Jesse Enkamp on MSN

Karate practitioner tests Navy SEAL combat training methods

Jesse explores tactical fighting concepts with a Navy SEAL coach and applies the techniques during simulated attack scenarios and training sessions.
SOFREP on MSN

The invisible injury you can’t see: Protecting warfighters from blast exposure in training

Blast overpressure will always be part of military training, but repeated, unmitigated exposure should not be the price warfighters, instructors, RSOs, and their families pay for readiness.
Task & Purpose

Here is the Navy’s new fitness test for SEALs and other combat jobs

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AOL

These Guns Give Navy SEALs an Edge in Urban Combat

Urban warfare has a way of exposing weaknesses in both tactics and equipment. For U.S. Navy SEAL teams operating in dense cities, the firearms they carry often determine how quickly they can seize ...