Mark Divine, Author at Navy SEALs

SEALs Return to the P.I.

Late June DefenseNews reported that U.S. Navy SEALs had provided training to Filipino forces on the use of smaller unmanned aerial surveillance vehicles known as Puma’s. Although the instruction was View More ›

Silent Circle

National Security Agency’s surveillance efforts have given a boost to one Washington area company seeking to thwart prying eyes. Silent Circle, a National Harbor-based start-up that encrypts phone calls and View More ›

4th of July – Hoo Yah

Happy 4th of July! The 4th of July is a time for grilling out, fireworks, and spending time with family and friends, but it is also a time to remember View More ›

Vietnamese Operator to be Reunited With SEAL Comrades

The weekend of July 20 the Navy SEALs will take part in a reunion 45 years in the making. The National Navy SEAL Museum in conjunction with the Navy SEAL View More ›

Police Chief Quits Over Claims of Training as a Navy SEAL

Robert Kerkorian resigned as Waukegan Police chief yesterday, two months after he was sworn in and three days after he released a public statement acknowledging that he falsely claimed on View More ›

Air Force Academy Grad Takes Control of SEALs

Diversity is a key ingredient that SEALs rely on to ensure they have the ability to perform their job, and it’s no different at the top. On 21 June Rear View More ›

$160,000 Bonus for SEALs

According to the U.S. Navy, senior SEALs are set to receive reenlistment bonuses of up to $160,000. These bonuses will be given to those who have served 18 years aimed View More ›

Navy SEAL / Vietnam Veteran Laid to Rest

Gary Shadduck, Sr., a Navy SEAL who was based in Coronado until he retired in 1979, was brought to his final resting place yesterday by family, friends, and the Patriot View More ›

Cloaked Testimony of SEAL Team 6

The trial of Pfc. Bradley Manning has been in full swing since early June but the most intriguing declaration in this case won’t be coming from the mouth of the View More ›

Handmade Magnets for Fallen SEAL

Twin sisters Hannah and Sarah Neely have spent their summer making homemade magnets to benefit fallen Navy SEAL David Warsen. Warsen, a Grand Rapids Navy SEAL was killed in Afghanistan View More ›

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