Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They use uppers. I can’t say that is what happened here, but it is done.

+1. BIL is a retired SEAL. They had all sorts of pills that would make pain disappear, appetite vanish and sleep unnecessary. He talked about missions where he'd be up for 4 days.

Funny how practically everyone here is related to a SEAL. Like, there’s only maybe ten thousand guys who’ve ever been SEALS since the Teams were created in the 60’s - but somehow, some way, DCUM posters are usually related to one of them.


Weird.

I think a lot more than 10,000. 2,500 on active and another 400 reserves. But people who have served as seals and still on active duty in other roles is likely another few thousand right now. Probably 25-30 thousand in total.

Seal Team 6 and Delta are the real small
communities.

Anonymous wrote:They also stopped at the base in Pakistan.

Nope.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They use uppers. I can’t say that is what happened here, but it is done.

+1. BIL is a retired SEAL. They had all sorts of pills that would make pain disappear, appetite vanish and sleep unnecessary. He talked about missions where he'd be up for 4 days.

Funny how practically everyone here is related to a SEAL. Like, there’s only maybe ten thousand guys who’ve ever been SEALS since the Teams were created in the 60’s - but somehow, some way, DCUM posters are usually related to one of them.


Weird.

My ex-BIL was a SEAL, so add another.

Six Degrees of SEALs

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They use uppers. I can’t say that is what happened here, but it is done.

+1. BIL is a retired SEAL. They had all sorts of pills that would make pain disappear, appetite vanish and sleep unnecessary. He talked about missions where he'd be up for 4 days.

Funny how practically everyone here is related to a SEAL. Like, there’s only maybe ten thousand guys who’ve ever been SEALS since the Teams were created in the 60’s - but somehow, some way, DCUM posters are usually related to one of them.


Weird.

I think a lot more than 10,000. 2,500 on active and another 400 reserves. But people who have served as seals and still on active duty in other roles is likely another few thousand right now. Probably 25-30 thousand in total.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They use uppers. I can’t say that is what happened here, but it is done.

+1. BIL is a retired SEAL. They had all sorts of pills that would make pain disappear, appetite vanish and sleep unnecessary. He talked about missions where he'd be up for 4 days.

Funny how practically everyone here is related to a SEAL. Like, there’s only maybe ten thousand guys who’ve ever been SEALS since the Teams were created in the 60’s - but somehow, some way, DCUM posters are usually related to one of them.


Weird.

NP but I know an ex-seal, not related though. He was the son of a friend. Was really surprised he made the cut, as he was rather small at 5'6" 150lbs, but strong. More surprisingly was he was such a slacker as a teen, looked like that Nirvana singer growing up all through high school, but he cleaned up and made the cut, and stayed in for a few years.

It's not as difficult to make the cuts now apparently. Most recruits want to get into the cushy easy military positions and then make tons of money after they get out.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They use uppers. I can’t say that is what happened here, but it is done.

+1. BIL is a retired SEAL. They had all sorts of pills that would make pain disappear, appetite vanish and sleep unnecessary. He talked about missions where he'd be up for 4 days.

Funny how practically everyone here is related to a SEAL. Like, there’s only maybe ten thousand guys who’ve ever been SEALS since the Teams were created in the 60’s - but somehow, some way, DCUM posters are usually related to one of them.


Weird.

My ex-BIL was a SEAL, so add another.