Chief Petty Officer (SEAL) Collin Thomas has been laid to rest on Friday afternoon, following funeral services in Morehead. He was buried at Forest Lawn Memorial Garden.
In attendance during the services were Thomas’ family, friends, and fellow Navy SEALs, as well as more than 60 veterans. Gov. Steve Beshear issued a directive that flags in [...]

In a previous post, we shared statements from Rear Admiral Edward Winters, the Commander of the Naval Special Warfare Command, as he talked about the importance of the Navy SEALs before members of the San Diego Military Advisory Council (SDMAC). Rear Admiral Winters is certainly someone who can talk about the SEALs and why the [...]

We unfortunately bring sad news, as the Navy announced on Friday the death of a Navy SEAL in Afghanistan, as shared in a feature on the Navy Times.
Chief Special Warfare Operator Collin Trent Thomas, 33, died as a result of injuries sustained during combat operations in eastern Afghanistan on Wednesday. He was deployed to Afghanistan [...]

Any Navy SEAL will undoubtedly be quite adept at handling difficult tasks – and former Navy SEAL Woody Shoemaker is no exception.  While he has traded in his camos and specialized gear for something more civilian in nature, he continues to handle jobs that are complicated, as shared in a feature on The Times News.
Shoemaker [...]

In December 2008, America bid farewell to one of the pioneers of the elite Navy SEALs – Roy Boehm. At that time, he wanted to leave this world quietly, but that was rather difficult given what he has contributed to American history.
More than a year and a half later, the late Navy SEAL is being [...]

It has been quite some time since we last featured the Navy SEALs who were accused of assaulting a suspected terrorist. Things have turned out favorably, and we were quick to rejoice the exoneration of Matthew McCabe, Julio Huertas and Jonathan Keefe. McCabe had been quoted as saying that it was time to “put things [...]