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Military legend Roy Boehm has died in Punta Gorda. Boehm was a U.S. Navy lieutenant commander, fought in three wars, and started the Navy's first SEAL team.

NSC Note: Roy Boehm was the senior man at the helm of ST-2 when it was commissioned in 1963, as the "acting Commanding Officer" before the assigned CO transferred in.

SAN DIEGO — Monday is big for the Blue Bloods, as we call them - the redshirts, the grayshirts, the players who aren't active on this season's roster.

DURHAM — Nate Hardy never settled for average.

It was something retired Navy SEAL Capt. Drew Bisset noticed from the first day Hardy began the SEAL ARDAC mentor program while he was still in high school.

While on leave, or whatever, from daily reporting, many good hours have been spent by the fire, recalling days of active duty as a scribe, and wondering if ever another story would come around to truly sound the clarion call and set my fingers to itching for the keyboard.

While most Americans were safe at home Feb. 3, watching the New York Giants upset the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLII, Karl “Gus” Gustavson, a graduate of Grand Junction High School, was taking enemy fire in Iraq.

The long-stalled future of the U.S. special warfare community's troubled mini-submarine is even cloudier after a serious explosion and fire struck the craft last month, ironically on the cusp of a new mission and a new way ahead for the program.
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TAMPA - One dove onto a live grenade in Iraq. He died, but his fellow SEALS lived.

Former Northview High School boys' basketball coach Jon Crooks will always remember David Goggins for the "phantom foul."

In early September 2002, UFC welterweight Steve Bruno was aboard a helicopter in the Persian Gulf, providing air support to the Navy SEAL teams searching ships below.