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Cloaked Testimony of SEAL Team 6

June 26, 2013

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

June 24, 2013

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 ›

SEALFIT – Why You Must Fail

June 23, 2013

I leaped into the dark abyss. Wind whipped by me, and the velocity of my jump picked up. With my eyes popping out of my head and a joker smile, View More ›

Phony Navy SEAL of The Week: Walter Phillip Holt

June 22, 2013

From Don Shipley: Walt was first spotted at a Canton, Georgia Native American “Pow Wow on Mother’s Day in 2012” when these video pictures were taken and a year- long View More ›

The Jordanian Gun Boats kept the waters safe while Navy SEALs boarded the ship. Once on deck they’re smooth movement disguised the rapidity of their attack. Three attack helicopters hovered View More ›

SEALFIT TV – Day Two, Log PT

June 20, 2013

Welcome to this week’s installment of SEALFIT TV. On day 2 the students learn the finer points of Log PT. Watch as Coach Cummings teaches the students. Hooyah, The SEALFIT View More ›

Female SEALs but Rangers First

June 19, 2013

Some say it’s overdue, others doubt the long-term viability of women as spec-ops warriors. Regardless what Americans may feel, Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel has decided to move forward on View More ›

GI Jane by 2016

June 18, 2013

Women may be able to start training as Navy SEALs by March 2016 as well as within other special operations combat units under plans set to be announced by the View More ›

SEALs Assist in Training Port Security Divers

June 17, 2013

With concerns for domestic terrorist attacks showing no sign of lessening more law enforcement agencies, especially those surrounding America’s waterways, look to Navy SEALs for guidance on how best to View More ›

All Terrain Chair for Injured SEAL

June 16, 2013

Thanks to an all terrain chair, Navy SEAL Bo Reichenbach who lost his legs to an IED in Afghanistan, can now enjoy all of the things he used to before View More ›