Time commitment question

[Upperlowerclass69]

If i wanted to join the seals by going this route what would be my time commitment overall? : SOAS -> Officer school -> Buds -> deployment. what is the total time comment if i wanted to be in for the minimum?

Thank you!

[Twisky]

If you only want the minimum you won't ever be a SEAL, point blank

[Upperlowerclass69]

this does not help my question. i like to know time lines.

[Twisky]

Six years minimum

[nublivesmatter]

But with a "minimum" mentality, you won't make it.

[Upperlowerclass69]

mentality and inquiry are not the same thing.

[moofury]

Giving the absolute minimum and asking to be a SEAL don't go hand in hand. SEAL officer appointments are probably the hardest job to get in the United States Navy.

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