The Trident: The Forging and Reforging of a Navy SEAL Leader Free Audiobook Download by Jason Redman,John Bruning

Jason Redman began his career as a United States Navy SEAL. In 2003 he joined the Naval Special Warfare Development Group or "Dev Group." Jason describes Dev Group as a "uniquely American organization, created for the purpose of doing all things necessary to track, target and kill terrorists who threaten America's vital interests." He describes his time in the Navy as "the best years of my life. It was pure adrenalin. When we were ready to do something you weren't going to stop us from doing it."

The Trident tells the story of a SEAL leader, who is forced to make tough decisions and tries to ensure his team stays alive. The author Jason Redman was a former Navy SEAL during the Team Six operation in Beirut, who lost this teammate, John Bruning in an explosion. The author did not know what happened with John until after he retired from the Navy. The book is told through the eyes of Erik Bergmann, another member of Team Six.

Jason Redman was a Navy SEAL who served in the Special Forces for 16 years; he was a veteran of operations in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria. In 2006, he became the Commanding Officer of Naval Special Warfare Group One. However, in 2016 Jason resigned from that position after six years as his team had failed to achieve its mission of killing Osama Bin Laden.

Jason Redman is a Navy SEAL and has been for the past 20 years. At one point in his career, he was recruited to be a leader of one of the most elite teams in the Navy's Special Forces.

The Trident tells the story of John Bruning, a former Navy SEAL who was forced to retire due to injuries he sustained in an explosion. He is struggling to find meaning in his life and has found himself drinking heavily and becoming bitter. However, one day at the bar he meets Erik Bergmann who shares with him a special story about how he trained for two years as a Navy SEAL before being told he is too old for the program. John's curiosity is piqued and soon he finds that it might not be too late after all.