Special Forces Season 3 Recap: Who's Failed So Far?

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The most difficult tests of special forces in the world season 3 — Stephen Baldwin, Denise Richards and Cam Newton. PETE DEADS / FOX

While season 3 Special forces: the toughest test in the world started with 16 participants, only some of them managed to reach the end of the competition.

The reality show, in which celebrities try their hand at the tasks that a real United States Special Forces must complete in order to become part of the military, the contestants advance passing a series of tests — or they turn their headband in a sign of voluntary departure from the series.

Trying to get jobs in Wales, England, Stephen Baldwin became the first participant of the 3rd season get out of the competition. Father Hailey Bieber successfully jumped from a speed boat to a speed helicopter and climbed into the helicopter, but claimed to have been injured in the process.

“I tore my meniscus in the helicopter today and my back is in knots and I can’t turn my head,” Baldwin said during a call with the doctor on duty.

After Baldwin explained that he “couldn’t get hurt” before a concert he had planned for after the show, SWAT officials removed him from the series. “No. 5, you failed this course and you failed yourself. Go,” said the staff.

Scroll down to see where stars season 3 stand:

Stephen Baldwin

Baldwin pulled out of the competition due to fear of injury after claiming to have “shattered” his meniscus in a helicopter.

Ali Fedatovsky

Ali Mano Fedatovsky Spetsnaz The hardest test in the world season 3 — Pete Dedds / FOX

After Fedatovskaya injured her hand, the doctor recommended that she get an X-ray, which resulted in her withdrawing from the competition in the second episode.

Denise Richards

Richards removed the armband after saying she hurt her back and wanted out of the Navy SEALs’ punishing exercise known as the surf dive in the second episode.