Navy Seal NY

U.S. Navy; Town of Babylon (NY); On-site; USD 60,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

The U.S. Navy seeks a Navy SEAL Officer who leads elite SEAL teams and provides critical military leadership in times of crisis across the globe.

You will be part of clandestine operations, oversee special warfare insertions and direct actions, and train enlisted SEALs to perform at peak levels in diverse environments—from deserts to arctic conditions.

Responsibilities

• Conducting clandestine Special Warfare/Special Operations insertions and extractions by sea, air, or land
• Detecting and apprehending high-value enemy people and terrorists all across the world
• Special reconnaissance missions are used to gather information and intelligence
• Small-unit direct-action operations against military objectives
• Conducting underwater research and destruction of natural or man-made barriers
• Training and leading enlisted SEALs

Job description

If you are reviewing this job post, you must be ready to prove yourself. Being a motivated individual is a starting point.

This offer isn't about just becoming a Navy SEAL, you are researching how to become a Navy SEAL Officer which makes your journey ahead even more challenging and exciting.

A Navy SEAL Officer is an Unrestricted Line Officer in the Navy who leads the most elite warriors in the world – the Navy SEAL teams.

What Does A Navy SEAL Officer Do?

The Navy SEALs are an agile, elite maritime military unit equipped for all facets of unconventional warfare, founded by President John F. Kennedy in 1962.

In this position, you will give critical military assistance in times of crisis all throughout the world.

• Conducting clandestine Special Warfare/Special Operations insertions and extractions by sea, air, or land

• Detecting and apprehending high-value enemy people and terrorists all across the world.

• Special reconnaissance missions are used to gather information and intelligence.

• Small-unit direct-action operations against military objectives

• Conducting underwater research and destruction of natural or man-made barriers.

• Training and leading enlisted SEALs.

SEALs are not only highly skilled individuals; they are also members of closely knit teams.

They train and work in all sorts of environments. That includes deserts, urban areas, mountains, forests, jungles, and arctic conditions.

A typical mission involves the use of many types of means to a combat objective: parachute, submarine, helicopter, high-speed boat, foot patrol, or combat swimmer insertion.

A SEAL officer is position of leadership like no other.