US Navy SEALs
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SIR YES SIR!!!!Originally posted by spycampers:Since u like SEAL so much.. let me ask u.. what are SEAL favour quote?
And when their officer finish debriefing his men, and ask if they understand what he said. His men will answer "Hoooowa" Which Stand for "H-UA"
so what is HUA??
Last question.. the HQ of SEAL is in which state, which county which city?
HU-S YOUR DADDY!!!!
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Then I think you can go US and join them. I think they accept foreigners!
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"Hoowa" is the SEALs way of saying "yes" or "I agree with you," just as the Army says, "Hooah."Originally posted by spycampers:Since u like SEAL so much.. let me ask u.. what are SEAL favour quote?
And when their officer finish debriefing his men, and ask if they understand what he said. His men will answer "Hoooowa" Which Stand for "H-UA"
so what is HUA??
Last question.. the HQ of SEAL is in which state, which county which city?
The SEALs HQ is not in any particular state or city-- there are actually two SEAL Team headquarters-- one is at Coronado, California (the West Coast SEALs) and the other is in Falls Creek, Virginia (the East Coast SEALs). Coronado is located in the suburbs of San Diego, Cali, and is where the SEALs are trained. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think SEAL Team Six is on the West Coast, and SEAL Team Four is on the East Coast.
Anyway, the two teams are rivals with each other, everything from training to how they socialize.
I would recommend a really great book which I bought at MPH. It's called, "Brave Men, Dark Waters" and it's written by Orr Kelly, who is an ex-SEAL. It has everything from the earliest beginnings all the way to to the current, and includes training as well. Mr. Kelly actually went and interviewed real life SEALs for this book.
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The SEALs favorite quote is, "The only easy day was yesterday," which is also used by Singapore Police's STAR Team.Originally posted by spycampers:Since u like SEAL so much.. let me ask u.. what are SEAL favour quote?
And when their officer finish debriefing his men, and ask if they understand what he said. His men will answer "Hoooowa" Which Stand for "H-UA"
so what is HUA??
Last question.. the HQ of SEAL is in which state, which county which city? -
HUA
Heard, understand, acknowledge -
OooOOriginally posted by spycampers:HUA
Heard, understand, acknowledge
tats cute.
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HOOOOAH!!!
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NO!!! THEY WONT ACCEPT A JERK LIEK ME!!!!!Originally posted by acwire_2125:Then I think you can go US and join them. I think they accept foreigners! -
please leh, its HOOYA !!! Not "Hooah"Originally posted by singaporesodapop:"Hoowa" is the SEALs way of saying "yes" or "I agree with you," just as the Army says, "Hooah."
The SEALs HQ is not in any particular state or city-- there are actually two SEAL Team headquarters-- one is at Coronado, California (the West Coast SEALs) and the other is in Falls Creek, Virginia (the East Coast SEALs). Coronado is located in the suburbs of San Diego, Cali, and is where the SEALs are trained. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think SEAL Team Six is on the West Coast, and SEAL Team Four is on the East Coast.
Anyway, the two teams are rivals with each other, everything from training to how they socialize.
I would recommend a really great book which I bought at MPH. It's called, "Brave Men, Dark Waters" and it's written by Orr Kelly, who is an ex-SEAL. It has everything from the earliest beginnings all the way to to the current, and includes training as well. Mr. Kelly actually went and interviewed real life SEALs for this book.
Hope all this info helps.
"Hooah" is meant for the RANGERS.
And its "Navspecwarcen" not SEALS HQ. -
Battlecry for SAF infantry?
"HUAT ARR!"
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Originally posted by tankee1981:Battlecry for SAF infantry?
"HUAT ARR!" 
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qn-there's this song that our ndu guys sing and the main verse is "hooyah-hey, easy day, hoo-yah hey its another easy day"
Is that copied from the SEALS? NDU cookhouse even has the SEAL phrase "the only easy day was yesterday" painted on the wall wtf -
Being one of the best equipped troops in the US, the seals are highly respected world wide. A friend of mine trained and worked with them on exchange programs did comment that they were rather "straight" tho, that is, they do get over confident and get caught in nasty but creative little ambushes our guys set for them.
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ur fren from iraq??Originally posted by Shotgun:Being one of the best equipped troops in the US, the seals are highly respected world wide. A friend of mine trained and worked with them on exchange programs did comment that they were rather "straight" tho, that is, they do get over confident and get caught in nasty but creative little ambushes our guys set for them. -
its HOOYAH not HUA...
hua is just us rangers -
most of the songs aka cadences sung by trainees are from the UDT SEALs. they mostly do not sing SAF songsOriginally posted by Hellraiza:qn-there's this song that our ndu guys sing and the main verse is "hooyah-hey, easy day, hoo-yah hey its another easy day"
Is that copied from the SEALS? NDU cookhouse even has the SEAL phrase "the only easy day was yesterday" painted on the wall wtf -
Yeah i gathered as much...NDU really has one of the stronger culture among our forces...even though most of it is borrowed from the SEALs.
There's another cadence i like.."Got a letter in the mail, says go to war or go to jail..." anyone heard tt one b4?