United States Navy Seal Training

Training Phases:

Overview
Phase I: Aptitude Test
Phase II: Review of Basic Military Faces
Phase III: Review of Basic Military Formations
Phase IV: Agility and Endurance Test
Phase V: Advanced Weaponry Precision
Phase VI: Situational Testing

Overview:

"You are attempting to join the United States Navy Sea, Air, and Land Teams, also known as the Navy SEALs.
The SEALs are the primary special operations force of the United States Navy and the Naval Special Warfare Command.
The main function of the SEALs is conducting small-unit operations in any environment.
These operations could be anything: eliminating a high ranking target, gathering intelligence, etc.
The members must be some of the best in the entire military, as in their line of work there is little room for error.
In this Training, there will be no room for error, and you will have to push harder than you ever had in your life.
If at any point you make a mistake, you will be dismissed from the Training."

Aptitude Test:

"The first phase of this Training will be the Aptitude Test.
This test will help determine if you are a good fit for the Navy SEALs.
Disclaimer: This is only a conjecture, you may still continue if you wish to"

Questions:
1) How would you describe your Situational Awareness?
a) Exceptional (1)
b) Average (2)
c) Poor (3)

2) How would you describe your Precision with a firearm?
a) Exceptional (1)
b) Average (2)
c) Poor (3)

3) How would you describe your performance under moderate-severe pressure
a) Exceptional (1)
b) Average (2)
c) Poor (3)

Evaluation:
3-4: "You are the ideal candidate for the Navy SEALs"
5-6: "You are not the ideal candidate, but you show some aptitude for the Navy SEALs"
7-9: "You show little to no aptitude for the Navy SEALs and are recommended to leave the Training"

Review of Basic Military Faces:

"The second phase of this Training will test your knowledge on the Basic Military Faces.
I will say a sequence of faces, and you will have 25 seconds to complete them.
Say "Done" when you have completed the faces."

IMPORTANT:
- End Right means their right
- Make sure they Front Face after each sequence of faces

L A F R R L A F L R R L A (End About)
R R R L A F L L A R L R A (End Left)
R L A A R A L R L L A L R (End Left)
A F L A R F A L L R L L A L R (End Right)
R R R R R R R R R R R (End Left)
A R F A L L A R L A R (End Right)
L L R L L A L A A R L A R L R R (End About)

Review of Basic Military Formations:

"The third phase of this Training will test your knowledge on the Basic Military Formations.
I will say a formation, and you will have 25 seconds to complete it.
Say "Done" when you have completed the formation."

Single Column:

Double Column:

Wedge Tight:

Wedge Loose:

Diamond VIP:
(They must give the VIP some space, and shout if the direction they are facing is clear or not clear)

Diamond Prisoner
(They must give the prisoner no space to move, and strip weapons and comms)

Agility and Endurance Test:

"The fourth phase of this Training will be the Agility and Endurance Test.
You will have 15 seconds to crouch through the pipe, climb over the wall, and climb/jump past the barricades."
Navy SEAL Candidates are required to:

Crouch through a pipe
Climb the wall and drop down on the other side
Jump over the barricades

IMPORTANT:
- Must be done in 15 seconds, but if it is 15.49 or below, round to 15
- Candidates receive 3 chances to pass this course

Advanced Weaponry Precision:
"The fifth phase of this Training will be covering Advanced Weaponry Precision.
Navy SEALs carry out elite and specialized missions, where there is no room for error.
They must be accurate and do everything with precision. Failure can mean death."

Candidates will go to the Firing Range and line up in front of a column of targets.
Candidates must:
- Fire one shot to the head of each target in the row, starting from the closest and going to the farthest in 10 seconds
- Fire one shot to the center of each target in the row, starting from the closest and going to the farthest in 5 seconds

Situational Testing:
"The fifth phase of this Training will be Situational Testing.
The Navy SEALs are in a variety of different environments and situations, and they must be able to adapt to them.
They must stay calm and know what to do at ALL times."

Questions:
1) What would you do if you and a team of 5 other SEALs were surrounding a building with a hostage in it?
- The hostage-taker is armed and the hostage is a General, and they are right next to each other
- The building is 2 floors with one entrance
- You are scoped in on a window and you can see the hostage and the hostage-taker
- The hostage-taker is behind the hostage in case anyone breaks through the door, his back facing the window
- You have a high powered piercing round in your sniper

2) What would you do if you were in a tall, grassy field on patrol with another SEAL and he was shot down beside you?
- There is no cover nearby
- You do not know exactly where the bullets are coming from
- The other SEAL is still alive but in critical condition

IMPORTANT:
- There is no definitive answer, as long as their approach is logical

If they reach this point, they have passed and are now an official member of the Navy SEALs.
- Their new name will be "USN Seals Rank Name" or "USNS Rank Name"
- Call for an Admin to get them whitelisted
- Add them to the United State Navy Roster

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