Combat Controller training

From the men and women of the night -- Air Force Special Operations.

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Education

[jlwade87]

these are combat controllers not pj's. There motto is "first there". get it right

[silentghost1985]

2 years!!! Damn!

[cccEngineer]

@ARMA365 Whether or not he's talking like he knows anything is pointless. What he said in his last post is true though. CCT have to train to be apart of any Special Operations Forces because they are attached to any team where they are needed.

[ARMA365]

@jarid3001 stop yalking like you know anything

[hordem16]

Cant wait to be a com bat controller if u have been one mind telling me whats its like

[hordem16]

Cant wait to be a com bat controller if u have been one mind telling me whats its like ?

[xmsparker]

@classical193 Lol you dumb, it is Navy seal but combat controllers say Hooyah also.

[jarid3001]

@Cyc1on3 Not JUST like a SEAL.

They also have to train to shoot and move when working with 75th Rangers, and Army SF, and even the occasional Delta/CAG shooter team.

[MrDeydis]

@MrPimpwalker i think its actually 300, but still its low numbers

[Cyc1on3]

@carson61394 Seals work as a team. Combat Controllers are ussually alone on a Seal team. Theres no one there to help them out they have to be very good at what they do and shoot and move like a seal...

[Tomsavini666]

@silentghost1985 if I believe so army special ops depending on what you are ie: weapons specialist you have a 1.5 to 2 year AIT (Advanced Individual Training)

[divecommando]

well its longer to get in then seals and rengers

and rangers are more infantry and dont specialize in as much as seals or cct

but seals and cct are both hard but cct is longer training because of what they specialize in