SOMEONE SPECIAL U.S. NAVY SEALS VIETNAM WAR ERA MOVIE 33674

Produced as a recruitment film for the U.S. Navy, "Someone Special" profiles the U.S. Navy SEALs / UDTs (Sea, Air, Land Teams / Underwater Demolition Teams). Shown to members of recruiting classes, this film gave some insight into the special operations group's intimidating training regimes and combat abilities. An incredible look back into SEAL history, this is one film not to be missed.
This 23-minute film, presented by the Naval Special Warfare Training Center, introduces the viewer to “Someone Special” … U.S. Navy SEALS. The SEALs (an acronym for the navy’s Sea, Air and Land Teams), are an elite special operations force and part of the Naval Special Warfare Command. Someone Special was the official U.S. Navy recruiting film for the U.S. Navy SEALs during the Vietnam War era.This film was shown to all U.S. Navy recruits during their recruit training, and it was designed to motivate young sailors to volunteer for SEAL training. The film covers the following topics:
War Games Demonstration: What S.E.A.L.s do and how they do it
How to become a S.E.A.L.
Overview of Basic Underwater Demolition Team/SEAL Training (BUD/S)
BUD/S: First Phase (Physical Training): PT exercises, beach running, obstacle course training, long distance swimming, surf passage and rock portage, hydrographic reconnaissance, log PT
Hell Week: Bringing each man as close as possible to his physical and mental breaking point
BUD/S: Second Phase (Land Warfare): Demolition techniques, rappelling, small unit tactics, live fire exercises at San Clemente Island, UDT cast and recovery training, beach clearing with live demolitions
BUD/S: Third Phase (Diving Phase): SCUBA training, ocean compass navigation, mock attacks on ships, submarine lock-in & lock-out training
BUD/S Graduation
Life in The Teams: Mark XV underwater breathing apparatus training, SEAL Delivery Vehicle (SDV) training, US Army Airborne training, High Altitude Low Opening (HALO/HAHO]) training, rock climbing, arctic training, desert training, jungle training
This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD and 2k. For more information visit www.PeriscopeFilm.com

[@justsomeamerican2301]

Better than any action film produced today

[@CoolestDude38NC]

I remember being shown this in a Navy recruiters office way back in 1986. It really stoked my interest in the SEALs, long before they became a household word like they are today. Hardly anyone knew about them back in the eighties.

[@thecupcakeman69]

I had this on VHS lol. This was part of a documentary on navy seals. This was 80’s though

[@dionthomas5418]

I remember that movie back when I was little growing up and I love it, showing me the early education about Navy SEALs America's most deadliest shadow warriors, fearless Men with Green faces defending America against all enemies of freedom everywhere by any means necessary to protect freedom and the American way of life

[@ambushedimagination1931]

I loved this and Green Faces when I was a yonker. Then it was, fast is slow, slow is smooth, smooth is quick. Now it's, fast is old, old is fat, fat is red meat.
Life just gets away from us.

[@user-mn1cx6rt9e]

I don't think that the film is in the Vietnam era.The music and the weaponry is between 1979-82.

[@buzzdittmar9627]

ΓΙΑΝΝΗΣ ΜΠΑΡΟΥΤΑΚΗΣ also the desert camo is 80s. Afghan type. I agree

[@user-mn1cx6rt9e]

@@buzzdittmar9627 👍.Ronald Reagan Era.

[@hckyplyr9285]

ΓΙΑΝΝΗΣ ΜΠΑΡΟΥΤΑΚΗΣ Yep concur early 80s Duran Duran sunglasses at 21:22 give this away as ‘82-‘83.

[@user-mn1cx6rt9e]

@@hckyplyr9285 😁😂🤣

[@lance8080]

The desert camouflage was early 80s till the first gulf war.

[@kingbenjamin22]

That music is something special !

[@jamesguitarshields]

18:03 - a KPM Production Library track off of the 1984 album "The Video Connection"

[@superseal1]

lol did they use footage of the deathstar blowing up?

[@robertw4230]

You're only as good as the guys that get you in and out !

[@garycole520]

I knew right away it wasn’t Vietnam era when I saw the Fast Rope.

[@Ronbo710]

Uzi's? Where are the motorcycles with the handlebar rockets LMAO

[@capriracer351]

I agree with the comments below. This is a mid 1980's film. Reagan era, not Vietnam.

[@greenstreet5287]

A ghillie suit seal using an uzi instead of any type of rifle....😂

[@wesleyfrierson8785]

This not a Vietnam Era Documentary. There's a ISUZU TROOPER in the background of Training 1ST Phase. TROOPER weren't built until 1981. Maybe Reagan Era is more accurate

[@JamaniusFreebone]

Definitely not Vietnam era get it right

[@kwdoug]

We watched this on seal day in boot

[@lostinpa-dadenduro7555]

It’s like an episode of Airwolf / Miami Vice. This music. 😀

[@lostinpa-dadenduro7555]

@@cellardoor199991 Thanks bro. 😀👍

[@mcalax5901]

Where’s Hannibal and Face Man?

[@bkdesignr]

Also the way that 2nd commie rolled after being shot was very 1982

[@ambushedimagination1931]

Nobody takes a bullet like the Commies.

[@DD-ov2kp]

Wow! I remember getting this VHS tape along with my orders to BUD/S.

[@Seawolfaka]

Is Richard Marcinko in any of these

[@traiatphang6746]

Heroes!

[@JasonSmith-we5ls]

Wtf blew up @ 5:30?!?

[@walterheinen5298]

🔱🍺

[@prostytroll]

Very gay and purple....

[@ellzgoespro6568]

Worst title ever!