US Navy SEALs

The U.S. Navy SEALs (Sea, Air, and Land) are elite special operations forces of the U.S. Navy, trained to conduct a variety of complex missions including direct action, counter-terrorism, and reconnaissance. Established in 1962, they undergo rigorous physical and mental training, including the demanding SEAL Qualification Training (SQT). SEALs operate worldwide, often in small teams, and are known for their versatility in maritime, aerial, and ground combat. Their ability to adapt to various environments and execute high-stakes missions has made them a critical component of U.S. military operations.