Phony Navy SEAL of the Week. The BUDS Dive Physics FAIL SEAL Trident Wearer Clown Dude...
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- videos.extreme... Retired Navy SEAL Senior Chief Don Shipley SCHOOLS a Phony SEAL who claims he attended BUDS AND FAILED, but was given a SEAL Trident by a Navy SEAL. Total Crap.
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I’m really starting to wonder when people will realize it’s not safe to fake being a seal while Mr Shipley is still breathing air. I’ve been watching for at least 7 years now and it’s wild at the amount of content Don still makes. We love you bro keep the fight going!
You should see the amount of content on their website if you think it's allot here.
Super nice guy too. As busy as he is, he called me personally the other day after I submitted a SEAL verification to tell me his findings and go into detail on it. He even gave me the fake SEALs middle name which I did not know 🤣
@@TheDisabledGamersChannel I do
I quit fibbing to my wife on the chance she calls the Don!
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That dude just called you to see if his gig was up yet, to see if he was on your radar....what a little weasel. Thanks again Mr.Shipley
Pretty sure I'd never forget the name of the guy who single-handedly (and for no good apparent reason) denied me a career in the SEALs.
I had a major in the Army who singlehandedly (and for no good reason) denied me a career as a helicopter pilot. I can't remember her name. It was a doctor who accused me of not disclosing information (not true) and wouldn't sign my medical packet to send to Ft. Rucker. And that was only maybe 5 years ago. I'm not saying this guy is telling the truth, but I can't remember the name of everybody I knew in the Army.
I'm 58, and I remember the name of every teacher I had at school, from primary through high school!
Some of them stop me from becoming who I am today, 'cause I was a horrible PoS!
@@-HughJass- We have a rotation of Officers every two years. Some don't last a year. I also struggle to remember names. In the military I come across so many people I tend to dump names quickly.
@@oldmanwillyboy2786 I don't but then again, i got kicked out of 13 schools for being a menace.. tooo many teachers to remember and a lot of em weren't worth remembering in the first place :D
@( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) You ok, bro?
How to tell when someone is lying? They won’t shut up. Love your work and appreciate your dedication to calling out these wannabes.
INVESTIGATIONS 101 - if you think someone is lying to you keep them talking they'll eventually hang themselves
@@Christinebanks11 I want to add to that, Don Shipley's silence between this deluded guys conversations with himself was all he needed to go to let this narcissist talk himself into a corner
“I will not wear that Trident again”, I guarantee this clown is still wearing that cap around as we speak lol
Lol 😂 these guys are a special kind of dummies. I wish they would just claim to be plumbers or something else.
The crazy thing is, lots of these guys will stick to their guns even when their confronted.
Sure built a life around it.
Yup still trying to get his discounts in where he can
That makes sense.
Seals perform in the circus just like clowns do.
I remember, as a boy, watching Sea Hunt starring Lloyd Bridges and reading about Jacques Cousteau and being enthralled with SCUBA diving. I quit school in my junior year in 1971 as a troubled 17 year old to join the Navy and become a frogman. After some mighty arguments with my Dad, he finally relented and agreed to sign for me to join the Navy. I went to talk to the Navy recruiter only to be told I needed a high school diploma to go into UDT. I went back to school, after having to apologize to my high school guidance counselor, and several others (lol). On 31 May 1972 I enlisted in the United States Marine Corps on the delayed entry program and on 3 October 1972 found myself on Paris Island SC. I spent 20 years in Marine Aviation and retired as a Gunnery Sergeant in 1992. Proud of my service and never felt the need to embellish it. I did learn to SCUBA dive while stationed at KMCAS Kaneohe Bay Hawaii though. Was stationed on several Naval Air Stations and aboard a couple of aircraft carriers (Kennedy and America) while the squadron did carrier “quals”. Liked the sailors I was stationed with, by and large. Anyway, you never know how life is going to go. Keep up the good work Don!
Swing with the Wing Baby!
I went to Navy AVA in '91 Millington TN. That base was run by Marines. They keep it interesting, though I don't miss their uniform inspections. If we saw the gunny it usually meant we were in deep shit. My first duty station didn't have any marines that I'm aware of (VP-30). Anyway, Simper-Fi.
Ex-Navy Yellow Shirt here, born and raised in Beaufort, SC. Don’t forget the second “r”! Parris Island.
@@michaelsmoak1146 lol, you’re right. I missed it. I know Beaufort well. I was stationed there from 1983 thru 1987. First with VMFA-122 and then with VMFA-115. Still have friends there. Luck to you!
Jacques is my grandpa. I breezed thru BUD/S bc of his instruction, then upon graduating BUD/S, the Delta Force called and begged me to come do a couple solo missions.
My dad was a cook in thr navy during viet nam in the 60s. Never saw action but has a bunch of fun stories he's told me since i was little. I have a monumental amount of respect for my dad for never trying to be anything he wasn't or lie about anything he did and believe me that character passes on to his kids, that honor and integrity , even though i didbt realize it , was impressed on me before i even went in to the marines to be an infantryman. Everyone whos served should be proud of what they did from plumbers to special forces operators we are all on the same team supporting each other in the same mission.
If not for guys like your Dad NOTHING is getting done! No sustenance means no energy for thinking or doing. Big ups for Pop!
Don't knock being a cook. I was in the 3/5 Cav in Vietnam. Tanks and personal carriers. We took our cooks out in the bonnies with us. They cooked out of a duce and a half. When we got into shit they were right there with us and they could put out some fire power.
Fuckin A, Go Army
Granpda was a marine mailman during korea. Used to tell us all kinds of stories. Would spin the broom at the end of yard work like he was doing a rifle drill. Miss ya gramps.
Word
I have a family of people who are unsavory to say the least, i love watching you because its good to see someone with honor and integrity!!
The only Trident I got while I was in the military was a pack of gum.
Thank you for your spearmint
Lol!
That gum was classified
“Everybody was on my side let’s put it that way…” Apparently not everyone. The one man who, for absolutely no reason at all, denied you a SEAL career. I’d think I’d never forget that guy’s name.
Trident for showing up = participation trophy for SEAL training? Thanks Senior, always makes me smile.
Give him a plastic fork and send him on his way.
If he had applied at the USPS instead of the Navy he would have gotten the shortcut affirmative action results he thought he was entitled to. lol
@@beentheredoneization The post office? 🤣
It takes balls to admit you were not 100% at a task, yet your abilities at other tasks were shown to excel and you were accepted. Thank you for your service.
2 days ago I did a SEAL verification request and payment. I was waiting for an email back, but nope. Instead my phone rang from an out-of-state number.
"Hello?"
"Calvin....Don Shipley!"
I stood my skinny ass up so fast you would think George S Patton had called my name from beyond the grave. I'm nervous now, wondering what in the hell can of worms have I opened up that I'm getting a call from Don Shipley himself. Keep in mind, the website says they'll email you back. Not to mention I'm thinking, "how the hell did he get my number from a PayPal payment" (I never use PP) lol. Nope...he was just taking time out of his day to call me and tell me his findings and explain to me why SWCC guys like to claim they are SEALs, and how they're good at convincing people with it. I enjoyed the chat, but when you hear that voice on the other end...you can't help but get nervous lol.
That's awesome
@@Lord_Pender Yeah it was pretty cool. It's not every day you get to talk to someone famous, and a Navy SEAL to top it off. We had a good chat about hunting too.
That’s pretty cool! I’d be a little nervous too lol
I know how he feels. I almost made it to the recruiting center before they kicked me out. Saw me coming, I heard someone say something about a soup sandwich and they locked the door. I was so close to being a seal....😢
That is a good one !
I have so much respect for every man and woman who served in our military. Thank you all for your service , even these confused people who feel the need to lie.
thank you I don't see why people lie. i did air traffic control in the air force for 8 years and I'm perfectly fine with what i did. the way i look at it is that the high profile jobs cant do their jobs without the lower profile jobs like, supply sergeants mechanics and cooks..no need to lie. do your time, be proud and walk away with your benefits.
@( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) yeah that was cool
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I love how his mate who “would go thorough anybody’s backyard with him” gave him a trident but conveniently doesn’t know his name.
He didn't say "go thorough", I'll tell you what, go to spelling class then come back
The “ test” in Virginia was a psychological eval
He failed
This sob is crazy, just listen to him ramble.
@@Budrob998 you’re replying to your own comments… not a fail??
I love when the glasses come on and off you know don means business !!
“A general gave me the Medal of Honor, but I can’t remember his name.” Sure dude. These guys! He’s a bumbling fool and he knows it.
My dad retired from the Navy in the very early 70’s. He started his career as a cook and then eventually changed rates, after a bunch of schools, to become a radioman. He was in Vietnam (1967-68) during Operation Market Time while serving on a Destroyer Escort Radar (USS Finch DER-328). Market Time was quite an operation when you research it. The “brown water Navy” has some of its roots from Market Time. He retired in 1971 if I remember correctly. Passed away 6 1/2 years ago. He also served in Korea.
My brother enlisted in the USMC just before dad retired. My sister married a sailor who went on to be an LDO and retired as a LtCdr. 3 of my 4 children are in or have served in the US Navy. My son-in-law is now a Chief.
Me? I enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1976 and only served during the Cold War. Peace time. I make the cut as a Vietnam era veteran, but not a veteran of the actual war. All I have to show for my time is a DD-214 and a few pictures. The VA is serving my health care needs though.
Stolen Valor guys and gals really piss me off.
Semper Fi!
@X-CalibearUSA LLC thank you for your service i grew up with marines I never served
He dove down to the depths of bullshit canyon.
yeah this dude is on a hell of a convoluted trip to try and justify having a trident. pure unadulterated BS.
Graduated Buds class 420. Assigned to steal team 6, did 3 tours in the county, honorably released with good time
Very well said.✌️
You sure it wasn’t team 9?? 420/6/9?? Bahaha 🤣
I was a signals analyst in the Army and I still remember my drill sergeants from basic training and AIT. That was back in 97-98.
Yeah, still remember my TI's from AF Basic; Sgt. Gallups and Airman Sneed...1967... 😁
USAF basic Jan 1977 SSGT Carr TSGT Hanson
I had a E-6, female SSG-DS Army RODed 1989 🗂. She had a fist fight argument with another female DS. Her name was ■■■■■. I clearly remember my platoon DSs.
DS Tow yelling at me still rings in my ears! 99 so not too long ago.
Yes sir
And mine from 72. You are right!
The first guy came out of the womb sniffing glue, what in the world!😊
Just makes me wonder how many people are out there not just pretending to be ex-military, but also doctors, pilots etc!
I try not to go there
The guy should just be happy he made it that far. Just tell that story. Plenty of people wash out of BUDS. Just STFU about shit you didn't do. Another great one Senior Chief.
I went online to investigate "Dive Physics." I would have failed, lol.
Me too, no way i would have ever past
Me as well
Yeh math was never my strong suite either, seems to be pretty advanced math/physics so def not easy
By this guy’s logic if he doesn’t rank high enough for advancement and go up for advancement a couple times he can wear the higher rank because of all the BS he went through trying to get it.
Every time I watch these video’s I am amazed at how respectful Mr. Shipley is. He has every right to go off on all the people on these calls but always keeps his composure.
Love all the videos sir, especially the ones that you share your different experiences with everyone, and thank you for your service.
Definition of a “mouth breather”, that guy was a top tier BS artist. Thanks Senior!
I've heard shit like this before. I was a Public Defender and heard excuses like this without logic all the time.
I actually believe some guys are pretending to be pretenders just to get on the Don Shipley Show ;)
Haha not a bad idea.
There are wackos that confess to crimes that they didn't commit, just for attention and quarters. It is plausible
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If it came with a T-shirt and temporary frog tattoo to go along with the stolen trident or misappropriated trident 🔱 the line would be longer than actual the buds line. LOL
I took my dive training in Nevada. It was tough stuff, just like those guys in San Diego .
Except I didn't wear a uniform and I was diving muff.
You are a good man Don, thank you for your service and everything you do from a civilian from UK Northern Ireland 🇬🇧 🇮🇪
I now live in California originally from the UK. My family in RN on both sides going back generations. I worked in a law firm with a bunch of former Marine officers who were in Vietnam during the Tet offensive. My supervising attorney was severely injured over there. Never spoke about what happened. I looked his name in Martindale Hunell, a book that lists attorneys by law firm. I was amazed that he had been awarded a Purple Heart and other medals. Never spoke of this. Those who have gone through incredible experiences tend not to brag. 🇬🇧🇺🇸👋🏻👋🏻
@@karenward267 no one cares, nor asked, nor responded,, the hell you talking about where you live where you're from what you mothers maiden name was? Like I said,, Not a person cares/hence why you only have 1 like (which Is you liking your own comment)
SIR, I WILL GO THRU ANY BACKYARD WITH YOU SIR ANYTIME, YOU ARE AMAZING!! 😂
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You’re far more patient than I could ever be Mr. Shipley. All these people who have something lacking in their lives and try to pretend they are SEAL’s is sad. I’ll never understand why they can’t be happy with whatever accomplishments they have and stop lying about something as important as BUDS/SEAL training. Go volunteer at a homeless shelter if you want to do something heroic. Be a decent person and stop the BS. Thanks Don for all you do. Enjoy your weekend and good luck with your hunting season.
Don Shipley has the patience of a saint.
I was on SEAL team 86. That’s the team where, you’re such a gift to National Security, that you bypass BUDS in order to get out into combat immediately and shorten the war significantly.
Your username is glorious lol
@@santinovalfiore thank you! 🤣
@@JoeGallo43 thank you for your service!!!
@JoeGallo I love your username! I was born in NY so I've heard about him for as far back as I can remember.
@@zxyatiywariii8 he’s my favorite mobster!
Still don't understand why people can`t just be happy with their service. Serve honorably, be proud of *that*
I can’t imagine how difficult seal training would be.
Can't be too hard, there are tens of thousands of SEALS. 😂😂😂
Yeah man fr...there is a reason every man who has earned that trident get's heated when someone lies about being part of their community. It's a brotherhood, these men are put in the most dangerous situations imaginable to defend our freedom. How dare any American pretend they did that
@@jelly7310 every class, assuming you can get to the class, loses approximately 70-80% of the people that start it. they lose people in the first 8 hours! check RUclips for buds class 234 documentary. you'll be on deaths door of exhaustion just watching that video.
Sure you can. Just go do something physical until your body says no more and then use your mind to say get back up.
@@leon_De_Grelle you didn't pick up what he was putting down.
I love the names for these guys you come up with and put in the title.
Also fell out laughing when you asked him, "What math test did they throw you out for failing?"
His response, "Uh..a hard one." 😂
As someone who didn't serve in the military, there's nothing that I find more irritating than some clown claiming combat experience or that they were a SEAL when they really were not. I would never do something like that first because it's not right and second because I don't want my teeth knocked out in the airport. Keep up the good work!!!
Delusion is a powerful drug.
Funny story. During the dive physics test, one of my classmates sat WAY far away from everyone else. He did for all the written tests come to think of it. The last time he took diving physics test he was caught looking at another student's answer sheet and sent to the fleet. Back again after 2 hell weeks he was fucking serous at not cheating. The tough MFer retired as a Master Chief and had the respect of the whole class (101). Yea, the dive physics test is hard.
The Seals dedication and sacrifice are legendary. The highest respect to you. Thank you Mr. Shipley.
I'm sorry, I just do not understand these people. I worked comm for 4 years in the AF '67 to '71.Nothing heroic, did my job, and proud of it. But these aholes who claim things they didn't do is beyond me...
It’s like people that say they are reincarnated….it’s never a potato farmer or common laborer, it seems to be they were Kings and people of importance, lol
@( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) from a person that never served, that would be you.!
@( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) It's still better than a lying skid .
@@kevinmc4500 everybody wants to be a special and unique little snow flake
@@stijnvandamme76 as you do Son, as you do
I LOVE reading the title of these videos in Dons angry, ready-to-end-this-shit voice 🤬😂
I wonder how hard it is to sit there and listen to a dude weave a web of bullshit that Don already knows is bullshit, he's got to be thinking, dear God makes this dude shut up! What's crazy is the confidence in which some of these dudes tell their stories like they are gonna be able to outsmart or outtalk someone who they know is an actual SEAL but yet they try and sound so matter of fact while being a matter of shit.
You can see the frustration in his face every time he wipes his face. He tries very hard to let them string out that rope to hang them selves with it, without interrupting them until he can’t anymore. He’s a better man than me because I can’t stand the bull shit artists.
I guess that a “Pathological” liar actually starts to believe their own “B-S”
What a complete disrespect to our brave Men & Women that wear the uniform.
God Bless our brave warriors!!!
What a web we weave when we try to deceive?
That's the problem. They're too stupid to realize how stupid they are.
@@Mike-ij5hn some really believe their stories and they would pass a lie detection test
The man, the myth, the legend!
When Don was born the doctor said. It’s a man!
When Don was born, he told the doctor to hold his beer.
Mr Shipley will track you down,Big respect to him.
Hey Don, I just turned my boss on to you. 20 years in the Marines. He never heard of you so, I introduced him. Love your shows.
It actually seems like this guy believes what he's saying. Not surprised he flunked the math.
I just love watching Senior Chief pick people apart on here!! 😆🤣
He was a Senior Chief, And that’s the rank below MCPO, CMCPO And MCPON
@@thehistoryvideogameandgame4730 I edited that.. I was never military, I just got hooked on these. 😆
@@ceebee8913 That’s alright, in your defense SCPO is an E-8 and MCPO is E-9, Plus I’m not military either
@@thehistoryvideogameandgame4730 yeah I'm sorry about that. No disrespect intended to Mr Shipley!! 🤣
Don, on behalf of all ( Normal Canadians) thank you for all you do to still serve
I am very sorry to say that about 15 years ago or so I tried to impress an ex girlfriend by concocting this whole story that I was a former navy seal. I was always ashamed of it , trying to keep up with my lie, always worried they would find out somehow. No way for a person to live. Anyways, just wanted to say that to all the true hero's out there, thank you for all you do. Thank you as well Senior, I truly love your show,, always have. Keep doing what you do best, being a bad ass.
Did you get the puss puss though? If so at least it wasn't a complete bust. And you learnt your lesson. ✌️
If it's not stealing valor , it's begging to have valor that they didn't earn .
I don't need to steal valor. Being an Airborne Sapper is cool enough for me.
Hoaah 12B sapper here
Osut lost in the woods
"93"
@@offroad4x4nhlife45 2012-2016. Thanks for your service!
Hell I'm not even in the military but I've recently been getting really involved in an MMA training class. I'm still a white belt but hey I'm working hard just trying to learn as much as I can and trying to be a good dad while I'm at it, and I have no reason to want to take credit for anything I didn't earn or achieve.
Keep up the good work Don Shipley I was rescued by some Navy SEALS when I fell off a boat boom of the USA Truxton CGN
I have much respect for anyone who completed BUD/S, SQT, SERE and all the other hardcore training it takes to earn that Trident. You guys are the best of the best.
Thank you - Bobby Team Tango
is that you Gecko?
I love when you explain some of the nuances of 'really' getting through a school. These guys you talk with have NO CLUE about even 0.01% of it.
Same as UK. Scuba physics is completely different from HSE Scuba commercial diver. So difficult
Holy cow is that dude in love with the sound of his own voice!
I was NEVER a Seal and only served in The United States Army as a field artillery officer. was injured and spent several months in the Madigan Army Medical Center and met a Petty Officer 3rd Class who was a Navy Seal and recovering from a broken leg. fortunately he recovered fully and eventually went back to his unit in California. i witnessed one of his work outs on the versa climber in which he trained for at least 60 minutes NON-STOP!
Remember back in school, and the teacher asks you a question that you don't know the answer?
This guy is me stammering about everything but the answer.
I talked to a navy recruiter in high school about joining and being a SEAL. Anyone know where I can pick up my trident at? Lol 😂
Try your local Army-Navy surplus store.
They sell a bit of everything
Why stop there? Get an actual trident and tell everyone youre King Neptune.
I worked as a MEPS contract driver, E350 Ford van central Florida. 2006 era. Approx 6wk. I'm a US Army veteran too, 1990s. I honestly talked a few Navy, USMC guys out of SWCC, BUD/S. I explained to them how its not easy or smooth to do SOF. You can be killed in training or as I later read, you have a 30% chance of death ☠️. Under 30yr old. SF or special ops are not for everyone.
@@DavidLLambertmobile My roomie in HT-A school was a deep sea diver, and damn proud of it too. I guess that was before they made divers a rating of their own.
I backed out of signing up for the coast guard after going through some paperwork. I should get the Medal of Honor lol
Another 1 of them nonstop fast talkers that goes on n on for 10mns straight without taking a single breath. Dead give away lol
"Don, it was hard math, not the basic math but the arithmetic part"
Don,
I am a Vietnam Vet, January 1967 to August 1970. Of course there were several in country, other countries & Home leaves, a few TDY’s, days off every week or 10 days depending on what was going on. My point is I have some experience with how the military functions & with war.
With that in mind, I would like to compliment & Thank You for your service & enormous sacrifices, as well as raising a Son who was born as a Navy Seal. I’ve listened to several PODCASTS by DJ, His Team mates, friends, etc. I’m sure you are both aware of not only his current aches and pains but those pains waiting for him around the corner. DJ’s father & mother, his wife, his friends, Teammates & various classmates & Service relations all are & will continue to deal with the consequences of being an operator of the highest level.
Senior & Mrs Shipley, I congratulate & “SALUTE” You both for all you have accomplished.
And DJ, God Bless. Hope you have enough left in you to step back, enjoy & appreciate your family, especially your wife & kids. And find a few pain free nights & days to allow you to know how much this Country Appreciates & THANKS YOU.
“SALUTE”
Boy ohh boy I wish u was my uncle.....I can't even imagine what I could learn from u Don.....keep kicking asses n taking names.....
My uncle was drafted into the army during the Vietnam war but he was stationed in Alaska. I can’t remember why or what his job was but I always respected him for being honest about that. He was proud of his service and so was his family. We appreciate what you’re doing and the things you say tearing these guys a new one is absolutely hilarious.
I love the idea that this clown has to ask Don Shipley for permission to proceed.
God bless you, brother.
Anyone who serves should be damn proud of their service. Anyone who signs their name on the dotted line to sacrifice their life for our country in any capacity is a hero.
Timothy McVeigh signed his name on the dotted line? So did Lee Harvey Oswald
I suck at math really bad, I have about a 7th grade math education and I had to quit school because I needed to work to help my parent get by because my dad broke his back. So when I turned 17 I joined the Army so I could send even more money to my parents and the Military was always good to me and I received the rest of my education during my service and them some. I soaked up every class and training school I could go to. I served 20 yrs and I’m proud of everything I have done and would do it again. I was company Training NCO as a young SGT and I had a really hard time sending emails and info back to my CO and 1SG and over people higher up and my 1SG called me into his office one day and sat me down in the chair in his office and he said to me SGT H you suck at writing professional. He spent a lot of time helping me with this problem, he asked me if I dropped out of school and I told he my story and boy after that he sent me to college writing courses. But any ways because his son ended up being my daughters BF lol him and I became really good friends and he was a great Mentor. I really learned so much from him and we are still great friends til this day. So if I have to say one thing in this comment that means anything it would be THANK CSM ELLIS FOR EVERYTHING YOU DID FOR ME DURING MY CAREER.
What exactly have you learned? Your writing is still bad.
My guess is someone locally called that guy out for wearing a trident and said they were going to report him or check on him. Having a guilty conscience he called you with his story before THEY called you.
This guy knows what happened. Anytime someone says "it's been so long, or I don't remember," they remember. He's just trying to bs Don when he knows damn well exactly how shit went down.
Few men earned my respect drill instructors that survived Vietnam come to mind when I was only one to eat dead mice from range shack they kept straight face and appreciated the example set for fellow trainees with humility. Chamberlain seventeenth volenteers maine
Respect to all REAL SEALs from the UK! 💪
One thing you never want to hear on a phone call “Hey bro, it’s Don Shipley”.
Don is a national treasure, especially in this insane Country thanks for all the great videos Don.
This guy was as low as they come... He tried making Don feel like he was just a big fan, loves him and keep up the great work! I really give you a lot of credit for self-control Don, must be tough.
This part of the training actually entails quite a bit of Algebra/Math and the physics of gases, i.e., Boyle's Law, to make the necessary calculations and APPLY them. A Diver/SEAL's life and the lives of his buddies actually depend on one's ability to quickly think on his feet and make these calculations. A fellow would have to at least have a good grasp of ratios/proportions and how to apply the math to the physical characteristics of gases at different temperatures and pressures, etc. Certainly, it doesn't require a degree in mathematics, but one will have to remember his high school physics/Boyle's Law and how to practically apply this information. Most guys don't take High School Physics. Many do not take Algebra in High School and only take a general math course. Therefore, the equivalent would be an introductory college-level physics class and refreshers in college math. Even for those who are able to understand the math and the physics, many will have difficulty with the practical application which is where it is going to count...Furthermore, a SEAL/Diver needs to be able to do this on the fly. Even if he can't do the math in his head down to the minute or PSI, he has to be able to calculate this stuff rapidly and accurately.
I would point out that Don is also very correct about how the service branches will expend the resources necessary to get a good or great candidate through these courses. While there are some areas that the military will be very strict and you must make the cut or you are OUT, for those service members who present well and your commanders within your chain of command are confident that a particular service member is worth the investment, resources are found to help a good candidate get through and learn the required information.
I was by no means a SEAL or anything close. However, I left active duty related to the death of my wife and being left with 3 small children each just turning 2, 3, and 4. The commanders within my chain of command believed me to be an officer with the right makings for advancement. I was promised what is referred to "fast track to colonel," if I would remain on active duty. In the end, I did not think it was fair to my kids as my next PCS assignment was to be Iraklion, Greece. [Often, the required overseas PCS assignments may be front-loaded early on so that as one advances through the ranks, he can be watched by the chain of command here at home state-side.] I left active duty and remained in the reserves for some years. As Don said, the various branches will try to keep the best.
Love hearing Don say he "was all that" besides math so they helped him through... Lol.
Math is overrated... A man with balls of steel is NOT! 😂😍
This guy's story was all over the place, gave me a headache lol
Seriously, he must love the sound of his own voice. Thinks he can just talk OVER and THROUGH others.
The flim flam man .
You sir have a lot of patience, I do not know how you’re able to keep your composure
It's honorable enough to be a Navy Veteran. Go about wearing all the US Navy memorabilia you can and want to wear. You served our Nation in its Defense form known as the US Navy. Be proud of that my Friend...
These clowns have told their story so many times that they start to believe it. For a junior enlisted, NO Admiral will push for specialized training. Not a chance. They. Don't. Care. They don't even know who you are.
Keep it up Don . . . you're doing a great job!👍🇺🇸
Horrible day at work today and low and behold a very welcomed upload from one the best channels on RUclips! Hooyah Senior Chief! Thanks for the new content!
Before even watching this video, I'm betting that this guy will claim that his records are "classified"....... :))
Good on you, Don - keep up the great work! I enjoy seeing the "grumpy bear" doing his thing!
I really hope you treat yourself to a holiday soon - you seem to have been doing this forever!
Nope, no classified info on this one.
No man with a girly-voice like his has ever been a S.E.A.L. Also, he would never have interrupted you.
Don's face says it all. 😆 🤣 😂 😹
"Hard math, you know 2+2, shit like that"
I don't understand why someone could make it into BUDS and get halfway through, not have what it takes to finish but think that is not something to be proud of doing.
While in basics we had a guy from our flight go try to get into pararescue. We thought it was incredible that he would want to try. He made it all the way to the end but failed a final swim test and was not allowed into pararescue. When he came back to the flight, we all cheered him for his effort, respected him for going through all of that with no reward at the end, except knowing he'd given his best to something very difficult. He had so much respect for the guys that made it through and were in pararescue, that he would never think to disrespect them by claiming he was one of them. He went on to have a great career in the service.
When they start saying ,”I can’t remember” they are full of bs.
He sounds like he's doing research trying to figure his story out. Little details that he can put against anyone who questions him only surface deep
I am beginning to think every one in Congress believes they are Seals also
It’s amazing the totally bs unimaginative and frankly implausible stories these guys come up with. And people believe them!!?? Wow. Thanks Don
Don, you had me LOL! My father owned his own barbershop for 60 years. Guys would come in and ask my father if they needed their hair cut. In 60 years, he never saw a guy who didn't need ah hair cut! Thanks for the laugh.
You are true warrior sir love what you do and keep going hold up my whiskey glass high in honor 🎖 of Don shipley people
A whiskey glass?
I see on Amazon you can get a bunch of trident medals etc. No wonder these fools are walking around with these patches.
I completed 6 months of basic training at Applebee’s and I can guarantee it was harder than BUDS.
Whats up CookMate?
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