30 Yr Old Joining SOCOM?! | Talk with Navy SEAL Jake Zweig
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Fuck yes brother!!! I never liked a comment as much as this one on this topic. So much truth here it’s insane. 30-42 year olds join Special Ops and crush it with the right regiment. ❤🎉😊
Totally crushed his ego. A lot of us need that tho.😂
Chicago PD you’ll get all the combat you want no joke
FACTS
Seen footage of some those cats sitting in their patrol vic.. or should I say the people's vic... and shooting erupted... they sat there for a minute then pulled off... 😂😂 I don't think they all "rise to the occasion". Uvalde showed that.
@@jaygreen8662what about Tennessee they show it to?
You’ll also join a group of cowardly civilian serial murderers
😂 I’m not laughing because it’s funny, but the way things are looking in Chicago, I believe it. It’s sad. But the comment triggered it for me.
We have a 54 yrs old 75th Ranger SFC that joined at 40. Think he’s 55-56 now and crushing it. All about that mind set and your dedication within preparation.
Best of luck to him. Tough call.
RLTW!
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FIRE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
u talking about Brian Marx? watched a podcast with him a couple weeks ago
@@JandoJV Roger. Saw Ranger Marx at Benning when I was a Planner in RHQ. Grew up in 3rd Batt before going to the Dark-side.
That dudes an animal. So inspirational. That just gave me so much motivation.
@@The508ranger what's the dark Side? RRD?
“Kayyyyy” I love the energy and realness no bs at all from this man
Tough love Jake. A warriors life is one of solitude. I’m struggling with this myself
It is a hard struggle
Great advise, Jake! You’re telling John the straight up truth, he’s 30 and has a great life, a job, a kid and a degree. Going in the military as enlisted is not smart, it sucks living in the barracks or on ship, almost like jail. Being a junior enlisted guy at 30, doing typical shit details in basic or the fleet would really suck. I hope he takes your advise!🤙
Great video Jake. I’m a very similar situation lol. I’m 29, But I was in the navy for 6 years as an FC so I’m going back in as an E-5 for 18x. I leave next Tuesday, Aug 16, for OSUT at Fort Benning. It was a very quick process for me, within 10 days of talking to a army recruiter, I was at meps and signing my contract for 18x, this was back in June. Only focus in life right now is making it through. I have no wife/gf and no kids. So zero distractions for me. Just throw some of the good chi my way man 🤘🏻.
Yeahh!! Get that shit!!
Good luck brother....get the fuck after it and give it 100% and let the chips falls where they may!
Good luck
Send it
You sound ready for success.
No excuses!
Go get that sh*t!
I was 29/30 when I contracted into EOD. Unfortunately, I had some medical BS DQ me from combat diving during the pipeline but ended up in the CTN pipeline. Best decision I ever made.
Holyyy ctn? How is that
What is that ? Ctn
@@jaygreen8662 It's IT computer related. Hard
GET IT
Ctn best rate of the navy
For those thinking about joining the military, it's not for everyone but for those who want to or are waiting to ship out. Here's what I saw while in Army basic training back in 2013.
I was one of the very few older guys and I saw a lot of guys and girls at basic training crack or breakdown while in Red Phase (Red Phase is the beginning of basic training for the Army. I'm not sure if they changed it or not). Not everyone is mentally prepared to step away from home since I saw a lot of younglings (ages 17 - 19) cry and wanted to quit since joining the Army was their first real experience away from being home or being out of their comfort zone, and I saw a good number of guys and girls who did not prepare themselves for the physical aspect of basic training.
Jake hit the nail on the head about combat. There's no more fighting going on. Believe me, I was a B12 (combat engineer) and didn't deploy which sucked since all the fighting done by the time I joined and go to my guard unit. I'm not mad or salty about it since it is what it is (I did my time and got out). I did go to Afghanistan for contracting work and I definitely learned a lot from the combat veterans and those who were in at the time.
As for those who are in their mid 20s on up. If you have a good paying civilian career and want to join. I'd recommend joining the National Guard or reserves (Don't mind those who call you a weekend warrior/part-timer. Just remember, you joined to serve our country).
Hummmm yes sir
I went through TACP school house as a guardsmen at 34 because I had that itch to do something “high speed” . It was fun for a few, did some good training, cool trips. But even as a TACP in guard, the orders dry up and you’re back looking for a civilian job or school . Some make it work, but I didn’t like juggling multiple careers ,family, and other goals.
Ended up doing a weird career switch last year at 40; and going AD Navy as a IW Officer. It was def challenging being older enlisted . Not just maintaining your health & fitness, but the dynamics of having younger supervisors and teammates. Officer side feels more in line with a job someone over 30 would have (if that makes sense) . I know ALOT of guys out here 30+ feel that window of opportunity to do “cool” things is closing , but everything Jake said is spot on . Really got to think big picture where you want to be 5-10yrs down the road.
Minus a few exceptions, most my military peers who joined w me years ago who are now making big $ , house, and successful did things like Cyber & Comms, then retired or got out. getting the Security clearance jobs and high paying tech jobs . A lot of my OEF/OIF infantry types friends are still trying to find themselves outside the military 😔
yes sir
This was outstanding advice. great job man telling it straight, it's 100% the right advice and clearly has the man's best interests in mind.
Thanks man just Building CHAMPIONS for life
At least this young man went to College! I feel his pain working the same job at the Railroad for 19yrs… 14 more to go😅
Wish you the best!!!
He really thinks she’s going to wait a year or two for him in this social media age. NAIVE
Women need CONSTANT ATTENTION!!!
Jake is right. Even regular Army I was hardly ever home. I never even got married, but I saw divorces left and right. It is brutal in Iraq because dudes would get messages from spouse that she is screwing some other dude and she is going to leave him...oh and she also cleans out your bank account and there isn't a DAMN thing you can do about it because you are on the other side of the world. AND you have to keep your shit together because hey in combat at same time.
Absolutely brutal
That exact thing happened to a good friend of mine in the USMC. She cleaned out his account and vanished. He was devastated, he was saving up to pay off his grandmas house.
@@thehorseman1806 Bro I knew a dude who met and married a Russian stripper in Germany (married her 4 days after they met) and after like two weeks she cleaned out his bank account and left for Russia. Never saw her again. And he got investigated because they wanted to know where his wife was. it was nuts. Lesson: don't marry Russian strippers in Germany 4 days after you meet them.
Deal deal with that shit when you come back
Army National Guard Infantry might be a good idea for this guy if he really feels like he needs to chase that desire. 6 months in Fort Benning then just reserve training (other than deployments), if he joined a good unit in one of the better states he could get schools (air assault, mountain, ranger) if he performs well enough. He could keep his job and civilian life, but also get the experience and training he wants. Hardest part would be putting up with all the BS lower enlisted deal with in the beginning. Just a thought
Great video Jake!
Jake love the straight forward no BS you give. You mentioned a Gucci deal you passed on so I’m curious on average what does a navy seal make a year??? Awesome video like always💯💯💯
extra 1000 a month about
Appreciate you as always. Prior service, I am in my 30s and I am possibly reenlisting. It would be in the army this time. Just make sure you are in shape and your mind is right. Gotta kick things up again.
I joined and old too. I got out of active and I did the reserve Counterintelligence route instead. Best choice I made. This dude may wanna do something similar.
30 is nothing. Why people think that you have to be 18 or 20 to measure up ? Those guys are still just boys. 30 year old would have totally different overview on whole thing.
The best part about this content is that he’s being absolutely blunt. He’s not going to sugar coat shit. People don’t appreciate how valuable that is. A lot of people in the world will lie to you just to make you feel alright. Truth is every person asking question has there mind made up prior either they gonna strive for sum or not it’s all mentality. If they end up not going with Jake’s advice they can either dig in and try and prove him wrong and take their own risk in making it orrr bite the bullet and take the easy way. But the easy way isn’t the military way and most certainly not the seal team or ranger way.
long distance don't work, I told my buddy "when you're hungry.... you gotta eat"
Ad eat a lot
@@jakezweig lol two meals at once!
Im also 30 no kids. This answered alot of questions for me very good content
Excellent advice as always. Thank you again for posting these.
When I was in Army infantry basic I was 19. We had an older guy in our platoon he was in his early 30's we called him "Pops" he ended up getting booted for something medical. When you are in your 30's its hard on your body to keep up with those little youngsters. Even myself at 19 ended up with a stress fracture from those ruck marches and had a tennis shoe profile for a few weeks. Its a lot to think about at that age.
Yup real facts
People don’t realize how hard Infantry is on your body. Humping all that gear day in and day out definitely takes a toll on your body. Youth heals quick; Old not so much.
This guy should look at national guard SF. Can always go active if he wants. He could totally enlist. With a degree he’ll get E4. There’s tons of guys who go at 30 dude. I recommend army though. 18x green beret. They look for older guys anyway. They get E6 automatically after they get the beret. That’s som good rank for 2 years in. If you get injured or fail, you’ll be infantry for your contract. Best contract for a 30 year old. Rangers is a young man’s game. Stay away from rangers or seals. Especially if you’re east coast. Green beret training is all on the east coast
I second this. You can do a 3 year 11B contract and attend SFRE. My state holds them every quarter. If you crush it in that they’ll release you to a training detachment so instead of going to normal drill they just train you up for selection. Probably the best route you can go imo. Going the officer route just adds extra steps unless you really want to be a manager
Good stuff Jake. Your helping out a lot of people with your truth, not many are willing to throw it out there.
Let’s say a dude was the opposite (trying different labor work, no degree, no girl, etc.) Would you say go and if only had 2 months and boot camp to be more in shape also a definite possibility to go from recruiter (usmc)?
Jake you droppin truth bombs on this 30 year old. He will get it, smart dude !
Just an observation, him not knowing his times off the top of his head, especially his swim time, is a big 🚩if he was going SpecOps/War
Yes sir
I love that you gotta do 4 years before hitting the teams . I always tell people the first 4 are just an introduction to the branch you’re in
US Army wise, he can enlist (may require waiver) and officer wise the biggest hurdle is that he will need to do 1-2 years conventional Army for 75th and 2-3 years for SF. This doesn’t include the BCT, OCS, and BOLC.
At 30yrs old and being somebody’s Pvt is not a good choice in the Army. He will be better off joining as an officer in the inf .
Thank you MIKe
Jake, great show! And great advice to this man...no doubt Jody Boy could be a problem if this guy pursues some of these military career avenues he's wishing to pursue. Best of luck to him nonetheless!
@Jake Zweig. Excellent video . I learned a lot. It was an excellent exam of the situation.
BOOOOOOM
Great advice. Damn I feel like I’m on the same boat as this guy. I’m 27 and have a very comfortable 6 fig job working from home. Great job but boring. I want to serve like my dad and brother but it’s very hard leaving my civilian career. There’s the reserves but it’s not the same.
Jake Zweig is the realest on YT
Not to discourage. I had same type ideas and my mentor at the time (SEAL) said “Brotha, break up with your girl now. She’s not gonna make it” long story short I chose us and the family over a dream. It was worth it, but even then we have to work and face difficult conversations with each other often because this military lifestyle. All of my peers have been divorced at least once, that’s just regular Marine Corps/greenside Navy shit. Saying you’ll be supportive and then being “three weeks to the field little to no contact being a single mom or flat out alone” is not something easy. Not too mention the guys or gals ain’t perfect we come with our own frustrations and needs to regroup. That’s just to be “average” if you’re an above average troop you’re pushing hard either way. You never know until you know I guess. Good luck to you though and at 30 I’d never enlist as a E nothing. Hahahaha do some hard shit. Ultras, insane amount of burpees straight, run mountains, that’s what works for me
Thank you for that TRUTHFUL COMMENT.......preach
Shit divorce is heavy blueside too. Damn near every division ive been apart off had at least multiple divorces REGARDLESS OF AGE. Shit crazy. Im commissioning tomorrow under LDO got another 5 years of sea straight. Gotta put in the effort to keep the family life good.
Brother Jake… PT Gunslinger was crazy… but true. Ranger package for him and SF selection at that age. Damn to be young again. Great job bro. Another banger.
Thanks Scott
Be a special agent for fbi or dea. You have an accounting degree and that is a critical skill field. Average agent starting is 32. Thats your calling.
I’m so glad I came across Jake. I prolly would’ve made some terrible decisions in my life. I’m 30 and I tried twice to go Army officer. They shut me down twice. I’m so fuckin glad I didn’t enlist. You saved me a lot of hurt and pain Jake. I owe you ✊🏿
THANK YOU MICHIGAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm joining at 32. I make 80k a year and I'm fucking miserable in my life and job. I tried it all.. police, worked factory jobs, worked cushy office jobs they all suck. Growing up I had a SEAL mentor and trained my ass off until I met a woman. She knew I was training for this and said she'd be there. Years later after having our daughter I'm still going and I asked her to be my wife and come with me. She cheated on me and she said no. Fuck her. I'm going after my happiness and my dreams and if I live through it I can day to my children to go after your dreams like I did. I'll agree with Jake to the point that most women are not made to handle this or men like this. I got PRK surgery for eyes last week and as soon as I'm cleared Im making this my life. I don't care about pay I care about my happiness. This dude shouldn't be looking for permission. If he wants it bad enough he'll go.
Send it
So did you go? Imma bet no
I’m surprised policing didn’t set you straight
Do you mentor prior service on making better life decisions/ career changes? I'm about to be 42. Was active duty Marine 03 to 13 from 22 to 32. Also a good training routine for 40+?
sure man jake.zweig@gmail.com
I’m 33 and want to do army national guard or reserve infantry. That way after 6 months I come back to my hometown and only drill once a month. I get that out of my system and still have 27-28 days a month to live a civilian life. Does this sound like a good idea?
@@JpRiascos sure
This had me crying bro. Risk is rolling dice you getting divorced
I'm 33 years old right now in the same situation thinking about joining the military I have a real strong calling that I can't shake. I'm married and it's about to have a baby boy.
Get ready to loose your family...... send it!!!!!!!!
Reserve or active duty?
OMG, I just talk to someone about this very thing. My question is, why everyone wants to be a SEAL? The way you explain this is beautiful!!!!!
Thank you man !!!!!
Jake d goat back at it again we need more of theses keep pumping them out
Grinding
Funny, I went through Army ROTC for a simple commission and the cadre thought I was out of my mind going through the course at that age. I had underclassmen who were A DECADE younger than me. We'd do PT tests and the cadre often didn't have the grid for my age range. I didn't think it was all that physically tough, even though I'd never had to push myself much before then; I just wanted it THAT bad and never once even contemplated quitting. I pinned on the butter bars when I was 28 and the youngest I pinned on with was about 5 years younger than me (and we was prior service). Many of my NCOs in my first lime unit thought I had to be prior enlisted. One thing that helped being that age is that I'd already made my worst decisions in life before then. I DID NOT go out and get drunk at nights anymore by then and had enough life experience to be able to make better decisions than I would have had I pinned on O1 at the age of 20 or 21 like so many do. Those few years made a big difference. It was also funny when a few of my NCOs realized I was older than they were! One told me he couldn't think of an easy way to insult me because we were almost the same age...
🔥 comment man
Love the reality talk in terms of marriage! A lot of these guys think they’re gonna have a smooth, loyal marriage during their time in the military. In reality Jody is hittin the wife up the minute ole boy ships off to training.
No question!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jake you definitely pass on some excellent knowledge to this young man.
In the civilian word, there are young ppl who tell you what to do in the work world
It's a mindset set goals and you can become anything with a solid plan
He should live vicariously through Jocko and run Tough Man competitions. And the divorce would cost him 33% of his check.
Lets go
I only did one tour on a ship but served with a few people that were in their 30’s. I always thought it odd and annoying (for them) when I knew people that had a curfew during port calls that were almost ten years older than me because they were E-3 and I was an E-4.
Love these videos hella real stuff
The realist shit I’ve heard in years. Having been there I completely agree with everything you’re saying jake.
I'm trying
Doggy they don’t know . I’ve been in the military for at least 10 years. 4 active navy and 6 army reserves on the enlisted. Waiting for my unit to get my ocs dates. It’s a mind game and finding someone who understands and accepts that’s who you are. If they threaten to leave because you want to join. Get out of that toxic relationship. Instead of thinking about the long term. Benefits and retirement at a young age. If he does army reserves or national guard ocs and still keep his civilian job. He can sign up for AGR if he wants to go full time without going active. Either way it’s still good.
I’m 15 what training would you recommend for 75th ranger Regiment
Wrestling
I was Infantry AD and used my GI Bill to get my degree. Now I’m about to go back in the Guard to go for SF at 30. I don’t know about SEAL community but seeing older guys in Selection and SF not uncommon.
Absolutely the GB are older. Go get it man!!!! You going back in as an officer?
@@jakezweig thank you, No I’m not. Because of how long the process would take me I don’t want to wait that long to be a Green Beret Officer. I know it’s dumb but I don’t care I want to live the life of SF and then change to be an Officer once I’m in but not now. I don’t want to wait an extra 2 years in the big Army doing dumb shit, I’d rather go SF and commission later.
The
Go parachute on the weekends was some solid solid advice
Yes sir
How is a 9 minute mile in a half slow??
Bro it’s crazy because I’m 29 and i want to go out for Army Rangers and I served 6 years in the damn Army National Guard though. I was a good soldier, but i regret not going active right after high school. I have a lot of questions myself, pretty similar to him. I want to do something more like be apart of something bigger than myself and idk what my calling is. I’m just procrastinating because there’s so much i want to do. Then like you said you’ll be 29/30 and having 19/24 year olds telling you what to do and shit, but I’m not even trying to look at it in that way.
YES SIR SEND IT OUT OF HIGH SCHOOL
@@jakezweig I’ve been out for 10 years bro. I’m 29, i went straight in at 18 and was so young and honestly was scared to leave my hometown, but now I’m older and i want to go before i get too old and regret not at least doing a 3 years contract and seeing the world and just having that real experience along the way. Just being apart of something bigger than myself. I’m still fit physically, I played football, basketball & ran track in high school and now I box 🥊 so I’m still fit. No wife or kids just a gf. So i really want to say fuck it and try for rangers if i failed then at least I can say I actually went and tried the shit, but I know it’s all about your mentality and just not giving up.
@@Kbsdeluxedetailing send it with 🔥
I’m glad I saw this. 30years old 8 years of service right now. Got out of the military in 2022. I’m seriously considering just going navy EOD.
Would I like to be in socom sure, but longevity seems like they had a good quality of life.
SOCOM quality of LIFE = -5MILLLION .... BEST JOB IN THE WORLD
Update: He never joined the military.
Who is he?
7:14 did he marry her? did she divorce him? It's been a year
jake i love your videos man, you motivate me
Thank you my pleasure
What a conversation. Thank you Jake
Enjoy share
Oh no shit! Lyco, I swam there. Joined the army at 24. Just join the infantry, they always need some good dudes, but your squad leader will def be a 23 year old tab, and your team leader will be 19 year old tabbed 4. Tough times for a 31 year old indecisive man.
From a brit brother .
It definitely is a young man's game. 🇬🇧
Frank is right. Hes going to give up a good life to spend the nex 3-4 years just to get to a unit, and then do little to no fighting in all likelyhood.
that was heavy, you could see he hadnt considered her divorcing him
Really consequences
I went in at 29. I enlisted. I didn’t make it past hellweek. I wound up an IT. I then decided to become a nurse . I had to wait to get out to get into school. So basically I wasted 6 years. IT was ok but not what I wanted to do at all. It’s a roll of the dice. Should of could of would of… If I could go back I would not of joined and I would have done something different. 29 was too old and I had a degree.
Hi, I’m a 21 year old woman and I’m training to become a US Navy SEAL. How should a woman prepare for BUD/S? How are women treated in BUD/S? Do you have any advice for preparation? I’m a civilian and I want to go enlisted.
According to what some BUD/S dropouts told me, one female SEAL candidate broke her legs in Basic Orientation (BO) which is the first two weeks of BUD/S, another female SEAL candidate broke her legs in BUD/S Prep and a third female SEAL candidate got rolled back in BO for stress fractures. None of them made it.
In November 2021, a woman made it to first phase of BUD/S for the first time in history but she quit on day one after the first hour.
@@Anonymous18817 If that’s you in your profile picture, I’d want you in my class.
In all seriousness, I saw in one of your past comments that you said towards the end of the comment something along the lines of “it all seems so hopeless” in regards to a female making it through due to the results of the few who have tried.
Truth be told, if you have those sorts of thoughts creeping into your head already before you’ve even been to bootcamp, then that’s not a good sign.
BUD/S is a mental beat down just as much if not more than it is a physical beat down. The instructors will find, target, and exploit your mental, emotional, and physical soft spots.
And the day to day living conditions as a low ranking enlisted person will not exactly be pleasant. Your personal privacy will be almost non-existent.
Why specifically do you want to become, and perform the job of a SEAL?
Your “reason-why” will be questioned and essentially interrogated many times, so talking this shit out ahead of time is very beneficial. Especially anonymously.
DUDE LET TALK >>> EMAIL ME jake.zweig@gmail.com
your full of shit ..... i have give you my email 3 times and never heard from you jake.zweig@gmail.com
fuck that weak shit dude, go get some. Dont let no one hold you back. They dont know you, your 30 and you want to kick ass you dont get these days back. Dont give up and never look back John
Should I join the big army first or ranger to go to green berets. I’m 15???
When he does the mmmkayyy yk he’s being real with you
Great - this is reality- video!
Enlist in the Army as 11b, do your 3 years, do WLC volunteer for pre ranger, go to ranger school and pass that and then immediately drop a SFAS packet
Terrible advice. Like the guy said above do not enlist in the 2023 US military unless it's straight to SOF.
Older folks just do corrections for the state. I guarantee you its a challenge responding to inmate disturbances all day. You'll have the opportunity to try out for Riot Control, Hostage Rescue, and Crisis Negotiators with state benefits/retirement plan. Got be young for military n make it....
Hey Jake, Sean Mac from Biloxi Mississippi. Played college football in D2. Swim team Capt. soccer Captain Football Captain. College football Captain chosen by players only. I have e always led. Ship Captain 175footer. Oil field. Rough seas I can do it. I just want my perspective out there. Maybe it will help one person. My dad was in th Navy. USS 591…. His lasting words were never enlist. Now I’m 44 and it’s to late.
Hey yah you want zoom
This man going to be that dude cryin talking about “thought she loved me bruh shiddd” 😂😂😂
Lmao I promise Zweig is not lying. I went in at 28 as a MARRIED man, enlisted with a SO contract. Had degree but I wanted quicker route to BUDs. My Wife got sick and right before I left for BASIC Bootcamp she lost her pregnancy. She wasn’t doing hot back at home, I didn’t really know bc I was locked 🔒 in focused but soon as I graduated and enter the pipeline for prep, all the demons came knocking. All the issues came knocking. Did prep work for weeks and finally got my orders to Coronado in my hands for BO. I realized shit wasn’t sweet when it came to really sacrificing it all. Marriage was fucked up had to make a hard call. Ended up turning them orders in went through hardship discharge with wife being sick. I couldn’t live with myself doing a dream at a cost of another’s mental health. It is what it is. All I can say is for anyone reading, shit gets weird when u try something as big as this with any attachments such as a marriage back at home. It will be a big negative almost every time. Do this shit while u younger or do this type of shit if u ain’t got squat in your life that can steer you away from the mission. I was a very hard headed guy I thought I could be a SEAL and be a supportive husband for my wife who wasn’t doing well back home. Just wasn’t the case. Ended up taking half a year for me to realize that. Not saying there isn’t any married SO guys out there but I bet there ain’t many. And going into this pipeline as already married… hahah ya don’t count on it.
Thank you for the that amazing comment!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Man I would love to talk with you because they just dont believe me
You should’ve left your wife. She has weak genes..
This was real talk !
Great great advice. But still prayers to have faith in their relationship. Breaking up is definitely possible
Don’t go more than 6 minute miles. Aim for 6 miles within 35 minutes or less.
The call in/video in dude..jus' got a graduate level (masters) condensed lesson in clarity abou' a life mission..be interestin' to see an' hear where he's at in...?...one hard reality for all of us..the clock...tick tick..
Great video Jake, any follow up on this young man? I’m curious to see if he wound up pulling the trigger going into the military.
Nope
I think he can enlist up to 34 in the army but officer obviously the way to go
He should go for it! He’s smart. If it doesn’t work he’ll find something else and say he tried.
No he shouldnt. If he doesn’t make it. Its going to suck. For the rest of the time hes in. Being Enlisted sucks compared to the Officer side.
I think Jake is just being brutal honest. Reality is a bitch. I remember one of my buddies was an Ranger Instructor. As a PT instructor his favorite number was 200, push ups, side straddle hops, sit ups, mtn climbers, you name it. When he put his package in, he was 30, IOBC thought he was too old. They said, he could not handle the PT, lmao. In the Army as an Infantry officer the triple crown is EIB, Airborne wings, Rgr Tab. He had all of those. Matter of fact he had a CIB from Grenada. The Colonel asked the IOBC commander to trout the best ones out there. This man would PT them in the ground. That said, if he wins you admit him. Last time I saw him he was a Major.
It is no joke
Hey Jake I’m prior enlisted 7 years in the Navy. Always wanted to be a SEAL. I got out and lived the civilian life and have thoughts of going back in and joining the teams. However I am 31. I really don’t wanna hang around a bunch of young dudes but this is about accomplishing a goal. Is their anyway to speak with you?
Jake.zweig@gmail.com 18x
You can join the military at 30
Pompton Lakes……damn! Pequannock here!
Good luck!!
What did you do bro? How’s is life today? Give us an update
Just turned 30 working on getting an 18x contract idc what I have to do I’m all in
Jake.zweig@gmail.com ask for the Amry PDF
@@jakezweig yes sir I’ll email you
Thanks for the advice on this video
and who gives a shit if a 20 year old is telling you what to do. Are you not out there all by yourself blood sweat and tears pushing the limit day after day. You been set on this for atleast 4 years dude. im in your same shoes you better not quit man. also you can ship out to basic by this year in the army and get a 18x contract dude. You know whats expected and you know the purpose is bigger than you so do it man.
LOL clearly you have never been there
I'm wanting to enlist as a JAG Corps officer in Ranger Regiment at 28. Do you think I'll be in a mature environment going this route, or still have to deal with knuckleheads?
Great video I was wondering do you know if I can become a officer with a Bachelor's in Science in Liberal Arts trying to pick the fastest degree to get so I can get in the military as soon as possible
It don't matter whats the rush? We're not at war
Is it possible to even go attempt the SEALs at 30? 🔥
Yes. The oldest person to graduate BUD/S was in his 40s
Not likely
Great content 🇺🇲🦅