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FutureEnlisted
03-17-2005, 04:40 PM
hey,
Thought I'd post this link up, it's about a guy starting from a few days from his 20th birthday and ending up a SEAL. I want to meet this guy someday, any SEAL for that matter. this bio is whoa.

http://www.thesealteams.com/BUDs/BUDS.html



Will

A62
03-17-2005, 06:09 PM
it's about a guy starting from a few days from his 20th birthday and ending up a SEAL.


Uhm, ,So what is so special here????? the age of 20??? My son graduated BUD/s at "just" 19. And...well, EVERY SEAL has a bio. Guess you want to meet them all.

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FutureEnlisted
03-17-2005, 06:41 PM
well...yeah! haha
I was just starting off how the guy's bio started off. not implicating specifically that him starting at 20 is unique. Any SEAL story, IMO, is special. they do what 80%+ of the entire USA can't do. a little more because not all Americans tryout for BUD/S. f*cking beautiful! And I've read on your earlier posts that you have a son that graduate BUD/S at 19.


Will
ADDED: I'll add as much clarity as I can about why I'm posting certain things and where I'm coming from in the future so save us some time.

A62
03-18-2005, 03:59 AM
80%+ of the entire USA can't do

More like 99.99999999%

A62 out

NavySpecOps
03-18-2005, 08:32 PM
i think he meant 80% of the people that come to BUD/S won't graduate.

Kilo11_ST5
03-19-2005, 08:59 PM
lol he probably did mean that but hes definately right! 80%+ dont make it through BUD/S. I wonder if that is a motivator for anyone, to show the world you can do it and be good at it at the same time. I know it is for me!

A62
03-21-2005, 07:18 AM
i think he meant 80% of the people that come to BUD/S won't graduate.




[QUOTED]they do what 80%+ of the entire USA can't do.[QUOTED]

You must be clear when posting. One canot interpret "intent" only what is said. I say again, as to what was posted, 99.99etc% and that figure continues to rise as kids continue getting fatter.

A62 out

NavySpecOps
03-21-2005, 07:31 PM
Statistically, is BUD/S harder or easier then it used to be? Like, do more people graduate nowadays then in the past?