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SEALS at war: the story of US Navy special warfare from the frogmen to the SEALS

By:

HOTY Edwin P

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York: Dell Publishing, 1993Description: 246pISBN:

0440214971 (pbk.)

Subject(s):

PERSIAN GULF WAR

Summary: Hoyt has a wealth of knowledge on the subject and has covered everything from the beginning of the UDTs in the second World War up to the first Persian Gulf War way back in 1991. Hoyt provides enough information that readers are given a 'taste' of what each operation consisted of. The book is good for getting a general sense of how the teams evolved from the second world war to what they were in the late 20th century but that's about where it ends. This book is a starting point for understanding the overall scope of the SEALS.

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Book	Mindef Library & Info Centre On-Shelf	359.9840973 HOY (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Available		0002787

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Hoyt has a wealth of knowledge on the subject and has covered everything from the beginning of the UDTs in the second World War up to the first Persian Gulf War way back in 1991. Hoyt provides enough information that readers are given a 'taste' of what each operation consisted of. The book is good for getting a general sense of how the teams evolved from the second world war to what they were in the late 20th century but that's about where it ends. This book is a starting point for understanding the overall scope of the SEALS.

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