Page 3 - Special Warfare Command News Today

Special-ops units are the tip of the spear, but in an era of competition with Russia and China, the Pentagon wants them to shape up and slim down.

Naval Special Warfare Command probes Navy SEALs far-right associations.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex made a rare public appearance to support Navy SEALs in California.

There seems to be no answer from Congress for the opioid drug crisis, Politico reports. And an investigation reveals drug overdose deaths are soaring at Georgia prisons. Elsewhere, it's reported Texas cities are destroying expired Narcan doses despite that they can still be effective against overdoses.

The move is being presented as a reasonable safety measure by the Navy following a highly publicized sailor death, and reports of widespread abuse of the drugs in the SEAL training program.

The move is being presented as a reasonable safety measure by the Navy following a highly publicized sailor death, and reports of widespread abuse of the drugs in the SEAL training program.

What do U.S.-Korea relations look like from the Korean perspective? In the second of a three-part forum series about U.S.-Korea relations hosted by Columbus State University (CSU), retired Lt. Gen. Chun In-Bum former commander of the Republic of Korea (ROK) Special Warfare Command presented to a room of CSU officials, locals and other interested attendees.

Books and movies have covered Navy SEALs in fictional and non-fiction exploits worldwide, but unfortunately, they aren’t always accurate.

The new policy comes after the death of Navy SEAL recruit Kyle Mullen, who died during Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL training, or BUD/S, in 2022.

The new policy comes after the death of Navy SEAL recruit Kyle Mullen, who died during Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL training, or BUD/S, in 2022.