True to the SEAL ethos, our team is humble and prefers to let our work speak for itself. Yet there are good stories that need to be told and celebrated. Here are a few of our favorite stories about our teammates.
Bill talks about Navy SEAL mindset training anyone can use on Sarah Spencer’s talk radio show, “Self Talk Radio.” He also shares what it was like to be a Navy SEAL and the importance of viewing life as a series of exciting and ever changing opportunities.
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Bill discusses the rewards of being a US Navy SEAL and later, a Warrior Challenge Mentor training future SEALs and other Navy Special Operations wannabes. He also talks about the controversy around Matt Bissonette’s book ‘No Easy Day,’ the firsthand account of the mission that killed Osama Bin Laden.
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. Bill was the special guest speaker at the Navy SEAL Foundation’s Joggin’ for Frogmen 5K race, Corning Preserve, Albany, NY. He thanks the hosts, sponsors and participants for their true spirit of volunteerism and willing support for a good cause. He also talks about SEAL Teams and the Navy Warrior Challenge program.
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Bill discusses why he decided to become a US Navy SEAL and what type of attributes SEALs possess that are standout qualities for success in everyday life. He also talks about occupational safety and risk assessment while expressing concern over a trainee’s death during Navy Seal training.
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Bill discusses the Extortion 17 disaster and loss of lives with Seven Days’ Ken Picard. He talks about the tremendous impact this loss had on Special Operations and the military, as well as family and friends of those killed.
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Facilitated by the National Marrow Donor Program in the summer of 1992, Bill donated his bone marrow to Stephanie Rudat, diagnosed with leukemia as an infant. Seventeen years later, he surprised Stephanie when he attended her graduation from Katella High School, Anaheim, CA in June 2009.
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Two months into his new job as a mentor for the US Navy’s Warrior Challenge program, Bill invites Seven Days’ Ken Picard to the Greater Burlington YMCA for a firsthand glimpse of Combat Side Stroke swim training with some recruits. Swim training and water competency is a significant component of the rigorous requirements for Navy Special Operations candidates, but Bill goes deeper with a holistic approach to their preparation.
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