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How long is Army SERE training?
To provide the appropriate level of training for aviation personnel, the Army integrated Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape (SERE) Level C training, is a 21-day, once-in-a-career opportunity to learn the limits and emergency procedures (EP) associated with an isolating event and returning to friendly control.
Where is SERE training for Army?
The U.S. Air Force SERE School is located at Fairchild AFB, Washington, while SERE Training for the U.S. Army is located at Fort Bragg, North Carolina and at Fort Rucker, Alabama.
Can Army go to SERE school?
As the designated executive agency for US military SERE training, the USAF’s 336th Training Group continues to provide the only US military career SERE specialists and instructors who are part of Air Force Special Warfare Operations and are utilized in varied roles throughout the Air Force and DoD.
Is SERE considered special forces?
Although SERE Specialists are not considered special operations forces (SOF), they do have considerable input in the training and exercises conducted by SOF. There are four enlisted specialities and three officer specialities that form what are known as Battlefield Airmen (Table 1).
What rank is a SERE specialist?
Most newly enlisted SERE specialists will start out at the rank of Airman Basic (E-1). If a new recruit has prior SERE applicable skills or training this may be bumped up to an Airman (E-2) or Airman First Class (E-3) rank.
Does SERE ever see combat?
That’s because SERE specialists’ primary mission is to practice and refine the techniques required for surviving and evading, so that they can teach what they’ve learned to the rest of the Air Force. Despite being some of the military’s toughest and most resourceful members, they almost never see combat.
What Asvab score do I need for SERE?
55
Successful completion of SERE physical ability and stamina test (PAST) ASVAB score of 55 on General. Must score a 55 or higher on the SERE 2-Factor Selection Model. Meet psychological and physical requirements outlined in AFI 48-123.