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The Pros And Cons Of Navy Seals
Every thing will have its contester, in one form or another. For examples, Mcdonalds contesters will be Burger kings, Wendy's, and so on. Nike contesters will be Adidas, or Puma. Lamborghini contesters will be a Ferrari, and Porsche. They are all similar in some way, but yet they are all competing against one another. Maybe for the sales, maybe for building the fastest cars, the number one spot, and ultimately fighting to become the best. All of this competition will lead to many discussions like who are the best, which one is better, and which one is fastest. When child argues with their friends about superheroes, they often favor the superhero they like and argue how he/she is the best. The true is, all superheroes are similar in some way, …show more content…
Seals are Navy's special operating unite, like their name they operate in all environments(sea, air, land). They are also know as frogman. They conduct mission like unconventional warfare, foreign internal defense, direct action, counterterrorism, and special reconnaissance. Navy Seals didn’t started out to be Navy Seals. It started in World War Two, where Naval Combat Demolition units were created to clear path of obstacles, and gather Intel on enemies location. In 1943, it evolved to the Underwater Demolition team. In 1962, Navy Seal was created by President John F. Kennedy to conduct unconventional warfare. Navy Seal have one of the most brutal military training in the world, one of the most famous training is called "Hell Week". In that week, you will be staying up 5 day with less than total of 4 hours of sleep, also will be doing thousand of push-up, sit-up, or carry a boat on your …show more content…
All of this competition will lead to many discussions, rather about which one is better or who is the best. Like child argue about which superhero they favorite are the best, in this discussion we discussed about a more realistic superhero. Navy Seal and Green Berets are super heroes like because of what they are capable of doing, and the things they do. Navy Seal and Green Berets were both approved by President John K. Kennedy, Green Berets were official in 1961, while Navy Seal were founded in 1962. Both Group has a lot of similarities, yet they are different. Both group were in World War Two, and the Vietnam War.They are United States elite military forces, one from the Navy, while the other from the Army. Both groups will finish the mission, no matter what it takes. They are all physically and mentally tough, with never quit mentality.In the end, you realize you don't have to compare the two because both forces have their own place in our military, and have their own mission to

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