The career that I want to work in when i'm older is the Navy SEALs. There is an endless list of reasons why I want to be a SEAL, But the biggest reason will be to help. I believe that everyone can make a difference in our world, I just want my Difference to be remembered for ages to come. The fact that I don't give up, and my dead eye make it all the more appealing.
As a Navy SEAL you never know what to expect from waking up. SEALs dedicate their life to their craft, and team. In the SEALs you work as a team to complete your tasks, Lone work is prohibited. A man alone in the seals is like calling a piece of metal with no edge, a Blade. The day to day tasks a SEAL will experience ranges from capturing a terrorist, to sniping a threat from a …show more content…
Family. In the SEALs they frown upon you seeing family or marrying, simply because what you know is meant for you only. Another reason is for your own safety. SEALs often times get a bounty on their head in foreign countries simply for being notoriously “Dangerous”. Many benefits can also come from being a SEAL, such as they will pay for your house, and college, and you get a varying discount on everything depending on your rank and years of …show more content…
In truth most restaurant workers make more than that. A Navy SEALs yearly pay in a measly $22,992 which is only $1,916 dollars a month. Although the pay is nothing at first, with advancement of rank you could be making up to $70,000 a year. SEALs also get a bonus for each Op they complete which ranges in the thousands. This career has an expected outlook, which is NO. Only 1% of all the Navy are Seals. There are 2,450 Navy SEALs and only 600 of them are active at a time. There is a 3% chance of you becoming a SEAL due to the requirements alone. Over 1,000 SEALs take the BUDS exam and about 200 pass. Over half of the people that join the navy consider becoming SEALs. I personally think that you should not even consider it if, you heard about the SEALs through a movie or friend. The people who have the best chances wait and practice for years, simply because they know how rigorous the training is. It may be the hardest possible occupation in the world but it suits me well. Becoming a SEAL has been a lifelong dream and goal. I have the personality that fits SEALs and I have the will to never give up, which is all that matters. I have already befriended many SEALs and have heard of their exploits into other lands and I want nothing more than to become one of
As a Navy SEAL you never know what to expect from waking up. SEALs dedicate their life to their craft, and team. In the SEALs you work as a team to complete your tasks, Lone work is prohibited. A man alone in the seals is like calling a piece of metal with no edge, a Blade. The day to day tasks a SEAL will experience ranges from capturing a terrorist, to sniping a threat from a …show more content…
Family. In the SEALs they frown upon you seeing family or marrying, simply because what you know is meant for you only. Another reason is for your own safety. SEALs often times get a bounty on their head in foreign countries simply for being notoriously “Dangerous”. Many benefits can also come from being a SEAL, such as they will pay for your house, and college, and you get a varying discount on everything depending on your rank and years of …show more content…
In truth most restaurant workers make more than that. A Navy SEALs yearly pay in a measly $22,992 which is only $1,916 dollars a month. Although the pay is nothing at first, with advancement of rank you could be making up to $70,000 a year. SEALs also get a bonus for each Op they complete which ranges in the thousands. This career has an expected outlook, which is NO. Only 1% of all the Navy are Seals. There are 2,450 Navy SEALs and only 600 of them are active at a time. There is a 3% chance of you becoming a SEAL due to the requirements alone. Over 1,000 SEALs take the BUDS exam and about 200 pass. Over half of the people that join the navy consider becoming SEALs. I personally think that you should not even consider it if, you heard about the SEALs through a movie or friend. The people who have the best chances wait and practice for years, simply because they know how rigorous the training is. It may be the hardest possible occupation in the world but it suits me well. Becoming a SEAL has been a lifelong dream and goal. I have the personality that fits SEALs and I have the will to never give up, which is all that matters. I have already befriended many SEALs and have heard of their exploits into other lands and I want nothing more than to become one of