The Navy’s Revolutionary New SEAL Delivery Vehicle

Another boring day at the Navy SEAL Museum. This special delivery Mk-VIII Mod. 0 SEAL Delivery Vehicle (SDV) just arrived from Panama City, FL. The 3,500 pound fiberglass “wet” submersible will be restored for visitor education and enjoyment. Providing a glimpse into Navy SEAL training, the Museum works hard to preserve the history and heritage of these warriors. | The National Navy UDT SEAL Museum

Navy SEALs SDV Strike

SEAL Delivery Vehicles (SDVs) are employed by U.S. Navy SEAL operators. They are small free-flooding submersibles that can transport up to six combat-equipped SEALs. Free-flooding means that the SEALs are surrounded by sea water during the entire mission, where they breathe compressed air from the SDV’s internal life-support system or from tactical underwater breathing apparatus. Learn more about Navy SEAL vehicles, weapons and training: https://www.navysealmuseum.org/ | The National Navy UDT SE