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 ...

But Thompson, who served from 2007 to 2015, said he usually heard SEALs referred to as “Team guys” more often than Frogmen. What does a SEAL do in the Navy?

Outfitted with little more than swim trunks, fins, and dive masks, frogmen were the Navy’s top-secret and lethally successful weapon in the Pacific. Andrew Dubbins Published Aug. 27 2022 11:39PM EDT ...

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 ...

A lot of fellows washed out, because it was terrifying … I had nightmares about it for years," WWII veteran Ray Shirley, ...

Navy SEALs from Naval Special Warfare Group 2 climb a ladder to conduct VBSS April 6, ... the primary directive of a frogman is [to look out for] your f**king swim buddy,” he said.

But when he joined the military, Larkin seemed to relish being a "frogman" – Navy slang for a SEAL. "I never saw him in a bad mood," said Rep. Derrick Van Orden, a senior chief in the SEALs who ...

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 ...

The US Navy has been training dolphins and sea lions to detect undersea threats since the 1960s. Over the years, the Navy has put those animals up against its most skilled human operators.

US Navy SEALs travel around the world to train with other countries' special-operations forces. In 2022, SEALs in Europe trained with Croatia's ZSS, a relatively new special-operations unit.