If a Navy SEAL leaves the navy and wants to join the Marine Corps;Would he have to

[USA]

attend recruit training? Only Active duty or prior service should respond because nonsense answers will be deleted!

[bajelk]

Of course they do. They never went to Marine basic training. Marines, on the other hand, can go to any service after their enlistment without going through basic....but why would they want to do a thing like that?

[Yak Rider]

Any SEAL who made it all the way through the training pipeline would drink anti-freeze before doing something like that (no disrespect to the Marines).

[phillip w]

check with the MARINE RECRUTER,THEY DO MAKE EXCEPTIONS.

[Jim D]

depends on how long he's been out of the navy

[trazel187]

No SEAL would want to do something like that.....I mean why would a highly trained Navy Special Warfare Counter-terrorist warrior want to give it all up just to be a recruit in boot camp and be a what, 0311, Marine basic grunt. Not saying it can't and hasn't happen, but why. After all the millions of dollars of training and waaaayyy harder things he has endured, what would be the purpose. Now, don't get me wrong, I know some SEALS in the Army. I even meet some in the CCTs, but they got out and had a break in service and wanted to try something different. I feel the boot camp rquirement would have to waiver unless the guys been out since 1990 and is fat.