Veteran Culture

Whether you believe that you can or that you cannot, you’re right. Find out how Navy SEALs remove self-imposed barriers to do the impossible.

When an injury halted SFC Verdialez’s training regimen he built himself a robotic sparring partner that hits back. Now you can fight it too.

After three or four high-speed offensive and defensive driving maneuvers, we pulled the old girl into the parking spot, her tires smoking.

In my SEAL training I learned to develop positive habits that affect real change by identifying the negative self-talk I wanted to fix.

Born in Syria but raised in the United States, Spc. Mallouhi uses his cultural and language expertise to assist his unit while on deployment.

Hurling grenades, Garcia led a one-man assault on the enemy machine gun position and destroyed the gun, killing three with his rifle.

UAP recently sat down with Gunnery Sergeant Joshua Negron, an active Marine Raider and veteran of the Marine Reconnaissance community.

What lessons have I learned as a dad of over 18 years, a former Navy SEAL sniper, and an entrepreneur? Here are the top three.

I am always surprised at how easily most people just shrug their shoulders and give up at the first no. That is the wrong attitude.

“They would spray different things on the foliage to try and kill it. Well, we were in the foliage and it would just coat us.”

Sgt. Samuel Kosgei, U.S. Army Combat Medic and professional athlete, sprung into action and saved the life of a stranger while off duty.

“Keep praying for our incredible, warrior staff and our precious veterans. We are heartbroken over our losses.”