Navy SEALs: Untold Stories

Documentary series. In October 1983, rebel soldiers take over the island of Grenada, assassinate the prime minister and hold Governor-General Paul Scoon and his family hostage. The US is asked for help and two military helicopters are soon racing through the night carrying the Seals on a mission to rescue Scoon and his family. Outnumbered and facing fierce resistance, the Seals infiltrate Government House and hold the building until the marines arrive the next day.

Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega steps up his threats of violence against Americans and their assets in Panama.

In January 1991, civil wars are tearing apart Somalia as American nationals, foreign diplomats and civilians take shelter in the US Embassy in Mogadishu.

When Medal of Honor winner LTC Iceal Hambleton's plane is shot down while on a recon mission, a Navy SEAL and his South Vietnamese sidekick race to rescue him.

In December 1989, Navy Seal divers brave enemy waters to destroy Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega's heavily guarded gunboat and prevent his escape. The Navy Seals use a number of evasive tactics to approach surreptitiously since the entire US invasion of Panama could be compromised if they are spotted. However, when the invasion is brought forward by 15 minutes, the divers cannot be contacted because their underwater radios are not working.

The February 1998 commando mission to apprehend five Serbian war criminals in northern Bosnia.