Posts tagged ‘seals’

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Holidays During Military Deployment: Stay Connected

December 23rd, 2009

With the holidays approaching, our thoughts turn to spending time with family and friends wherever they may be. Most people can simply hop in the car, board a plane, catch a train, or even walk down the street to see their loved ones. But what if your loved ones are on the other side of [...]

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Meet our Guest Blogger: Laurel King

December 10th, 2009

We are very excited to have Laurel joining our team as a guest blogger. Having a military background, she definitely has a lot of interesting and inspiring stories to share with us. You too can become our guest blogger! Submit your story
The military has been a part of my life for so long, I [...]

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It Takes a 26-Week Fitness Training to Qualify for the Navy SWCC

October 17th, 2009

The Navy SWCC is not as exposed as the Navy SEAL but recruits are required to undergo rigid training. In fact, the qualification training is held for 26 weeks. This is to prepare them for their tasks of operating and maintaining Navy SEAL war boats for amphibious missions.
Extensive fitness training is required for [...]

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How to Avoid Stress Fractures When Training to Become a Navy SEAL

October 9th, 2009

Stress fracture is one of the reasons why US Navy SEAL wannabes fail to complete the Basic Underwater Demolitions training or BUD/S. There are two most common reasons behind it. One is lack of bone nutrition and the other is the difficulty to focus on the progression phase of the training.
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The Structure of a Navy SEAL Team

September 13th, 2009

The efficiency of Navy SEAL teams relies a lot on how each team is structured. According to available reports, there are eight teams confirmed stationed in the Navy SEAL base in California. They can be deployed at any time for any mission and they can strike with the utmost precision. Each member [...]

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Navy SEAL Physical Screen Tests

September 10th, 2009

When attempting to train to become a Navy SEAL and to enter BUD/S Training there are many tests that you must pass. You must pass a vision test and an ASVAB test. Additionally, you must meet citizenship, age, and sex requirements. If you fail any one of these tests or requirements you will not be accepted in the BUD/S Training Course.