Dragon 3301 LSSC (LIGHT SEAL SUPPORT CRAFT)

LSSC (Light SEAL Support Vehicle) is an American motor boat from the post-war period, used by US Navy Seals. The producer of this type of boat was the company Grafion Boats, and a total of about 16 boats of this type were built. The drive was provided by two Ford Interceptor engines, which allowed to reach speeds of around 26 knots. The LSSC was also very well armed for a boat of this size. Its armament included, among others, 7.62 and 12.7 mm machine guns and grenade launchers. The boat was used primarily during the Vietnam War in 1964 / 1965-1975 on the rivers of this country - especially on the Mekong. It was used to carry out reconnaissance and intelligence tasks, but also to carry out distant reconnaissance missions behind the enemy group.

US Navy SEAL (full name: United States Navy Sea, Air and Land) is the name of a special unit serving within the United States Navy. It was formed by a special order of President John F. Kennedy in May 1961, but it dates back to the World War II special unit of the US Navy called UDT (UDT). Underwater Demolition Team). Originally soldiers US Navy SEALs were trained primarily to operate in the aquatic and semi-terrestrial environment, with particular emphasis on the control of enemy ships and ships. Currently, it is a versatile special unit also used in land and surface-air operations. It is also used in anti-terrorist activities or to conduct the so-called special reconnaissance. Each soldier of the formation must undergo a very demanding 41-week training, after which he receives the so-called SEAL trident. Soldiers of this formation took part in many conflicts, including: the Vietnam War (1964 / 1965-1975), both the Persian Gulf Wars (1990-1991 and 2003) or the operations in Afghanistan (from 2001).