Steve Bunting

And Sean, when he walked through the halls, man, with his huge stack, his jump and dive, his long hair, and just the way he carried himself, like everyone moved out of the way.

And Dave was the man.

And I remember I was like, dude, I want to be that guy.

So at core school, they start isolating us again.

So everyone that's a medic that wants to go special operations, like whether it be buds, you know, SWCC, SARC, DMT, those types of things, we do dive mode there.

So we're getting up early in the morning, four in the morning, we're going to swim, go swim a 5k in the morning.

We're running a few miles, doing pull-ups and pushups, and they're just getting you ready.

Doing the SOCOM screener prep, just bobbing and doing all the basics, the underwater crossover, all that stuff.

And, um,

So we're all there together, working together.

And as you get towards the end of core school, they ask you, hey, do you want a BUDS contract?

Do you want recon or what do you want?

And everyone in my class there went to BUDS except for me and my buddy Rodney.

No shit.

Yep.

They say the hardest part of the SARC pipeline is the first three weeks of BUDS.

All right.

Right on.

I love you guys.

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