The annual Frogman Swim fundraiser is looking to raise at least $1 million for the Navy SEAL Foundation and Gold Star families in 2023. The swim, which takes place January 15, is a challenging 3.4 ...

Why are Navy SEALs called frogmen? There is a lot of lore around Navy SEALs and why they are called ‘frogmen,’ but they aren’t the original group of guys to be called that. Underwater ...

A food and wine festival worker on Nantucket stumbled upon the dog tags of a decorated Navy veteran who passed away in 1982.

Outfitted with just swim trunks, fins, and dive masks, the frogmen participated in nearly ... the daring swimmers would give rise to the Navy SEALs. In advance of the Saipan reconnaissance ...

Who Are the SEAL Teams, and What Do They Do The SEALs sprang from the World War II UDTs (Frogman) and the OSS Maritime Branch. The Navy SEALs are the Navy's primary special operations force and a ...

Fred "Tiz" Morrison, thought to be the first Black Navy SEAL, technically served as a "frogman" on an underwater demolition team, the precursor to today's Navy SEALs. According to Navy.mil ...

Goines began frogman training with five Army Rangers, two foreign Naval officers, four U.S. Navy officers and 85 other Navy enlisted men. After three weeks, Goines said all the Rangers and one of ...

SEAL stands for sea, air and land, describing the different environments the frogmen navigate while on a mission. The Navy officially established the SEAL program in 1962, with the credit ...

who frequently train with Navy SEALs and Special Warfare Combatant-Craft Crewmen in the Aegean Sea and Eastern Mediterranean, go through the exact basic training to become a frogman as their ...