Navy SEALs

Although never widely adopted by the military, Stoner 63 showed its true potential in the jungles and riverways of Vietnam at the hands of SEALs.

In the years since, the film became a go-to reference for what other special operations units claimed was a broken Navy SEAL culture.

In “How To Become a Navy SEAL” former Navy SEAL Brandon Webb drops some info on you that most sources never mention.

Not only are SWCC students subjected to long and tiresome swimming evolutions in the pool and ocean, but they are also tested on their water competency.

The bitter lessons of Operation Urgent Fury would not only reform the U.S. military but also revolutionalize special operations.

Special Warfare Combatant-craft Crewmen (SWCCs) are a critical link in the SOCOM chain, supporting Navy SEALs in most water-borne operations.

In response to the identified problems, the Naval Special Warfare Command is now placing more emphasis on Navy SEAL ethics and character.

A favorite in vessel-boarding missions, the M-84 flash bang grenade will send you buying hearing aid faster than a Metallica concert.

Successfully performing blood transfusions on the battlefield could stop most of the preventable combat deaths.

As great-power competition heats up, Naval Special Warfare is looking for ways to remain relevant after two decades of counterterrorism operations.

Chris Campbell and Heath Robinson were two exemplary Navy SEALs whose professionalism and dedication kept us safe at night.

This is the account of what happens when you put together Navy SEALs, German KSK, Nazi marching music, and too much beer.