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NOTE that our banner has changed... the official NAVY SEAL TRIDENT has been removed from our site in order to comply with new COPYRIGHT regulations which have been imposed by the US NAVY. In the wake of the most recent public and media attention given to the Navy's SEAL Teams, the US Navy has determined to impose copyright regulations to prevent misrepresentation by unofficial entities and organizations. You might have heard that the DISNEY CORPORATION attempted (unsuccessfully) to copyright the term "SEAL TEAM 6" in the wake of the announcement about the Bin Laden operation. One can only imagine what profiteering actions they might have taken if their efforts had succeeded. We strongly support the US Navy's efforts to retain control of the official emblem of the SEAL Teams, and prevent it being used in a misleading manner. We are dismayed whenever we see the SEAL TRIDENT being used as a means of profiteering on the backs of the Navy SEALs who earned the right to bear the emblem, or used in a manner which freely distributes the SEAL logo on hats, t-shirts, and other apparel for use by SEAL imposters. In support of the Navy's efforts we have replaced the official Navy SEAL TRIDENT image throughout this web site with a 'SURROGATE' image which we hope will convey the essence of the SEAL TRIDENT and the heritage of the Navy's UDT and SEAL Teams.
Welcome to the CyberSEALs web pages. Here we strive to inform the public regarding the history and true nature of the men who have served and are serving our nation as US Navy SEALs.
It is our intention to provide access to information which will educate those seeking to know more about Naval Special Warfare, to assist those who are considering a career in Naval Special Warfare, and to provide a private and secure environment in which former and active-duty SEALs and members of their precursor units (S&R, NCDU, UDT) may communicate with each other.
[Click on the SEAL Trident to the left of each category to visit the linked web page]
