Dry deck shelters aboard US military submarines play a vital role in naval operations, turning these lurking ship-hunters into motherships for Navy SEAL raids. Photos show the special operations ...

Yep, the Navy SEALs used a handful of snowmobiles ... and it involved the aforementioned SEALs, as well as Army Green Berets, US Army 160th SOAR crews, and a host of foreign allies totaling ...

These days, all of the United States' submarines are nuclear-powered ... remotely operated underwater vehicles (ROV) operated by Navy SEALs on clandestine missions. The modification cost $887 ...

“Training with US Navy SEALs to make the most of the capability provided by Australia’s new nuclear-powered submarines will be a valuable extension of the existing covert capabilities held by ...

The so-called dry combat submersible, a miniature submarine for ferrying SEALs around ... even if we don’t have that submarine underneath us to support us.” SOCOM reached full operational ...

Key Points - The US Navy faces a critical "submarine deficit," operating only ... They can run fast and silently, dive quickly, insert Navy SEALs, and sail unseen or unheard in some of the most ...

With an eye toward protecting sensitive assets that lie on the ocean floor, the U.S. Navy has commissioned a next-generation attack-class submarine that can sneak along the ocean floor and perform ...

There are three operational classes of attack submarines in its the U.S ... sea vehicles or special-forces operatives like the Navy SEALs into a contested area undetected.

Petty Officer 2nd Class Daniel Riggin, a Legacy High School graduate, is serving as an electrician's mate aboard the USS ...