Red Cell: The True Story

Red Cell: The True Story

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Red Cell: The True Story

2003

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Classified "Top Secret" by the Navy and banished by the Department of Defense, this is the true account of a unit that the government denies every existed! Staffed by members of the Navy's top secret SEAL team 6, Red Cell used their skills to carry out successful terrorist attacks against American military bases, assets and personnel worldwide. This documentary tells the shocking truth about "Red Cell" in the words of insiders who created, implemented and operated this covert operation.

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Richard Marcinko

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Richard Marcinko

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Jim Dyer

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Steve Hartman

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Ervin Kapos

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Ace Lyons

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John Weisman

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