How have Navy SEAL/s effected the past and what does it take to be one?

1. What does it take to be a Navy SEAL.

1.1. Mental and physical Strength, you have to be prepared

1.2. You have to want it so bad to the point that you don't care how hard it is

2. How do you enlist as a civilian?

2.1. You can join through a Navy Recruiter.

2.2. Then get a Navy contract.

2.3. After that get your Navy SEAL contract.

3. What is the Training process called?

3.1. The Training process is called BUD/s

3.1.1. Basic underwater demolition.

4. What is BUD/s like?

4.1. BUD/s is a very hard Training process meant for the best if the best.

4.2. BUD/s will mentally and physically try to break you, They want to Push you to your absolute max and want you to do more even after.

4.3. You truly have to want to be a Navy SEAL To be able to make it past BUD/s.

5. What is "hell week'?

5.1. Hell week is basically a week of hell.

5.2. In hell week the instructors are going to push you even more and will try there hardest to break you.

5.3. You will also have less sleep then before maybe only about 4 or 3 hours of sleep through the week of torture.

6. How have Navy SEALs effected the past?

6.1. Navy SEALs were the ones who killed Osama Bin Laden.

6.2. Navy SEALs are also the ones who have saved Private Ryan in the caribbean.

6.3. Navy SEALs are people who do the hardest, most dangerous, and the most risky missions. They do these because they are trained to be the best of the best.