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Navy Seals
To Join the Navy seals there are many steps and types of ways to get there. Seal training is extremely demanding and you have to pass the PST before you can be considered a SEAL candidate. A navy seal career begins at Basic Underwater Demolition/seao school at Coronado, California.
This is one of the ways to join the Navy seals:
1.Your eyesight requirements: 20/40 best eye; 20/70 worst eye; correctable to 20/25 with no color blindness.
2.Be 28 years old or younger
3.Pass the physical examination(scuba divers)
4.Be a U.S citizen and eligible for security clearance.
The navy seals impacted the U.S by working hard to protect the U.S .
The navy seals started in 1962 and John.F.Kennedy put the team together to help and protect the U.S and the seals

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