1. An Informative PowerPoint by: DJ Penny
US Navy SEALs
An Informative PowerPoint by: DJ Penny

2. What are the Navy SEALs? SEALs are the Navy’s Special Forces.
SEALs conduct covert operations all over the world.
SEALs are the most highly trained military personnel in the world.
SEALs have the hardest training in the military.
SEALs take on missions deemed to dangerous for any other military operators.

3. History
The SEALs can trace their origins back to the small amphibious teams that cleared beaches in WWII.
The SEAL teams were officially commissioned after President Kennedy ordered the formation of special forces in all branches of the military in 1961
SEALs continue to operate, and have a much wider mission basis.

4. Primary Jobs
SEAL stands for SEa, Air and Land (The environments in which they operate.)
SEALs conduct Special Reconnaissance.
Direct Action.
Unconventional Warfare.
Counter Terrorism.
Targeted Operations and more.

5. Training SEALs have the toughest military training in the world
Candidates aspiring to be SEALs must first attend Naval Boot Camp
After Boot Camp, students must pass a screening test
Then, SEAL candidates go to BUD/s (Basic Underwater Demolition SEAL training)
Upon passing BUD/s, SEALs move on to the SEAL teams, where they are trained on the more technical aspects of their careers

6. BUD/s
BUD/s (Basic Underwater Demolition SEAL Training) is often referred to as the military’s most demanding course.
BUD/s is specifically designed to weed out the weak and uncommitted.
BUD/s is broken up into 3 Phases
The Gut Check
Dive Phase
Land Warfare

7. After BUD/s
After BUD/s, students are qualified SEAL candidates and move on to the SEAL teams.
In the SEAL teams, candidates receive more weapons and demolitions training.
SEALs also attend advanced courses offered by all branches of the military.
When SEALs complete the rigorous training, they receive their SEAL trident and move on to carry out missions.

8. SEALs today SEALs continue to operate today.
Almost of their missions are still classified.
SEALs operate all over the world in total secrecy.
SEALs continue to make a difference in Afghanistan and Iraq.
SEALs neutralize threats to the United States before the problems even surface.

9. Previous Engagements
Vietnam: SEALs had a 200 to 1 kill ratio, and earned their legacy by striking fear into the enemy’s heart, and completing very risky missions.
Operation Desert Storm: SEALs fought along side other brave US military personnel in Iraq.
And more unclassified and classified operations.

10. Legacy SEALs are respected and feared all around the world.
SEALs are the most highly trained and skilled military operators in the world.
Many brave men died to make the legacy that surrounds the SEALs.
SEALs are the finest military servicemen in the world.