Seals in Action

by Kevin Dockery

Warriors of the Trident From the bullet-swept beaches of Normandy to the streets of Panama...From the rugged Korean coast and the jungles of Vietnam to the tiny, troubled island of Granada. For half a century, whenever and wherever America's military was called into action, the SEALs were there. Here is the riveting and complete true story of the U.S. Navy's remarkable Sea Air Land commandos -- their evolution from World War II underwater demolition teams to the awesome counterguerrilla/counterterrorist strike force in operation today. Now the SEALs' most memorable engagements are brought to vivid, explosive life through breathtaking eyewitness accounts and afteraction reports -- PLUS an unforgettable inside look at their training, organization, equipment...and the fighting men who, with skill, dedication, and extraordinary courage, have earned the right to proudly wear the Trident insignia.

Genres: Military Fiction

368 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published February 1, 1991

Reviews

[Barb]

To begin with I had no idea that the SEALS were Navy, I just associated them as military. The Trident insignia was approved for wear in 1970. 40% of men trying to become SEALS will quit. UDT is the underwater demolition team. This novel describes the beginning of the SEALS , some of their mission and outcomes. The class of 1989 their slogan was “The Only Easy Day Was Yesterday.” Learning of the missions was interesting . I am grateful for all of our military and am in awe of the SEALS!

[Stacy]

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