Bu the Spartans will never get a definite answer for that, cuz everytime they ask thayt question and advance, the enemy is retreating and changing their positions.
🇺🇸From 1000's starting out to just 39 making it to graduation and becoming a Navy Seal. Incredible. That's how DIFFICULT it is. Great job and congratulations to the 39 of 300!🇺🇸
Don't care if you quit, got injured, or didn't meet their standards. You tried, which is much more than what any civilian or most service members can say they ever did.
George Martin you lucky SOB. Good for you that you at least tried, and I bet you gave a lot. Im sure you have learned many things despite losing. Carry on.
SEALS are the tip of the spear.. getting that trident is a lot of Blood Sweat and Tears. I wasn't a SEAL,.. but my first school was on Coronado Island, in a critical Billet, top secret security clearance. I had a couple tours over in Lebanon during the bombings, Grenada, 3 years NATO Europe. Thirteen of us graduated that first school. I cannot even begin to feel so fortunate, that I was one of that small group. People fail for whatever reason. The military is not an easy go, and that goes true for many ratings. Honorably discharged I came back home and lived my life out in the sticks and raised my kids here. I'm a grandfather now. A lot of success is all inside of you... But also in the quest of the military, there are people that fail out and that's just the bottom line. The SEAL Teams will push that to the Limit. No one is a failure for making the attempt ... not every person is going to make it through many types of military training. Be proud of whatever you choose , and be humble that you are one of the 1%, that have served our great country. Special memories to my father, 7th Division army, Korean War 1950 through 1953
@sd as DEVGRU is equal to Delta but both use things from the SAS / But both have more training than regular SEALs due to being Tier 1 units (as for Delta and DEVGRU) not sure if the Brits have a system like that.
The SEALs by far have the toughest training im not a seal and will never claim to be im just a regular squid! Some who say otherwise are rather bias perhaps they are....... army brats? and or never served!
Thank God for these men these Mighty Men of Valor. Because even they get killed in action. I'm very thankful to be an American and have men like this protecting us
This is an SQT graduation. The "300" on the billboard in gold is shaped out of their "tridents" (the SEAL insignia they wear on their dress white uniform) they revieved sometime towards the end of the ceremony. BUD/s graduation does not award the trident. Only SQT. They are simply on the grinder of the BUD/s compound because that is where day one of BUD/s begins, and as we also see ends once completed.
KyllJoy BUD/s is 24 weeks long or 6 months long, and SQT is 28 weeks long or another 6 months I believe. So in total the whole SEAL training is 1 year total or even more, that’s if you get rolled back due to injury or not passing an evolution. If you’re thinking of joining, don’t look at the months ahead simply focus on the present day. As they say “One evolution at a time”.
As a marine, a lot of things you mentioned like being autotelic and flow. Those things are what got me through my enlistment. I am currently working on my cyber operations degree and moving forward as a civilian.
Christopher Yako thank you for your service,good luck in the future,and have you ever thought about earning the title of United States Marine Corps M.A.R.S.O.C Raider?
Captain Dallas dont hope, make it a reality. because hoping is for people that dont have the courage to "make it happen." so if wanna be a seal take the steps needed to become one.
I believe in you, and you should too. Put your heart to it, and never give up. My goal is to be a Green Beret, and im going to make it happen. I hope you feel the same about your goal.
Lol... I couldn't even imagine honestly. I'm glad I served 6 years in the Navy. There was danger, there was interaction with foreign Nationals in many different countries many flights in and out of Europe... But no matter all the schooling and all that I went through there's no way it can compare to what the seal teams have went through. As for being a instructor at buds, LOL... my God I would give anything to spend just one day beside those guys watching it all happen hahaha
Not true at all lol, all units of the military are important and not just talking special forces, Seals are just known more cause their sellouts nowadays and arnt silent professionals like they used to be, old generation seals don’t even like the new
PLEASE READ and RESPOND: Hey Michael, in other vids you state you were in the Teams for like 3yrs. That's an unusual short period. Did you get injured and released?
Mr. X most of the SEAL's have time in the Navy or other branches. Consider if he was already in for 1-5 years, it's not a stretch he was/could've been in with the teams for 3 years. It's hard enough just to be considered for training, let alone get selected for training, actually making it thru BUD's along with the extra year(s) of training to actually earn a Trident and be called a SEAL.
I heard that if I jump into lake Michigan and start blowing up water with demolitions a seal team will be dispatched to come get me and when they pull me into the dingy I will have officially passed buds and be a navy seal..
it says SEAL graduation. Not BUDs. With the amount of spent ammo he mentions I'd lean towards SQT. Passing BUDs is only the first step. I dont believe they hold a ceremony for that anymore.
This was the graduation after SQT. The tridents the new graduates get are right there on the board that form the number '300'. BUD/S no longer has graduation.
It's quite clear this is SQT graduation, the Tridents making up the "300" will be pinned on the left breast of each new SEAL. Seems everyone knows about BUD/s but still don't understand what it is which is merely a phased stepping stone for a candidate to move onto SQT, only after SQT does one become a SEAL.
It’s just under 22% of 178. I’ve read somewhere (iirc) that the average pass rate was 25%, which means that their standards are becoming stricter recently.
@@mcalax5901 from what i understand the only time an entire class never graduated was in the early 60's unless tgere have been others im merely going by what an old salty frogman and Sr. Chief Shipley had discussed on his youtube channel.
I wonder how these seals are received by their fellow millitairy brothers...... I mean....is there envy...or some other negative...or positive awkwardness when in the presence of seals...do they keep to themselves..?.how do seals carry themselves around enlisted?
Congratulation! Thank you for your dedication of life for protecting United States of America providing National Security. You are THE ELITE! I served twenty years as a bubblehead but nothing close to what you have signed up for your Country. Thank you so very much!
As a greek guy all i have to say is stop comparing our ancestors with the modern civilian-warriors. Spartans and macedons didnt join the army and trained by their own will. By the time you were born back there you was a warrior especially in sparta it's a way of living which in greece many children-teens preserve even though our goverment is corrupted
"The Spartans do not ask how many the enemies are but where they are." As quoted in Moralia by Plutarch (16)
Bu the Spartans will never get a definite answer for that, cuz everytime they ask thayt question and advance, the enemy is retreating and changing their positions.
thats bulsshit way to get urself and ur mates killed
if you had a spartans mindset in real life now in the modern era, it will get you killed
The Seals are the spartans of the modern era
You should see BUD/S Class 300's Spartan shield.
nah Delta Force are the spartans of modern era
@@jamesquin6196 okay boomer let's see you do the seal training
@@spookycrossaint5519 "Okay boomer" You're a kid, shut up
@@xxxtentacionspunchingbag2475 you have xxxtentation as you username edge lord
🇺🇸From 1000's starting out to just 39 making it to graduation and becoming a Navy Seal. Incredible. That's how DIFFICULT it is. Great job and congratulations to the 39 of 300!🇺🇸
Fernando Angelone I’d imagine it’s pretty hard
39 of 178
@@katjerouac he means the 39 of class 300
Only 178 entered training. 1000 signed contracts. But they either did not make the PST or dropped during INDOC, or PREP.
Hey, it’s my BUDS Class. Wasn’t one of those 39 though. Good job, boys. All started with DIV 802.
George Martin your pathetic for quitting
Don't care if you quit, got injured, or didn't meet their standards. You tried, which is much more than what any civilian or most service members can say they ever did.
George Martin you lucky SOB. Good for you that you at least tried, and I bet you gave a lot. Im sure you have learned many things despite losing. Carry on.
gamer star how about we send your ass to SEAL's training.
I bet you wouldn't survive half the time he did
Bruh even attempting to make it through any special forces pipeline says a lot about an individual, takes guts, good shit
It is a blessing that so few can inspire so many, the common bond of mankind, the foundation of Americans. Thank you.
Look at the first Seal on the left of speaker. Medals of a warrior
I love Michael Crooke. Super smart guy, helping the environment using his business savy skills. Great speaker!
Not very inspiring
Very impressive thank you for your service.
SEALS are the tip of the spear.. getting that trident is a lot of Blood Sweat and Tears. I wasn't a SEAL,.. but my first school was on Coronado Island, in a critical Billet, top secret security clearance. I had a couple tours over in Lebanon during the bombings, Grenada, 3 years NATO Europe. Thirteen of us graduated that first school. I cannot even begin to feel so fortunate, that I was one of that small group. People fail for whatever reason. The military is not an easy go, and that goes true for many ratings. Honorably discharged I came back home and lived my life out in the sticks and raised my kids here. I'm a grandfather now. A lot of success is all inside of you... But also in the quest of the military, there are people that fail out and that's just the bottom line. The SEAL Teams will push that to the Limit. No one is a failure for making the attempt ... not every person is going to make it through many types of military training. Be proud of whatever you choose , and be humble that you are one of the 1%, that have served our great country. Special memories to my father, 7th Division army, Korean War 1950 through 1953
CONGRATULATIONS GUYS! YOU JUST PASSED THE HARDEST MILITARY TRAINING IN THE WORLD TO BECOME US NAVY SEALs! HOOYAH!
The hardest voluntarily chosen training
@sd as DEVGRU is equal to Delta but both use things from the SAS / But both have more training than regular SEALs due to being Tier 1 units (as for Delta and DEVGRU) not sure if the Brits have a system like that.
sd as you're the reason people dont like children.
Pararescue......
The SEALs by far have the toughest training im not a seal and will never claim to be im just a regular squid! Some who say otherwise are rather bias perhaps they are....... army brats? and or never served!
Thank God for these men these Mighty Men of Valor. Because even they get killed in action. I'm very thankful to be an American and have men like this protecting us
This is an SQT graduation. The "300" on the billboard in gold is shaped out of their "tridents" (the SEAL insignia they wear on their dress white uniform) they revieved sometime towards the end of the ceremony. BUD/s graduation does not award the trident. Only SQT. They are simply on the grinder of the BUD/s compound because that is where day one of BUD/s begins, and as we also see ends once completed.
How long is buds and sqt?
KyllJoy BUD/s is 24 weeks long or 6 months long, and SQT is 28 weeks long or another 6 months I believe. So in total the whole SEAL training is 1 year total or even more, that’s if you get rolled back due to injury or not passing an evolution. If you’re thinking of joining, don’t look at the months ahead simply focus on the present day. As they say “One evolution at a time”.
It pays to be a winner!
Thank you sir for this. Being in the flow-bingo!
As a marine, a lot of things you mentioned like being autotelic and flow. Those things are what got me through my enlistment. I am currently working on my cyber operations degree and moving forward as a civilian.
Christopher Yako thank you for your service,good luck in the future,and have you ever thought about earning the title of United States Marine Corps M.A.R.S.O.C Raider?
Thank you for your service brother
These men were put through hell near death 20 times to get here
I hope to one day be one of those few people who make it through
Captain Dallas dont hope, make it a reality. because hoping is for people that dont have the courage to "make it happen." so if wanna be a seal take the steps needed to become one.
I believe in you, and you should too. Put your heart to it, and never give up.
My goal is to be a Green Beret, and im going to make it happen. I hope you feel the same about your goal.
Absolutely! I believe in all of you guys. Speak it in to Existance and work your ass off for it and you can do it!
Better put down that CZcams and start training if you already haven't.
Doug Swink do you still aspire to be one?
SEALs... nah Spartan Warriors is what they are🇺🇸💪🏻💙 stay safe gentlemen. It’s still a rough road ahead and im sure you all are ready to get to it.
Man, if this guy ever became a politician his opponents would not quit making puns of his last name
That was a very good speech. I enjoyed it immensely; thank you.
This is very inspiring to me I dream to be a navy seal
You make it?
The more you sweat in peace time the less you bleed in war...hooyaah....
That will be me!
God bless stay safe God loves y’all all I hope everyone has a blessed day and great day 🙏✝️🙏✝️
All the best to class 300 and every service member still on the grinder.
I just got master level prestige on COD...so I got that going for me.
you are a great speaker
thank you
NOT
a Spartan doesn't surrender a Spartan bows down before no kings.
danny churcvh thank you Frodo
Getting the trident punched into your chest
God Speed.
The only easy day was yesterday.
This was actually the class 89 motto- it became one of the unofficial motto's of the Teams over the years..
Almost every American boy has wanted to be a Navy seal one day
ἢ τὰν ἢ ἐπὶ τᾶς
Ely Minnesota where no one would go, try living there lmao
did he say they ran 2000 miles?
metalshaper 100 miles a week for 6 months ish
FaZe HugZ huuggzzzzzzz
Texas Best username
More i heard
FaZe HugZ Holy shit that’s like 16 miles a day
Just wait till you come back as an instructor. (when buds really kicks your ass. Ha)
HA!
Lol... I couldn't even imagine honestly. I'm glad I served 6 years in the Navy. There was danger, there was interaction with foreign Nationals in many different countries many flights in and out of Europe... But no matter all the schooling and all that I went through there's no way it can compare to what the seal teams have went through. As for being a instructor at buds, LOL... my God I would give anything to spend just one day beside those guys watching it all happen hahaha
Navy seals are the most important part of the US military
swag master 98 Nah they Belong to the Navy .
Alexei best naval military in the world fucko
Not true at all lol, all units of the military are important and not just talking special forces, Seals are just known more cause their sellouts nowadays and arnt silent professionals like they used to be, old generation seals don’t even like the new
No conventional troops are
I thought navy seals was like 6 Chosen ones🤣🤣🤣
Hey Michael, do you miss being a team guy?
Bradley once a team guy...always a team guy!
PLEASE READ and RESPOND: Hey Michael, in other vids you state you were in the Teams for like 3yrs. That's an unusual short period. Did you get injured and released?
Mr. X- I served a full tour- 4 years- thank you. mc
Mr. X most of the SEAL's have time in the Navy or other branches. Consider if he was already in for 1-5 years, it's not a stretch he was/could've been in with the teams for 3 years.
It's hard enough just to be considered for training, let alone get selected for training, actually making it thru BUD's along with the extra year(s) of training to actually earn a Trident and be called a SEAL.
The 28 dislikes is pretty much ISIS, not today ISIS!
Someone misspelled 'Athletes' . 4:50
I heard that if I jump into lake Michigan and start blowing up water with demolitions a seal team will be dispatched to come get me and when they pull me into the dingy I will have officially passed buds and be a navy seal..
If a SEAL was in your class, would you give him an A?
was this at BUD's graduation or SQT graduation?
Cameron Long buds, it says it right there in the video title
it says SEAL graduation. Not BUDs. With the amount of spent ammo he mentions I'd lean towards SQT. Passing BUDs is only the first step. I dont believe they hold a ceremony for that anymore.
This was the graduation after SQT. The tridents the new graduates get are right there on the board that form the number '300'. BUD/S no longer has graduation.
It's quite clear this is SQT graduation, the Tridents making up the "300" will be pinned on the left breast of each new SEAL. Seems everyone knows about BUD/s but still don't understand what it is which is merely a phased stepping stone for a candidate to move onto SQT, only after SQT does one become a SEAL.
10.000 -5.000000
🥺🥺🥺
Class 300
Jack is not in the box is that the class number,I thought so.
How long is navy seal training??
BUDS lasts 6 months. After that, 6 months of general SEAL training and education.
@@Atombender actually, SQT is 2 years
@@LSergei983 Fake news.
What is buds...I hear people talking about it but don't know what it is....
basic underwater demolition school
basic underwaterwater demo/SEAL training
why they don't show the class?
did not want their identity known...
Micheal Lawes not allowed
Umm, special operators wouldn't be very special if they showed their face now would they? Turn the brain on and rethink that one. lol
39 is a lot
It’s just under 22% of 178. I’ve read somewhere (iirc) that the average pass rate was 25%, which means that their standards are becoming stricter recently.
It doesn't mean the standards are becoming stricter, it's called random variation.
John Doe Probably. What do i know?
No it doesn't. It just means less passed. On some classes nobody passed. Did you know that? Fuckin armchair warrior.
@@mcalax5901 from what i understand the only time an entire class never graduated was in the early 60's unless tgere have been others im merely going by what an old salty frogman and Sr. Chief Shipley had discussed on his youtube channel.
Athletes is spelled wrong
I wonder how these seals are received by their fellow millitairy brothers...... I mean....is there envy...or some other negative...or positive awkwardness when in the presence of seals...do they keep to themselves..?.how do seals carry themselves around enlisted?
Guys on the stage should be sitting straight
wrong this guy is f****** exhausted
Is this BUDS graduation or actual graduation where they officially become SEALS.
This is BUD/S, not SQT.
So then it's really not Navy SEAL graduation as the title implies.
It is a graduation of BUD/s, the title could be deceiving.
It must be if it's BUD/s. If they aren't getting pinned with a trident they aren't SEALS yet.
Both!
Jesus Christ I almost fell asleep.
BUDs Graduation, not Seal. They have a long way to go until they get the Trident.
Jeff Spehar hey bud, were you a seal? Shut the fuck up.
they were pinned at the end of this speech...
I miss being a SEAL, what fun I had
Bowhunter320 what class?
69
Fuck off, you weren't a seal
Matthew Monroe no shit lol
Congratulation! Thank you for your dedication of life for protecting United States of America providing National Security. You are THE ELITE! I served twenty years as a bubblehead but nothing close to what you have signed up for your Country. Thank you so very much!
As a greek guy all i have to say is stop comparing our ancestors with the modern civilian-warriors. Spartans and macedons didnt join the army and trained by their own will. By the time you were born back there you was a warrior especially in sparta it's a way of living which in greece many children-teens preserve even though our goverment is corrupted
dont thoes silly seals look cute in thoes sailor suits
WTF!! That speech was too damn long!! Motivation is one thing.. but Damn.... hahahahahaha
ZzzzZzz
"Speach"? I guess basic English isn't a Seal requirement.
"Speach"? Go back to school and learn how to spell.