🚨 Navy SEAL LT Jason Redman: Shot 7+ Times… But Never Quit. 🇺🇸 On Sept 13, 2007, outside Fallujah, Iraq, Redman led his assault team into a savage Al Qaeda ambush. Machine gun fire ripped his elbow, then smashed through his face—shattering his jaw, destroying his nose and eye socket. He went down… but got back up. Fighting through blood and chaos, he helped call in danger-close air support. His team all made it home alive. Medevaced with catastrophic wounds, he endured 37+ surgeries. Instead of pity, he hung this sign on his hospital door: “ATTENTION: If you’re coming in here with sorrow… GO ELSEWHERE. These wounds? I got them doing a job I love for a country I love. This room is for FUN, OPTIMISM, and RAPID REGROWTH.” Pure warrior spirit. Bronze Star with Valor. Purple Heart. Living proof that real toughness is a choice. 💪🏼🇺🇸 #NavySeal# #AmericanHero#

US Navy SEAL divers spent four months clearing Iranian mines from the Strait of Hormuz, according to the Financial Times. SEAL divers worked at night from inflatable-hulled boats with help from underwater crafts to remove the mines. "That is usually followed up by a navy diver who’s got to get in the water and approach the mine, and then put a charge on it and destroy it," said retired US Navy captain Bill Hamblet to the outlet. "It is an extremely time-consuming process. They are doing, essentially, active bomb detonation underwater," associate fellow at Chatham House Nitya Labh said. Remarkable.

Former Navy SEAL Details First Autonomous Rescue Mission Near the Strait of Hormuz @Saronic CEO @MavrookasD: “The Navy actually trusted us in this moment. Lives are on the line, we're going to send this autonomous platform to go and rescue these folks. This is not a patrol, this is not maritime domain awareness, this is the highest stakes of the highest stakes. There's downed American pilots in the Straits of Hormuz. Corsair, which is our 24 foot fully autonomous speedboat, they said, ‘We're going to use that to rescue the pilots.’ And that's actually a milestone moment for the country. Leaving people behind in the US military, it's not a thing. The US military does not do it. I was in the Navy SEAL teams for eleven years, from 2004 to 2015. I personally experienced, in 2005, there were four SEALs trapped on a mountainside in Afghanistan, and the helicopter got shot down while going to rescue them. So what we were able to prove in this moment was that you can go and rescue people without putting additional soldiers in harm's way.” @MavrookasD @Saronic ------------------------------ Thanks to our partners for making this possible! As wealth grows, complexity compounds. Between investments, tax strategy and estate planning, coordinating it all can feel like a full-time job. Creative Planning can help with the heavy lifting. @CPIWealth Starting a business? Northwest Registered Agent gives you everything you need to build a complete Business Identity including free tools and built-in privacy. @northwestagent Get more at

Military recruitment is surging, and retired Navy SEAL Mike Sarraille says renewed patriotism is driving it. On @Varneyco , Sarraille credits President Trump's leadership and a restored sense of purpose for inspiring more Americans to serve, contrasting today's military with what he called years of "social experiments."

Secretary Pete Hegseth made an unprecedented move to hit the campaign trail in support of a former Navy SEAL who is trying to unseat longtime Republican congressman and Trump antagonist Thomas Massie.

You can get 95% of the results you want by calmly putting one foot in front of the other. One former Navy SEAL friend texted me a principle used in their training: “Slow is smooth. Smooth is fast.”