most people on here kno that i want to go into the navy. its been a goal of mine for 4 years now, so i kno its what i want to do. i want to go into the seal teams as an officer.

i am currently signing up with the navy sea cadets. in summer 07 ill be going to NYC for bootcamp. after that, i can train with so many aspects of the navy, marine corps, or coast guard, anytime during the summer, for 10 days. http://www.seacadets.org/public/programs/nscc/ <<list of all programs you can take. my friend signed up with me, and, i want to be a seal, while he wants to go into machinery, which he can go train with seabees, and ill go train with seals. you can do as much as u want until the end of summer, i plan on gettin my scuba degree at the seal training. ill probably do submarine training, mine warfare, EOD, and some officer classes as well. once u return home, u can spend a week or a weekend with your family before heading out to whatever class you want to take next. then until the next summer u go to ur stationed place for one weekend a month.

key aspects that are very nice about the program: it allows for many opportunities for kids. if u wanna quit, go ahead, u r not obligated to anything. for a program with so many benefits, it is very cheap. i think it varies from one area to another but it is very inexpensive. when u get out, and u decide u do want to joined the navy, marine corps, or coast guard (once again u dont have to join them, the forces listed simply sponser this program) u start out with a higher pay roll due to the time put in.

now this may seem like nothing to anyone older than eighteen, but i encourage anyone with kids or anyone they no, to look into this program. i personally can wait for summer.

as for the next steps toward becoming a seal officer, ive already looked into colleges and ive picked one that i like that has the nrotc program, but i wont bore u with that

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I enlisted in the Army in 1999, went to OSUT at Benning, then down the road to Airborne. I served with the 221st MI batt. I was actually in H Co. 121st we were the LRSU element of the 3rd ID. Medically discharged after a bad landing in 2003.

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Army.... got out in 95.

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“It is easier to blow out a match than it is to control a forest fire.” - Me
NE OSF COMMANDER / OPERATOR STRIKE FORCE
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hey i encourage everyone to go check out the "Say Thanks" post, hope this doesnt get me in trouble for promoting another post, but its a real nice service

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Here's a link for those who don't know which one it is:

Let's Say Thanks

On a side note, I ship out in 24 days for MCRD San Diedo. Semper Fi.

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Im working on joining the Navy... I as well going the SEAL route... I played high school ball, and passed all the physical requirments... and got a 92 on my ASVAB. Ive been to MEP's with the army... but I got delayed due to having a broken hand... and decided to change branches.

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What was your MOS when you were with H Co?

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I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear.
I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain.

11b-p

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A-5 w/ E-grip, Flatline,Palmer Brass, Lightning Rod, remote, Air-Thru SAW Stock w/Palmer Reg, and 48oz tanks!

19.5 Years, USAF, E-7, Weapons
Without wepons its just another airline

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An over 40 victim of fate
107th Renegades

No crap. If I see you out, 's on me.

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I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear.
I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain.