The life of a Navy SEAL is defined by tactical precision, resilience, and the ability to make split-second decisions in life-or-death situations. In a reflection on these experiences, a retired SEAL commander discusses the complexities of leadership in combat, the psychological toll of compartmentalization, and the nuanced nature of regret.
Tactical Mastery and Autonomy in Combat
One of the defining aspects of SEAL operations is their high level of autonomy and tactical patience.
He recounts a typical operation, where the adversary would gear up, believing they were about to engage in a fight, unaware that they were already at a disadvantage.
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