Talk:United States Naval Special Warfare Development Group

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[edit] Merge proposal

I propose to merge United States Navy Special Warfare Development Group]] and United States Naval Special Warfare Development Group because obviously they deal with the same unit. Rob1bureau (talk) 08:02, 17 April 2008 (UTC)

A merge would be good but the name needs to stay as United States Naval Special Warfare Development Group. Also most of the content on both articles are the same, but some inaccurate info that is in the United States Navy Special Warfare Development Group article isn't in the United States Naval Special Warfare Development Group article. The Navy Special Warfare Development Group article also perpetuates the misconception that SEAL Team 6 and DEVGRU are the exact same thing. Outdawg (talk) 16:09, 17 April 2008 (UTC)

[edit] more sources

Several former ST-6 operators of the 1980s have written books, including Robert Gormly Combat Swimmer (Gormly was Cdr of ST-6 during the Grenada invasion and Achille Lauro hijack), Dennis Chalker One Perfect Op and Chuck Pfarrer Warrior Soul. On the web, two interesting articles about SEALs in the "Black Hawk Down" battle : [1] and [2] Rob1bureau (talk) 07:32, 2 June 2008 (UTC)