SOFREP.com Launches: Special Operations Forces Report (SOFREP)

Well Kit Up, we’re live.

This is a site that me and the guys own and created from scratch.  It was a crazy idea I had one day and when I shared it with the guys, they had faith enough to exit the ramp with me at 20,000 feet. Thanks for that gents. What’s even crazier is that we built the site in less than 45 days from zero to how you see it now.  Never underestimate what a team of highly motivated former Military SOF personnel can accomplish.  It was SOFREP Hell Week with many sleepless nights and I wouldn’t trade the experience for anything.

Also, special thanks to Eric from Soldier Systems Daily , Marc Resnick (my editor at St. Martin’s Press) and Alex Tosheff (ebay/Xcommerce CISO & Tier One IT bad ass). Both Marc and Alex are on the SOFREP advisory board, thanks for your support gents.   I’d also like to thank Ward Carroll and the team at Military.com for all their support.  Me and the guys are very excited to share this with you all.

Stop by, say hello and hit the “like” button to spread the word.  SOFREP.com

-Brandon

***PRESS RELEASE***

Military.com contributing Editor (host of Kit Up) and former US Navy SEAL Brandon Webb has launched the most legitimate and comprehensive Special Operations media site on the Internet.  The site is SOFREP.COM, Special Operations Forces Report (SOFREP).

“I saw a gap in online media, specifically, a Special Operations site that serves as an information portal to the public and industry.  SOFREP provides timely and accurate information about current and past events involving the Special Operations Forces (SOF) community.

Information about the SOF community is often misunderstood and fragmented on the web.  I was also shocked to see that the few sites that do exist are not even run by experienced SOF Operators. Even worse, their site managers are misleading people to believe they have a SOF background when they do not.

I recognized this and proceeded to build an authentic SOF editorial team comprised of former Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps personnel. Then I turned the guys loose and challenged them with building something truly unique that would reflect positively on the entire SOF community.

We were very conscious of Operational Security (OPSEC) and only put information up that can be found on existing official recruiting sites. The difference is that the information is better organized on SOFREP.com, unbiased and that you can now access it all in one place.

The team did a great job, and together we’ve built something really special with SOFREP.  In the end, we are all cut from the same SOF cloth and I’m proud of what we’ve accomplished. One team, one fight.“

-Brandon Webb

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