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The nickname “Frogmen” goes back to World War II, before the Navy SEALs even existed. At the time, the Navy had Underwater Demolition Teams, or UDTs. Their job was to swim silently onto enemy beaches before amphibious landings, chart water depths, cut through obstacles, and destroy anything blocking the invasion fleet. Soldiers watching these men enter the water and disappear began calling them Frogmen, and the nickname stuck. Then in 1951, a film called The Frogmen, starring Richard Widmark and based on real UDT operations, helped make the name even more permanent. The Navy SEALs were officially established in 1962 and were built directly on UDT foundations. By 1983, the last UDTs had been redesignated as SEAL teams, leaving the SEALs to carry both the mission lineage and the Frogmen tradition forward. . . 🛒 Website - GearRack.com . . #GearRack #NavySEALs #Frogmen #UDT #UnderwaterDemolitionTeams #USNavy #SpecialOperations #MilitaryHistory #WWII #WorldWarII #NavalSpecialWarfare #MilitaryFacts #NavyHistory #USMilitary #MilitaryHistoryFact

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