recount the ticking-clock missions of the “Commandos of the Deep” through firsthand accounts in Navy SEALs: Their Untold Story, a new documentary about the transformation of U.S. Navy frogmen into the warrior elite Navy SEALs (Sea, Air and Land). Despite the widespread attention paid to the SEALs since they eliminated Osama bin Laden, the story of how these clandestine commandos evolved in response to changing threats—from WWII to the War on Terror—and how their extraordinary abilities shaped U.S. and world history, has remained untold. Few people know the unheralded tales of the first frogmen who dared to face almost certain death with little training, scant equipment, and untested tactics. Navy SEALs: Their Untold Story revisits the most riveting missions of each era, and tells the story of how the SEALs changed the nature of the Navy’s special operations. The Navy’s first Special Warfare Units go back to World War II, and, without them, many of the chapters of that conflict—including the invasion of Normandy—and subsequent conflicts in Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan, and Iraq—might have been written with different outcomes. Admirals, master chiefs, clandestine operators, demolitioneers, and snipers reveal how U.S. Navy SEALs morphed into the world’s most admired commandoes through never-before-seen footage, home movies, and personal mementoes, along with firsthand accounts—including that of a D-Day demolition team member.