Navy Resilience: Training and Trials

This chapter examines the historical assessments of Navy training programs from 1955, focusing on the traits that contribute to success in underwater demolition teams. It highlights the ongoing challenges in candidate selection while recounting the camaraderie and resilience of UDT Frogmen during training and operations, including their experiences in the Vietnam War. The narrative delves into the complexities of military roles and leadership, showcasing the commitment and character of individuals who navigate both rigorous missions and personal challenges.