US special operators are adjusting to new roles as the military shifts to great-power competition. For Naval Special Warfare Command, that means updating its tactics, techniques, and procedures. Some ...

The US Navy SEALs are developing new ways to remain relevant and prepare for near-peer warfare against China or Russia. After two decades of counterterrorism and counterinsurgency operations in ...

The Navy is tasking 'combat-ready' SEALs to develop new ways to take on 'the most stressing hard targets' Stavros Atlamazoglou May 22 2022 17:44 IST ...

A Navy special amphibious reconnaissance corpsman, left, and a reconnaissance Marine in underwater gear during a Marine combat diving course in Okinawa, May 20, 2020 US Marine Corps/Cpl. Savannah ...

Summary and Key Points: Navy SEALs are reviving combat swimmer operations as the U.S. military shifts focus from counterterrorism to near-peer conflicts against adversaries like Russia and China ...

Summary and Key Points: Navy SEALs are reviving combat swimmer operations as the U.S. military shifts focus from counterterrorism to near-peer conflicts against adversaries like Russia and China ...

SEALs parachute into an urban compound. Even the combat crewmen manning the Navy’s specialized assault boats are shown laying down fire on riverbanks rather than zooming across the open ocean.

Green Berets vs Navy SEALs: Inside the Best Combat Diver Competition The revamped competition is now open to all SOF units, not just Green Berets. Joshua Skovlund Sep 28, 2023 3:44 PM EDT ...

Byers, 36, became a SEAL in 2003. He’ll be the sixth SEAL Medal of Honor recipient and the first living one since the Vietnam War, The Navy Times reported.

Technology Military Navy Navy SEALs will finally stay dry in a cozy new submarine The existing method of transportation involves a sub that is exposed to the elements. That should change soon.

The Navy officially established the SEAL program in 1962, with the credit historically going to President John F. Kennedy, who had been a naval combat officer himself.