Woman Survives 3 Days buried in Snow

Next time you are feeling cold, remember this story.

Congratulations to Class 1208

Congratulations to SEAL Strong Class 1208! Great Job! It was physically and mentally tough.
Here are a few pictures for you to see off of my little camera. More from CameraGuy soon, after he catches a few hours of sleep. They will all be posted on the the website too. I will let class members know by personal email when they are ready.
For those who couldn't participate this time, the next challenge will be in March. Hope to see you then.

Class 308.. in case you missed it

Looking forward to capturing the action at Class 1208

While You're Pondering That Penis Enlargement,
These Guys Are Getting A Set Of Nuts.

(And which would you rather have in a life or death situation.)

This is a good series when talking about test taking. If you get a chance take a look.

Hooyah!
Better Test Performance The Navy SEALs Way

http://studyprof.com/blog/2008/11/25/better-test-performance-the-navy-seals-way/

Success Is Not Accidental

You do not accidentaly accomplish your dreams. To get where you want to be requires a plan. What are you doing about your dreams? Are you getting prepared? Do you have focus and clear direction? Decide today to make plans to succeed. Write down your goals. Make a Plan.

Good Luck SEAL Strong Class 308

Check out these videos from Navy All Hands TV.



http://www.navy.mil/ahtv.asp?id=10392

Perseverence

People of mediocre ability sometimes achieve outstanding success because they don't know when to quit. Most men succeed because they are determined to. -- George E. Allen

God Bless the Good Guys

Two Navy SEALs from Hampton Roads killed Monday in Iraq
Chief Petty Officers Nathan H. Hardy, left, and Michael E. Koch were both killed in Iraq Monday.

(BY STEPHANIE HEINATZ 757-247-7821
6:00 PM EST, February 5, 2008

Two Hampton Roads-based Navy SEALs -- Chief Petty Officers Nathan H. Hardy and Michael E. Koch -- were killed by small arms fire in Iraq Monday while conducting combat operations, the Defense Department confirmed Tuesday. Both were 29."There are only approximately 2,500 SEALs in the Navy and they really are a brotherhood," said Navy Special Warfare spokesman Lt. David Luckett. "This is another unfortunate reminder of the risks and sacrifices these amazing warriors and their families make on a daily basis."Hardy, originally from New Hampshire, is survived by his wife, son, parents and brother. Koch, of Pennsylvania, leaves behind a fiancée, parents, brother and sister.
The families did not wish to comment Tuesday, a Navy spokesman said.Hardy enlisted in the Navy in 1997 and graduated from Basic Underwater Demolition / SEAL training in May 1998. He spent his entire Navy career with East Coast-based SEAL teams, according to a press release.Koch joined the Navy in the summer of 1998 and graduated from the rigorous SEAL training in 1999. Like Hardy, Koch spent his career with East Coast SEALs.

Warrior Mindset

How you think is everything! It isn't fate, luck, destiny, or a special pill that impacts your accomplishments. It is mindset! The motivated, resilient, and courageous mind knows that nothing is easy,but is willing to work through the difficult times for successful results. The mindset of a warrior understands the quality of life is directly related to Belief, Discipline, and Action. Your thoughts and actions will shape your life. Take control now!!

The only easy day was yesterday!

SEAL Strong Class 1207

Great job Class 1207!

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