The United States Navy forms SEAL Team Six, a special operations force, in response to the failed Mayaguez incident in 1972.
USSOCOM's SEAL Team Six conducts the raid that results in the death of Osama bin Laden in Abbottabad, Pakistan.
SIX is formed as an elite intelligence unit to handle high-stakes covert operations that require coordination beyond traditional agencies.
The team conducts their first global operation to dismantle a cyber-terrorist network threatening major world capitals.
The original six members of the SIX team are introduced, each with unique skills and backgrounds to complement the team's objectives.
During a mission, one agent breaks protocol causing an international incident and forcing SIX to go underground temporarily.
SIX officially regains government support after successfully neutralizing a global arms dealer.
SIX executes their final and most critical mission to stop a hostile organization from taking over global security systems.
