Transitioning Out of the Military: Benefits to Help You Succeed
Transitioning out of the military does not have to be a time of anxiety. With a good plan and a few tricks, you have the potential to thrive.
Veteran Culture
Sleep Deprivation Impacts Performance and Troops Aren’t Getting Enough
Sleep deprivation works below the surface impacting unit readiness. The DoD offers the following recommendations to address it.
Airman and Military Construction Company Owners Arrested for Bribery
Ryan and Raihana Dalbec allegedly paid Nash, over $460,000 in bribes the Dalbecs won using the insider information Nash provided.
Global SOF Symposium, Uniting Special Operations Forces in Person in Florida
Once a year, Special Operations pros from across Europe, South America and the Pacific meet in Florida to talk SOF and the future of warfare.
What Colonel Owen Ray’s Case Tells Us About Post Traumatic Stress
Post Traumatic Stress continues to plague our warriors. But as the military and medicine search for a path forward, many are left behind.
Tonight: Talking War, PTSD and Healing with Delta Force CSM Tom Satterly and Jen Satterly
Tonight at 6 p.m. EDT, SOFREP Editor in Chief Jacob Sotak will host a Clubhouse talk about war, PTSD and healing with Tom and Jen Satterly.
Fields 4 Valor: Using Farm Life to Rehabilitate Combat Veterans
Pete Scott struggled after he got out of the military. Then he discovered farming. Now his farm is helping to feed and educate other veterans.
SecDef Needs to Obey Congress and Not Undermine Special Operations Forces
SecDef Austin wants to put Special Operations Forces back in the bowels of the Pentagon, a move that will hurt SOF and U.S. interests abroad.
The Unpleasant Experience of Meeting the Airborne Test Platoon
Eager to show the Airborne Test Platoon veterans that airborne training was still tough, the “Black Hats” smoked us like cheap cigars.
Behind the Navy SEAL Sniper Course: My Human Alarm Clock Glen “Bub” Doherty
With my knack for spotting and Glen Doherty’s natural gifts as a shooter, we made a deadly Navy SEAL Sniper team.
Special Forces Future Could Use Another Lodge Act Influx
One of the tenets of Army SF is their language and cultural capabilities. They can insert anywhere link up with groups of resistance fighters.
Thirty Years Later, There Are Still No Answers for Gulf War Syndrome
It is estimated that 250,000 veterans of Operation Desert Storm suffer from Gulf War Syndrome. Thirty years on and there is still no cure.
