Navy Commandos are elite special forces units within a country's navy, trained for various maritime operations. They specialize in tasks such as reconnaissance, direct action, and counter-terrorism, often operating in small teams. Their training includes skills in diving, parachuting, and close-quarters combat, enabling them to execute missions in diverse environments. These commandos often work alongside other military branches and may collaborate with international forces. They play a crucial role in protecting national interests, conducting hostage rescues, and gathering intelligence. Notable examples include the United States Navy SEALs and the British Royal Marines Commandos.