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Do not get so focused on SF that you forget you're going to be a PL of conventional Joes. Be careful not to start seeing things as merely a stepping stone. You'll want to give 110% no matter where you are, because your men's lives may depend on it and it will make you a better officer in the long run.
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18Xers can expect anywhere from 22 - 24 months before getting to their group (again, that would include wait times, but not recycles). http://www.military-quotes.com/forum...highlight=sfas I posted the pipeline here a while ago. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For those that want to be Force Recon Marines, I suggest you put the thought into the back of your head and save it for later down the road. Focus on becoming a Marine first. As for the standards, don't worry about them .. who cares what the minimum is? You do not want to make the minimum, and that isn't enough to get you through the door IF it opens for you. 295 Score, I was uber slow on the run, you really want to keep it under 17 mins. 3 miles---18::30 Dead Hang Pull Ups---53 Sit-up's---155 500 Meter Swim---0:9::00 10 mile Ruck run(45lbs)---2:25::30 O'course x 2--- 4::20 This is considered "average." Not good, not great; average. If you go in and score a 225, you may as well leave. |
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Of course a dream of mine is to become part of a SOF team, but you need to take things one step at a time. Just like a sports team...you take it one game at a time. The game you are playing at the moment is the championship etc. The PFT you are taking is your only chance. Otherwise you'll think, well there's always next time.
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