Navy SEALs

United States Air Force security police are typically enlisted men who vary in rank from E-3 to E-8. Their pay is determined by their rank and the time they have been in service, and may be supplemented by housing and other specialty incentive pay. See the chart at the link below for the actual rates of pay.

There's 10 US Navy SEAL teams. The number of platoons per team will change.

BUDS stands for Basic Underwater Demolition School. The original purpose of the organization that evolved into the Navy SEALs was to destroy items that prevented the navy from landing troops. Making it through the physically intensive course is the first step in becoming a SEAL.

Data entry would be a big one. Many administrative jobs that deal with record keeping and document handling would be a good fit. And leadership experience is also valuable. In general a Yeoman would make a good executive assistant or secretary.

I know someone who did, They told me they went into the forest service got caught and was shipped to medic school, They then where all done with training and bootcamp at the age of 17. They then carried on and went to vietnam running through the jungle at age 17 with a revolver killing people. He always told me that he should never of survived.

Yes, only individuals already in the Navy can even begin the SEALs training an dif they fail out, then they return to thei previous jobs or are reassigned to a Navy need.

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UDT was introduced during WW ll - they conducted beach recon up to the high tide line. Navy seals took over after the disbandment of UDT

Yes, Can former Navy SEALs can join Blackwater USA. The average earnings hover around $600 per day

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Yes. depending on which country that is.

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The navy isn't always on a ship. Some squadrons are detached into combat zones.

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Well trained is the question. All members of the United States Military are the most well trained. Whatever the job or function. All jobs matter. All take pride in their ability to perform their tasks as well as training and American heart can muster!!! And so, as a former Navy Seal, I can oddly say that I have huge respect for the Marine Corps and all of their people. To say that any of us suck would require an a*s kicking, even if on the Marine Corps behalf. After all, we are all Navy!!!

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No, the SEALs are specialists, whereas Marines are standard military - excellent standard - but the SEALs have gone far ahead of them in their training.

It honestly depends on what the SEALS are being compared to. In the sake of comparison, take a normal Administrative Marine (this is not due to bias) who may have never been deployed, not received any advanced degree in combat training aside from what we learn through boot camp and MCT, and is generally too busy with duties to advance him or herself in their knowledge and training. We'll call this our mediocre Marine. Compared to say a standard Navy enlisted man or woman whom fulfills the same billet or job, and rest assured the Marine will be better trained for combat in almost every instance. Take that same Marine and compare him to a Navy SEAL who has undergone extensive combat, survival and self defense training, and the SEAL will be the one who will be better suited for combat instances. However, take a top echelon Marine, say one that has been through Force Recon training who puts extreme emphasis on his personal level of training and fitness, and there isn't really anything on the face of this earth, short of a biomechanical robot made specifically for combat, that will be considered better trained.

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Navy SEALs

Yes, there is a United States Navy SEAL, which is a special operations force within the U.S. Navy. Navy SEALs undergo rigorous training and are known for their expertise in unconventional warfare, counterterrorism, and special reconnaissance missions.

The mission name was Neptune Spear. I've often wondered if this was a veiled reference to the trident that appears in the SEAL emblem (aka The Budweiser).

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