Red Cell (U.S. Navy Seal Team Six)

In 1985, the U.S. Navy created an ultrasecret commando force known as "Red Cell." The group was tasked with the sensitive mission of testing security at U.S. and NATO bases. Acting as terrorists, Commander Richard Marcinko and ex-members of SEAL Team Six used their highly specialized skills to carry out attacks against U.S. aircraft carriers nuclear submarines, and even the private jet of the president of the United States. They breached fences and gates with ease, planted bombs in "secure" areas, and took hundreds of hostages, including security chiefs and base commanders. And to document these stunning lapses in security, they videotaped every exercise. This remarkable footage is combined with interviews with navy officers, former members of Red Cell, and Commander Marcinko himself to tell the shocking true story of the U.S. Navy's own "terrorist" group: Red Cell.