The devastating Los Angeles wildfires of 2025 left a trail of destruction, prompting questions about prevention and response. Tim Sheehy, a former Navy SEAL and CEO of Bridger Aerospace, an aerial firefighting company, offers a unique perspective. His insights, shared on podcasts worth listening to, shed light on critical issues surrounding wildfire management amid increasing…
USS Robert Kerrey: Navy Destroyer Honors SEAL’s Heroism
The U.S. Navy continues its tradition of naming ships after prominent figures, with the new Navy destroyer named after Navy SEAL Bob Kerrey. Who was Kerrey, and what did he do to earn the Navy's highest honor: a destroyer named in his honor? We'll explore the stories behind the ceremony and what this remarkable…
Congressman Morgan Luttrell Recaps First Year in Congress
During his first year in Congress, Luttrell quickly became a strong voice for his constituents in Texas's 8th Congressional District. A quadruple focus has emerged as the hallmark of his political ideology, built around four intertwined pillars: safeguarding the homeland, shielding the nation from external threats, curbing wasteful spending, and extending a helping hand to…
How Navy SEAL Chadd Wright Found Christian Faith: A Story of Transformation
Intense physical and mental challenges often mark the journey of a Navy SEAL. But what happens when those trials lead to a profound spiritual awakening? This article explores how Chadd Wright, SEAL Team 6 operator, found the Christian faith, transforming his life. With nothing held back, we'll explore how this spiritual transformation is relevant to…
Is Pete Hegseth Good For Naval Special Warfare?
Pete Hegseth's nomination as Secretary of Defense sparked debate. Many wonder: Is Pete Hegseth suitable for the military, more importantly, Naval Special Warfare (Navy SEALs)? His Army National Guard service and role as a Fox News host raise questions about leading the Department of Defense. His suitability to lead elite units like the Navy SEALs…
7 Reasons to Marry a Navy SEAL: Insights and Benefits
After graduating from BUD/S and serving on an East Coast team, I've known every reason why not to marry a team operator. I mean, think about all the deployments around the world, training from one state to another, and the fear of that midnight knock on the door. But with all that, here are seven…
Can Navy SEALs Have Successful Marriages?
Can Navy SEALs have successful marriages? Given the demands of their profession, it's a valid question. Balancing the intensity of SEAL life with marriage has challenges, but it’s achievable. This article explores how SEALs and their spouses build thriving partnerships. Can Navy SEALs Have Successful Marriages? Table of Contents: Can Navy…
How Many US Navy SEALs Are There? Current Numbers Revealed
How Many US Navy SEALs Are There? While the size of this force remains somewhat of a mystery for national security purposes, hopefully, this article provides a glimpse into the actual numbers. The total number of active US Navy SEALs across the ten teams is estimated to be 2,500. Breaking Down the Teams: SEAL Teams: There are currently 8 active SEAL…
Is Navy SEAL Training Getting Easier? Examining the Evolution of BUD/S Going Into 2025
Is Navy SEAL training getting easier? This question surfaces frequently, especially with increased access to information about the training process. If I can be candid, we have DEI and woke demands from the top (before the new president). Are women now becoming SEALs? New demands ahead for 2025 can leave many scratching their heads. Some…
The Three Phases of Navy SEAL Training: BUD/S Breakdown
Key Highlights Navy SEAL training, known as Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL (BUD/S), is a six-month program divided into three distinct phases. The first phase focuses on basic conditioning and includes the infamous "Hell Week," a test of extreme physical and mental endurance. The second phase develops combat diving skills, teaching candidates to use the water as…
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