Nick Coffman

On 6 June, 2011, the men from Bravo Company, 3rd Reconnaissance Battalion were patrolling near a village in Afghanistan’s Sangin Valley. That morning, all women, children, and livestock could be observed quickly evacuating the village, an occurrence termed “mass exodus,” which preceded all significant attacks against the Marines. This was observed by three surveillance aircraft, two […]

Major Fred Galvin (USMC retired) has been trying for over eight years to expose the truth of his men’s involvement in a 2007 ambush in Afghanistan.

We must demand that the secretary of defense immediately end this case by publicly announcing the Marine Raiders of Fox Company are innocent.

Major Galvin requests that patriotic citizens address their concerns of the Marines who testified regarding their interrogation by the Marine prosecutors and their violations of the Convening Authorities’ lawful order of having a “fair and impartial” process.

MARSOC Fox Company received an official “gag order” preventing any communication with the media—until now.

Read LTG Kearney’s words to see how he falsely condemned seven MARSOC Marines in the media years ago, and continues to do so on the lecture circuit.

A gag order, meant to prevent media coverage of a controversial case involving Green Berets and an Afghan police commander, was recently imposed.

The bar was expressly created with the operator in mind, particularly when they are in the field or downrange.

MARSOC’s Fox Company was wrongfully accused of killing Afghan civilians in March of 2007, but their reputations are still tarnished.

Watch as a terrorist is engaged by two Apache helicopters. No surprises how this one turns out.

The exclusive mission of SWCC operators is to expertly drive and provide fire support on specialized high-tech surface combatant craft.

A recon corpsman provides medical and operational services for Fleet Marine Force Reconnaissance and special operations personnel.