Moto -
Not sure what to tell you.. I think some others hit it on the head when they try to steer you away from special forces.. I am just not feeling it from you.
You are worried about doing more than 4 years of service.. You want to go straight into special forces..
You have to learn how to walk before you can run and you need to learn how to float before you can swim.
In my experience if you go into boot camp and you kick butt and excel you will have the chance to try out for special forces.
If you are good enough to make special forces you will be noticed.
Special forces in any branch is special for a few reasons, one being very few can make it through the training. I am only vaguely familiar with Navy Seals and Marine Recon.
You have to be a serious bad a$$ and a little whacked in the head to make it into either of those special forces.. I am guessing the Army and Air Force special forces are probably the same.
If you still want to pursue it I would recommend getting with a recruiter from which ever branch you want to go into and see if they can set you up to talk to someone who has been in special forces for awhile. Talk to them, get the straight scoop on what it is about..
But I think pretty much any of the branches don't want someone in THEIR special forces who only care about doing 4 years and getting out. It is pretty much a brother hood, that is one of those areas where it isnt just a job. it is a family and you are kind of family for life.. (just a wild guess, not that I really know anything)
Not sure what to tell you.. I think some others hit it on the head when they try to steer you away from special forces.. I am just not feeling it from you.
You are worried about doing more than 4 years of service.. You want to go straight into special forces..
You have to learn how to walk before you can run and you need to learn how to float before you can swim.
In my experience if you go into boot camp and you kick butt and excel you will have the chance to try out for special forces.
If you are good enough to make special forces you will be noticed.
Special forces in any branch is special for a few reasons, one being very few can make it through the training. I am only vaguely familiar with Navy Seals and Marine Recon.
You have to be a serious bad a$$ and a little whacked in the head to make it into either of those special forces.. I am guessing the Army and Air Force special forces are probably the same.
If you still want to pursue it I would recommend getting with a recruiter from which ever branch you want to go into and see if they can set you up to talk to someone who has been in special forces for awhile. Talk to them, get the straight scoop on what it is about..
But I think pretty much any of the branches don't want someone in THEIR special forces who only care about doing 4 years and getting out. It is pretty much a brother hood, that is one of those areas where it isnt just a job. it is a family and you are kind of family for life.. (just a wild guess, not that I really know anything)