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Our more recent missions regarding the Taliban demonstrate the veracity of current training.

A sailor was so unhappy with his life as a deck seaman after failing to become a Navy SEAL that he ignited a spark that turned into a blaze that burned and destroyed the $1.2 billion dollar warship, according to Navy prosecutors.

There’s no doubt the Navy SEALs have been a point of pride for the U.S. Navy and our local community. After all, the elite military operators train and live...

Seaman Recruit Ryan Mays, 21, is on trial at a San Diego Navy base accused of setting the 2020 fire on the amphibious assault ship Bonhomme Richard

Seaman Recruit Ryan Mays, 21, is on trial at a San Diego Navy base, accused of setting the 2020 fire that wrecked the amphibious assault ship Bonhomme Richard.

Speaking to juniors from Shawnee County high schools, gold-winning Paralympian Dan Cnossen talked about focus and perspective.

Over the past two days, prosecutors have begun to lay the foundation of their case for arson — a charge that could send the sailor to prison for life if found guilty.

The Fox broadcast network is giving four special operations veterans a job that may be as tough as any mission they faced during their military service.

Here is a question from a young man seeking to join the ranks of Navy Special Warfare that shares some of his concerns.

Although none has qualified for the Navy SEALS, women now serve as instructors at the Navy Special Warfare Training Center.