There's really only one primary skill required for any Navy SEAL or Special Operations member - Mental Focus. The military can teach you how to build your stamina, strength, teach you about explosives, strategy, guns, etc., but the cannot teach you the mental will to survive and go on no matter what you are exposed to. Of all of my former students who asked me a similar question, I told them that as long as they understood that the entire process is a mind / mental game and exercise, they would have no problem - and they didn't. All made it through BUD/S and became SEAL's.
Personal will under extreme stress does not come easily to most people, and it cannot be taught - you either have it or you don't. It's a personal and mental decision when you are in extreme pain, are freezing, or feel you cannot go on. This is the single most common thread for all SEAL's - they will not give up under any circumstances, and that is what is required to become a SEAL.
Average physical stamina and strength are needed, but that's part of what BUD/S training is all about anyway. As long as you can pass the required entrance physical, you shouldn't have any problem during BUD/S training if you can maintain your mental focus.
I've often compared it to Martial Arts training because the percentage of successful candidates is about the same - 1% of those who apply actually make it through. Martial Arts is the same - only 1% of those who begin in Martial Arts will ever make it to 1st Dan, or 1st Degree Black. This is because of the intense personal committment and mental focus required to achieve that goal.
Good eyesight, excellent fitness and determination.
Deciding which is "better," a Navy SEAL sniper or a Navy SEAL infantryman, depends on the skills of the person who is deciding which to aim for jobwise. If you are a marksman, sniper might be a better position. In either case, Navy SEALS are trained to perform as a cohesive unit, with each part being important to the whole.
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.
Navy SEAL. If you can take it.
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Navy Seal training lasts about nine months.
The working conditions for a Navy SEAL:High stress, physical, emotional, and psychologicalConstant training and mission prepPretty much what ever is required for the success of the mission.
Special Operater. Navy SEAL.
A Navy SEAL can become a sniper, then an officer if he has an education.
Breaking a toe does not automatically disqualify someone from becoming a US Navy SEAL. However, it may affect their ability to complete the rigorous physical training required for the position. Ultimately, the decision would be up to the Navy officials who assess the individual's fitness for the role.
There are several places one can purchase a Luminox Navy Seal watch. These retailers include Amazon, NY Watch Store, Watch Co, and Tactical Distributors.
A Navy Seal will have to apply to join SWAT. If accepted he can start right away.