What are the physical tests you have to pass to join the French Foreign Legion?
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This is an estimation but the physical qualifications for the French Foreign legion are likely very tough.  Im in the USAF and had a Bulgarian co worker training for special forces  (navy seal training)  who was forced to discharge.  After leaving the US he opted to join the FFL, Im expecting the FFL physical standards to be similar to the US Special Forces screeners.\n\nhttp://www.army.com/enlist/APFT.html\nThats a link to the army PT standards, US Special Forces will nominally score close to 300.  Id expect similar qualifications for the Foreing Legion.
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Go to France, ask any cop on the street. If you know french it will be better. Oh about the other guys answer, French might surrender but the Legion doesnt.
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Basically have to apply for citizenship first, as well as taking a test.\n\nLet me see if I can find you a link..\n\n\nHere you go this link will answer all your friends questions.\n\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/graphics/citizenship/becoming.htm\n\nGood luck=)
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vous allez peut-être trouver ça un peut con,mais moi je prens un truc de solide dans ma main et je sert très fort en continuant a faire votre effort physique, une pierre ou quelque chose de solide .essayez vs avez rien a perdre,et si ça marche a moi les 10 pts .lol
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The same as you run for active duty.  Basic training for the Army (active, NG, and Reserve) is the same.  \n\nDaily Physical Training (PT) involves increasing body strength and physical endurance.  You will start by doing a PT test (APFT) and this will show your Drills where you stand.  Then your PT will be adjusted to bring you slowly up to standard.\n\nYou will, initially, run at a slow pace for 2 miles.  As the time progresses and your endurance increases, this will also increase to where you can run, SLOWLY, for 5 miles.  The 2 mile run will be run at a quicker pace.
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To start with you have to be a citizen of Switzerland. Here is a link to the admission requirements: http://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/swiss_guard/swissguard/ammissione_en.htm\n\nWith love in Christ.
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It is very difficult to obtain french citizenship if you are not "french" (i.e. by blood).  Generally, foreigners must first be residents.  Then, there is an extremely difficult (some would say impossible) test that has a zillion questions about french culture and history.  Needless to say, they will ask you about random tv shows, music, comic books and other obscure french pop trivia.  GOOD LUCK!
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You must have a High School Diploma, a GED is accepted under some circumstances.\n\nWhat are the qualifications to join the Coast Guard?\n\nFollowing are the basic requirements for becoming a member of the Coast Guard:\n\n\nYou must be a US citizen or a Resident Alien. \nBe between the ages of 17-27 for Active Duty. (If you are 17, you'll need parental consent.) \nReservists must be between 17-39. Prior service personnel should contact their local recruiter for specific programs. \nHave a high school diploma.  GEDs are accepted in special circumstances. \nHave no more than two dependents. \nPass the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) test. \nPass a military entrance medical exam. \nBe the type of person who wants to serve the public on or around the water.
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Try your local VFW or American Legion. Ask for the service officer and they can help you get the information that you are looking for.
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First get to France (it would be better if you could speak french first) taake the train down to Marselles, and ask the first cop you see...He will direct you.Bring your DD-214 if you have it. This reminds me of a GI who was in France and wanted to join the American  Legion there because its the oldest post. He got the run around and finally they took him to a goverment office and took his ID card and he sat around waiting... they came out and told him he couldnt join the F.F.L. because he was still under contract with the americans..finally they figured out what he wanted and the fed him and took him where he wanted to go...he was lucky
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First you learn how to spell American\nThen you learn how to correctly phrase a question:\nWrong:  how you join amerecan army also you Egyptian?\nRight:  How do you join the American army if you are an Egyptian?
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Most recruits come from the United States Army Special Forces (the Green Berets), the 75th Ranger Regiment, or the 82nd Airborne. However, recruits are also drawn from other branches of the military. Such recruits are usually men with skills such as proficiency with a foreign language or lockpicking. There is only a seven percent chance of making it into Delta Force. The majority of delta force members are college graduates. The selection course begins with standard tests including, push-ups, swimming proficiency, sit-ups, and a three mile run. The recruits are then put through eighteen mile, all night marches while carrying a thirty-five pound rucksack. The rucksack's weight and the distance are increased and the time to complete the task decreased with every march. The recruits must also be able to pass a test of navigation skills. The physical part of the testing ends with a forty mile march with a forty-five pound rucksack over very rough terrain, which must be completed in less than twenty hours. The mental portion begins of the testing then begins, including an examination by a psychologist. The men then speak to the commander of Delta and others within the unit. If an individual is selected for Delta, training then begins, starting with firearms accuracy and training with other types of munitions. On many occasions, Delta Force has been challenged by similar units in other countries to shooting and assaulting drills.
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Join the Marines. Qualify for the USMC team.
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Fisico le mérite car malgré sa malchance il reste toujours combatif
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The Air Force physical fitness test is actually one of the hardest to max. But it has the same run length and push up and sit up time periods as the Navy. You can read about it at the following website:\n\nhttp://usmilitary.about.com/od/airforce/l/blaffitness.htm
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Check out the American Legion. I would go and apply.