January 5, 1970: Green Beret Franklin D. Miller Earns Medal of Honor
I was thinking, “Why am I falling? When you see that much blood, and you know that it is yours, it has a tendency to scare you.”
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I was thinking, “Why am I falling? When you see that much blood, and you know that it is yours, it has a tendency to scare you.”
The MARSOC 3, three Marine Raiders charged with killing a civilian contractor in Iraq in 2018, finally have a trial date set by their command.
The lawyer for Duke Webb, the Special Forces Sergeant who shot and killed three and wounded three others at an Illinois bowling alley on Saturday, is citing PTSD as cause for the attack.
As the battlefield is being rapidly modernized, the Army is desperately trying to keep its aging fleet of helicopters aloft and issue-free.
Duke Webb, 37, a Special Forces Sergeant, opened fire at an Illinois bowling alley killing three men and injuring several others.
I think we probably would have had a little different outcome in Afghanistan if we would have done … what we are doing now,” Miller said.
Fort Bragg has been rocked by the death of yet another special operator, a Civil Affairs Medic who killed himself after murdering his wife.
Brandon Webb has sea water in his veins, but the road to becoming a Navy SEAL was fraught with hard life lessons. Read part II of his story.
Through its work the Special Forces Charitable Trust (SFCT) is helping to honor veterans and support SF soldiers and their families.
Despite President Trump’s order to remove U.S. troops from Somalia, top generals say that pressure on al-Shabaab terror groups must continue.
An email from inside the Special Warfare Group confirms that soldiers will be forced to take the new coronavirus vaccine or face UCMJ action.
The discovery of a series of crimes and a possible third party has turned the death of two operators near Ft. Bragg into a hunt for the truth.