compare Special Operations Forces from different countries.

Good luck mate!.....

you gonna need it