The Heart and the Fist: The Education of a Humanitarian, the Making of a Navy SEAL

First of all, the story of Eric Greitens "The Heart and the Fist" is about life as a young Marine member, and before, after, and between them as naval seal. Hard work has been proven to be a common subject of the whole novel, and the hard work of the author usually gives compensation. For example, SEAL training is extensive, difficult and difficult, but this kind of training makes them safe, successful and safe. Seal training is difficult, but they still stick to it as they know that there are better conditions. Seal training is said to be the most difficult military training for all of them, but they acquired a high level of skills.

After graduating from SQT, the student receives the US Navy Seal Trident and designates it as a naval seal. Then they are assigned to the SEAL team or the SEAL Delivery Tools (SDV) team and will begin pre-deployment training for 18 months before being considered deployable. Training includes: SEAL, who received a medical evaluation, first participated in the Special Operations Combat Medical course in Fort Bragg, North Carolina for 6 months, then joined the team and became SEAL / Special Warfighter. People pursuing a military position will first participate in the Junior Officer training course to understand the operation plan and how to implement the team briefing. It may take a total of 2.5 years to complete the initial deployment of seal training.

Since its encounter, Greitens has continued humanitarian activities in places such as Rwanda and Gaza, and has a doctorate degree from Rhodes Island from Oxford University. After completing his study Gratens became a US Navy seal serving in Afghanistan and Iraq and "Mission Continued" working with veterans with injured or disabled for their home community and We formed a group called. In a new book donating, "Mind and Boxing: Humanitarian Education, Naval Seal Production", Gletan believes that humanitarian and military duties need each other.