Secret peril rewarded
March 19, 2008 - CORONADO – As he plunged through the darkness and into the stormy waters of the Gulf of Tonkin, Navy SEAL Philip “Moki” Martin knew he and his buddies were in trouble. Read More
Mahoney Navy SEAL Bill Passes House
Legislation Would Designate the Ft. Pierce Museum the Official National Museum of Navy SEALs and Their Predecessors
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Decorated SEAL, POW address students
Source:News 14 Charlotte, NC - Apr 4, 2007
Former Navy SEAL Mike Thornton was given the Medal of Honor for saving the life of a US Navy lieutenant during the Vietnam War. ...
Lt. Michael P. MURPHY considered for Medal of Honor
Source: Newsday.com
...Lt. Michael P. MURPHY, a Navy SEAL from Patchogue who died in Afghanistan after risking his life to save his colleagues during a 2005 battle, is being considered for the nation's highest combat award -- the Medal of Honor. If he is granted the award, MURPHY would become only the third person to earn that highest...
NAVY SEALS ATTACK FORT PIERCE
by: Rolf Snyder on 10/26/2006
Fort Pierce, FL October 25, 2006 - US Navy SEALs will be conducting a target assault during the National Navy UDT-SEAL Museum's annual Muster on November 10-12. The Navy SEAL commandos will be conducting a helicopter assault and other demonstrations highlighting their capabilities and typical mission scenarios...
Veterans' Day at the UDT-SEAL Museum
Contributed by: St. Lucie County Tourism Development Council
FT. PIERCE, Fla. - The National Navy UDT-SEAL Museum is expecting more than 5,000 visitors to attend the museum's Muster XXI, on Nov. 11 th-Veteran's Day. The celebration features free admission into the National Navy UDT-SEAL Museum, memorial services, receptions, speakers and demonstrations from both active duty military SEAL and Parachute units...
Post office to be dedicated to fallen SEAL
NavyTimes.com - Springfield,VA,USA
By Gidget Fuentes. SAN DIEGO — A post office in Patchogue, NY, will bear the name of a Navy SEAL officer killed in combat in Afghanistan last year. ...
Remembering the fallen
By Steve Liewer
UNION-TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER
June 29, 2006 - Comforted by her friend with a caress on the shoulder, a red-haired woman wiped away tears as a bell tolled 11 times: once for each of the Navy SEALs who died a year ago. More than 300 sailors, veterans and family members gathered yesterday at the Naval Amphibious Base in Coronado to dedicate a memorial plaque and a tree to the 11 SEALs killed June 28, 2005, on a combat mission in Afghanistan. Eight Army special forces helicopter crew members also died in the incident. more>
NSW Forces Receive Presidential Unit Citation
By Journalist 3rd Class Christopher Menzie, Naval Special Warfare Public Affairs
CORONADO, Calif. (NNS) -- Secretary of the Navy Dr. Donald C. Winter presented one of the nation’s highest military awards to a Naval Special Warfare task group and its subordinate tactical and support elements May 10 during a ceremony at Naval Special Warfare (NSW) Command. more>
Setting the bar high for future of military
Navy's elite SEAL commandos endure training that tests a man's will
By Paul McHugh, Chronicle Outdoors Writer
Sunday, May 14, 2006
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Navy Frogman earns diploma
By Sally Barber, Cadillac News
REED CITY - Graduates of the Class of 2006 at Reed City High School have proven their competency in math, English and history to gain their diploma, but one special graduate is responsible for making history. |
Land to water and back again, Navy Seal hangs up frogman suit
By Sandy Miller
Times-News writer
TWIN FALLS -- More than anything, they wanted to be Navy Seals. more>
Navy recruiters issue special operations physical fitness challenge
By Mike Bottoms
USSOCOM Public Affairs
NASCAR Racers Visit Naval Special Warfare
By Journalist 3rd Class Christopher Menzie, Naval Special Warfare Public
Affairs
Published: Sunday, April 23, 2006
CORONADO, Calif. (NNS) -- Three NASCAR drivers and their support staff visited the men and women of Naval Special Warfare (NSW) April 19 to learn more about Navy SEALs (Sea, Air, Land) and Special Warfare Combatant-craft Crewmen (SWCC). Dale Earnhardt Jr., Shane Huffman, and Mark McFarland toured the San Diego area to promote the Navy's recruiting efforts and show their support of the Navy's elite warriors. Earnhardt owns the Navy's Monte Carlo stock car (#88), which Huffman and McFarland drive. more>
SEAL still stands proud
Source Register-Guard (Oregon)
By Bob Keefer
Published: Sunday, April 9, 2006
Four decades and a few years ago, James Watson was a member of the original Navy SEALs, a special forces branch created by order of President John F. Kennedy. Watson would go on to win four Bronze Stars fighting in Vietnam, where he caught shrapnel in his arm, shoulder and legs from an exploding mine. He retired from the service in 1974 as a chief petty officer. Read More
Tougher-than-nails SEAL-turned-surgeon stitching up Marines in Fallujah
Submitted by: Regimental Combat Team 5
Story by: Gunnery Sgt. Mark Oliva
CAMP FALLUJAH, Iraq(April 10, 2006) -- There's something people should remember before they make fun of Regimental Combat Team 5's surgeon for playing with dolls. He's a 30-year student of the martial arts and a Navy SEAL to boot. Navy Lt. Cmdr. Henry F. Casey III is a walking culture clash. He's a naval officer who prides himself of his enlisted days. He's a SEAL who loves working with Marines, a dedicated family man who's on his fourth tour away from his family and can recite the prose of Rudyard Kipling with as much ease as he'll call someone "Dude." Read More
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