Fighter Pilot

[GonePostal]

no its retarded

[Happy lil Elf]

SEAL training is.....well I was going to say hard but hard doesn't really describe it accurately. Impossible for the vast majority of the population probably comes closer. As for the 5.5 mile swim no you're not likely to make use of it, unless something goes wrong in which case your life could depend on it.

If I personally could do anything in the military I think it'd be a tank commander.

[Lonehunter]

Coming soon...

Lonehunter187, joins the Marines.

Edit: Friend of mine is going to get training for a Medic in the SEALSs.

[Revenant]

I don't remember what it was for... I think maybe the marines, and I don't quite remember where I saw it.... I think maybe one of those "real tv" things.

But it was showing as a final test, you have to stand against a wall while another guy takes this gold eagle wings pin (except it has a just under an inch spike on the back), and drive it into the guy chest bone.
I ain't making this up either

Or maybe it wasn't an American thing....

[Lexington_Steele]

Originally posted by Revenant
I don't remember what it was for... I think maybe the marines, and I don't quite remember where I saw it.... I think maybe one of those "real tv" things.

But it was showing as a final test, you have to stand against a wall while another guy takes this gold eagle wings pin (except it has a just under an inch spike on the back), and drive it into the guy chest bone.
I ain't making this up either

Or maybe it wasn't an American thing....

Sounds like somehting a Marine would do. :P

[Lonehunter]

Sounds like something a dumb recruit would do One thing I'm gonna have to do is stand in a gas chamber and take my mask off, that's gonna suck.

[Smaug]

Originally posted by Revenant
I don't remember what it was for... I think maybe the marines, and I don't quite remember where I saw it.... I think maybe one of those "real tv" things.

But it was showing as a final test, you have to stand against a wall while another guy takes this gold eagle wings pin (except it has a just under an inch spike on the back), and drive it into the guy chest bone.
I ain't making this up either

Or maybe it wasn't an American thing....

I know exactly what you are talking about. I saw it when I was like 12 or something.

[Navaron]

It was a 60 minutes special on hazing in the military, and I think it was the Rangers.