Navy Seal Museum, Fort Pierce Gallery

The obstacles that frogmen destroyed during their practices in Fort Pierce.

Patrol River Boat used by Seals in Vietnam. It can operate in debris-filled water only nine inches deep.

UH-1B helicopters, called &amp;quot;Seawolves,&amp;quot; from the Vietnam war could respond almost instantly day and night, providing rapid insertion and extraction.

Two training Apollo Space Capsules that frogmen met upon splashdown, attached a flotation collar to, opened the hatch, then helped the astronauts board a helicopter.

An SDV or wet submersible that is filled with water and then flown underwater like an airplane. The Seals each breath through a personal breathing apparatus.

An LCPL or &amp;quot;cast and recovery&amp;quot; boat used by the frogmen. I love the shark design!

Learning about the Fort Pierce Naval Amphibious Training Base.

Exhibit about underwater demolition teams.

Atlantic operations exhibit.

The pacific operations exhibit is attractive with its large globe.

A large photo welcomes you to the exhibits area.

Life-like exhibit.

The gorgeous pathway to the beach behind the museum.

Pepper Park Beach, behind the museum.