Frogmen, originally used to describe naval combat divers during World War II, evolved into the SEALs (Sea, Air, and Land teams) with the establishment of the U.S. Navy SEALs in 1962. The transition reflected a need for specialized forces capable of conducting unconventional warfare across various environments. The term "frogman" persisted informally, but the formal designation of SEALs represented a more structured and comprehensive approach to special operations.
Navy seals are "frogmen" in that they conduct amphibious operations.
The duration of The Frogmen is 1.6 hours.
The Frogmen was created on 1951-06-29.
No. President Kennedy sent advisors to South Vietnam, not Korea. Vietnam was the slow-growing cancer that allowed advisers to become involved. JFK sent the SEALS and Green Berets to Southeast Asia (Vietnam). JFK authorized the "Green Beret" for the US Special Forces. The SEALS were converted UDT men (Under Water Demolition men, aka Frogmen); they too were converted to SEALS on JFK's watch.
we prefer to be called scuba divers but some may call us frogmen : )
seals are still around. they are not yet extinct but are becoming extinct
"Blown seals" are seals that are either worn out or have become stiff and now leak the fluid they are supposed to control.
tomorrow
J. Andrews
Seals evolved these features to become more hydrodynamic.
Navy Log - 1955 The Frogmen 1-1 was released on: USA: 20 September 1955
No they are not. but they might become soon.