roy44
04-11-2010, 08:11
I wanted to ask a small set of questions. And of course if this doesnt harm the security regulations (opsec?)
Now SOF operators (Particularly SEALS and SF) are participating in para jumps and scuba diving. Thats obvious. But the question is - how does it affect your health after lets say first year, next 3,5,10 and 20 ? I heard an interview with some of sof personnel (not from US) that are pretty unhappy the way their health deteriorated after time(supposedly because of jumps and dives). So the question is - how does the health deteriorate during duty in the sof ? What practical pains you can expect after lets say 10 years of duty and being then in your sixties and seventies ? I`d like to hear some examples.
And second question is about nutrition - how big calories intake must an sof personnel typically eat during the day (combat or non-combat) ? If it can be answered of course
Now SOF operators (Particularly SEALS and SF) are participating in para jumps and scuba diving. Thats obvious. But the question is - how does it affect your health after lets say first year, next 3,5,10 and 20 ? I heard an interview with some of sof personnel (not from US) that are pretty unhappy the way their health deteriorated after time(supposedly because of jumps and dives). So the question is - how does the health deteriorate during duty in the sof ? What practical pains you can expect after lets say 10 years of duty and being then in your sixties and seventies ? I`d like to hear some examples.
And second question is about nutrition - how big calories intake must an sof personnel typically eat during the day (combat or non-combat) ? If it can be answered of course