If this documentary gets deleted again I will upload it again. If my account gets banned I will create another account and upload the video again. This documentary is not going anywhere!

For me, BUD/S Class 234 Hell Week was Easy. I watched the entire hour without even breaking a sweat. Mass respect for these gentlemen for doing it for real.

There should be a documentary on the journey of keeping Class 234 on UKposts

One of THE best documentary series of ALL TIME. Period. No frills, no phony drama, no conjured conflict, no woke garbage, just genuine warrior reality.

Big shoutout to Lively. Did not even seem to struggle anywhere and kept his humor all the way through.

I'm obsessed with resilience and this is one of the best documentaries on resilience I've ever seen. I've probably watched it or had it in the background 20+ times

After doing 3 tours in Modern Warfare and 3 in Black Ops, I respect the hell out of these men.

I wouldn't last 30 minutes in this program. I have so much respect for all of these men who even made it through the pre-class portion.

Lively definitely soaks up the spotlight for the way he just lets it all roll off him, but I find that Rivera is the one with the most impressive journey from beginning to end. He came back to see if the third time was the charm, and through all the ups and downs, he just kept rolling along, constantly pushing the rest of the class to stay in it at the same time. He really deserved to be singled out as the class's best student at the end.

Justin Legg ended up getting Leukemia 😥💔 He made it thru but went thru hell! He had to get a lung transplant but last I heard he made it and is doing well. When he was diagnosed the first thing he asked his doctor was if he could still be a SEAL! Tough doesn't even begin to describe him 🙏💖

Imagine if they decided to film buds class 233 where we could’ve seen Chris Kyle or buds class 235 where we could’ve seen David Goggins.

I paused the video during hell week so they could sleep longer

I worked with a guy who was a long retired SEAL. He seemed very gruff, to the point, but a good guy and tough as nails. Also, he said sometimes he would have flashbacks that made him uncomfortable (probably him downplaying PTSD), and usually the fix was running his hands under warm water. He hated cold water with a passion. He was the only one not required to do the swim check in the 50 degree glacial runoff lake. Not only has he had his lifetime fill of frigid water, we all were wholly confident he could swim just fine 😂

One of the greateat documentaries ever made. No frills, no fluff, no bullsh*t. Just a brutal, intimate, honest look at what Navy Seal training is like and what the best our country has to offer is willing to go through to serve. Simply brilliant 👏

I joined the marine corps for the pride and difficulty. I thought i was hot shit when i got to MOS school and had all Navy classmates. Until i met someone in class that was a BUDs drop because he broke his leg. He made it through hell week and got hurt shortly after. He came to Marine PT with us in the morning of his own free will, and we ran to the point of half the platoon having shin splints. We ran 6-8 miles 5 days a week, usually in cammies and boots and carrying dummies or logs as a squad. He ran fucking circles around us. I was 18 years old and in incredible shape, my 3 mile time was around 18 minutes and some change. He could outrun, outlift, outspeed me in every conceivable way. Absolute monster

Besides medical dropouts Demeter to me 1:14:29 is the only one on camera who really gave an honest and valid reason for quitting. No excuses.. just came to terms that his heart wasn't in it.

2:50:47 this is my favorite part of this whole thing. Hearing those guys run by and yell “hooyah 234” to that class on the 5th day is just so awesome.

"Let me consult my machine of knowledge" is a quote I still use daily. 1:54:22

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR POSTING THIS! I watched this full thing ages ago from like 8 different channels. What a pain in the ass it was to find all the parts. You’re a real one 👍

This may sound crazy to some of you but this documentary is one of the motivating factors that helped me become a successful entrepreneur. Watching it over and over and over did something to me in a positive way.

These Seals in attempt and training will LIVE ON FOREVER thanks to you good sir. You keep uploading and we’ll keep watching

Cant wait to watch this. So happy it's actually on UKposts. So much love for these guys. Ive met a few and they're just the nicest people, in passing at least. And they weren't ever the ones that told me they were S.E.A.L.S. It was always someone else around them that told me. Respect

This is one of the things I watch annually. I'm always at a different point of my life, every time I revisit this mini series, so I always have something new to learn and understand from it.

I thank everybody involved in this project

I always come back to this video whenever things get hard in life. Don't ever let youtube take this down. HOOYA!

This guy is legend. Thank you for your service I love this documentary, keep up the good work

I’m from the UK and the first time I’ve watched this particular documentary. I want to thank you so much for taking the time to upload this!👍🏽

I’ve seen the first few episodes but never saw the whole documentary. Thanks for the upload and nothing but respect for the Navy SEALs

Thanks for the upload. Good to revisit, again and again.

Had taped this back in 01 Discovery Channel. Used to watch it daily and workout with it on for motivation.. Way before YT haha great memories thanks for uploading!!

I watch this every so often for a boost. Gives real motivation. I got a family member who married a former seal and they came to the house to stay while in town and those men are a different breed.

Thank you for uploading this documentary. Absolutely amazing and engrossing!

I've seen it many times but it never ceases to inspire me. This is how men are made, through hardships and suffering.

Greatest documentary ever. An inspiration, and most importantly, a reminder of what America needs to recapture once again: Strength on the world’s stage and not the radicalization of the greatest Armed Forces on Earth. Hooyah.

One of the best and most inspiring documentaries ever. Especially that 17/18 year old guy.

One of my favorite documentaries thanks for the upload

BTW: Bischoff was rolled into 2nd phase of class 235. He then successfully completed dive phase along with graduating BUD/s with class 235. He became a SEAL shortly there after.

Thank you so much for uploading this. This motivated me to push myself a lot back in college haha. Much respect.

I wish they would do this again, record and interview with new BUDs applicants with the technology and GoPros of today would make for some really good material.

Thank you so so much for this documentary in full❤️👍

Thank you for posting this!

thnk you!!! been coming back for years , your a legend

This video makes me feel like I can do anything. Extremely motivating

This video should be part of every High School curriculum in America ! Thank you for uploading !

This is awesome to watch. Love that there are some who have tried muliple times to graduate BUDS . These men choose to be put under the pressure ( and even abuse at times) to become able to sustain such and be strong to serve our country. Thank you to each of them for trying regardless of if graduated as their efforts helped them grow and I am sure they learned and brought what they learned to their next endeavours.

This is so awesome. I always thought the most interesting part of the movie "Lone Survivor" was the beginning where footage from the documentary is shown, here I have 3 plus hours of it to watch!😀

Thanks for sharing this amazing video of courage and boldness. ❤

This is so entertaining and the most interesting seal stuff. Thanks so much for the upload you rock JuneBugLarry

FYI: Jeff Boss was medically rolled out in first phase of class 234. He started again with class 236 first phase and successfully went on to graduate. Thus, Jeff Boss did eventually become a NAVY SEAL and graduated BUD/s 236 class. Walker, however, is a different story. He had tried BUD/s training 2X and was medically rolled due to an arm fracture. His second time he DOR after having pneumonia during Wednesday morning of Hell Week. Then, his third and final attempt was with class 234 of which he only made it to Tuesday evening. We see him unexpectedly DOR telling Lively that he “simply doesn’t want it anymore”. He then DOR and quit during 234 Hell Week. That wasn’t the end for Walker though! He later became a Navy Diver about a year later. After accomplishing this, he went back to good old Coronado, CA for unfinished business. Due to his love for the sea, and dreams of being in the special forces, he enrolled into SWCC training (Special Warfare Combatant Crew) aka “The Boat Teams”. SWCC selection is a condensed fast pace version of BUD/s with an emphasis on nautilus warfare. Originally, SWCC candidates would go through basic underwater, demolition training, just like the seals, after graduating buds, the Graduate with then choose their scope of special warfare (SEAL TEAMs or BOAT TEAMS). I’m not sure at one point, but the Navy decided to make SWCC completely separate from BUDS selection process. Although SWCC training is only 10 weeks total (compared to BUD/s 26 weeks) but have its own version of Hell Week called “The Tour”. However, it’s a 72 Hour with no food or sleep along calisthenics/evolutions. It’s a condensed version of Hell Week.

I’d be ringing that bell the first five minutes But, let me tell you, I have a lot of respect and love for our men and women in uniform. This includes special ops such as Navy SEALS. 🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️❤️👍👍💪💪💪

I love this documentary! Always have, always will!

The funny part about BUD/s is that you get to go home on the weekends. And 70% of people still quit. It's that hard.

Bunch of absolute units!!! These guys are the best of the best.

To be a warrior defending our country, in today's society, must be a very difficult thing! Not to mention the difficulty the training and actual deployments are. I have nothing but respect for veterans and those serving! Salute!!!

I’ve been following you and watching this upload for years off different accounts! Love you bro!

I still remember watching this when it aired on the discovery channel....this will never get old

Lively’s attitude regarding kicking off Hell Week is just awesome! What a way to embrace the suck. “Don’t have to wake up in the morning, feed me four times a day … no timed evolutions …” 👍

Thanks for uploading this.

This documentary has made me a better man. Thanks.

I most admire Andrew Rosebrough. Joined the Navy and began Class 234 at age 17; graduated at 18. I was a senior in high school at 18.

Imagine being 17yrs old at BUDS. Absolutely wild

2:26:05 - Tool gets a nod. Cesaro Summability is what the instructor is playing at that point.

❤ Thanks for this Posting. SEMPER FI

Thank you uploader!!!👍🏽

thank you. great and respect force!!!!

Legendary Documentary

See this is what we need for getting others to join the military. Give us more of these documentaries and it would motivate people to join the army.

I've watched this so many times. It's so good.

Hooyah! Love this documentary. My brother is the PAO for the East Seal teams (he is NOT a seal) and Geary is his COMMANDER now. Small world.

"We have to go to a hell week?!?..... Ehhh, I don't know. I think it's a rumor." Hahaha! I really like this guy's sense of humor. I'm still far from finishing the documentary but I hope he makes it.

I thank everyone involved in this documentary it helped me in many situations it really goes a long way honesty honor etc.

I love how calm the instructors are during breakout of hell week

UKposts takes this down guess what happens YOU DO IT AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!

Just finished this documentary! It was great! Mad respect to these SEALs.

yes bro keep uploading, been watching for years now

the medical doctor is golden he says " let me consult my machine of knowledge." 🤣😂🤣

During that review board it’s awesome how the LT trusts his juniors to make the correct call. That’s how leadership should be!

Love watching this from the comfort of my bed

I listen to this when I work out.

Watched before I joined myself ,always a classic. Stay moto

THANK YOU!

I wish I could go through life like Mr. Lively. Just understands it’s mostly mental

Patstone and the editors of the doc really did Greene dirty with the running music thing. I remember this doc from when it came out and I've literally never forgotten that part.

I watch it during my 245 burpee warmup after days I dragged myself through. Be agressive. Never quit.

“Buds- where hours feel like days and seconds feel like hours, this isn’t a gut check - this is a labyrinth of suffering in which only the exceptional succeed”

2:39:56 I swear that is CMC Davis (glasses, mustache) in the background! Ol' Nam Frog and complete badass!

Ive worked on the rigs 12 hour days in nothern Alberta in minus 40.....and i have no clue what the outcome would be if I did this. Mad respect.

It pays to be a winner. 6 years Marine Corps. I’m 28, I’m going to the recruiter tomorrow. I need a challenge. And this will take the cake.

“The quitter is warm, and you are not”

This is motivation for me yesssirrrr

Unfortunately Kate Fleming, the narrator for this documentary was tragically killed when she was caught in a flash flood and trapped in her basement in 2006. Such a wonderful artist taken too soon. RIP Kate

02:33:00 - 02:33:22 One of my favorite parts of the documentary!

When they see someone else's weakness, they wonder about their own strength and fail. I completed this entire course in an hour on UKposts with no problems

I'm from Europe but I respect these guys so much man. SEALS, DEVGRU, Delta Force, Rangers, Marine Raiders. Nothing but respect.

Just and outstanding documentary on mental toughness. Cause all of them physically can do it.

I've watched this documentary several times before and noticed one of my favorite parts got cut. At 2:15:00 when Lt. Burns it telling them to get in their boats without saying a word, right before that he says "You guys are out here gabbing and yapping like a bunch of fu**ing women, nobody knows what's going on." Then he spots to guys hugging for warmth and says "Stop hugging." Then he tells them to get in their boat. Lt. Burns seems like he was a badass SEAL back in the day. Respect.

53:45 and 1:21:50 the scenes to watch when you want to get motivated.

42:15...Crider has nothing to be ashamed of. It absolutely sucks to not make it because of an injury. But, it still takes balls to attempt the toughest military training in the world.

Cadet fox is from a small town called Williamsville... I grew up there. The population is 300, very small and its where I spent my childhood. I just couldn't believe it when he said he was from the same town I am.

1:37:32 "Hi mom" Ooooooh that was risky 😅