You seem like a nice kid so I'll elaborate on the abilities of some of the operators I've met they my time. One dude ran 10 miles daily. They all know who he was. Black running gear. We only found out it was 10 miles cause we once went on a ruck march and saw this guy turn back what seem to be very distinctive tree by the road. Total to that point.. 5 miles. That's just one guy. I've heard some of the training some operators do (not mentioning what service cause opsec) some operators are specially trained in one subject. For instance .. An army medical sergeant in the teams is only a few college credits away from having a physician assistant certification. An Eod guy is exclusively trained in all types of explosives and is monitored even after leaving the service. He is of course, one of the most lethal people you will ever meet. If it comes to it, they take charge of local law enforcement as the lead person on the ground. No bomb squad,Cohen they call these guys. They're training is extensive. They are bred to face the elements. Considering these guys know what's it's like to live off the land (they train in all sorts of environments) they'll get there. No question. How long? Idk. I'm not an operator. But I can tell you this.. These guys go to training schools 3/12 months, deploy for another 3 and are on standby for 3. What do they do on training?? Desert survival school, that winter weather training shit.. Causally jump into ranger school, sniper school. Shit.. Some of these guys are hand selected to train the secret service in marksmanship. You really don't know the feats of an operator until you met a few. They are by far the coolest people you'll ever meet. I remember once when I was in Iraq, these guys come rolling out of their compound, one guy in a t shirt, earbuds and tennis shoes. Jumps into their tricked out version of what I. An only call a humvee and a few hours later come back .. Truck all shot up, one flat tire and the dude still on the turret with his earbuds on. These guys are Demigods.