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The most powerful force the world never sees

The SEALs- an acronym for Sea, Air and Land- were created in 1962 by president John F. Kennedy to conduct unconventional

and counter-guerrilla warfare. Now more than 35 years after the first mission, their mystique and popularity have grown

beyond comparison.

The SEALs are based on the East and West coasts of the United States. Widely regarded as the preeminent defensive force

in the world, SEALs operate some of the most sophisticated equipment available, from high speed gunner boats to laser-guided

weapons. SEAL missions are strictly classified and require the highest degree of precision. That's why SEAL teamwork and

camaraderie have become legendary- they not only protect the lives of every American, they protect each other, everyday.

The honor and pride associated with becoming a SEAL is the driving force for those who join. SEALs understand that

they have a direct impact on the security of America, and it is their dedication and determination that have earned them such

an elite status in our society. But that honor doesn't come easily. Becoming a SEAL starts by becoming a Sailor.

Before you can apply for the SEALs program, you must first join the Navy. An enlistment in the Navy prepares you for the

challenge of becoming a SEAL or pursuing other technical fields. In fact, every year, the Navy trains people like you in one of over

60 high-tech fields like nuclear propulsion, aviation electronics and computer programming. Right now, the Navy has over 50,000

job openings- jobs that don't require prior experience. You'll receive advanced training that will help you succeed both in the Navy

and in the today's highly competitivetive world.

The Navy ill also reward you with exceptional benefits such as money for college, 30 days of vacation with pay earned every year, world

travel and regular promotions based on your abilities.