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The Real Team

Navy SEALS, which stands for-sea, air, land. Formed in 1962 by President J. F. Kennedy as a counterpart to the U.S. Army Special Forces, the Seals have a remarkable history of successes and have become legendary in their exploits. The Teams have operated in every nation known to modern warfare and come away with many victories, some bruises and a vast history of achievements. Due to focus, dedication, training, an attitude that "failure is not an option" the Teams have been very successful. Seals are trained to operate in small units of one or two men up to platoon strength of sixteen. However, they work best in squads of eight or fewer. Most missions are in nature, planned in exacting detail and executed with precision and swiftness. Most SEAL missions are unreported and unknown to the general public. While Seals aren’t on duty, they find themselves with the same rigorous training as during war. Training remains strict to enforce the belief that the more you sweat in peacetime, the less you will bleed in war. Whenever the President needs a decisive and lethal solution to a foreign policy problem, the U.S. Navy Seals is his first choice.

The Real Team was written by Richard Marcinko who is currently a Navy Seal veteran who


into combat unprepared, therefore if you train, you will be ready and comfortable in the mist of battle. I learned so much reading The Real Team, there’s much to learn about the Navy Seals and much of it is unaccredited for and secret to the public. Everyday they go out on missions, securing hostages, and neutralizing terrorist. I knew it was hard to become a Navy Seal but now I’ve learned how much harder it is. I’d recommend this book to anyone who is already interested in the Seals or wants to learn about the Seals. The Rogue Warrior series which Marcinko also wrote were very realistic and seemed realistic even though some of it was made up. And after reading The Real Team, I’m looking forward to reading the rest of Marcinko’s books. Overall this book was fantastic and interesting, Packed with pulse pounding action.

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