Author: Brandon Webb

I counted eight again and took up formation to land at our designated spot. But a problem had occurred.

Jerry M was the legend of SEAL Team 3. Most of his stories hover somewhere between myth and make-believe, but this one is real.

We have to think about what we can learn from this tragic accident to prevent it from happening again, instead of going after Alec Baldwin.

When we arrived back at Kandahar we found that our planned 12-hour outing had turned into one of the war’s most high-profile missions.

I first met Marcus and his identical twin brother Morgan during sniper training when I was stationed at Naval Special Warfare Command

I was shaken but not stirred at the gut-punch ending. Channel your inner Bond and go see “No Time to Die.” You can thank me later.

The torture lasted another 30 minutes. Finally, they quit, leaving Glen and the Rat to untape me and help me through the shower.

The secret benefits of being a Navy SEAL sniper go far beyond the marksmanship and tactical skills that these men acquire.

Bravo Zulu is really an open naval secret. The origin of Bravo Zulu (or BZ in short) dates back to the 1940s.

The sniper will continue to serve in future wars. Technology and capabilities will be extremely different but the mission will remain the same.

“Oleg, are you f***ing chumming for Goddam sharks?! You’re putting the whole class at risk of shark attack right now,” said Instructor Deek Gammin. Gammin was a skinny stone-cold killer from Hollywood, Florida, or “Hollyweird” as the other instructors reminded him daily. He was your typical mullet hairdo, gator-stompin, half shirt-wearing, Florida redneck who found […]

SEALs learn very quickly that failure is the greatest teacher if you can recognize it when it happens. If you can’t you will just fail repeatedly.