The Navy SEAL vs. the Cop: Comparing the mindset of police versus operators
Before we start, I feel like there should be a disclaimer, something like, “The views expressed in this article do not reflect those of all police or Navy SEALs.”
Brett Jones
Texas A&M Galveston Corps of Cadets selects openly gay cadet commander
Since 1876, Texas A&M University has been unleashing a steady arsenal of driven people into service. Former alumni include James Earl Rudder, the historic commander of Allied forces during the battle for Pointe Du Hoc during the Normandy invasion; Texas Governor Rick Perry; and an incredible seven Medal of Honor recipients. At the newer Galveston campus, cadets […]
Former Navy SEAL: How the security industry has to adapt to an ever-changing threat
The online-trained, minimum-wage security guard might help your grandma cross the street safely, but isn’t ideal when shit hits the fan.
Scout’s Honor: A Navy SEAL’s Perspective On Gay Boy Scout Leaders
The Boy Scouts of America have an amazing opportunity to be a part of the elimination of labels for an entire generation of young people.
The Road Less Traveled
Make no mistake about it; we are in the middle of a storm. Generations before have only been able to whisper of equality, and many in our lifetime have been shamed, harassed, and even murdered for it.
