United States Navy SEALs in popular culture

Navy SEALs training with MP5 submachine guns. SEALs are known for their use of camouflage green face paint.

This is a list of depictions of United States Navy SEALs in popular culture. The U.S. Navy SEALs are the U.S. Navy's principal special operations force and a part of the Naval Special Warfare Command and United States Special Operations Command.[1]

Games

Comics/Graphic Novels

Literature

Some of these books may not be fiction.
  • Books by Dick Couch
  • The Bahrain Conspiracy by Bentley Gates.
  • Rainbow Six is a novel about a fictional multi-nation counterterrorism unit by Tom Clancy which features ex-SEAL John Clark.
  • Rogue Warrior series, by Richard Marcinko.
  • Suffer in Silence, by David Reid.
  • Without Remorse, featuring John Clark, by Tom Clancy.
  • Some books by Patrick Robinson
  • Seal Team Seven, by Keith Douglass
  • SEALs: UDT/SEAL Operations in Vietnam and SEAL Team: Rollback, by Tim L. Bosiljevac
  • The Prince of Tides by Pat Conroy. Narrator's brother Luke was a retired SEAL and one of his combat missions is mentioned in the book.
  • Uncommon Heroes Series by Dee Henderson
  • Subterranean by James Rollins. 2 guards are SEALs.
  • Sigma Force Novels by James Rollins. Sean McKnight is a former SEAL.
  • Deep Fathom by James Rollins. Protagonist Jack Kirkland is a former SEAL.
  • Paladin of Shadows series by John Ringo. Protagonist Mike Harmon is a former SEAL, as is his friend and classmate former Master Chief Charles Adams.
  • Covert One, a series by Robert Ludlum, has the mention of SEALs in a couple of novels (e.g. - The Cassandra Compact, The Ambler Warning).
  • Scot Harvath is a series by Brad Thor. Protagonist Scot Harvath is a former SEAL turned U.S. Secret Service agent. Featured in the following books: The Lions of Lucerne, Path of the Assassin, State of the Union, Blowback, Takedown, The First Commandment, The Last Patriot, and The Apostle.
  • Carl Hamilton, by Jan Guillou. The book is about a Swedish officer, his life and some of his missions. He's trained by SEALs in San Diego, CA.
  • Suzanne Brockmann is a romance novelist whose "Troubleshooters" (Random House) and "Tall, Dark & Dangerous" (Harlequin) series of romance/action novels feature SEALs, their missions, and their love interests.
  • Rachel Gibson is a comedy/romance novelist whose recent 2013 “Run to You” (Avon: HarperCollins) and “Rescue Me” (2012 Avon: HarperCollins) romance novels feature retired SEALs, their reentry to work and true love. A third ex-military character, is ex-Marine sharpshooter who competes with them, giving us some rivalry slang.
  • H. Jay Riker : Seals; the Warrior Breed a series of 11 books
  • From the Depths, by Gerry Doyle.
  • In Reliquary by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child SEAL Team "Blue-Seven" is deployed to set explosives and collapse the "Astor Tunnels" in New York
  • Warrior Elite, The Finishing School and Down Range by Dick Couch follow SEALs through BUDS, SQT and the GWOT.
  • No Easy Day and No Hero by Mark Owen are books about the mission that killed Osama bin Laden, as well as Owen's life and career as a Navy SEAL, including his service in DEVGRU.
  • American Sniper by Chris Kyle is a book about Kyle's life as a sniper in the Navy SEALs.
  • The Monkey Handlers, by G. Gordon Liddy
  • Lone Survivor by Marcus Luttrell is a book which accounts Luttrell's service in Operation Red Wings as a Navy SEAL.
  • Enemies, Foreign & Domestic: A SEAL's Story by Carl Higbie
  • SEAL Team Rollback, by J. Demarest. A fictional account of classified UDT/SEAL missions in Vietnam.
  • Star Carrier series by William H. Keith, Jr. (under the name Ian Douglas) has the SEAL evolve into SEALS with the second "S" meaning "Space" (although an individual member of the unit is still called a SEAL). At one point, a SEALS team boards an enormous alien ship only to find out that the ship's single occupant is a sentient gas bag hundreds of meters in size that perceives the SEALS as little more than parasites.
  • Leslie Wolfe's Alex Hoffmann series (Executive (2011), Devil's Move (2014), The Backup Asset (2015), The Ghost Pattern (2015), and Operation Sunset (2016)) features ex-SEAL Louie (Lou) Bailey, a technology expert and white hat hacker.

Film

Television

See also

References

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  2. Navy SEALs at worldofspectrum.com
  3. Navy SEALs at lemon64.com
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  10. The Patriot Trailer 1986. October 8, 2014.
  11. "Behind Enemy Lines: Colombia". IMDb. Retrieved May 9, 2016.
  12. Behind Enemy Lines: Colombia Trailer.
  13. "Navy SEALs vs. Zombies". IMDB.
  14. "Frogmen". IMDb. Retrieved May 9, 2016.
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