New Zealand Girl Reacts to Navy Seals Buds Class - Hell Week Training

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[@wolfmk9]

As an old Veteran GRUNT, my heart cries for these MEN OF MEN who are treated WORST OF ALL and expected to perform BETTER THAN ALL while being kept hidden in the shadows as the pilots and generals etc bask in comfort and glory and medals... We KNOW NOT THE NAMES OF THE TRUE HEROES OF OUR MODERN TIMES :(

[@SpicyTexan64]

They didn't ask for comfort and glory and medals. They want to be in the shadows. well, until now. Now they all write books. 🙄

[@jamesmcdow945]

As the son of an old navy dad, whose files are all redacted, I know what your saying, meet a few tier 1s in my days, God Bless you for saying what I could not say better, If only they knew what we do right?

[@MuppetsSh0w]

What? They're not looking for fame and glory. What a shallow view.

[@childofodin1069]

Very true sir the true hero's will never be known will never write books or make movies about what they did they live and die in the shadows protecting without anyone ever knowing they existed and thank you for your service as well

[@jknott1003]

Amen to that brother.

[@Markinator57]

You have to be a different breed of human to do something like this lol. Respect.

[@The_Texas_Welder]

those dudes are fucking crazy. I met 2 dudes that were going into BUDS when I was shipping off to Marine bootcamp.

[@douglascampbell9809]

The ones that make it through BUDS would never let you know just how dangerous they are unless they want you to know it. Very level headed and calm. My cousin was a Navy Black Beret (brown water navy) in Vietnam. In the 70's the changed the MOS to Special Warfare Combatant-craft Crewmen. Basically SEAL taxis. SWCC are trained in boating and weapons tactics, techniques, and procedures that focus on clandestine infiltration and exfiltration of SEALs and other special operations forces. My cousin never really talked about anything he did. My Uncle told me one story his son told him about picking up a SEAL team in the Mekong Delta where as they were under fire from two groups. One group was Vietnamese the other were caucasians most likely Soviet military. My cousin was a gunsmith for a while then went on to make teddy bears with his wife. Like I said you never know just how dangerous they are.

[@rickyism1576]

where you meet them?

[@rickyism1576]

NVM

[@davemcbroom695]

I have 2 young nieces. The oldest (5) is named Courtney. Her younger sister calls her Corntree. It melts ur heart.

[@michaelschemlab]

That’s Courtney’s new name from now on! “Corntree”

[@half-dead877]

@@michaelschemlab undoubtedly

[@BMF6889]

I joined the US Marine Corps in 1967 to avoid being drafted into the Army. I spent 12 weeks in Officer Candidate School (OCS) and then 6 months in the Officer Basic School to learn how to be an infantry platoon commander. I arrived in Vietnam in December 1968 and led a platoon in combat. I returned home in December 1969. I'm now 77 years old and I can tell you that the training back then was intense and it was mentally and physically exhausting. Not as intense as the Navy SEALs back then, but it was very demanding where you had to reach down to overcome what you thought wasn't possible. The SEAL prep instructor was right when he said it is 90% mental. You have to dig down and be determined to accomplish the mental and physical challenges. In OCS, the Drill Instructors gave us challenges they knew were impossible to accomplish just to see how we reacted to the impossible. Did we give up or continue trying to overcome the obstacles. Our physical and mental challenges were similar to Marines going through Boot Camp, but in OCS the Drill Instructors ultimate decision was if they would want to follow us in combat. If not, we were dropped from the program. My OCS platoon started with 50 candidates and we graduated about 20. I can also tell you that the training I received in 1967-1968 was very difficult but not as difficult as Marines go through today. I assume that it was the same for the SEALs in that their train in the 1960's was has difficult as it is today. After I retired from the Marine Corps, I became an independent consultant on military high technology programs--mostly for Special Operations. Not only did I consult on the development, but I was also tasked to train them on the new technologies and provide technical support on exercises around the world. I sometimes supported SEALs on these exercises, but I also supported Delta and SEAL Team 6. Some of the exercises lasted 4-6 weeks in remote areas in Germany, the Middle East, Eastern Europe, South East Asia, Korea, Hawaii, and across the US.. It was a wild ride for 15 years.

[@williambranch4283]

In commencement speech by Admiral McRaven, Seal Commander ... a favorite part how one Seal test is to scuba dive at night in the open Pacific with the sharks, deep under the middle keel of a warship.

[@wheelmanstan]

That water stuff is the most impressive to me. I had (potential SEAL) friends in the Navy who I worked out a bit with while I was in, and they would do their water stuff..I mean this was Great Lakes cold as fk and windy around winter time type training and they're in tiny shorts. I wasn't completely in the know what SEALS were or that it was an option when I got in and while I was working out and exercising with them..possibly. I was just oblivious and didn't ask questions or see any of the..well there were only like 2 movies about SEALS when I got in the military, so I didn't know about it, but I'd like to have signed up and tried it out. I thought SEALS were just divers. I'm naturally great at pushing through the pain and running and ace-ing the pushups and all that, better than most people in the military who aren't in the special forces. I could keep up okay I think, but I'm certain the water would have ended me. That cold water training is something else and of course so is swimming around in an ocean at night. I knew guys who were very athletic, confident, and gungho and they still couldn't make it through BUDS (I felt that clearly they had a better shot at it than me). SEALS are special. I guess it's a bit like a Fighter pilot doing touch and goes on a darkened flight deck level special. I always envied the fk out of those guys. Anyway, if someone wants to be a SEAL, I'd imagine they should try waking up at 4 and taking a cold shower. That'll get them in the mindset. haha

[@williambranch4283]

@@wheelmanstan I have only met one Seal in person. His civilian job was a church choir director ;-0 You never know who you are talking to!

[@SkullAngel002]

If you want to actually see actual Hell Week, check out the documentary "Navy SEALs BUD/s Class 234". It was the first time the U.S. Navy allowed a film crew to document actual SEAL candidates going through the struggle from start to finish.

[@vahi37]

That's a fantastic series.

[@1BobsYourUncle]

When I went through training at Great Lakes not a single person passed the swimming qualifications for SEALS. Much respect for the men who make it through and become SEALS. Go Navy, Beat Army!

[@DavidPearl23]

I’d really recommend that you watch the entire series. It’s called buds class 234. It goes from the beginning to the end. It’s a four or five part series. You can find it on KZbin.

[@robertwestover2125]

Enjoy it lol! It’s some of the toughest training you will ever see.

[@katery28]

Somewhere out there, Instructor Patstone is retired and yelling at his grandkids as they navigate the obstacle course at their local playground😂. Loved that dude in the BUDS 234 class video

[@jameskoralewski1006]

Very few candidates graduate to become a Navy Seal. Most choose to quit the training to become a Seal and go back to what they did in the Navy before Seal Training!

[@crowttubebot3075]

As a former Marine, Seals were my second favorite part of the Navy. We were always happy to have some Seals around. My favorite part of the Navy? Corpsmen. They patch this old Jarhead up a couple of times. Much love out for our "Doc"!

[@jeffdetmer4681]

Hi Courtney. I had the pleasure of spending time with a lot of these guys as a teen. My brother was a 30 year Navy man and spent a number of years in the Teams. First in UDT and then as a SEAL. His 2 tours of Viet Nam were with Seal Teal 2. I spent most of 4 summer vacations staying with my brother and his family from ages 13 to 16, and went to work with him most every day. Got to see and do some very cool stuff. Not so much the 7am PT every day lol. The heart and drive that these guys have is unmatched. I was wondering if maybe you could provide a link to the vids you show us (the originals). It's not always easy to find them with just a description. Would be appreciated. Thanks. Good content, and you as always a joy to see and listen to. Stay safe and well and adorable.

[@brettimusmaximus9033]

I need a training class number and to confirm with Senior Cheif Don Shipley bro.

[@JustMe-gn6yf]

The last part was them practicing clearing the beach of obstacles for beach assault

[@mikebunner3498]

Court, These men are supermen. Their mental toughness is one of their strongest attributes. Plus they are in great shape. They will learn to perform as a team. And you take care of your buddy. Some of the best training in the American military. No wonder they complete their missions so well. One of the best stories I have ever heard on this training involved pool work. They were suppose to swim a certain distance. This student just took a big breath, jumped in the water and walked the distance. He completed the distance. His instructors asked him what the hell he was doing. The student said I don't know how to swim Chief. The instructors said that's OK. We will teach you how to swim. The student showed mental toughness and he completed the task. Amazing.......

[@armadillotoe]

Becoming superhuman one bucket of sweat at a time.

[@felipepellicier1904]

Another part of the Navy you’ve probably never heard about is the SEABEES ( the Navy’s Engineering and Construction Force). You should check them out. I served as a Navy SEABEE for 5 years in Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 4. We start by completing Navy boot camp and then go on to job training schools. There we learn job skills as well as basic combat skills. Once we complete our job training schools (A school) then we report to a Construction Battalion (CB) Amphibious Construction Battalion (ACB) or 1 of 2 Underwater Construction Teams (UCT) and multiple other units.

[@dennishinkle5010]

This is how you prepare to defend the free world. Thank God for each and every one of them.

[@hondaracer132084]

3 movies for you to watch.. 1. Act of Valor 2. Lone Survivor 3.Black Hawk Down

[@dirtcop11]

The harder you train, the harder you fight, and the better your chances of surviving. Handling the stress and hardships makes the guys more resilient. I might have passed the course when I was 20 but that was 50 years ago. I wonder what a battalion of SEALS could do in combat? I just don't want to be the guy who would have to face them.

[@stevep2380]

4 hours of sleep for the entire week is just crazy. Mad respect to all our special force operators. It's too bad there isn't a video for the cia special operations group. They take the best operators from all units. Seals, delta, marsoc, rangers, green berets, pj's.....ect

[@VorchaKali]

Hell week started at 8:37

[@HollowPoint_762]

Great reaction! One of your next videos you should react to General John F. Kelly's "six seconds and then into eternity" speech he made at a gold star family event. It's very good.

[@ClayBenTreeceJr.]

Another fine masterpiece of your creativity

[@joelfigueroa3846]

Hi Courtney :) another good reaction vid of this Navy Seals Buds Class Hells Week Training :) & being a Navy Seal takes hard work & Dedication these soldiers must of been training for years & strive to keep going & pushing hard this is something my Dad taught me always be strong & have awareness & be very instinctive in combat & I have just that ;)

[@SNIPER.2384]

Man's got something against XBox I swear 🤣

[@CT-mz8ob]

My wrestling coach was a seal

[@mikecarrington4297]

Thanks for that video!

[@davidgordon7306]

Have you done a review of RASP, It's Ranger Assessment and Selection Process, 83 days with 4 hours of sleep each night, most guys move on to other special operations groups

[@jonathanlindsey463]

surf passage is followed by rock portage which is even worse because most injuries happen then

[@zon3665]

The only real spider men and frog 🐸 men.

[@Cinephile1016]

The original purpose of the seals was to do basic underwater demolition (hence the name). They would swim ashore undetected to conduct beach reconnaissance and blow up obstacles in preparation for a larger beach landing. Their mission evolved during Vietnam to include more of what we view Seals as today. But their primary mission is still to be subject matter experts in underwater demolition

[@edschultheis9537]

I burned a 1000 calories just watching this video.

[@SherryPM72]

One of My cousins was in the seals for years, and then a buds instructor for another 5. Certified bada**.

[@suefantastic4584]

A glimpse into why you dont "F" with this country!!!

[@LudlowSRK]

Not sure if you’ve done it yet, but check out the Delta Force training. A man once said “SEALS try out for Delta. Delta doesn’t try out for SEALS.”

[@toddyoung7681]

Courtney show us some more of your country. I'll never be able to go there

[@richardsbrandon5027]

I used to live near this & drive by Great Lakes all the time, :))) But never actually been there!

[@jonathancathey2334]

If you want more about U.S. Navy SEAL training. Check out the lectures done by Jake Zweig. Jake Zweig was a U.S. Naval Officer and former U.S. Navy SEAL himself. Now my understanding from what I have scene of these lectures. If you are a Officer, and you want to become a U.S. Navy SEAL. You get one chance. If you quit, you are done. You go back to the fleet. You do not get a second chance at BUDS. Now if you are medicaled out. Then you are given the chance to recycle through BUDS.

[@patrickbobb8309]

BUDS teaches you that there is NO "I" or "me" in the teams! Dealt with SEALS and Force Recon when i was serving in the US submarine force. Both groups are crazy, but they have you backs, just as the guys on the boats have theirs.

[@shrapmagnet]

All Special Operations people (SEAL, Ranger, Special Forces, MARSOC, etc.) are trained to an extremely high level and taken to the breaking point in the process. The training is different for each unit as well as the missions, but it is all very serious business.

[@LarryHatch]

If God forbid one of us is ever kidnapped by terrorists, don't you hope and dream men like this will come and rescue you? SEALS have an expected 17:1 ratio of kills to deaths, meaning they average 17 kills each. Higher numbers are common in actual missions.

[@mikerump9162]

They def are hard fucking core.

[@ctmdarkonestm]

most special forces are probably on the level of professional athletes. the first phase of BUDS is to find out who is going to quit, the ones who make it past hell week are much more likely to make it and thats when the training zeroes in on the job

[@logankonecky301]

You might want to check out BUD/S Class 234 if it’s still up on KZbin. It’s a documentary about the SEALs beginning and ending from BUD/S

[@jfdnyck4183]

Nice. My older brother graduated BUD/S class 212 in 1997

[@SledFrog198]

He make it to a team?

[@davidschneff6926]

Ranger trng is the hardest....two hrs sleep,live fire, 57 days, straight to the front lines

[@bobbombar6711]

Their is a vid o documentary on the training of the marine force recon units you might enjoy

[@jameslingenfelter3468]

I did this in 77. Got my Trident, served 6 yrs

[@wepntech]

Basic underwater Demolition Seal... along with prep and other shit... they never stop training.

[@victorduffany7723]

It is always good to see you.

[@atrain9042]

🙋‍♂🙋‍♂waving hello from Florida

[@MsJoanne92371]

So when your hear an elite force is coming, best to a thank you.

[@DesmondPK]

What song do you have playing at the end!? It’s so good

[@steveisenburg7953]

Hi Courtney you should check out the video US military base strategies.

[@rijughosh6836]

Us navy sEALs is no, 1 powerful army special forces,. Their training is so hardest.

[@mikerump9162]

Buds stands for basic,underwater,demolition seal.

[@ianherrick3526]

Instructor Pastone. 'Nuff said.

[@johnmagill7714]

Remember, this is just what they let you see. Imagine what they don't let you see.

[@TheTheratfarmer]

community Captain. they need us. these Countries.

[@RiverRockRecords]

I know im crazy, but this looks so fun to me and im joining.. as long as i can pass the ASVAB anyways. like a school test.

[@sxmberbxi8151]

Awesome video!

[@raykrzwda393]

Navy Seals are the best of the best mind over matter.

[@michaelbateman8469]

ALL US Special Operations Forces (SOF) selection processes are impossible to 90-92% of human beings. This is alegit and verifiable statement as only 8-10% of any given class in any service branch, that started out at 100+/- graduate. Some failures are due to injury (hamstring, ACL, Achilles tear, ruptured discs, etc. Some injuries, once healed are considered minor enough that the applicant can reapply. BUT, now he knows the stresses his body will endure and prepares. We lose people in training sometimes. When it happens the media and activist groups go ape. But in reality in most cases the candidate/student pushed themselves too far and drowned, or made a move he didn't think through. See, here's the thing, these are adult young men. Mommy and/or daddy aren't deciding their lives anymore. Therefore, candidates are encouraged to practice/workout on their own, without supervision. Some make a mistake and go to far. Deaths happen OCCASIONALLY. But, in yhe UK Special Air Service (SAS) it has happened regularly enough that there is monument at their training base at Hereford with the names of the dead. Yet the SAS holds American SOF units in high regard and view them as equals. Just... different.

[@Thepirireis]

The only easy day is yesterday!

[@rigelgutierrez9866]

When your enemy is willing to die, you must train man to be just as willing and defeat them.

[@mikerump9162]

Its ca Lled hell week for a reason.

[@mikerump9162]

These guys swim at night with the shatks of the sandiego coasr.

[@mikerump9162]

You volunteered for it

[@johnmackey3937]

This is what is allowed to be seen!!!

[@mikerump9162]

That was cargo netting

[@mikerump9162]

On miaaions these guys swim over 20 or 30 miles in the open ocean

[@SlayerO013]

I'm sticking with the xbox controller. 🤣

[@TheTheratfarmer]

no idea where i may droped out of a plane. cold and worm.

[@jasonread5017]

check out some worlds strongest man competition = these guys are tuff

[@NeonSuperNovas]

Omg you get more and more beautiful with each video 🥹✨💯!!

[@SilentTab2694]

I recommend you react to " How Much Can One Man Take" US ARMY RANGER SCHOOL..very, very little sleep almost NONE!!! AND ALMOST NO FOOD. FOR 60 days None Stop..NO BEDS, ITS NOT A GENTLE MENS COURSE. RLTW "AIRBORNE "

[@nathangordon8205]

you don't mess with a navy seal

[@ZATennisFan]

Any one who makes it through that is not normal...They have something that can't be explained

[@TheTheratfarmer]

I travil light. 9MM and an AK.

[@mikerump9162]

These guys only get 1 or2 hours of sleep a day during hell week.

[@CaptainFrost32]

Hey, Courtney! (tell your Marine to turn down the watch party of COPS in the next room. [Bad Boys, Bad Boys, what you gonna do when they come for you!])

[@eTraxx]

every time I watch Courtney react I want to adopt her :)

[@TheTheratfarmer]

who does not wan't to be here? is key.

[@jonathanlindsey463]

u need to react to more navy vids.. u do not seem to give the navy the same respect u give the army or air force.. just an observation.. but the navy is way better, they have the best schools and best spec ops.. DEVGRU, SEALs, Marine Raiders, Marine Force Recon.. ALL Navy haha.. but i love ur vids Cortney.. keep reacting and having fun

[@SNIPER.2384]

One day I want to become a Navy Seal and serve my country

[@cristianhernandez2488]

Same I been working out after highschool I’m going to join the Navy to be a sailor then I would want to go to BUDs to be a SEAL it’s my dream to be a SEAL

[@SNIPER.2384]

@@cristianhernandez2488 I'm trying to be a Navy Seal sniper

[@SNIPER.2384]

@@cristianhernandez2488 it's not that easy to become a Navy Seal but I believe you can do it

[@craigbolton5949]

Courtney new to your channel hi my name is Craig and I have to tell you you're one of the most attractive women I've seen on KZbin so far too bad you didn't live near me you look like you'd make great company keep up the good work

[@TheTheratfarmer]

carry this ammo.

[@dwaingambino1979]

If these guys are coming for you. You're pretty much dead already

[@nanook637]

Please do army rangers

[@pops6246]

B.U.D.S class 234 full documentary..4hours long

[@trieu232]

Can you react to claire crosby

[@TheTheratfarmer]

volentere? the FFL is.

[@TheTheratfarmer]

"allin your mind" is bull shit. when your body fails, you can not recover in time.

[@jasonread5017]

miss love the your commenetary

[@mikerump9162]

Army rangers aint got squat on seals.

[@hardtackbeans9790]

😀

[@bisratkropp2195]

React to buds class 234. Chain ⬇️⬇️

[@toddyoung7681]

Bet you can do that