The Concept of “Black Ops” (Black Operations) Within the U.S. Government, the U.S. Government Denying the Existence of Black Operations, the Reason the U.S. Government Utilizes Black Operations, the Branches of the U.S. Military Which Possess Special Mission Units (Tier 1 Units), the Etymology of “SEAL”, the Event Which Prompted U.S. President John Fitzgerald Kennedy to Create the Special Activities Division of U.S. Government Agency the Central Intelligence Agency, the Person Who Founded SEAL Team 6, the Reason SEAL Team 6 Was Created, the Reason U.S. Navy Seal Commander Richard Marcinko Selected the Name “SEAL Team 6”, the Benefit of Misdirection and Misinformation for the U.S. Military, the Purpose of the Operation Eagle Claw Mission in 1980, the Number of Soldiers Within the U.S. Military vs the Number of Navy SEALS Within the U.S. Military, the Process to Become a Navy SEAL, the 3 Characteristics the U.S. Military Monitors Within Navy SEAL Applicants, the Navy SEAL Quote Related to Preparedness, the Partial Reason Black Operations are Highly Effective for the U.S. Military, the Economic Budget of and On Demand Availability of U.S. Military Black Operations, the Chain of Command for Black Operations, the Organization Responsible for Managing and Implementing Black Operations, the Reason Marcinko Spent 1 Year Detained Within a U.S. Military Correctional Facility in 1990, the Photographic Evidence Marcinko Collected Whilst Examining the U.S. Military’s Preparedness for Infiltration, and the Lesson the Central Intelligence Agency Teaches to All Agents