Navy SEALs
Coverage of Navy SEALs in the Nexus archive.
- The First Waves of Amphibious Assault Will Be Unmanned
The U.S. Navy's underwater demolition teams historically prepared for amphibious landings during the Pacific War by conducting reconnaissance, breaching obstacles, and clearing mines. Modern amphibious assaults are shifting to unmanned first waves, reducing risks previously borne by human teams who paved the way for marines and soldiers.
- US Considers Ground Assault to Extract Enriched Uranium from Iran
The Pentagon is developing scenarios for a large-scale ground operation in Iran to seize or destroy enriched uranium stockpiles, as an alternative to airstrikes. The mission would involve securing fortified facilities like Fordow, Isfahan, and Pickaxe Mountain, with specialized units extracting or neutralizing nuclear material. Analysts warn of high risks and potential casualties due to facility fortifications.
- Hegseth announces new policy to test troops for low testosterone
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a new annual screening program for testosterone deficiency among troops 30 and older, with younger troops able to volunteer. The policy aims to ensure troops remain 'strong, resilient, and capable,' though the Pentagon did not provide research backing. The move aligns with broader Trump administration efforts to expand access to testosterone replacement therapies, despite medical experts' concerns.
- Hegseth announces new policy to test troops for low testosterone
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced annual testosterone deficiency screenings for troops aged 30 and older, with younger troops able to volunteer. The policy aims to maintain troop strength and readiness but lacks specific targeted conditions or research backing. It aligns with broader Trump administration efforts to ease testosterone replacement therapy access.
- Hegseth announces new policy to test troops for low testosterone
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced annual testosterone deficiency screenings for troops aged 30 and older, with voluntary testing for younger service members. The policy aims to maintain troops' strength and readiness, aligning with broader Trump administration efforts to expand access to testosterone replacement therapies. The Pentagon did not specify targeted conditions or research backing the initiative.
- Hegseth announces new policy to test troops for low testosterone
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced annual testosterone deficiency screenings for military personnel aged 30 and older, with younger troops able to volunteer. The policy aims to ensure troops remain 'strong, resilient, and capable,' though the Pentagon did not specify targeted conditions. The move aligns with broader efforts by Trump administration officials to expand access to testosterone replacement therapies.
- 'America's stupidest swimmer' is spotted going for a dip with SEALS off Cape Cod, where hungry great white sharks lurk
A swimmer nicknamed 'America's stupidest swimmer' was spotted swimming with Navy SEALs off Cape Cod, an area known for great white sharks. The swimmer's activity occurred in a location where the presence of sharks poses potential danger.
- 15 ways to breathe better, and the specific situations each one is built for
The article lists 15 breathing techniques with documented effects, including box breathing used by Navy SEALs and the physiological sigh for rapid stress reduction. Each method is tailored to specific situations, emphasizing practical applications.
- Inside the Kentucky primary between Rep. Thomas Massie and Trump-backed Ed Gallrein
Rep. Thomas Massie is facing a primary challenge from Trump-backed Ed Gallrein in Kentucky's Fourth Congressional District. The primary is set to take place on Tuesday. Rep. Massie and Ed Gallrein are competing for the Republican nomination.
- Military vet sees opening for GOP in blue state amid ‘embarrassment’ of ‘stolen valor Walz’
A former Navy SEAL and Marine veteran, Adam Schwarze, is running for U.S. Senate in Minnesota and sees an opening for a GOP victory due to Democratic Gov. Tim Walz's handling of a fraud scandal. Schwarze believes his military background makes him a strong candidate against Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan. The election could determine which party controls the upper chamber.
- Military vet sees opening for GOP in blue state amid ‘embarrassment’ of ‘stolen valor Walz’
Adam Schwarze, a former Navy SEAL and Marine veteran, is running for U.S. Senate in Minnesota and sees an opportunity for a GOP victory due to embarrassment over Democratic Gov. Tim Walz's handling of a fraud scandal. Schwarze believes his military background makes him a strong candidate against Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan. The election could determine which party controls the upper chamber.
- Behind the unraveling of Dan Crenshaw
Rep. Dan Crenshaw, a Harvard-educated Navy SEAL who lost his legs in Afghanistan, was featured in the 2019 Time 100 Next List as a rising political figure. The article highlights his inclusion among prominent leaders and his representation of a potential future direction for the Republican Party.