BY FRUMENTARIUS Naval Special Warfare (NSW) Basic Training Command Commanding Officer Cmdr. Keith Marinics places a Special Warfare (SEAL) pin, known as a “Trident,” on a member of SEAL Qualification Training View More ›

Naval Postgraduate School Essay Contest—First Prize Sponsored by NPS Foundation and the Naval Institute Naval Special Warfare can contribute much to the fight at sea. By Lieutenant Commander Kenneth Walls View More ›

The United States military has been known for its extraordinary special operations forces, and among these forces, the Navy SEALs stand out as one of the most elite groups. The View More ›

by Matt Fratus In 1970, along the outskirts of the Song Cau Lon River in Vietnam, a small, platoon-sized element of Navy SEALs had moments to spare. They’d expended all of View More ›

Most psychedelics are still classified as Schedule 1 drugs in the US, hampering research and largely preventing veterans from being treated here at home By Paul Best | Fox News Vet advocates 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 ›

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 Simon Druker The Russian navy has deployed its unit of trained military dolphins in the Black Sea as part of its ongoing war in Ukraine, satellite imagery published Thursday View More ›

Across the spectrum of warfare, the United States and its allies face new challenges. Authoritarian states conduct irregular statecraft and operations in the gray zone between peace and war, aiming View More ›

The Air Force Special Operations Command’s handling of news that a female special warfare candidate received preferential treatment in the training pipeline has sparked a fierce backlash and proven accurate View More ›