by Samantha Franco On August 6, 2011, the final flight of Extortion 17 resulted in the single deadliest incident for the US military during the War in Afghanistan. When the Boeing View More ›

Robert L. Howard was a dedicated US Army Special Forces soldier who received 14 wounds during his 54 months in Vietnam. His service afforded him the title of the most View More ›

Story by Chief Petty Officer Paolo Bayas and Chief Petty Officer Eric Chan Naval Special Warfare Group ONE Earlier this summer, West-Coast-based SEAL Team platoons used the Deploy-for-Purpose model to innovate simultaneously with View More ›

In February, US Marines teamed up with Navy SEALs and Army Green Berets in Japan to train for one of the most important but least-known combat skill sets — close View More ›

By HAL BERNTON THE SEATTLE TIMES • June 18, 2022 Navy SEAL members assigned to Naval Special Warfare Group 2 conduct military dive operations off the East Coast of the United States. View More ›

The SDV Mark 11 is a much-improved version of the original SEAL delivery vehicle, recognized for its performance and dependability in adverse ocean conditions.  At the Special Operations Forces Industry View More ›

by Stavros Atlamazoglou When someone talks about frogmen or combat divers, most people immediately imagine Navy SEALs, the dedicated maritime component of the US special-operations community. But SEALs aren’t the only View More ›

  Special Operations Command trying to prepare for quantum computing threat

While the Russian military has been largely ignoring the costly lessons learned on the ground in Ukraine as the continue to struggle in a bloody stalemate, the US military, especially View More ›

by Todd South TAMPA, Fla. — Special operations experts are looking for ways to untether much of their gear, from moving beyond radio frequencies to looking at institutions such as NASA for logistics lessons View More ›