Navy SEALs

In a gripping tale of youthful mishap, Charlie Melton, a new SEAL at just 19, found himself alone in the abyss with only a chem light for company, facing the daunting reality of losing a $3.5 million SEAL Delivery Vehicle to the ocean’s depths.

The Waterborne Infiltrations Course, aptly nicknamed ‘Ranger School on Water,’ pushed us to our limits, but it died a quiet death due to lack of support, a testament to the hard, thankless grind it really was.

Join us on “Inside the Team Room: Navy SEAL Snipers” as Charlie recounts the adrenaline and close calls of Ramadi, including taking a bullet through his scope, and Brandon reflects on the evolving nature of SEAL missions pre and post-9/11 in an episode you simply can’t afford to miss.

Join us as we dive into the remarkable journeys of Navy SEAL Snipers, exploring the childhood adversities that shaped them and the undeniable resilience required to become the elite.

In the gritty echo of the Team Room, Mike Ritland’s evasion tactics and Shane Hiatt’s hose fiasco mingle with Drago’s boisterous chuckles, painting a vivid, unapologetic portrait of SEAL life far from the unseeing eyes of the world.

In a harrowing tale of survival and camaraderie, former Navy SEALs Mike and Brandon recount a tense night near San Clemente Island where quick thinking and unwavering teamwork turned a near-tragic accident into a story of triumph and resilience.

In this episode, Brandon recounts his challenging yet rewarding journey through BUD/S, where despite being ‘that guy’ who struggled and lagged behind, he persevered and ultimately found his stride during Hell Week, earning the respect of his peers through sheer determination and grit.”

Grab a beer and buckle up, because this no-holds-barred chat with Navy SEALs Brandon Webb, Drago, Mike Ritland, and Shane Hiatt is like no other – raw, real, and full of the kind of drinking and swearing that only these authentic Team guys can bring to the table.

Amid rising concerns over the abuse of performance-enhancing substances within the ranks, the U.S. Navy is set to initiate a stringent drug-testing regime for its elite SEALs, unveiling a proactive step towards ensuring the well-being and operational readiness in Naval Special Warfare.

In 1983, unexpected political upheaval in Grenada drew US military intervention, revealing both the adaptability of American forces and the dire need for improved inter-service coordination.

Israel’s Sayeret Matkal is renowned for its stealth and strategy, executing high-profile missions and setting global special ops standards.

Speaking at Global SOF’s SOF Week conference, Col. Jarret Mathews laid out the command’s effort to create hyper-enabled operators, leveraging augmented-reality glasses, artificial intelligence, and instant translation tools in a shift from comic-book inspired exoskeletons to something akin to omniscience.