Navy SEALs

They dont always operate in 4 man groups, 8 is more normal, a full platoon, less normal. It obviously depends on the operational requirements.

yes we do

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.

It would be a price taker

yes

Scuba buoyancy is the most fundamental diving skill. Mastering buoyancy control enables a diver to use less effort to maintain his position while diving.

They did not. They took the body to a aircraft carrier and the US Navy was ordered to bury it at sea.

He was never a SEAL.

Hourly wages depend on the hours per week worked (standard work-weeks typically vary from 35-40 hours). At 35 hours a week, this is $38.46. At 40 hours per week, it is $33.65.

Recruits in BT are usually ordered to communicate with their families by mail; the Navy doesn't want families to be worried about their loved ones.

There are a number of ways to do this. you may do this as you enlist for you specific branch of service, or if you are already in then you just need to speak with your platoon leader or officer in charge. depending on the needs of SF and if you even physically and mentally qualify they will either accept you to try out or deny it

Depends. The original, Soviet, military AK47 is capable of full auto fire- pull trigger, shoots until you release trigger. However, the majority of the civilian versions of the AK47 are semi auto- 1 pull, 1 shot.

Before, then U.S. Navy Seals, were who they are, they were classified UDT - or - Underwater Demolition Team. I don't know when they officially became Seals.

JFK authorized the formation of the SEALS.

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The Navy Seals say Hooyah not boo-yah. It is a battle/war cry.

If you originally enlisted in the Navy, passed the screen test, made it to BUD/s and passed. then you passed the SQT and got your SEAL trident, then re-enlisted in the marines...I'm sure you could still wear your trident since the Marines are a department of the Navy. But some Marines might think of it as disrespectful since Marines don't look for recognition of their hard work, and if you have a SEAL trident on, your basically broadcasting you're a badass. not too humble there. Was in the teams from 1969 to 1980. We did have a guy that had been in the Marine corp, served in Vietnam and then got out, joined the navy and became one of us. Later he got his college degree and became an officer in the teams. If he sees this, I hope that he knows that Beaver Grant was always proud of him, even though I kicked him that one time. This is the only case of this kind that I could imagine.

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Sound like a subplot ( pun not intended) on McHale"s Navy. there were cases of submarine officers and men being billeted in a luxury hotel in Hawaii during the war, the hotel being the (Royal Hawaiian) this being military necessity as this was after the Pearl harbor crisis. The gobs didn"t build the hotel, it was up and running probably from the days of Queen Lil ( Liliuokalani, who authored (Aloha Oe) surely the only state song penned by a regnant monarch!

they have there diferences but both are really hard. you have to be a good swimmer for both.

Yes

Special Boat Service is the united kingdom special forces which means if you serve in the US Navy/Army etc, you would not be eligible unless you are in the united kingdom Navy/Army etc.