Naval Amphibious Base Coronado

During my three days of researching Navy seals and finding crucial sources, I learned a lot about the Navy Seals by conducting this research. For a good example when I searched up Navy Seals Hell Week, the first website that had to most information about the Navy Seal boot camp and hell week, http://navyseals.com/nsw/hell-week-0/ is one of the first websites that popped up and most legimate website so I used for one of my sources. This website was one of the many military websites with real Navy Seals talking about training, this website was very important and crucial for my research in many ways; by telling me what hell week was and what happens there. One downside or problem to this research is that I could not find that much info on. “How to be in the Navy Seals”. Most of the websites were bias about how to exactly be a Navy Seal. Also most all of the websites were not legitimate, with non Navy or Military members helping in the website. In all my research was very important/ interesting to myself, and most interesting part of my research was when I looked up what were the steps to Be a Navy Seal because it gave a lot of info about the steps to be a Navy Seal by a real Navy Seal instructor, this was interesting and cool because I finally got info from a real military member that knows what they are talking about and have been in battle with Navy Seals. During my research paper on the Navy Seals I found that I need more time to work on my research to get a really good…

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 mile off. Often times, SEALs find themselves crossing barren tundras or capturing menacing pirates. SEALs also do Direct Action Missions which is usually taken on during nightfall to conceal them, on these missions they raid…

and causing him to die of Lactic Acidosis (A Few Good Men). Dawson and Downey were issued the code red by their commanding officer Nathan Jessup. Like all other marines indubitably, Dawson and Downey carried out their orders without fail. Many can argue that a marine’s job to stand up for those who are not equipped to stand up for themselves, however; when given an order, a marine must follow. The jury’s decision to convict Dawson and Downey on conduct unbecoming of a marine was wrong because…