3 Types of Military Memoirs and How to Choose Yours
Discover which memoir style—Legacy, Inspirational, or Event—best fits your story and turns your life into a powerful narrative.
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Discover which memoir style—Legacy, Inspirational, or Event—best fits your story and turns your life into a powerful narrative.
The loudest guys in the room are usually the most insecure, and in the SEAL and SOF world, the internet has only made their bitter backstabbing even more pathetic.
The veteran community’s self-cannibalization is a pathetic spectacle—driven by envy, fueled by failure, and executed by men who couldn’t hack it themselves.
For veterans who’ve spent years toughing out chronic pain with little more than grit and Motrin, the approval of Journavx might be just the thing we’ve been waiting for—if it lives up to the hype.
Danny Dietz’s journey from a rebellious teenager to a heroic Navy SEAL is a powerful reminder that resilience and determination can forge greatness.
Over 100 Navy SEALs, the embodiment of America’s maritime elite, are set to march on Washington, delivering a resounding message of support for Pete Hegseth’s warrior-driven vision for the Department of Defense.
In a town battered by a hurricane, the arrival of so-called ‘saviors’ has stirred more suspicion than relief, leaving locals wary of a helping hand that seems to hide a clenched fist.
What follows is a story about one of my worst Navy bosses. After, I’ll discuss my top three takeaways and how this can help you in your career. Enjoy!
The idea for this story came to us straight from the minds of Rated Red, which we are proud to have as a member of the Military Content Group (MCG), the future of military media excellence. In today’s “civilians just don’t understand” story, Marine Corps veteran Catherine Banks was asked to deplane from a Delta […]
Two people are accused of scamming over 60 vulnerable veterans, breaking trust and stealing from those who served.
Navy SEAL David Charbonnet’s journey from injury to competing in paracanoe shows true resilience and the power of perseverance.
Strap in for a first hand look at Navy SEAL Hell Week with Colonel Bob Adams who finished UDT/SEAL training as class leader of BUD/S Class 81.