Ranger Joshua David: ‘Nerdy’ Special Forces soldier is getting paid to play ‘Call of Duty’

This ‘nerdy’ Special Forces soldier is getting paid to play ‘Call of Duty’ in the US Army

David and the Army’s other esports players stream for roughly five hours a day, but still maintain the service’s military standards. Here’s what his day looks like and how recruits can also become a member of the Army’s esports league. Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories . US Army Sgt. 1st Class Joshua David

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