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“My class started with 150 students,” a former SEAL officer said. “At the end of Hell Week, only 24 were there, some of them pretty beat up.”

During the exercise, US helicopters supported Greek special operators on objectives only accessible by traversing long distances over water.

Combat diving is an intrinsic part of all Special Operations capabilities, but it’s bread and butter for the U.S. Navy SEALs.

The FBI warning appears to confirm Twitter’s revelation last week that Trump supporters were planning additional violent demonstrations.

A former military aide and experts explain what likely happens to the world’s most important briefcase if Trump is a no-show at Biden’s inauguration.

Russia has successfully test-fired the weapon from a warship three times, but each test involved only one missile.

The variety of weapons and gear that North Korea put on display in October may belie the actual extent of its ongoing military modernization.

Biden should view our relationship with Saudi Arabia for what it is: A pragmatic arrangement whose genesis occurred at a very different time.

Brexit means that the UK is now blocked from a database that makes it easy to track terror suspects.

When the car in front of him burst into flames, GySgt Kyle Wetter ran to the vehicle and rescued a young girl trapped in the back seat.

A top secret military mission. A famous civilian oceanographer. The story of how the Titanic was found that was never told.

Foreign Policy spoke to 36 US officials, who said China forcing its firms to process stolen data represents the “commercial wing of the party.”