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TRX: The workout you can do anywhere. (TRX Elite) TRX Suspension Trainers are everywhere these days, and there's a good reason for that; they facilitate some of the best workouts that can be done without the use of weights or machines. Former Navy SEAL Randy Hetrick created the TRX system so he and his fellow SEALs could keep in shape while stationed abroad, even without the usual gym implements available. Now, the company he founded is tapping into that same spirit to help Americans recover from Coronavirus quarantines -- especially the U.S. military. "We are putting a laser focus on 'win-at...

STREAM IT ON THE PLATFORMS: We are honored to host Command Sergeant Major (Retired) Tom Satterly and his wife Jen in this very special episode of SOFREP Radio, and the first of the new year. Tom served in the United States Army for twenty five years. Not long after joining the Army in 1986, he passed the Special Forces Q Course and became a Green Beret. By 1991, Tom had moved to Delta Force where he served for the next 20 years deploying on countless missions across the globe. Most notably, Tom served in Somalia and fought in the Battle of Mogadishu — the longest sustained firefight in mili...

Share This: In recent months, the behavior of Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein and the allegations made against him by dozens of women has taken America by storm and set off a chain reaction of women coming forward to speak about workplace sexual assault, sexual harassment, and the boys club that perpetuates this type of bad behavior. While the entertainment industry has been rocked the hardest by this scandal, others have gone more or less unaffected. Sexual assault in the US military has at least entered the public consciousness over the last decade, but many stories remain buried, suppress...

Share This: Photos: Medal of Honor Society, Steve Hassett, War Stories of the Dead- Bad Night at LZ Bird Staff Sergeant Delbert O. Jennings was an Army NCO whose bravery during a pitched battle at LZ (Landing Zone) Bird in South Vietnam on December 27, 1966, would result in him being awarded the Medal of Honor.  Jennings was born in Silver City, New Mexico in July of 1936. He joined the Army in San Francisco in 1956. Ten years later, Jennings was a Staff Sergeant in Company C, 1st Battalion (Airborne), 12th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Air Cavalry Division. His unit was assigned to LZ Bird, a forwa...

Posted on 717 Retired Command Sgt. Maj. John Ramirez, dean of operations, College of Doctoral Studies, University of Phoenix, was recently announced as a member of the Arizona’s Veteran Hall of Fame Class of 2020. “University of Phoenix congratulates John Ramirez for this recognition that honors his distinguished military career and his selfless commitment to serving others,” said Brian Ishmael, vice president, Office of Military and Veteran Affairs and Strategic Government Partnerships, University of Phoenix. “He has demon...