
Pink Elephants on the Beach
Five Days of Cold, Wet, Grueling Training on Less Than Four Hours’ Sleep Hell Week nights are definitely the most memorable part of the week, at least[...]

Five Days of Cold, Wet, Grueling Training on Less Than Four Hours’ Sleep Hell Week nights are definitely the most memorable part of the week, at least[...]

The student body at the Naval Academy is called The Brigade, and it’s neatly organized into thirty-six “teams,” which are referred to as companies (when I[...]

Care-based Navy SEAL Leadership Principles in Action Care-Based Leadership is found in those moving nations, such as Mahatma Ghandi or Winston Churchill;[...]

I thought I knew what drowning felt like. I had squirmed my way through drown-proofing, acting more like a worm than a dolphin in the water and inhaling[...]

If you’ve ever spent anytime serving in the military, there are few things all military branches have in common, such as their focus on timeliness,[...]

One of the most terrifying moments in my life was conducting my first Military Free Fall parachute jump. It was terrifying for me not because of the[...]

The first 23 months of my US Naval Academy service could best be described as if I were playing a starring role in the Charles Dickens’s novel “A tale of[...]

On September 29, 2006 25-year-old Navy SEAL petty officer Michael Monsoor was on a patrol in Ar Ramadi, Iraq. His responsibility that day was to provide[...]

This Memorial Day weekend is unlike any we have had in at least the last 100 years (when the world encountered the last major pandemic). The fog of[...]

Happy Fourth of July and may God Bless the United States of America, our allies, and our troops! May we not forget the price of freedom. 20 years ago my[...]