Navy SEAL

McRaven challenged the newly graduated longhorns to make decisions that will change the world.

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 […]

Animals have been used in warfare since humans first domesticated them. And military, including within the Navy SEALs. What’s special about canine units used in the Navy SEALs is the particularity of their training. All

Senior Chief Special Warfare Operator (SEAL) Edward Byers will be the first sailor in a decade to receive the Medal of Honor. He is receiving the Medal of Honor for a mission to rescue an American civilian hostage in Afghanistan in 2012.

The Navy has announced it will open the Navy SEALs to women and is looking to recruit more women to the service overall as the number of those who step up to serve drops from rates in earlier generations. The Navy’s personnel boss, Vice Adm. Bill Moran, discussed these priorities during a wide-ranging interview on Dec. […]

The impact of SEAL Commander Job W. Price’s death has already been felt in the SEAL community. Less than a year after his death this site received an anonymous tip that suggested potential foul play, this does not look like the case now. An in depth report by the New York Times appears to put to […]

At SHOT Show 2016, Marcus Luttrell was presented with a significant donation to the Special Operations Wounded Warriors (SOWW) charity. This surprise came after he had finished speaking about the loss of his friend and teammate, Matt Axelson. SOWW exists to provide outdoor experiences for wounded Purple Heart recipients. When retired Navy SEAL Marcus Luttrell […]

This article questions the legality of a Navy SEAL training exercise that essentially grants the teams access to the entire Washington state coastline, whether on public or private land.  According to the sources there are many civilians and authorities in the training area who are upset about not being notified or given a chance to […]

The reason I’m writing this new “Military Millionaire” series is to empower transitioning military veterans to become independently wealthy. I’m tired of the hero-or-victim narrative spun by most of the American media, because it’s bullshit.

In this week’s SOFREP News Roundup, the VA has no interest in hiring qualified veterans, a Bundy ranch bodyguard turns out to be a stolen valor case, a Florida woman uses pee to delay arrest, and a Thai hooker gets dinged by the IRS.

Now that I’ve transitioned from Navy SEAL to CEO, I can look back at my time in the military and my time in the business world since leaving the military, and at what it has taught me about being a better leader.

Former Navy SEAL and JSOC operator Clinton Emerson reveals key tips that can improve your odds of surviving a terrorist attack.