Retired Navy SEAL, Guy Cortise, spills the truth about what it takes to make it through BUD/S and becoming a Navy SEAL.
Guy also discusses how his class came up with the slogan, “the only easy day was yesterday.”
Larry, a BUD/S classmate of Guy’s, asks Guy to recall his experience to become a Navy SEAL. They discuss some of the toughest parts, and reflect on how it shaped them for the rest of their lives.
Drafted in Military in 1969. Served in USAF from 1969 To 1973. Left as Sgt in SAC Air Command.
Excellent video, Salute to you all.
I had a draft number of 72 back in 1970. I joined the Air Force in 1971 for the benefits. I served in the Air Force from 1971 to 1975. I got a job at the VA Medical Center shortly after getting out of the Air Force. I worked different jobs at VA Medical Center working in Building Maintenance, Ward Clerk, Pharmacy Tech and finally going back to school where I received my Master degree in Social Work. I worked at the VA Medical Center retiring after 37 years of service. I used my G.I. bill for school and to purchase my first home. Proud to have served my country.
No I ever used the gi bill