Brandon Webb Books in Order

Brandon Webb draws on his experience as a Navy SEAL instructor to examine modern military sniping. The book surveys training, equipment, technological developments, and the physical and mental demands of a specialized role on the battlefield.

Brandon Webb recounts his path through demanding Navy SEAL training, overseas combat, and the sniper program he later helped lead. His memoir examines how personal adversity and operational experience shaped his work preparing other service members.

After his friend Glen Doherty dies in the Benghazi attack, Brandon Webb joins Jack Murphy in investigating the events and their aftermath. Their account draws on military and intelligence contacts to examine decisions surrounding the deadly assault.

Brandon Webb remembers eight friends and fellow Navy SEALs who lost their lives in service. Through personal recollections of their work and friendships, he explores the people behind their military records and the lasting effects of their sacrifices.

Brandon Webb describes the demanding sniper school he helped redesign and the pressures its trainees face. Accounts of military operations connect the course's physical and mental challenges with the experiences of snipers serving in combat.

Drawing on a difficult childhood and his career as a Navy SEAL instructor, Brandon Webb explores how thought patterns influence performance. He presents three principles for confronting adversity and developing habits intended to support long-term goals.

Brandon Webb uses experiences from military service and business to explore a different relationship with fear. With John David Mann, he presents five steps for turning anxiety into purposeful action and approaching difficult situations with greater confidence.

Brandon Webb recounts a Navy SEAL mission into caves in Afghanistan. Outnumbered by enemy fighters, his platoon must draw on its training and teamwork to survive, giving young readers a firsthand account of special operations.

Former Navy SEAL Brandon Webb, writing with John David Mann, applies lessons from military service and entrepreneurship to decisions under pressure. Stories and practical principles address concentration, situational awareness, preparation, and taking action despite uncertainty and imperfect information.