1. By: Joshua McGahey

2. Why should you join the Navy?
This is why:
• College paid for
• Food, and room and board paid for.
• Compensation
• Travel the world.

3. Getting Started
 Talk to a recruiter to decide what to do.
 Bring your application in.
 Get processed
 Choose what to do: regular Navy, or special
forces based on ASVAB.

4. ASVAB
 Armed Services Vocational Aptitude
Battery, also known as the ASVAB.
 It’s basically a test on what you know
from school.
 If you want to get into seals you will
have to get at least in the 50th percentile.

5. •Pickjob if available.  Pick job in case you
•Go through basic don’t get the job.
 Take as many PST’s
training.
•Then job training
as possible.
 Each time you pass
one you get put in a
sort of lottery.
 Special basic
training.
 Job Training.

6. PST(Physical Screening Test)
Task Time
Minimum/Average/Optimum
• Swim 500 yards(sidestroke) 12:30 /10:00 /9:30
10 minute break Your Max
• Pushups,2 min. 42 /79 /100
• Situps, 2min. 50 /79 /100
Break of 2 min for push/sit ups
• Pull-ups, no time limit 6 /11 /25
10 minute break Time
• 1.5 mile run 11:00 /10:20 /9:30

7. Navy special forces groups
The different navy special forces groups
are:
 Navy SEALs ( Sea, Air, & Land)
 AIRR ( Aviation Rescue Swimmer)
 EOD (Explosive Ordinance Disposal)
Technician
 SWCC (Special Warfare Combatant-
Craft Crewman)
 Lastly the Navy Diver.

8.  Normal pay + enlistment bonus of $12,000.
 Possibly get college credits during “pipeline”
training.
 Highest paid enlistment operator in the
military due to: special duty pay, parachute
jump pay, dive and demolition pay.

9. Seal training
 Seal/SWCC basic training
 BUD/S
 First Phase
 Second Phase
 Third Phase
 SQT

10. Precautionary
Women may not join.
You may not have a fat % at or above 23%.
It’s not for everyone only 1/4 of people who make it to
BUD/S actually pass.

11. Websites
• www.navy.com
• www.sealswcc.com
• www.military.com
• http://www.arts-wallpapers.com

12. “THE ONLY EASY DAY WAS YESTERDAY”