Tag: Special Operations

Combat diving is an intrinsic part of all Special Operations capabilities, but it’s bread and butter for the U.S. Navy SEALs.

7th Special Forces Group has confirmed the non-combat-related death of Warrant Officer John Wirka. The details of his death are unknown.

Violence in Africa seems far removed leading Americans ask why what goes on in Somalia so important to the security of the USA. Here’s why.

I was thinking, “Why am I falling? When you see that much blood, and you know that it is yours, it has a tendency to scare you.”

As the battlefield is being rapidly modernized, the Army is desperately trying to keep its aging fleet of helicopters aloft and issue-free.

Catch up on the reports from home, abroad and across the military you likely missed this week, December 21st – December 27th.

Fort Bragg has been rocked by the death of yet another special operator, a Civil Affairs Medic who killed himself after murdering his wife.

An email from inside the Special Warfare Group confirms that soldiers will be forced to take the new coronavirus vaccine or face UCMJ action.

The discovery of a series of crimes and a possible third party has turned the death of two operators near Ft. Bragg into a hunt for the truth.

A key aspect of US special operations is working with counterparts to create deterrence capability and fend off malign foreign influence.

“The Talent War” eloquently describes how the SOF community maximizes talent and what businesses can do to achieve similar results.

Navy SEAL training is arguably one of the most challenging special operations pipelines in the country and probably the world.