![]() “Ever since wars have been fought guys have been writing their stories,” Mr. Kevin Lacz, a former SEALs member whose book “ The Last Punisher” is due this summer, said in an interview that readers are captivated by “the mystique and aura of the teams,” and want to hear “stories about SEALs written by SEALs.”īrandon Webb, who founded a veteran-run news website, Sofrep, that focuses on the Special Operations community and is an author of several SEAL-themed books, was cited in the thesis as someone who has exploited the SEAL brand. ![]() Some SEALs, contending that they have every right to benefit from their experiences in the military, say the publicity has done no harm and divulged few if any classified tactics or techniques. ![]() One author, Matt Bissonnette, earned millions for “ No Easy Day,” a firsthand narrative of the Bin Laden raid, but had to forfeit the profits for failing to submit it for Pentagon review of classified information. Former SEALs have offered accounts of derring-do, being transgender, SEAL-style yoga, dog-training techniques and even SEAL humor. ![]()
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