I’m not a fan of the military, but them special forces dudes are ridiculous.
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Creflo ½ Dollar
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I almost got into it on the basketball court with a dude in the navy seals in Kuwait. Half CaC/Asian dude was hooping in a backward baseball cap and some hiking shoes and he was super athletic.
When I walked off the court my homeboy told me to “chill out he a navy seal let that shyt go”
I promptly went and dapper the seal up and told him good game
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I thought shyt was sweet but it was the other way
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When I walked off the court my homeboy told me to “chill out he a navy seal let that shyt go”
I promptly went and dapper the seal up and told him good game
. I thought shyt was sweet but it was the other way
.
get punked by a lower rank.....
You can’t really pull rank on somebody who regularly does shyt you don’t even know about
Those spec ops dudes seem to be somewhat lowkey too..
Meanwhile a basic Airwing Marine is cocky af and thinks he's the baddest fukker on earth
Meanwhile a basic Airwing Marine is cocky af and thinks he's the baddest fukker on earth
qnsfinest
Superstar
Being a Combat Contoller, I’ve talked about it numerous times on here. Don’t let this hollywood fairytale movies make you think everyone walking around is jason bourne.
Yes the training is some of the hardest things you’ll ever go through in life. But not every spec ops guy is some elite killing machine. You will meet plenty of PJ’s, CCT’s, rangers, green beret and even Seals that are your regular mill guys, good runners and swimmers and can tolerate high pressure situations but can’t throw hands.
I’ll tell you first hand 12 weeks of Indoc training was hell, but I felt like my 5 weeks of dive school was tougher.
If anyone has any specific questions, i’ll Be more than welcome to answer to a certain extent
Yes the training is some of the hardest things you’ll ever go through in life. But not every spec ops guy is some elite killing machine. You will meet plenty of PJ’s, CCT’s, rangers, green beret and even Seals that are your regular mill guys, good runners and swimmers and can tolerate high pressure situations but can’t throw hands.
I’ll tell you first hand 12 weeks of Indoc training was hell, but I felt like my 5 weeks of dive school was tougher.
If anyone has any specific questions, i’ll Be more than welcome to answer to a certain extent
Ya' Cousin Cleon
OG COUCH CORNER HUSTLA
Those are the perfect ones to brain wash and to turn into killing machines
reasonable_doubter
Banned
do they learn how to operate all military vehicles? tanks, small boats, helis..... jets?
Was he short af? Every Seal I met was like 5'4'' for some reason.I almost got into it on the basketball court with a dude in the navy seals in Kuwait. Half CaC/Asian dude was hooping in a backward baseball cap and some hiking shoes and he was super athletic.
When I walked off the court my homeboy told me to “chill out he a navy seal let that shyt go”
I promptly went and dapper the seal up and told him good game
I thought shyt was sweet but it was the other way
Creflo ½ Dollar
Superstar
He was like 5’6 but built sturdy but I guess being small helps in training idk. Special forces dudes seem to be the bigger and taller dudes.
qnsfinest
Superstar
We will operate our own rigid inflatable boats, lightweight buggy's, every any type vehicle you can think of from atv's to MRAP's, motorcycles. But never the chinooks, blackhawks or pavehawks, I'm sure some have requested to get a little hands on training but not myself personally
DoomzdayzV
Banned
Seals are some super regular looking dudes. matter fact Id smoke alot of those brehs in calisthenics and weights. the training is what makes them......they will always have a tactical advantage over anyone in pretty much any situation...fighting shooting problem solving....whatever
I Really Mean It
Veteran
Thread strikes me as lowkey worship of a mythically unbeatable US military. A lot of those special forces soldiers can and have been touched; many of them do not come back from their missions. 
Creflo ½ Dollar
Superstar
Thread strikes me as lowkey worship of a mythically unbeatable US military. Many of those special forces soldiers can and have been touched.
Anybody can be touched fam you ain’t saying nothing new
We just acknowledging that it take a special type of person to make to thru their training.
