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Perhaps SEAL Team SIX forgot their clown car as they could barely lead a VIP to the local airport without disastrous results.

Second phase of BUD/S doesn’t just test your body—it tries to crush your soul, your sanity, and, occasionally, your ability to keep your reproductive organs in their rightful place.

Graduating from BUD/S demands nothing less than unyielding mental toughness and the refusal to quit, no matter how brutal the training gets.

Cairo, the Navy SEAL war dog, was more than just a loyal companion—he was a fully equipped, high-tech, fearless operator capable of parachuting into enemy territory and taking on some of the most dangerous missions alongside his human counterparts.

Moki Martin’s life is a testament to the unbreakable spirit of a warrior, from the covert shores of Vietnam to the birth of triathlon, proving that even a wheelchair can’t hold back a SEAL.

Driven by a deep connection to his father’s Special Forces legacy, Tiger Woods wasn’t just looking for a thrill with the SEALs; he was testing his own limits in the ultimate proving ground.

I’ve shed enough tears to fill an ocean, so forgive me if I choose to honor my brothers in my own way, away from the grief-stricken crowds, with a glass of single malt raised to the heavens and a quiet promise to never let their stories fade.

Act of Valor isn’t just another war movie; it’s a raw, unfiltered tribute to the brotherhood and sacrifices that define the special operations community.

With steely precision and nerves honed in the fires of relentless training, the SEAL snipers squeezed their triggers, delivering swift justice in the dead of night.

In an effort to attract more qualified candidates from minority communities, the Naval Special Warfare Command (NSWC) has enlisted the first African-American to become a Navy SEAL to serve as an unofficial recruiter. Master Chief Bill Goines was part of the first wave of Underwater Demolition Team (UDT) operators who established the SEAL teams back […]

From becoming a master at surveillance to winning hearts and minds these are the three most interesting Special Forces courses.

Read which are the traits shared by Navy SEAL candidates who pass selection.