SEAL Team 6 Selection Process Unmasked By Former Member

Former SEAL Team 6 operator Chris Fettes speaks with David Hookstead about how hard SEAL Team 6 Training is. What is the process to get into DEVGRU?

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Instagram: @david_hookstead
Twitter: @dhookstead

[daniellundquest]

As long as they’re not releasing sensitive information, I would say that they deserve any attention they get. These are warriors with stories that SHOULD be heard by the public.

[ZondaF]

It is well known and apparently very misunderstood that "quiet professional" refers to being the gray man during active duty. Im quite sure that noone expects anyone to never discuss well known things about their job once retired. Obviously if your sharing classified info that is unacceptable. Otherwise once retired I believe these warriors should be able to tell their life story. It is their story and they shouldnt be shamed for telling it as long as its the truth and it doesnt expose unknown details that could endanger those currently serving.

[Billy]

You definitely don’t need to be good at math to make it! 😂😂

[larsmonsen]

Is there any SEAL out there that hasnt done an interview/podcast yet?(other than the pointman from Rob Oneills bullshit UBL story)?They have kinda passed their whole reputation of the "quiet professionals" over to Delta. Which is where it belongs.

[eclecticcowboy]

David, could you please reduce your frame in the interview so you aren't constantly staring at us on half the screen?? Either that or look at another screen to watch the individual being interviewed. I can't pay attention to most of your videos because I'm trying to decide if you have a big dip in your mouth or if it just actually protrudes that far out on its own. Nor can I watch it from being stared at and your facial expressions. With all due respect, it's just distracting.

[georgecoull]

Ask these operator's if selection or sear school is worse