US SOCOM

A key aspect of US special operations is working with counterparts to create deterrence capability and fend off malign foreign influence.

When the chips are down, it’s just you and your team that matter. Here are five leadership tips from former Navy SEAL on to get the job done.

The Barrett MK22 can chamber eight different calibers, allowing snipers to train with one weapon in an array of operational environments.

The United States may have fought decades fighting in the sand, but special operations soldiers remain ready and able for arctic warfare.

Part three of a three-part series by Brandon Webb about friendship, loss and the journey of moving on while honoring the memory of the fallen.

Part two of a three-part series by Brandon Webb about friendship, loss and the journey of moving on while honoring the memory of the fallen.

The first of a three-part series by Brandon Webb about friendship, loss and the journey of moving on while honoring the memory of the fallen.

One Washington Redskins fan floated the name, but the Department of the Navy and the SEAL community have yet to back the new moniker.

We have yet to see a culture shift in the all-boys club, but the graduation of the second modern female Green Beret is an important milestone.

Top commanders agree that U.S. presence in Africa is crucial to stemming al-Qaeda in the region. But rumors of withdrawal are circulating.

The new Chinook Block II will give U.S. Special Operations Forces significantly more capability for extremely challenging missions.

One of the more interesting items to come out of the recent vSOFIC (virtual Special Operations Forces Industry Conference) in Tampa last week was that the Special Operations Command’s (SOCOM) concept for a Hyper Enabled Operator (HEO) is progressing. The two-year program, built off a failed concept program, is designed to give special operators enhanced […]