Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL (BUD/S) students are pushed to their physical and mental limits during the legendary Hell Week.
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During their training, Navy SEALS practice in locations all over the world.
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The SEALS train both above ground and below the water.
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Learning how to repel down walls and from helicopters are standard parts of SEAL training.
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US Navy SEALs taking part in a workout.
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The SEALs are exposed to all sorts of weather conditions.
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Given that SEALs stands for “Sea, Air, Land” it is only natural for trainees to learn how to parachute.
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But central to the training is armed combat.
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An image released by the Navy Media Content Service (NMCS) and downloaded from the US Navy website on March 17, 2014, shows Navy SEALs demonstrating a special patrol insertion/extraction from…
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Seal Team Six photographs- FOR SUNDAY-FOR RICK HOMAN aiming an MP-5N while maintaining security on the upper deck of a ship for training (Courtesy US NAVY)
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US Navy SEALS Team 5, part of US Special Forces, hiding in the desert night. (Photo by Greg Mathieson/Mai/Mai/Time Life Pictures/Getty Images)
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A Navy SEALS provides security with a MP5 submachine gun.
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