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Navy Seals: America's Secret Warriors

Moving Image Item Number: 402VI1728
Pages
0
Media Type
Moving Image
Physical Location
D023.4E
Copyright Statement
Brentwood Communications
Number of Media
1
Language(s)
English
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Format
DVD
Time - Hr:Min:Sec
125:00
Digitized in HD?
No
General Note
Program 1; America's Secret Warriors The most respected fighting men in the U.S. Military is the Navy SEAL. He is a member of a close knit team of commandos second to none. Until recently SEAL missions have been classified: Top Secret. Now, through the use of exclusive footage never before available, see how Navy SEALs were employed in such hot spots as Vietnam, Grenada, Panama and the recent war with Iraq. Then, see how Navy SEAL teams train for a variety of missions including land warfare, parachute insertions and hostage rescue operations. Produced with the cooperation fo the U.S. Navy and the Special Warfare Center, this documentary gives an action-packed account of the toughest warriors alive. BONUS: Navy SEAL Quiz Program 2; The U.S. Navy SEALS' Secret Weapon In Vietnam the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese Army feared the elite U.S. Navy SEALs. Armed with the Stoner Machine Gun these commandos wreaked havoc on the enemy. This lightweight, versatile weapon was deadly in the hands of the highly trained SEALs. Retired Lt. CMD Michael J. Walsh recounts what it was like to operate as part of a SEAL platoon in Vietnam. BONUS: Stoner Machine Gun Quiz

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Citation
Navy Seals: America's Secret Warriors, 402VI1728. No Date, Dominick Cirincione Collection, Vietnam Center and Sam Johnson Vietnam Archive, Texas Tech University, https://www.vietnam.ttu.edu/virtualarchive/items.php?item=402VI1728, Accessed 07 Aug 2026.

Pub Credit Line
402VI1728, Dominick Cirincione Collection, Vietnam Center and Sam Johnson Vietnam Archive, Texas Tech University

Added: 07 Dec 2004 [Updated: 20 Jan 2026]