Brandon Webb

The first Navy SEALs in Vietnam worked with little doctrine, less comfort, and no room for ego, leaving behind hard lessons in adaptability, humility, and small-unit warfare that today's SOCOM commanders would be wise to study.

A three-day ferry flight from Lithuania to Portugal turned into weather, GPS jamming, ghost airports, French hospitality, and the kind of aviation story you...

NATO may be imperfect, expensive, and frustrating, but walking away from the allies who extend American reach would hand Russia, China, Iran, and North...

A ceasefire with Iran is only as strong as the weakest faction willing to break it, and right now Tehran looks less like a government than a knife fight over who gets to hold the throne.

Understanding what MOA is and how you can use it will make you a better long-gun shooter.

Life aboard an aircraft carrier has always been cramped, filthy, exhausting, and occasionally absurd, but apparently Washington just discovered that the USS Abraham Lincoln isn't a luxury cruise ship.

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.

The Navy's Mk 6 Marine Mammal System has used dolphins and sea lions since Vietnam to detect underwater threats. But rumors persist of a darker capability: a former SEAL described training against a dolphin named Jake, rigged with a simulated CO2 needle meant to embolize enemy divers.

Deployment creates distance, but deliberate, consistent parenting can protect the bond with your kids until you make it home.

Iran will not collapse under another missile strike, but it might collapse if Washington targets the regime's money, exploits its internal fractures, and gives the Iranian people room to finish the job themselves.