INSIDE THE SEAL TEAMS – Navy SEAL Sniper School (Part 2)   At the same time that we started working with scopes on the .308, we also started working in View More ›

Navy SEAL Sniper School (Part 1) There are some pretty difficult schools and training courses in the United States military, but none has quite the reputation of SEAL sniper training. View More ›

Mark’s Blog: THE SECRETS OF RESILIENCY 4 Steps Toward Mastering Emotional Control Do you tend to back off, or even quit, when things get hard? Is it because you get View More ›

Overseas Security Personnel Fairness Act NS.com recently learned of new legislation in the works regarding Overseas Contractors and their life insurance policies. This legislation is a direct response to a View More ›

ScanEagle UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) Special Thanks to the The Navy SEAL Museum Ft Pierce for this article. ScanEagle General Characteristics Crew: none on-board Length: 3.9 feet (1.19 meters) Wingspan: View More ›

Fear… and the Warrior This essay was inspired by a story a journalist friend of mine shared with me about a panel he moderated with a group of military veterans. View More ›

Leading from behind? Isn’t that an oxymoron, like organized chaos, or a genuine fake? “Leading from behind” normally connotes a leader reacting to and being led by events rather than View More ›

You had been living an ordinary, run-of-the-mill existence that was ball-and-chained either by submitting to the safe, well-meaning expectations of others or yielding to weak, limited expectations of yourself, or View More ›

By the Founder of the Leap Frogs: Captain (SEAL) N.H. Olson, USN, Retired Freefall Parachuting, also referred to as Sky Diving or Sport Parachuting, is the art of exiting from View More ›