Special Forces Season 3 Recaps: Who Has Failed So Far?

Special Forces World's Toughest Test Season 3 — Stephen Baldwin, Dennis Richards and Cam Newton. PETE DADDS / FOX

While in season 3 Special Forces: The World's Toughest Test Starting with 16 contestants, only a few have what it takes to make it to the end of the competition.

In the reality show, where celebrities try their hand at tasks that real US special forces must complete to become part of the military, contestants advance. Pass a series of tests — or they turn their armbands to signal their voluntary departure from the series.

While attempting an assignment in Wales, England, Stephen Baldwin Became the first Season 3 contestant Exit the competition. its father Hailey Bieber successfully jumped from a speedboat to a speeding helicopter and boarded it — but claimed he was injured in the process.

"I tore my meniscus in the helicopter today and I have knots in my back and I can't turn my head there," Baldwin said while speaking to the doctor on duty.

After Baldwin explained that he "couldn't get hurt" before a gig lined up after the show, Special Forces operatives fired him from the series. “No. 5, You have failed this course and you have failed yourself. Go,” the staff said.

Scroll down to see where Star of season 3 Standing:

Stephen Baldwin

Baldwin withdrew from the competition for fear of injury after claiming to have "crushed" his meniscus in the helicopter.

Ali Fedotowski

Ali Manno Fedotowski Special Forces World's Toughest Test Season 3 — Pete Dadds/Fox

After Fedotovsky injured his hand, doctors advised him to have an X-ray - which led him to withdraw from the competition in the second round.

Dennis Richards

Richards took off his armband after claiming to hurt his back and wanted out of a punishing Navy SEAL exercise known as surf immersion in the second episode.