Class-29
: The Making of U.S. Navy SEALs
by John Carl Roat
(Paperback - March 2000)
Death
in the Delta: Diary of a Navy Seal
Gary R. Smith, Alan Maki
Paperback / Published 1996
Death
in the Jungle: Diary of a Navy Seal
Gary R. Smith, Alan Maki
Paperback / Published 1996
The
Element of Surprise: Navy Seals in Vietnam
Darryl Young
Paperback / Published 1995
Good
to Go : The Life and Times of a Decorated Member of the U.S. Navy's Elite
Seal Team Two
by Harry Constance, Randall Fuerst
In the mid-nineteen sixties, Harry Constance made a life-altering journey
that led him out of Texas and into the jungles of Vietnam. As a young naval
officer, he went from UDT training to the U.S. Navy's newly formed SEAL
Team Two, and then straight into furious action. By 1970, he was already
the veteran of three hundred combat missions and the recipient of thirty-two
military citations, including three Bronze stars and a Purple Heart. Amazon.com
Paperback - 413 pages Reprint edition (August 1998)
Avon; ISBN: 0380729660
Hunters
& Shooters - An Oral History of the US Navy Seals in Vietnam
Bill Fawcett (Editor)
Paperback / Published 1996
Master
Chief: Diary of a Navy SEAL
Gary R. Smith
Paperback / Published 1996
A winner of the Purple Heart recounts his fifth tour of duty in Vietnam
as a member of the elite Navy SEALs and his rise to the highest enlisted
rank, master chief petty officer. Ingram
The
Men Behind the Trident: SEAL Team One in Vietnam
Dennis J. Cummings (Editor)
Paperback - 254 pages Reissue edition (June 1998)
Bantam Books; ISBN: 0553579282
One
Perfect Op: An Insider's Account of the Navy Seal Special Warfare Teams
by Dennis C. Chalker, et al
Dennis Chalker says "the greatest challenge offered by the U.S. military
[is] to become a Navy SEAL." A former SEAL himself, Chalker tells of his
life and times in one of the military's most elite units. Much of One Perfect
Op describes the extensive training each SEAL goes through, not only to
become a SEAL but to remain one: "Our training had been hard and dangerous
for a reason: you train as you fight." And the training certainly was hazardous--Chalker
describes how one of his teammates was killed during an exercise. About
half the book goes by before Chalker sees his first real combat, during
the invasion of Grenada in 1983. His unit was tasked with protecting the
island's governor. He also saw action in Panama and on a number of other
operations, though he often leaves out the names of places and dates because
these remain classified. His career was certainly varied. He was once part
of "Red Cell," a special SEAL team whose job was to play the part of terrorists
and test the security of naval facilities. At another point, he stormed
a hostile beach to help a family escape. His equipment included all the
standard SEAL hardware--guns, night-vision goggles, etc.--as well as a
baby carrier and pacifier. Richard Marcinko writes the introduction (Chalker
served under him), and his fans will easily become Chalker's fans as well.
--John
Miller - Amazon.com
Hardcover: 332 pages
William Morrow & Co; ISBN: 0380978040; (March 26,
2002)
Point
Man
James, Chief Watson
Chief Petty Officer James "Patches" Watson was there at the beginning
of the Navy SEALs--America's deadliest and most elite fighting force. This
is the story of a hero who walked the point through three tours of Vietnam
. . . staying alert to trip wires, booby traps and punji pits as he guided
his squad on mission after mission.
Paperback / Published 1997
Seal!
: From Vietnam's Phoenix Program to Central America's Drug Wars : Twenty-SixYears
With a Special Operations Warrior
by Michael J. Walsh
Paperback - 292 pages (November 1996)
Pocket Books; ISBN: 0671868535
SEALs:
UDT/SEAL Operations in Vietnam
T. L. Bosiljevac
Paperback / Published 1991
The Warrior Elite : The Forging of Seal Class 228
by Dick Couch, Cliff Hollenbeck (Photographer)
(Hardcover - October 2001)
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Whattaya
Mean I Can't Kill 'Em? : A Navy Seal in Vietnam
by Rad, Jr. Miller
Paperback 1 Ed edition (December 1998)
Ivy Books; ISBN: 0804117667