In The News – U.S. special operations history: Milestones and missions By Merrie Monteagudo Source: San Diego Union Tribune 1670s: Benjamin Church of Massachusetts, captain of the first Ranger force View More ›

IMMEDIATE RELEASE Release No: NR-318-15 August 05, 2015 Flag Officer Assignment Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus and Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Jonathan W. Greenert announced today the following View More ›

Please take a moment today to remember the ultimate sacrifice of our fallen warriors of Extortion 17.  Four yeas ago on this day, August 6th, we lost 31 brave Americans. View More ›

Gen. Stanley McChrystal explains what most people get wrong about Navy SEALs Source: Business Insider RICHARD FELONI Most people think of Navy SEALs as superheroes who work together like a View More ›

13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi From Michael Bay comes 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi. Watch the official trailer, in theaters January 15th. 13 Hours Movie

Mark’s Blog: SOURCING SEALFIT POWER By Mark Divine With the CrossFit Games wrapping up this past weekend, I have a memory I’d like to share that speaks to how a View More ›

Functional Strength: How to Be Hard to Kill by Mark Divine My mentor on the subject of strength, Mark Rippetoe—author, coach and former competitive powerlifter—offers up the following incentive when View More ›

This is the history of the elite Navy SEALs EMMA LIEM JULY 3, 2015 Souorce: We Are the Mighty The term “Navy SEALs” is a household phrase in America today View More ›

Era of the Shadow Warrior Nation’s elite special-ops troops bulked up in numbers, funding and missions after 9/11 By Jeanette Steele | 6:20 p.m. July 2, 2015 Source: San Diego View More ›