Welcome to a lens dedicated to just one of the many Military Forces.
Do you think you're tough enough to be a proud US Navy SEAL?
HOOYAH!
The Basic Info.
What Does SEAL stand for?
SEAL stands for: SEA ,Air, and Land (The A in SEAL is used for both SEA and Air)
What are SEALs?
SEALs are a branch of the U.S. Navy an Elite team of specially trained soldiers for all kinds of missions.
What are some of the SEALs tasks?
SEALs must learn to do a variety of things. Such as: Surveillance, Collect intelligence, Demolish a building, or save prisoners.
History of The U.S. Navy SEALs
"HOOYAH!"
The U.S. Navy SEALs were first created by President John F. Kennedy in 1962. A while back when they were created (Vietnam War)...the SEALs were mostly in water. In the water they could hijack an enemy ship and then destroy it if needed with no or little resistance. But now the SEAL's most effective area is now air and land. The SEAL teams could range from 4-16 people per team (Normally higher amounts of SEALs per team = more likely to have resistance) World War II Fun Fact!
Did you know... Joseph Stalin actualy caused the death of more people than Adolf Hitler? Joseph Stalin caused the death of around 20 million people, while Adolf caused the death of roughly 11 million to 12 million.
The Basic Training
"The Only Easy Day was Yesterday."
The Navy S.E.A.Ls have one of the most hardest training of all. The part all SEALs hate most is "Hell Week". Hell Week is held the 3rd week of training where the remaining seals from basic training are pushed to the limit, to see if they are really SEAL material so the Navy doesn't waste their money on "Non-SEAL Material". Hell Week is meant to test physical endurance, mental toughness, pain and cold tolerance, teamwork and attitude.During "HellWeek" the seals in training do nothing but work, they get a mere 3-4 hours of sleep a day and often suffer from mental and physical problems, such as mental stress and sleep deprivation.
A seal that trained in "Hell Week" said " It was amazing that I learned how to fall asleep while carrying a boat on my head and running with my squad." Trainees often fall asleep anywhere during training, some have fallen asleep in boats while paddling, others while eating their food.
During "Hell Week" it is almost Hell every day. The SEALs always have mud somewhere on their body, their clothes or their weapons.
As one of the things they must do they must lay in the cold surf with linked arms with their fellow companions in hell and sit there for hours at a time.
Most other exercises they must do are carrying heavy objects, sometimes along with the weight from their weapons and supplies they need.
Then there are the somewhat "Simulations" where the SEAL team must sneak up on the enemy and execute a plan on their "Enemies" (other trainers at the camp).
(This information is from the book "You want Us to do WHAT?" by Jeff Krause) The trainees always had to be motivated (or at least look motivated) because if they aren't the trainers will make their work twice as hard. At times trainees would act motivated knowing the consequences if they showed they actually weren't. Jackets were NEVER allowed during training, trainees got 2 sets of clothes and that was it, nothing more.
Of course, each SEAL can quit if he chooses by ringing a bell 3 times...to agree that they have quit Training. In fact trainers often try to encourage trainees to quit by mimicking the inner voice that tells you to give in to your physical pain. But still many go on taking the heat from the trainers, boxing out their thoughts and focusing on what is important. The trainers need to know these trainees are Real material because they know that they will probably be on a mission with one of the trainees who pass. So they need to be sure the trainees know what they're doing because the trainers know their life may depend on one of those trainees. (Wow that's a lot of words with "train" in them!)
The SEALs can either be taken out of Training for medical reasons or because the individual chooses to quit for whatever reason.
Those who pass all training can call themselves
"SEALs must learn to depend on others and learn that others depend on him."
Missions and objectives of Navy SEALs
Every Navy SEAL Must learn to depend on others and learn that others depend on him. The SEALs are trained to go on operations ranged from the scorching hot Desert to the freezing Arctic to the Humid Jungles. The Navy SEALs rarely talk while on a mission, they use hand motions and other actions to tell their fellow team what to do.Each move made by a SEAL must be made correctly, even under pressure or they will suffer dire consequences that could decide whether they live or die. The SEALs almost all of the time are not allowed to kill unless told to do so or if they have to (meaning the enemy is going to attack him). Most of the time the Navy SEALs are used for "In and Out" operations, meaning they go in, do what they have to do, then get out with as little sound made as possible. A SEAL team can potentially Capture an Enemy Leader, Rescue any Prisoners or set a C4 or any explosive in a building before the Enemy even realizes they've been infiltrated.
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Navy SEAL Squad Positions
A SEAL Platoon can consist of 16 SEALs, 2 Officers, 1 Chief, and 13 enlisted men. When the Platoon is out of duty, tasks are split into positions for best efficiency. These positions were mostly used by all platoons and squads during the Vietnam War and were quite effective.These positions would include:
In a Platoon not all of these positions would be used. The reason for this is because not every platoon needed each of these positions or lacked the men to fill them.
Point Man - Front soldier (One of the most hated positions, because of the danger of being first) Usually man with the best tuned instincts and senses. The Point Man is the early warning for the Patrol Leader of booby traps, mine fields, or enemy patrol so the Patrol Leader can notify the rest of the squad. He is normally 20 to 30 yards in front of the squad and uses sticks to find trip wires. If he spots any dangers he will either give hand signals or talk in a very low whisper. The Point Man is often given to experienced SEALs.
Patrol Leader - Gives commands to the Platoon in and out of firefights and the position is usually given to an Officer because he must make smart decisions quickly that will keep his squad safe. He is behind the Point Man and receives signals from the Point Man of dangers. He carries a CAR-15 with a M203 grenade launcher which he savors each and every M203 round. The Patrol Leader also carries a GPS and on longer missions can carry up to 100 lbs in gear.
Radio Man - Obviously, carries the radio for the platoon and radios back to HQ their position, status, number of men incapacitated, how hostile the area is, and call in reinforcements. Normally stays with the Patrol Leader so he can call in napalm or artillery or evacuation. The Radio Man is responsible for a communications plan and getting a connection when they need it.
Bullet Feeder - This position certainly isn't fun, mostly because this soldier has to carry all the bullets for the M60E3 Gunner and then feed the bullets to the to Gunner when he's laying down covering fire so he can keep on shooting without constant starting and stopping.
Corpsman - Basiclly the Medic of the Platoon. He carries a weapon just like any SEAL and fights the enemy until a team member is wounded, then he focuses on them. ( This Red Cross was worn by mostly every Medic around his arm and also sometimes painted on his helmet, so soldiers could easily find them in emergencies. Especially during D-Day and throughout the Vietnam War these were worn.)Rear Security - Almost exactly like the Point Man but he is placed in the rear of the Platoon watching all the SEALs backs and preventing ambushes. The Rear Security normally carries the CAR-15 with a M203 attached that shoots M203 smoke to escape if ambushes were to happen. He has to be an expert in Navigation because at any point in time if the squad has to retreat then he becomes point man and the Old Point man becomes the Rear Security. He also carries up to 100 lbs.
Sniper - The Snipers can take down guards or sentries (Silently if needed) that the SEAL team is either unable to get around or shoot them only because it would be easier later on during the mission. Otherwise he just picks off enemies if his platoon is in a battle.Spotter - The Spotter's whole point is to spot out enemy targets for the Sniper and tell him where to put the scope to kill the enemy. Example: The spotter would use his binoculars and find the enemy then calculate the wind and other components to find where the sniper must put the scope to kill the enemy. So the spotter would do his calculations (which wouldn't take long) then tell the sniper (either with hand motions or actually talking) "1R, 2D."
Then the sniper would use his scope and go 1 notch right then 2 notches down and put the enemies body right where the 2 match up. (think of it like the game Battleship "C5")
Breacher - The Breachers job is to get him or his team into closed spaces. He carries C-4 (good for blowing doors and walls down) a 12 Gauge Shotgun and a sludge hammer.
Quote of the Week!
I'll try to change this every week. Sorry if I do not get around to changing it!
"One man with a gun can control 100 without one. "-Vladimir Lenin
Navy SEAL Hand Signals
For when Radio Silence is a Must
These signals may have more than one meaning because I cannot completely confirm which is really used by the U.S. Navy SEALs. Enjoy!
Hold Position: Hand up with Palm forward, Hand up in a fist.
Crouch or Lay down: Hand in patting motion in the air.
Follow: Touch head twice (or once) with one hand
Hold Your Fire: Finger in front of mouth as in "shush"
Fire at Will: Hand in the air in fist shape then pulling hand down vertically (once or twice)
"I see 2 Enemies [insert location]": Two fingers each in front of an eye (looks like they're going to poke their eyes) means I See. Two fingers (like counting on your fingers to 2) means 2. Then pointing with hand (looks like you're about to shake someone's hand) at location means Where the Enemies are.
Move to: Pointing at members of the SEAL team then Pointing hand (looks like you're about to shake someone's hand) at a location.
Below are very good pictures showing Hand Signals
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Eight
Nine
Ten
You
Me
Come
Listen or I hear
Watch or I see
Hurry up
Stop
Freeze
Cover This Area
Go here or Move up
Enemy
Hostage
Sniper
Obstacle
Cell Leader
Column Formation
File Formation
Line Abreast Formation
Wedge Formation
Rally Point
Pistol
Rifle
Shotgun
Ammunition
Vehicle
I Understand
I Don't Understand
Crouch or go Prone
Door
Window
Point of Entry
Vehicles
Used For Extraction/Insertion
Note: The Boats/Subs don't always insert the SEALs very close to shore most of the time. If dropped far from shore, SEALs must use Inflatable Boats to move toward the shore. -Boats
MK V Special Operations Craft (MK V SOC)
-Used in Low-Medium Threat Areas
-Has Gun Mounts(Though not always used) for..
.50 Caliber Machine Guns, M60 Machine Guns, MK 19 Grenade Launchers, GAU-17 Minigun, and MK 38 Chain Gun
11-Meter NSW Rigid Inflatable Boat (11M NSW RIB)
-Has high speed and high buoyancy
-Used When have light-load operations.
-Gun Mounts for M-60, M-2, or MK-19
Special Operations Craft Riverine (SOC-R)
-Used in low-medium threat operations
-Quick and maneuverable
-Gun Mounts for M60 7.62 mm, MK-19, M2HB .50 cal
Subs
Dry Deck Shelter (DDS)
-Used to recover and launch SEAL vehicles or pick up large teams of SEALs
Advanced SEAL Delivery System (ASDS)
-Used to insert close to shore to keep S.E.A.Ls safe from cold and fatigue.
-Controlled by 2 men and can carry up to 8 SEAL members
Land Vehicles (More to come later!)
Desert Patrol Vehicle (DPV)
-High Speed
-Lightly Armored
-First used in Gulf War by SEALs
- (can be)Armed with M2 Browning machine gun, two 7.62mm machine guns, and two AT4 anti-armor rocket launchers.
-VERY vulnerable (nothing to stop a bullet)
-Used mostly for Downed pilot rescues
Humvee (Car) (Also called "Dumvee")
-Armored
-Turret on top (Can be a rocket launcher or regular machine gun)
-Seats around 5 people
-Camouflaged
-Four wheel drive
-Diesel powered
(Picture of Humvee hopefully soon!)
BRADLY (Tank)
-Lightly Armored
-Small rapid firing tank
-Carries around 4-5
Air (Planes/Helicopters)
AC-130H Spectre and AC-130U Spooky (Plane)
-Provides Fire Support for SEALs
-Armed with 105 mm artillery
-Has sensors and infrared
MC-130E and MC-130H Combat Talon I/II (Plane)
-Capable of air Re-Fueling
-Can airdrop equipment or personnel
MC-130P Combat Shadow (Plane)
-Can be used for Infiltration
-Mostly used to Re-Fuel Helicopters while still in air and to airdrop supplies.
MH-53J and MH-53M Pave-Low (Helicopter)
- Used for insertion, extraction, resupply, airdrop
-Also has heavy-lift sling for lifting heavy objects
CV-22 Osprey (Helicopter)
-Used to penetrate denied airspace to Extract, Insert or Resupply
Many thanks to Navyseals.com for the great pictures!
Some Weapons Navy SEALs Use
SD= Sound DepressorM203= Attachable Grenade Launcher
Assault Rifles
-M16A2
-M16A-M203
-M4A1
-M4A1-SD
-M4A1-M203-SD
-CAR-15
Machine Guns
-M63A
-M60E3
Pistols
-Mark 23
-Mark 23 SD
-SP10
-Glock 9mm
Shotguns
-12 Gauge Shotgun
-Mossberg Shotgun
Sub Machine Guns
-HK5K
-HK5
-HK5-SD
Explosives that are planted
- C-4 (explosive with shapeable mold that can stick to surfaces)
- Claymore (Planted on the ground and has a 180 degree radius and can be set for Timed- Detonates after a set time, Trigger- In some way the Claymore is detonated, either by tripwire or pressure sensitive , Detonation- Hand detonated by pressing the trigger on the detonator.)
-PMN Mines (Pressure sensitive Mines)
Ranged Explosives/Grenades
-AT4 HEAT (Rocket Launcher)
-RPG (Rocket Launcher)
-MGL (Multiple Grenade Launcher; Gun that shoots Explosives, similar to M203)
-M67 (Grenade; used for killing large groups of people)
-Flash bang (Grenade; used for capturing enemies)
-SMOKE (Grenade; used to create a smoke screen)
-Red SMOKE (Grenade; normally used to alert extraction helicopters but can also be used for smoke screen)
Some Sniper Rifles
-SR-25
-SR-25-SD
-SASR
I will have more information posted later on....just testing on how many people at least look at it =) thanks for looking.
Fun Fact
Did you know...
That when looking through the scope of a sniper rifle the shooter rarely has the center of the crosshairs on the enemy? The reason for this is wind - the wind changes where the bullet will land.
Gear used by the Navy SEALs
Miscellaneous Items
NOTE: All of these items may not be used on every mission.Radio Headset
-Used to talk to fellow SEALs if needed
Secondary Weapon Holster
-Used to hold a secondary weapon (Handgun)
Eye Protection
-Used in Water or cold/stormy climates
-Keeps eyes safe
Canteen
-Holds water for various purposes such as: Clean wounds, drink, or give to a rescued hostage.
Hat/Helmet
-Used to camouflage SEALs head
-Minimal protection from bullets
Ammo Pouch
-Used to hold Ammo for the SEALs weapon
Maps and Map case (often replaced with a GPS)
-Used to stay on track to their objectives
Harness
-Used for climbing heights to prevent from falling
Nylon climbing gauge rope(9mm & 11mm)
-Used when needed to climb heights
-Also used to keep the team together. Example: each SEAL hooks the rope to their backpack or harness/belt.
Crampon spikes(attach to combat boots for ice climbing)
-Used for ice climbing
Ice Axe
-Also used for ice climbing and to break ice away from objects.
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Some Links I Like and That You May too
- Think you have what it takes to be a seal? Click here.
- Think you're tough enough to be a seal or part of a special forces unit? See what it takes here.
- Want to see what Hell Week is like? See here.
- The site is all about Hell Week... but not with in training Navy S.E.A.L.s, oh no it's Socom Gamers seeing if they can take the challenge. Socom is a Ps2 and PSP game where you are a Navy S.E.A.L. squad leader taking on various enemies and doing thrilling missions.
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Very informational. Good Job! From the wife of a Special Forces Viet Nam vet and the mom of a US Navy Nuke.
Posted December 18, 2008
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Now this is a great lens. Until now I only knew stuff from TV about the Navy SEALS. I can't imagine what it must be like for those guys to put themselves through that type of training. I do take my hat off to them AND all the other men and women in uniform defending our Country. Keep up the good work.
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