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Recruits getting wet and sandy.

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Founder and CEO of The Mission Continues.

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Deployments (Afghanistan, Southeast Asia, Kenya, and Iraq)

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Deployments (Afghanistan, Southeast Asia, Kenya, and Iraq)

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In these chapters he talks about how he wen to places to help countries in need. He helped get rid of insurgents, protects a new government, train solders, and protect people. He also went on one of the longest commutes in a Mark V (a vessel that the Navy SEALs use). He helped a lot of people just like he wanted

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In this he talks about the training with weapons and how to use them and military tactics and how to deal with things in battles how to treat wounded solders but not as much as the medics.

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Hell Week, 7 days of little sleep, constant working and it all starts with the wait for it to start because the instructors want them on edge so the trainees siting around and relaxing waiting for the instructors to fire off blanks and get the week started. Eric got through it the whole way through he never thought about his injuries, only the the injuries his men had, that is what makes a great SEAL.

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In this chapter he talks about the training to become a Navy SEAL, he only had one chance because Officers only get one shot but enlisted men get a couple of tries. He talks about training in the water and on land. in this part he talks about the easy part...

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In this chapter Eric goes to his Naval Officer school wear they sea if he can be an Officer for the U.S. Navy. He learns about team work and working wit others, covering their backs. He meats a lot of people going into the Navy for the same reason he joined, to help people.

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After the refugee camps he went to Oxford, in the beginning he did a lot of sight seeing. He taught the professors how to play Americain football and it turned into a big games of rugby. Eric eventually joined the boxing team and went on to win a championship and win over a lot of people. He also went to a home for people who were dying and very old people. He helped there for a long time, helping the nuns who ran the place. When Eric had the chose of working at a consulting firm he chose to not do that, to help people, to become one of the most elite solder, to become a Navy SEAL.

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He volunteered to go to refugee camps around the world the first one he went to was in Bosnia. He learned that in refugee camps you need to get to know the kids and people there to understand. In Bosnia the kids loved to play soccer so he would coach them and eventually all of the older people would watch them. He went to all sorts and in some kids go out on trips with Eric but inane trip one of the kids ran away to make money, they eventually found him and he was okay. After his time in the refugee camps he changed.

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After China he needed something to do so he started going to the gym while going to Duke. He went to a gym and he was the white guy there and he had no idea what to do and when he tried to spar he made a fool of himself. After a couple of weeks someone told him about a trainer and he got better and went to a couple of competitions and won them all.

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Eric had the chance to go anywhere in the world for some project at college he chose to go to China. When he went to China he had no idea what to do so he tried Kung Fu to learn the culture. He started to teach English at a school but at the school they talked about politics but when they did they had to be quiet because talking about politics was forbidden. Eventually he got caught by the police and kicked out of the country.

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In the book written by Eric Greitens he talks about how he became a Navy SEAL

and his time going around the world working in refugee camps.