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Navy SEALs? I've been looking around for an answer, buit haven't been able to find one.
I'm not planning on being one, I can't swim. I'm just being inquisitive.
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And to think, just by the title, I was ready to maim you for suggesting we join the U.S. Don't give me such a heart attack with the thread title!
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If you moved to the US, became a US Citizen, and joined the Navy (well, any branch of the military can join the SEALS, actually), I don't see why you couldn't.
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US citizenship isn't a requiste for joining the US military. Several Latin American countries have soldiers in the US Military. There are several Brits in the Army that I knew, they don't get green cards, but blue ones. Canadians didn't have any cards, but served also. So, unless there's something in the regs covering it, anybody that can join can go to any school that they can get into.
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Just a nice note...they're no longer SEALs. They are now SEALS.
"What the bloody fuck is the diff?" you ask.
Well...SEAL meant SEa, Air, & Land. Thanks to the choice for the 1st commander of the ISS, they jumped at the chance to boldly plow forward into the future--it's now SEa, Air, Land, & Space.
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I'm just being inquisitive.
Don't give me such a heart attack with the thread title! 
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