Chris Kyle

This discrepancy about Chris Kyle’s record raises new questions about the Intercept’s credibility and the ongoing issue of exaggeration in journalism.

That is where I think the Intercept article is flawed. While the article did address the discrepancy between Kyle’s DD214 and his personnel record, they did so in a cursory, shallow way.

As a Navy SEAL sniper, Chris Kyle served his country with distinction in some of the worst places and situations imaginable. Most Americans will never know what it’s like to leave the comforts of home for the hot streets of Iraq where everyone is trying to kill you and your friends, and life or death […]

The discrepancy raises new questions about Kyle’s credibility and highlights a continuing controversy in the SEAL community over members exaggerating or distorting their war records. In one high-profile controversy, two members of SEAL Team 6 engaged in a public dispute over who deserved credit for the fatal shots that killed Osama bin Laden. No America […]

The headstone for the late Navy SEAL Chris Kyle has been in the works for quite some time, leaving many to wonder when it will finally be completed.

Inside this episode, Brandon Webb talks with Scott McEwen about the making of the movie “American Sniper.”

ODESSA, Texas (Tribune News Service) — Members of a foundation building a memorial statue of slain Navy sniper Chris Kyle say they pushed back a planned unveiling of the project from May to July to accommodate changes to the work guided by input from the Odessa native’s surviving family members. The Wyoming-based sculptor who is […]

Do special operations veterans have a right to free speech and to share their stories in books and on the Internet?

For Taya Kyle — widow of legendary Navy SEAL sharpshooter Chris Kyle — living without her husband is something she hasn’t fully learned to do over these last three years. Chris Kyle and his friend Chad Littlefield were killed Feb. 2, 2013, at a Texas shooting range — an act Taya Kyle called “pure evil at work.” A […]

“American Sniper” widow, Taya Kyle, recently confronted President Obama during a televised town hall discussion about gun control and gun violence in the United States.

What do gangster rappers and SEALs have in common besides bitches and guns? More than you might think.

Brandon Webb on CNN talks about his friend, Chris Kyle, and changes he hopes to see within the VA as a result of the Eddie Ray Routh verdict.