Guys on the block and i always wanted to be one sell i went to enlist to try to become a marine and the marine recruiter was out to lunch and in the strip mall all of a sudden you got these Army Recruiters and Navy Recruiter coming out trying to be snipers and take you off and get you to come to them. I talked to each of them and the Navy Recruiter sold me on being at seal. Host at that moment you knew you wanted to be seal . Guest everything he told me, the recruiter built it up to it is more of a jason bourne type thing but he sold me that the navy seals did this stuff you never hear about all this great adventure and you are going to be the most highly trained person out there, you will have all these skills shooting handtohand, all right, that sounds great if they are the best and i want to be the best. Host what was your Training Like . Guest the initial boot camp to become a seal was basically like 7 months long standing there with your feet getting kicked in the junk. It sucks.
While serving in iraq from 2003 to 2009 u. S. Navy s. E. A. L. Sniper chris kyle accumulated more officially confirmed kills than any other sniper in u. S. Military history. In his bestselling autobiography, american sniper now a major motion picture, mr. Kyle described his early career as a professional rodeo rider. The challenges he had to overcome become a s. E. A. L. And experiences in iraq. Chris kyle died on february 2 2013 at the age of 38. This program is from 2012. Its about an hour. Host chris kyle why did you decide to join the navy . Guest actually i grew up thinking the marines were the biggest baddest guys on the block in my eyes wanted to be one so i went to enlist and try to become a marine and a marine recruiter was out to lunch and then in the strip mall all of a sudden there youve got the Army Recruiter in the Navy Recruiter coming out to be snipers themselves and pick you up and get you to come to them. I talked to each one of them and the Navy Recruiter sold me on
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