Special Warfare (SEALs)

Special Warfare, specifically the U.S. Navy SEALs, involves highly trained military teams specializing in unconventional warfare and covert operations. In naval warfare, SEALs conduct missions that require stealth and precision, such as reconnaissance, counter-terrorism, and direct action against enemy targets. They operate in maritime environments and often work alongside other U.S. and allied forces. Their training emphasizes physical fitness, tactical skills, and underwater operations, enabling them to execute complex missions that support broader naval strategies and national security objectives. SEALs exemplify versatility and resilience in diverse and challenging conditions.