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Posted: 10/29/2014 11:39:26 PM EDT
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Ballsy. Although, I'm sure he won't use his real name right? Right?
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Duh....
No SEAL would ever turn down an opportunity to be an attention whore. That's why they're the only organization that out PR's the Marines. |
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I love how all of a sudden 9/11 is all OBL's fault. I guess it wouldn't do to point out that KSM is in our custody and over a decade after the attacks we still feed and clothe him better than many of our own citizens.
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If he rocks this interview, he'll be able to clean up on Hair Gel endorsements.
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Aren't there now several verified ST6 guys running around all claiming to have been the shooter?
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I can't wait to hear how FBHO's courageous leadership made it all possible.
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Sadly only a few guys know the truth . This will end up like every Marine in Vietnam was a sniper .
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Ive shot Bin Laden at least 200+ times. I use him as a range target:) I am out of Bin Laden targets now. I have not shot him in over a year
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<a href="http://s1020.photobucket.com/user/liljluede/media/poohladen_zpsd4434e1d.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1020.photobucket.com/albums/af324/liljluede/poohladen_zpsd4434e1d.jpg</a> View Quote Geronimo! |
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Not a very smart move at all he will now be a huge target for terrorists.
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Sounds about right
US Navy Adds Intense Creative Writing Course To SEAL Training
THE PENTAGON — Navy officials announced the extension of Navy SEAL training by one week, adding a grueling 40 hours of creative writing classes to the already intense selection program, Duffel Blog has learned. The new course material would be introduced immediately, following the Land Warfare phase. After final combat testing, the sailors would move back to the Coronado training facility, where they would receive classroom instruction on the proper use of tense and first vs. third person narrative. After demanding writing exercises, those SEALs who survive will move on to acting classes, where they will be drilled on how to look coolest when they star as themselves in a made-for-TV movie. They will then be put through two days of mock TV interviews, simulating an intense book promotion tour. During the interview, sources confirmed SEAL candidates would be trained to glorify themselves as much as possible without looking like self-centered assholes. This portion of the course was described by one of the first students as “the hardest thing I’ve ever done.” Adm. William McRaven, commander of U.S. Special Operations Command, was very enthusiastic about the change. “These new kids coming up in the [SEAL] teams are already planning their first novel before they even graduate BUD/S. The problem is that most of them write like a gorilla with Down Syndrome, and it’s embarrassing to the entire Navy.” “Lone Survivor, The Trident, Navy SEAL Sniper, The Warrior Elite, Suffer in Silence, Warrior Soul, American Sniper,” McRaven said, pointing to a coffee table filled with SEAL novels. “All of them read like a 9th grade English report had a retarded baby with a bad 1940’s war movie. And don’t even get me started on Rogue Warrior. That literary abortion made my eyes bleed.” The Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL (BUD/S) course, believed by many to be one of the most difficult initial selection programs in the U.S. military, prepares sailors to be a Navy SEAL. As the deluge of novels, magazine, TV and movie appearances have shown, the only people more enthralled with the elite forces than those in Hollywood are Navy SEALs themselves. McRaven pointed to a memo he was drafting. “I’m also working on an addition to their contracts that states they can never use the word ‘Warrior’ in a title again. I’m sick of that shit.” At press time, the Navy had also announced the addition of another class to BUD/S called “Speedy Publishing Techniques,” after the revelation that there were only three SEAL books released in the last month, including the acclaimed best seller “Unshaveable: A Navy SEAL’s Guide to Hygiene.” http://www.duffelblog.com/2014/05/us-navy-seal-training-writing-course/ View Quote |
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Thought the seal that shit obl and a manority of the seals from the raid died in a helo crash?
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I assume he's now separated from the Navy? Not sure how he's able to talk about such a classified OP but If so, good for him and I hope he's getting paid a truck load of cash for the interview.
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Nothing about it over on SOCNET..... ETA: I take that back. "The Shooter", shooter #1, pitched a fit when he left the Navy before his time was up. I suspect we won't hear anything new. |
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Sounds about right US Navy Adds Intense Creative Writing Course To SEAL Training
THE PENTAGON — Navy officials announced the extension of Navy SEAL training by one week, adding a grueling 40 hours of creative writing classes to the already intense selection program, Duffel Blog has learned. The new course material would be introduced immediately, following the Land Warfare phase. After final combat testing, the sailors would move back to the Coronado training facility, where they would receive classroom instruction on the proper use of tense and first vs. third person narrative. After demanding writing exercises, those SEALs who survive will move on to acting classes, where they will be drilled on how to look coolest when they star as themselves in a made-for-TV movie. They will then be put through two days of mock TV interviews, simulating an intense book promotion tour. During the interview, sources confirmed SEAL candidates would be trained to glorify themselves as much as possible without looking like self-centered assholes. This portion of the course was described by one of the first students as “the hardest thing I’ve ever done.” Adm. William McRaven, commander of U.S. Special Operations Command, was very enthusiastic about the change. “These new kids coming up in the [SEAL] teams are already planning their first novel before they even graduate BUD/S. The problem is that most of them write like a gorilla with Down Syndrome, and it’s embarrassing to the entire Navy.” “Lone Survivor, The Trident, Navy SEAL Sniper, The Warrior Elite, Suffer in Silence, Warrior Soul, American Sniper,” McRaven said, pointing to a coffee table filled with SEAL novels. “All of them read like a 9th grade English report had a retarded baby with a bad 1940’s war movie. And don’t even get me started on Rogue Warrior. That literary abortion made my eyes bleed.” The Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL (BUD/S) course, believed by many to be one of the most difficult initial selection programs in the U.S. military, prepares sailors to be a Navy SEAL. As the deluge of novels, magazine, TV and movie appearances have shown, the only people more enthralled with the elite forces than those in Hollywood are Navy SEALs themselves. McRaven pointed to a memo he was drafting. “I’m also working on an addition to their contracts that states they can never use the word ‘Warrior’ in a title again. I’m sick of that shit.” At press time, the Navy had also announced the addition of another class to BUD/S called “Speedy Publishing Techniques,” after the revelation that there were only three SEAL books released in the last month, including the acclaimed best seller “Unshaveable: A Navy SEAL’s Guide to Hygiene.” http://www.duffelblog.com/2014/05/us-navy-seal-training-writing-course/ fuckin brilliant, DB FTW. I actually chuckled a few times on that one. |
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Probably in it for some cash. I read somewheres that this dude is pretty physically fucked from all the shit he's done.
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I assume he's now separated from the Navy? Not sure how he's able to talk about such a classified OP but If so, good for him and I hope he's getting paid a truck load of cash for the interview. View Quote Even if he is, he's still bound by the NDA. I'd imagine he's consulted lawyers. |
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Quoted: No. Extortion 17 had several SEALs on board, but they were not the ones who conducted the OBL raid. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Thought the seal that shit obl and a manority of the seals from the raid died in a helo crash? No. Extortion 17 had several SEALs on board, but they were not the ones who conducted the OBL raid. Several is an understatement, 17 SEALS were onboard, along with the others.
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fuckin brilliant, DB FTW. I actually chuckled a few times on that one. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Sounds about right US Navy Adds Intense Creative Writing Course To SEAL Training
THE PENTAGON — Navy officials announced the extension of Navy SEAL training by one week, adding a grueling 40 hours of creative writing classes to the already intense selection program, Duffel Blog has learned. The new course material would be introduced immediately, following the Land Warfare phase. After final combat testing, the sailors would move back to the Coronado training facility, where they would receive classroom instruction on the proper use of tense and first vs. third person narrative. After demanding writing exercises, those SEALs who survive will move on to acting classes, where they will be drilled on how to look coolest when they star as themselves in a made-for-TV movie. They will then be put through two days of mock TV interviews, simulating an intense book promotion tour. During the interview, sources confirmed SEAL candidates would be trained to glorify themselves as much as possible without looking like self-centered assholes. This portion of the course was described by one of the first students as “the hardest thing I’ve ever done.” Adm. William McRaven, commander of U.S. Special Operations Command, was very enthusiastic about the change. “These new kids coming up in the [SEAL] teams are already planning their first novel before they even graduate BUD/S. The problem is that most of them write like a gorilla with Down Syndrome, and it’s embarrassing to the entire Navy.” “Lone Survivor, The Trident, Navy SEAL Sniper, The Warrior Elite, Suffer in Silence, Warrior Soul, American Sniper,” McRaven said, pointing to a coffee table filled with SEAL novels. “All of them read like a 9th grade English report had a retarded baby with a bad 1940’s war movie. And don’t even get me started on Rogue Warrior. That literary abortion made my eyes bleed.” The Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL (BUD/S) course, believed by many to be one of the most difficult initial selection programs in the U.S. military, prepares sailors to be a Navy SEAL. As the deluge of novels, magazine, TV and movie appearances have shown, the only people more enthralled with the elite forces than those in Hollywood are Navy SEALs themselves. McRaven pointed to a memo he was drafting. “I’m also working on an addition to their contracts that states they can never use the word ‘Warrior’ in a title again. I’m sick of that shit.” At press time, the Navy had also announced the addition of another class to BUD/S called “Speedy Publishing Techniques,” after the revelation that there were only three SEAL books released in the last month, including the acclaimed best seller “Unshaveable: A Navy SEAL’s Guide to Hygiene.” http://www.duffelblog.com/2014/05/us-navy-seal-training-writing-course/ fuckin brilliant, DB FTW. I actually chuckled a few times on that one. lol yea...that's a pretty good one |
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Quoted: Quoted: When can I buy a $ 3500 1911 with his name on it? LOL Why are you still awake? |
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Several is an understatement, 17 SEALS were onboard, along with the others. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Thought the seal that shit obl and a manority of the seals from the raid died in a helo crash? No. Extortion 17 had several SEALs on board, but they were not the ones who conducted the OBL raid. Several is an understatement, 17 SEALS were onboard, along with the others. I know. Sub in "lots of", I guess. |
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Sounds about right US Navy Adds Intense Creative Writing Course To SEAL Training
THE PENTAGON — Navy officials announced the extension of Navy SEAL training by one week, adding a grueling 40 hours of creative writing classes to the already intense selection program, Duffel Blog has learned. The new course material would be introduced immediately, following the Land Warfare phase. After final combat testing, the sailors would move back to the Coronado training facility, where they would receive classroom instruction on the proper use of tense and first vs. third person narrative. After demanding writing exercises, those SEALs who survive will move on to acting classes, where they will be drilled on how to look coolest when they star as themselves in a made-for-TV movie. They will then be put through two days of mock TV interviews, simulating an intense book promotion tour. During the interview, sources confirmed SEAL candidates would be trained to glorify themselves as much as possible without looking like self-centered assholes. This portion of the course was described by one of the first students as “the hardest thing I’ve ever done.” Adm. William McRaven, commander of U.S. Special Operations Command, was very enthusiastic about the change. “These new kids coming up in the [SEAL] teams are already planning their first novel before they even graduate BUD/S. The problem is that most of them write like a gorilla with Down Syndrome, and it’s embarrassing to the entire Navy.” “Lone Survivor, The Trident, Navy SEAL Sniper, The Warrior Elite, Suffer in Silence, Warrior Soul, American Sniper,” McRaven said, pointing to a coffee table filled with SEAL novels. “All of them read like a 9th grade English report had a retarded baby with a bad 1940’s war movie. And don’t even get me started on Rogue Warrior. That literary abortion made my eyes bleed.” The Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL (BUD/S) course, believed by many to be one of the most difficult initial selection programs in the U.S. military, prepares sailors to be a Navy SEAL. As the deluge of novels, magazine, TV and movie appearances have shown, the only people more enthralled with the elite forces than those in Hollywood are Navy SEALs themselves. McRaven pointed to a memo he was drafting. “I’m also working on an addition to their contracts that states they can never use the word ‘Warrior’ in a title again. I’m sick of that shit.” At press time, the Navy had also announced the addition of another class to BUD/S called “Speedy Publishing Techniques,” after the revelation that there were only three SEAL books released in the last month, including the acclaimed best seller “Unshaveable: A Navy SEAL’s Guide to Hygiene.” http://www.duffelblog.com/2014/05/us-navy-seal-training-writing-course/ I love Duffleblog. |
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So if he speaks out it means NDA's dont mean anything anymore?
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So if he speaks out it means NDA's dont mean anything anymore? View Quote Eh, he'll probably try to talk around it. A lot of general information about the mission was publicly released, so between that and " in his perspective" or "in his opinion" type statements, they can probably get an interview that doesn't really disclose much. I wouldn't anticipate it being all that hard hitting. Or maybe he'll sing like a bird, who knows. |
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Eh, he'll probably try to talk around it. A lot of general information about the mission was publicly released, so between that and " in his perspective" or "in his opinion" type statements, they can probably get an interview that doesn't really disclose much. I wouldn't anticipate it being all that hard hitting. Or maybe he'll sing like a bird, who knows. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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So if he speaks out it means NDA's dont mean anything anymore? Eh, he'll probably try to talk around it. A lot of general information about the mission was publicly released, so between that and " in his perspective" or "in his opinion" type statements, they can probably get an interview that doesn't really disclose much. I wouldn't anticipate it being all that hard hitting. Or maybe he'll sing like a bird, who knows. It's probably 100% backed and approved by the Navy and the SEAL's pr spin machine. |
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I hope he does "boom, headshot." At some point during the interview.
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He'll have his own reality show by the time the mid-season replacements come out. |
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