Palestinians, 118, 305
Panama, 118, 127
parachuting qualifications, 30, 44, 53-54, 64, 176
parasailing, 6, 30, 273, 274
Parish, John, 44
Pavlik, Joe, 34, 196
Pavlik, Justine, 33
Patrol Boat/River (PRB), 85, 87, 89-90,97, 100-01, 103, 105, 107, 150, 151, 152, 157-58
Peet Ray, 173-75, 176, 183, 219
Pentagon, 212, 334
Marcinko at, 221-34, 325-30
Pepperman, 10, 11, 13
Petersburg, Va.,
Federal Correctional Institution, 367-68, 369, 372
Phalangists, 302, 305, 315
Phnom Penh (Cambodia), 182, 184, 186, 187, 194, 196-97, 200-01
Phong Dinh Province (Vietnam), 141
PLO, 316, 318, 369
Poe, Billy, 277
point man, 77, 154-55
Marcinko as, 304
Point Mugu Naval Air Station, 347-56
SWAT team, 347, 348, 351, 352, 353, 355, 356
Pooster the Rooster, 257, 262, 296, 299-301
mission to Lebanon, 302-03, 309-17
in Red Cell, 333, 335, 338-44, 347-56
Portable Satellite Communications (PSC-I) terminals, 12
Provincial Reconnaissance Units (PRU), 133
Puerto Rico, 49, 51, 219
Rangers, 44
Reagan, Ronald, 290-91, 346-47
Red Army Faction, 330
Red Brigades, 330, 339, 358
Red Cell (OP-06D), 345, 364, 366, 369, 370
Marcinko dismissed from, 365
mission of, 336-37
testing security at New London
submarine base, 332-44
testing security at Point
Mugu Naval Air Station, 347-62
vulnerability check, U.S.
Navy admiral in Naples, 357-62
regional Force/Provincial Force units (RFPF) (Vietnam), 147
Rhinebolt, Jake, 85, 86
Rickover, Hyman, 224
Risher, Clarence, 133, 134, 145, 151-53, 157, 161
death of, 164-67, 223-24
riverine operations, 149, 212-13
Rodger, Ron, 76, 78, 97-100, 103, 112, 116, 131, 133, 134, 145, 247, 345
Royal Danish Navy
Fromanskorpset, 238
Rudy (captain), 365
rules
SEAL Team Six and, 323
and SpecWar, 281
and terrorist activity, 341
rules of engagement (U.S.), 305
rules of war, 118, 127
Rung Sat Special Zone, 85, 110, 134, 213
Sa Dec (Vietnam), 163
Saint Thomas, 49, 51-53, 55
Sarendy, Vong (CNO), 185, 186-87, 190, 191, 192, 196, 197
SAS (Great Britain), 30, 285, 293
SATCOM (SATellite COMmunications), 12, 23, 24, 231, 309-10, 315
Saudi Arabia, 293
Saunders, Jack, 153, 161
Schaible, Dave, 249, 321
Scholtes, Richard (Dick), 4, 9, 13, 267-68
inspection of SEAL Team Six, 279-83, 320
Schwalenberg, Dewayne, 153, 161
Scollise, Frank (“Slow Frank”), 132, 141, 151, 153, 161, 164, 225, 247
SEAL Team One, 71, 87, 134, 241
counterterrorist training, 237
SEAL Team Two, 71-73, 75-76, 128, 131-32, 176, 178, 182, 228, 241, 242
Alfa Squad, 76, 109
counterterrorist training, 238
Marcinko command of, 196, 198-217, 218-21, 229, 275, 279
in Vietnam, 75-76, 81-83, 84-95, 96-108, 109-20, 199
SEAL Team Two Bravo Squad, 73, 124, 247, 261, 288, 345
training for Vietnam, 76-83
in Vietnam, 84-95, 96-108, 109-20, 121-25, 131-32, 154
SEAL Team Six, xiii, 50, 128, 240-48, 332, 370, 372
chain of command, 267-68, 321, 331
changes in, 323, 333, 368-69
SEAL Team Six (cont.) command turned over to Gonnly, 320-23
in Grenada operation, 325-30
letters of support to Marcinko, 368
Marcinko command of, xiv, 366
mission in Lebanon, 302-17
mission of, 240-41,266
modified grooming standards, 278-79,280-81,282-83
NIS attack on. 364-65
North Sea oil-rig exercise, 293-302
as outcasts, 323
selection and training of, 515, 16-32, 249-66
training fatalities, 270-2, 273, 296
work of, 290-302
SEALs, 13,46-47, 71, 75, 121-23, 125, 146
aggressiveness, 80-81
countertvrorist unit, 237-40
East Coast, 213, 237-38, 250
firepower, 4, 142, 145, 150-51
in Joint Task Force, 236-38
Navy view of, 211-12
role in Vietnam, xiv, 134-35
training of, 44
unconventional tactics of, 103-05
use of, in war, 167
viewpoint of, in amphibious
warfare doctrine, 175, 178
West Coast, 134, 213, 237, 238
Secret Service, 347, 349
Senator, The (SEAL), 254, 343
SFOD-D (Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta). See Delta Force
Shamberger, Bob, 328
Shiites, 311-12, 313, 316
SIGINT (SIGnals INTelligence), 224
Sinor, Morris, 333
SNAFU (Situation Normal, All Fucked Up), 224, 231
Snake, 311-12, 313, 316
mission to Lebanon, 302-03, 309-17
in Red Cell, 333, 335, 338-44, 347-56
Snyder, Ted, 176-77, 178, 183
Sothan (houseboy), 185, 188
Sous Chef, 191, 192-93
South Vietnamese Navy SEALs, 179
Soviet Union, 290, 293, 330
clandestine operations, 369
Spain, 238
Special Boat Squadron (SBS)
(Great Britain), 203, 214, 238
Special Forces, 144, 166
Special Warfare (SpecWar), xiii, 16-17, 75, 176, 179, 211-12, 223, 225, 226, 241-42, 245
Group Two, 212
Marcinko’s rise in, 200
Navy view of, 211-12
rules and, 281
SEALs and, 369
in Vietnam, 106-08
SpecWar commodores, 334
Marcinko alienated, 321
SpecWar Conference (1980), 249
spy satellites, 12, 224-25
STABs (SEAL Tactical Assault
Boats), 90-92, 97, 100-03, 111 120
Stanton, Bob, 175-76, 356
Suez Canal, 292
SURFLANT (SURface Force AtLANTic), 268, 279, 320
Tactics and strategy, 142, 145, 167
clearing houses, 161-62
extraction, 30, 127
infiltration, 127, 143
insertion, 45, 140
jungle fighting, 105-08
snatches, 143
in training SEAL Team Six, 261-63, 269-75, 283-89, 293-302
unconventional, 104-05 see also ambush(es); booby traps
Tan Dinh Island (Vietnam), 140
tangos (Ts), (terrorists), 8, 19, 22-23, 25, 32, 314, 315
Tarbox, Tom N. (“TNT”), 74
TARFU (Things Are Really Fucked Up), 224, 232, 286
TAT (Terrorist Action Team), 225, 228, 230
Taylor, Jose, 143
TECHINT (TECHnical INTeIligence), 224-25
terrorism, terrorists, 225-26, 290-91, 293
Italy, 358
lack of preparation to deal with (U.S.), 330-32, 333-44, 347-56
mission to assess, in Lebanon, 302-17
U.S. response to, 369-70
Tet (holiday truce), 144-45, 150, 152, 164
ticket-punching activities, 177, 179, 184, 324
Toole (commander), 103, 107, 111
Toothman, Freddie, 132-33, 171
Trailer Court, Ensign, 254-55, 273, 296, 297, 299-301, 33
3, 338-44, 347-56
Tre Noc, 84-85, 97, 103
Tremblay, Doc, 333, 338-44, 347-56
Turkey, 238
Turner, Stansfield, 224, 232
UDT/SEAL Museum, Ft.
Pierce, Fla., 368
unconventional warfare, xiv, 186 see also guerrilla warfare;
Special Warfare (SpecWar)
Underwater Demolition Team21, 9
Underwater Demolition Team22, 72
Underwater Demolition Teams (UDT), 39-40, 70, 75, 178, 199
Marcinko training, 43-55
Underwater Demolition Teams (cont.) weapons, 52
unit integrity, 81, 109, 128, 166, 205, 236, 253, 276, 292, 368
under Gormly, 323
SEAL Team Six, 265-66
United States response to terrorism, 369-70
unacceptability of civilian casualties to, 226, 319
U.S. Air Force, 9, 27
First Special Operations
Wing, 237, 240-41
20th Special Operations Squadron, 12
U.S. Army
Latin American Special Forces, 127 see also Special Forces
U.S. Department of Justice, 288
U.S. Department of State, 196, 302
U.S. Navy caste system, 8, 62, 70, 124
chain of command for SEAL Team Six, 267-68, 321-22, 331
change-of-comroand ceremonies, 198-200, 221
and counterterrorism, 5, 237-38
grooming standards, 206-07
lack of preparation for terrorism, 330-32, 333-34, 347-56
method of operations, (Vietnam), 89-90, 94-95
modified grooming standards, 241,278-79,280-81, 282
use of SEALs, 121-22 see also Special Warfare (SpecWar)
USSRushmore, 64, 85, 89, 206
*Vassily (Soviet naval attachè. Cambodia), 191
Vaught, James (Jim), 225, 227, 229, 230, 232-33, 235
Vieques Island, 3-15, 16-32, 51,61,289
Vietcong (“Charlie”), xiii, 85, 96, 97-103, 104-08, 109-20, 125, 127, 134, 140-58, 190
attack on Chau Doc, 159-69
strategies of, 89-90, 95
Vietnam, 71, 179
Marcinko in, xiii-xiv, 13, 84-95,96-108, 109-20, 121-26, 134-35, 139-58, 159-69, 174-75, 201,218,220,331
pacification programs, 148
SEAL One groups in, 213
SEAL Team Two in, 75-76, 81-83, 84-95, 96-108, 109-20, 199
Vietnam War
Vietnamization of, 179
Vietnamese Navy, 224
Vietnamese people, 167-69
Vinh Te canal, 150, 152
War
killing in, 15
unpredictability of, 224 see also rules of war
water environment, 44, 52
Watkins, James, 240, 336-37
Watson, Jim (“Patches”), 77, 78, 79, 124, 131, 154, 247, 345, 368
in Vietnam, 90-91, 97-103, 105, 112, 113-16, 119
Webb, James, 365-66
Wegener, Ulrich (Ricky), 293-302
Westy, 149, 151, 158, 160, 163
White, Chief, 41-42
Williams, Thomas R., 208-11, 255
Witham, B. B., 64-65, 66, 85-86, 89, 93-95, 96, 103, 247
Worthington, George, 196-97
Zmuda (Zmudadelinski), Dan (“Mud“), 63-64, 99
Zulu 5 Oscar (Z/5/O) exercises, 52, 64
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JOHN WEISMAN is one of the select company of writers to have both fiction and nonfiction New York Times bestsellers. He is the author of more than a dozen books, including the novels Evidence and Blood Cries, and the nonfiction bestseller Shadow Warrior, the biography of CIA agent Felix Rodnguez. His much-acclaimed short story. “There Are Monsterim,” was selected for inclusion in the Best American Mystery Stones: 1997, edited by Robert B. Parker. For the past half decade, Weisman has been informally associated with the Heckler & Koch International Training Division, where he war-games many of the scenarios for these novels. Weisman, his wife—a U.S. State Department official and their three dogs live in the Blue Ridge mountains of Virginia. John Weisman can be e-mailed at [email protected].
Dressed in a sailor suit, 1942. Did my mother, Emilie, know something I didn’t? (DICK MARCINKO PHOTOGRAPH)
Panama City, Florida, 1964. No, I am not imitating Peter f---ing Pan. I’ve just been yanked off the ground at 130 knots by a Grumman S-2 Tracker while testing equipment for the Fulton Skyhook Recovery System. (OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH U.S. NAVY )
Lt. Joe DiMartino (rear) and a couple of unidentified SEALs man an experimental SDV (Swimmer Delivery Vehicle). Joe helped get me into SEAL Team Two in 1966. (OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH U.S. NAVY)
Wheezing round the final bend during Hell Week, I am in the lead. I didn’t have to like it—I just had to do it. (DICK MARCINKO PHOTOGRAPH)
October 1961, graduation picture of UDT/R Class 26: middle row—“Mr. Geek” (that’s me), second from right; and “Mr. Mud,” first on left. (OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH U.S. NAVY)
(DICK MARCINKO)
(DICK MARCINKO)
Vietnam, 1967, a souvenir of our nighttime “snatches”—a VC suspect with a member of my first combat unit, Bravo Squad. (OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH U.S. NAVY)
Reconnaissance of hootches during a patrol by Eighth Platoon in the Three Sisters mountain region near the South China Sea, 1968. (OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH U.S. NAVY)
Me and some of my toys during my SEAL publicity tour in 1967. This picture and the interview that went with it formed the basis for the Male magazine article that nicknamed me Shark Man of the Delta and gave the VC fresh material for their wanted posters. (NEW YORK DAILY NEWS PHOTO)
SEAL squad deployed in STAB (SEALs Tactical Assault Boat), Vietnam, 1967-68. (OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH U.S. NAVY)
Harry Humphries (right) and me, on the eve of TET, 1968, as our PBR (Patrol Boat/River) pulled upriver for Chau Doc. Were we ever in for a surprise. (PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF HARRY HUMPHRIES)
VC weapons cache captured by t
he Eighth Platoon in January 1968. (OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH U.S. NAVY)
Cambodia, 1974. Ready for combat body-surfing on the ekong River, with my PBR and crew of MNKs Maritime Nationale Khmer). I’m probably one of the only naval attachès ever to have spent more days doing combat than diplomacy. (OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH U.S.NAVY)
Desert target practice during SEAL Team Six training. hose Smith & Wesson Model 66’s got real hot, too—my ammo budget for 90 men was more than the entire U.S. Marine Corps got for training ammo. (DICK MARCINKO PHOTOGRAPH)(four corner photos, top) Heavily armed choppers and other major assets were very useful during our river and ground assaults, and helpful in getting my Bronze Stars. “Doom on you, Charlie!” (OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH U.S. NAVY)
left: Awards ceremony on the Little Creek Amphibious Base parade ground, 1968. I’ve just been presented my first (of four) Bronze Star. (OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH U.S. NAVY)
taking down an oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico on a SEAL Team Six exercise. The climb is bad enough… (DICK MARCINCO PHOTOGRAPH)
Knock-knock. Who’s there? Ensign Trailer Court and a few of his friends come a-calling. (DICK MARCINK OPHOTOGRAPH)
Gotcha! The bad guys are down—except, which one’s the bad guy and which one’s the hostage? (DICK MARCINKO PHOTOGRAPH)
Trailer in his famous “Make my day” pose. He’s done it more than once. (DICK MARCINKO PHOTOGRAPH)
Calm-water boarding exercise for SEAL Team Six. (DICK MARCINKO PHOTOGRAPH)
Not-so-calm-water boarding exercise for SEAL Team Six in the Atlantic. This is why, my guys could bench-press 500 pounds. They had to—to pull themselves up these blankety-blank-ety ladders. (DICK MARCINKO PHOTOGRAPH)
Practicing clandestine shipboard infilltrations in Egypt, 1982. (DICK MARCINKO PHOTOGRAPH)
My “rogue terrorist” look? I had to don long hair and beard for covert operations. (PHOTOGRAPH BY ROGER FOLEY. … 1991)
It’s a long way from my spit-and-polish days as Commanding Officer of SEAL Team Two. (OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH U.S. NAVY)
July 1991, Annual UDT/SEAL reunion—RADM George Worthington and me. He replaced me as naval attachè in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. (JOHN WEISMAN PHOTOGRAPH)
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