Category: Navy

It is a long and thorough process to earn a contract to attend BUD/S or SWCC school and NSW Prep ensures that only the best earn it.

Who would win in this epic matchup? Would the technologically superior Iowa class battleships prevail or would the Yamato’s guns claim victory?

In 1945, eight sailors from the USS Barb paddled to shore with a makeshift explosive to destroy an enemy train. Their legacy is alive today.

The nuclear submarine USS Scorpion met its end during the Cold War. Yet, despite its mechanical problems, something sinister might have been the cause.

Submarine special operations have become a staple of the Navy SEAL Teams and one of the U.S. military’s most valuable capabilities.

“When we go in, we want to go in together,” the Sullivan brothers had said. “If the worst comes to the worst, why, we’ll all have gone down together.”

Rescue helicopters and the Search and Rescue swimmers than man them are often the only hope of someone lost at sea.

Does the Admiral Kuznetsov have what it takes to survive against an American aircraft carrier?

Sometimes too much of a good thing can create problems as development of the USS Gerald R. Ford shows.

In “How To Become a Navy SEAL” former Navy SEAL Brandon Webb drops some info on you that most sources never mention.

The F-86 Sabre marks a very important transition stage in U.S. aircraft development. As such, it has rightfully earned its place in history.

Special Warfare Combatant-craft Crewmen (SWCCs) are a critical link in the SOCOM chain, supporting Navy SEALs in most water-borne operations.