Navy SEALs

Lockheed Martin’s DCS offers covert, dry submersible delivery for U.S. Special Operations Forces, transforming naval warfare.

The participation of Navy SEALs in UNITAS 64 reaffirms the significance of international collaboration in advancing maritime defense strategies, fostering strong relationships, deepening mutual understanding, and improving operational effectiveness in safeguarding freedom of the seas.

Colombia’s elite Search Bloc was key in bringing down the country’s most notorious drug king pin. This piece tells their story.

“Taffy 3’s” heroic stand defying overwhelming odds in WWII serves as a reminder of the importance of defense spending and modernization.

Discover the remarkable journeys of Jonathan Gilliam and David Goggins as they navigate the challenging terrain of Ranger School, forging leadership, resilience, and inter-service bonds in the pursuit of excellence.

Task Unit Bruiser, a part of the United States Naval Special Warfare Group One, remains one of the most decorated Special Operations units from the Iraq War.

If you think being a Navy SEAL is tough, try cutting into one human being and successfully removing another without doing harm to either one.

A Vietnam War veteran with severe PTSD becomes the unlikely fishing buddy to a doctor who helps him realize his hidden pain and eventually guides him down the path needed to reclaim his life.

We learn that in the Navy it is wise to avoid the combination of alcohol, Asian strippers and chocolate starfish.

Check out two videos from SOFREP’s resident physician, Dr. Bob Adams. For good measure I’ve thrown in a mystery photo as well.

The SEAL community has a problem, and it needs to be addressed. Naval Special Warfare can start by taking care of the family of fallen SEAL Daniel Swift.

This shot shows a Delta team in the Pakastini Stadium in Mogadishu just after completing the “Mogadishu Mile.”