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Interesting trivia:
Despite all the persistent Internet rumors, Jesse Ventura was a Navy SEAL. He graduated from BUD/S but was assigned to a UDT Team. Retired Senior Chief SEAL Don Shipley has stated that Ventura is a SEAL, who just happened to not serve on a SEAL team. If BMCS(SEAL) Shipley says he's a SEAL, he's a SEAL.
Despite all the persistent Internet rumors, Jesse Ventura was a Navy SEAL. He graduated from BUD/S but was assigned to a UDT Team. Retired Senior Chief SEAL Don Shipley has stated that Ventura is a SEAL, who just happened to not serve on a SEAL team. If BMCS(SEAL) Shipley says he's a SEAL, he's a SEAL.
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PO1 John Miller
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That is true. However, I recommend you watch BMCS(SEAL) Shipley's Youtube video where he discusses Jesse. Jesse graduated from BUD/S, and not UDT Replacement Training. So regardless if he was assigned to a UDT or SEAL Team, he is a SEAL.
That is true. However, I recommend you watch BMCS(SEAL) Shipley's Youtube video where he discusses Jesse. Jesse graduated from BUD/S, and not UDT Replacement Training. So regardless if he was assigned to a UDT or SEAL Team, he is a SEAL.
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SSG Warren Swan
Agreed. Orton is one of those rare people who "earned" the dreaded title of "Ex Marine."
I know I'm not the only one who noticed that the commentator was pronouncing the "Corps" in Marine Corps with the "p" instead of the proper pronunciation "Marine Core."
Agreed. Orton is one of those rare people who "earned" the dreaded title of "Ex Marine."
I know I'm not the only one who noticed that the commentator was pronouncing the "Corps" in Marine Corps with the "p" instead of the proper pronunciation "Marine Core."
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