Surface Warfare Officer - LT Sean Gannon

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  • Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
  • As a Surface Warfare Officer in America's Navy, LT Sean Gannon has learned what it means to be part of a diverse team of individuals working toward a common goal. These experiences have given Gannon the leadership and managerial skills required to achieve his goals. No matter what your dream is, the Navy can help get you there.

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  • @arthurdavis1978
    @arthurdavis1978 4 года назад +17

    The Navy is Awesome. I am a proud Navy veteran. Thank you for your service Sir. God bless our military.

  • @OmarOsman98
    @OmarOsman98 2 года назад +4

    I have a bachelor's degree and am on track to receive my Juris Doctorate (law degree) in 2 years. The hope is to become a Navy Officer for 4 years and receive top clearance, and eventually work my way up as a government lawyer.

  • @jjaagg5050
    @jjaagg5050 13 лет назад +5

    Bravo Zulu to LT Gannon! I'd serve with him any time! HOOYAH!

  • @jimkeappock7558
    @jimkeappock7558 4 года назад +1

    Follow your dream, Good Luck

  • @JackieDTC94
    @JackieDTC94 13 лет назад +5

    So far I'm trying to learn more of the Navy and it's really becoming of interest to me...but I still want to learn of the Marine Corps. In my opinion serving in any branch would be honorable but I want to serve in something that suits my interests. Personally, and currently, I have two friends in the Marines and one in the Navy, and two classmates that might be going to the Air Force once we graduate on June 1st. So it's a tough choice.

    • @mr.m1garand254
      @mr.m1garand254 4 года назад

      Marines are land focused but they do spend time on a ship, the Navy is sea based (obviously) ur always on a ship and go on land when ur in port

  • @st.george8422
    @st.george8422 2 года назад +2

    The military should try to be super honest as a recruiting strategy.

    • @bill6049
      @bill6049 Год назад +1

      In that case, we are going to run out of sailors, lol. The true is, minimum sleep on deployment; your wife or girlfriend might leave you during deployment; and a total of two weeks liberty port through out of a whole 7-9 months deployment.

    • @st.george8422
      @st.george8422 Год назад

      @@bill6049 Very true. At least then they would have to be honest with themselves about why people aren't joining or reenlisting

  • @lucafabrettialles
    @lucafabrettialles 4 года назад +12

    I’m an English citizen living in the US under a green card and my goal is to get US Citizenship and become a naval officer

    • @rms1034
      @rms1034 3 года назад

      I am a Canadian in the same situation. I was advised to simply get the US citizenship asap. have you lived in the US for longer than 5 years?

    • @koraegi
      @koraegi 6 дней назад

      I became a US citizen few years ago
      Took the OAR
      Now waiting to be an SWO

  • @MusicProness901
    @MusicProness901 13 лет назад +2

    @JROTCCG09 i'm glad you understand my thinking :D i'll be happy either way!

  • @Mariner311
    @Mariner311 9 месяцев назад +1

    Proud Navy veteran - but I just still can't grasp the damned camo pattern working uniform . I come from the days of khakis and dungarees.

  • @danmaske8591
    @danmaske8591 4 года назад +2

    GO NAVY

  • @jeffreybarber7374
    @jeffreybarber7374 2 года назад

    I was stationed with LT Gannon

  • @darkninjamandelta
    @darkninjamandelta 6 лет назад +2

    Truly inspiring!

  • @goodbub23
    @goodbub23 12 лет назад +8

    So I have been looking into the SWO/N route through the NUPOC, but I hear that SWO lifer is really hard. People have told me that SWO's will look back on OCS as the "easy part"... Can anyone comment on this??
    Thanks!

  • @yas5460
    @yas5460 5 лет назад

    I'm curious to know if you could study a medical career while having a job like this? Vet medicine, pathology, anything

  • @MultiRingtail
    @MultiRingtail 4 года назад

    Lt Gannon is a nurse now

  • @Historianization
    @Historianization 13 лет назад

    @MusicProness901 SEALs and all Special Warfare officer slots are generally promoted up from the enlisted ranks. Most SEALs have college degrees even if enlisted, so you should really start enlisted if you want it. Army is the best if you want a Special Warfare billet, because they have many more.

  • @navsquid32
    @navsquid32 13 лет назад +2

    Sean's in a COMMERCIAL?? WTF!

  • @theosebes9975
    @theosebes9975 5 лет назад

    In the civilian world, what a former special warfare officer do?

  • @stevengoodman7167
    @stevengoodman7167 Год назад

    Surface warfare officers are trained by the chiefs

  • @noaharmstrong861
    @noaharmstrong861 4 года назад

    My friend Spock is also biracial

  • @MusicProness901
    @MusicProness901 13 лет назад +1

    I want to be a Navy Seal that's the man goal but The first Goal that will benifit me alot more is Navy Officer, the problem is i'm 16 now junior year high school 3.9 GPA, JROTC, Honor roll, if i make it into the Officers Program when i get out ill be 24, then serve 4 years ill be 28, my chances at seal goes down alot. I do not wanna join the navy starting as a seamen therefore i am going to become an officer first. any tips?

    • @narwhallegion8583
      @narwhallegion8583 6 лет назад +1

      MusicProness901 if you do rotc or usna, (and I’m pretty sure ocs as well) you’ll commission at 22, and you can choose to go into the special warfare community, which means you can be a SEAL Officer

    • @Paxton550730
      @Paxton550730 5 лет назад +2

      Are you a navy seal yet?

  • @josephhsu3221
    @josephhsu3221 6 лет назад +9

    Why does his race matter? I don't care what your skin color is! nobody does!!!!!!

  • @PISCESSHEARER
    @PISCESSHEARER 12 лет назад +11

    from navel officer he wants to become a fire fighter
    that means that this jobs of swo sucks