1. stopping pirates off of the coast of Somalia
   killing Osama bin Laden
2. capturing Saddam Hussein

It will probably always be the most famous SEAL mission in history.

1. the 1980s
   2015
2. It wasn't.

It's officially called DEVGRU (Development Group), a unit of the U.S. Naval Special Warfare Development Group; SEAL Team Six is an unofficial moniker held over from the old days.

1. 0
   1
2. 2

And if you have a pattern of any kind of criminal behavior, or you're a substance abuser, you can forget your SEAL dreams.

1. submarine driving
   rope skills
2. demolition skills

But they will learn sniper skills, surveillance, drone operation and much more.

1. Panama
   Grenada
2. Cuba

The invasion was a success and Grenada marks the conflict as Thanksgiving Day in appreciation for its liberation.

1. Basic Undersea Diving / SEAL school
   Basic Underwater Demolition / SEAL school
2. Basic Undeveloped Diver / SEAL school

This 6-month training course is divided into three phases that tests the limits of each service member.

1. White Flag Week
   Quitters Week
2. Hell Week

It is the high (or rather, low) point of an obscenely difficult physical conditioning phase.

1. 8,200
   2,500
2. 1,200

These service members are some of the most mentally adaptable and physically tough people in the world.

1. a SEAL candidate's overall intelligence
   a candidate's physical fitness
2. a candidate's mental toughness

The Physical Screen Test scores are very important for people who want to enter SEAL training.

1. 8 minutes and 30 seconds
   9 minutes and 30 seconds
2. 10 minutes and 30 seconds

But ideally, the Navy wants people who can run that distance in 9:30 or less.

1. 30
   33
2. 35

To begin the program at this age, you need a special waiver and you have to be highly qualified.

1. 35%
   60%
2. 80%

The challenges of training take their toll on just about everyone.

1. diving
   land warfare
2. parachute training

Even Navy SEALS need nine weeks of land warfare training.

1. four hours
   three hours
2. Five hours

And that's if he's lucky.

1. 120 miles
   200 miles
2. 90 miles

That's in addition to the other physical conditioning they do; they also have to complete complicated mental exercises.

1. Going public as transgender
   Shooting Osama bin Laden
2. Flying the helicopter that crashed into bin Laden's hideout

Now known as Kristin Beck, she served for 20 years and won several medals, including a Bronze Star.

1. 22-32
   21-30
2. 18-28

If your mom or dad is willing to sign, you could potentially begin your training at 17.

1. To make the enemy think the U.S. had several SEAL teams
   Because it was the sixth SEAL team
2. It had a nice ring to it.

When the unit was named, there was actually only one other SEAL team.

1. around 7%
   less than 1 %
2. about 3%

Although SEAL training is slated to open to women, the Navy does not expect to see much interest from female divers.

1. mountaineering school
   parachute school
2. SEAL Qualification Training

Once they finish parachute training, they move on to SEAL Qualification Training.

1. 26 weeks
   52 weeks
2. 63 weeks

Once completed, the trainee is officially a SEAL and can begin specialized training that leads to deployment.

1. evacuation and medical
   surveillance
2. assault

Other teams specialize in transportation, surveillance or assault.

1. To locate warlords who were training terrorists in Afghanistan
   To find North Vietnamese fighters during the Vietnam War
2. To find terrorists after the 9/11 attacks

SEAL members did their part to find the Viet Cong and either capture or kill them.

1. 2,600
   26,000
2. 260,000

That number is probably on the low end.

1. one
   two
2. three

One team was sent to the West Coast; the other went to the East Coast.

1. 6 to 8 months
   one year
2. 18 months

Some service members spend much more of their time as SEALs, though.

1. But only if your superiors approve.
   TRUE
2. FALSE

Colorblindness is not a deterrent for the Navy SEALs.

1. 32
   18
2. 9

Platoons are generally 16 people; squads are eight.

1. The code name for the invasion of Grenada
   The code name for the invasion of Panama
2. The code name for the invasion of Iraq

SEAL service members were critical to the removal of dictator Manuel Noriega.

1. nine
   seven
2. five

At more than 2,000 strong, they have enough firepower to address several areas of conflict simultaneously.