Can you be Canadian and be a Navy SEAL?

Canada has its own version of the elite US Navy SEAL Team Six that is just as capable at counterterrorism, hostage rescue, and other sensitive missions. According to its official website, the unit was deployed to Afghanistan in 2001 — the first time it had been in major combat operations outside of Canada.

What is the Canadian version of a Navy SEAL?

How do I join the Navy SEALs as a civilian?

How to Enlist in the US Navy SEALs. Path 1: Enlist as a civilian (Choose Path #1 if you’ve never been in the military) Path 2: Enlist while in the Navy and apply for a transfer Path 3: Enlist from another branch of military service If you are not in the military or if you are in another service, you can join through a Navy recruiter.

Can you become a Navy SEAL without being a Canadian citizen?

There are cases with other US Special Forces where they will waive the citizen requirement for Canadian and some other friendly countries, the SEALs unfortunately are not one of them. So there is not an easy way to become a SEAL or have the chance to become a SEAL without being a citizen.

What is it like to be part of the Canadian Navy?

As part of crew aboard one of the fleet’s state-of-the-art frigates, support vessels, maritime coastal defence vessels or submarines, you will be part of centuries-old traditions that have made seafarers proud to call the navy home. Sail with your crew on operations and exercises that can take you down Canada’s coastline or across the world.

How do I join the Navy SEALs path 3?

Path 3: Enlist from another branch of military service. If you are not in the military or if you are in another service, you can join through a Navy recruiter. Active duty Sailors can request a transfer to come to BUD/S. Each year about 1,000 Sailors are given the opportunity to attend SEAL training.