When you hear the term “Navy Seals” you automatically picture strong soldiers. You imagine Navy and Marine soldiers who are as at home in the water as dolphins and as stealthy as cheetahs. That’s because Navy Seals really are the elite, best of the best in the US military.

Navy Seal training isn’t open to just anyone who wants to apply. There are many conditions that must be met before a man even gets a chance to try the training. And the training itself is so rigorous, that some don’t make it through. Only the ones with the most strength, determination, endurance and commitment will come out on the other side of training to become Navy Seals.

Before you can apply for training, you must have near perfect eyesight. No women may apply to become Navy Seals. These Navy jobs are for men only, and only men who are 28 years old or younger. The intense and extreme training is best undertaken by younger, fitter men whose health won’t be in danger.

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If you’d like to try for Navy jobs like becoming a Navy Seal, you can now recruit into the Navy or Marines and state your intention to apply for the Seals when you join.

Let’s face it. Navy Seal training is not for everyone. In fact, for only a few. But the Navy Seal life long benefits for those elite few who endure beyond life’s greatest obstacles… are no doubt vastly rewarding. Enter Comments Below

5 Responses to “Learn About A Career As A Navy SEAL”

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		Chaylee White    February 3rd, 2010 at 11:41 am Hot debate. What do you think? 3  5 are women allowed to be navy seals???
		Chas Riley    November 5th, 2010 at 10:52 am 2  2 No women may apply to become Navy Seals. These Navy jobs are for men only, and only men who are 28 years old or younger.
		salazar,jesse    June 26th, 2011 at 6:35 pm 0  0 i want to contact someone to find out what i can do to get more addvice
		Devan    August 31st, 2011 at 1:19 pm 0  0 I know that you have to be in the Navy for some time before you get the chance to try out for BUD/s (save for the SEAL challenge contract), so my question is what are good jobs to start at before trying out? the type of person i am, i would be an 11B (infantry) if i were to go army, so im thinking Master at Arms then SEALs??
		larryf    January 16th, 2012 at 2:03 pm 0  0 The best chance to go to BUD/S is to forgive all your A school rights and go straight to BUD/S out of basic training. Down side is if you do not graduate BUD/S, you will go wherever the Navy sends you. Then again, that’s a great motivator not to quit during BUD/S. Also, find out who your Navy Seal recruiter is in your area. He may be able to give you some basic tests to determine if becoming a Navy Seal is even possible for you. One thing is for certain, BUD/S is not for everyone. In fact, only a very slight few.

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