Why Nothing Can Stop the Delta Force
Story by Sebastien Roblin • 4h ago
Delta Force, a 5 Minute Explained for Your Reading Pleasure: Just how much torture is a person willing to undergo to get a prestigious job? Given that an average of 250 resumes are submitted for every job position in the United States, one would assume quite a lot.
But there’s writing endless resumes—and then there’s running forty miles at night on an uneven forest trail while lugging a fifty-pound rucksack—with more weight added upon achieving each waypoint.
And to even get into the application pool for that particular job, you first have to master the art of willingly jumping out of a perfectly functional airplane.
This refers, of course, to the admission process for the U.S. Army’s top commando unit.
Eric Haney described the experience of one of the long-distance hiking in his book Inside Delta Force:
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