Lieutenant Jason C. Redman, USN (Ret) [clarification needed] is a retired naval officer and U.S. Navy SEAL. He is the founder and spokesperson of the nonprofit organization Wounded Wear. He is also the author of the memoir The Trident: The Forging and Reforging of a Navy SEAL Leader and of the book Overcome: Crush Adversity with the Leadership ...

2019年12月25日 · Redman joined the Navy in 1992 and spent 11 years as an enlisted SEAL. He was commissioned in 2004 as a SEAL officer, and in 2006, he graduated from U.S. Army Ranger School before deploying to...

2020年10月22日 · A year after he was ambushed by machine-gun fire in Fallujah, Iraq, Lt. Jason Redman was still missing his nose. The bullets that showered his body also hit his cheekbone, leaving the right side of his face caved in. And he was wearing an eye patch to conceal a crusty and mangled sight.

2021年12月17日 · In 2007, Lt. Jason Redman was an experienced SEAL warrior when he walked into a deadly al-Qaeda ambush outside Fallujah, Iraq. Lt. Redman’s Assault Team came under heavy fire and was severely wounded. He was shot multiple times but was able to survive the shooting and do great things afterward.

2021年10月10日 · As a newly commissioned Navy SEAL officer, Jason Redman made a critical mistake during an operation in Afghanistan that led to a loss of confidence from his subordinates and superiors. In the wake of the incident, his command sent him to Army Ranger School to enhance his leadership abilities.

Jason Redman, Retired Navy Seal/Naval Officer, has inspired countless people with his story of resilience and sheer tenacity. After coming under heavy fire with his team in Fallujah, Lieutenant Redman was hit 7 times and critically injured.

U.S. Army Ranger and retired Navy SEAL, Jason Redman, was shot eight times, including in his face just two weeks before due to return home from Iraq. In this FOX and Friends interview, Jason talks about how he was after a senior Al Qaeda leader, in 2007, and walked into an ambush.

2020年12月27日 · Jason Redman served 21 years as a Navy SEAL and SEAL Officer. During a mission to capture an Al Qaeda High-Value Target, Jason and his Team came under heavy machine-gun fire, although he was mortally wounded, having been shot twice in the arm and once in the face, he and his team emerged victorious and brought everyone home alive.

Over the course of five years, SEAL LT Jason Redman underwent 37 surgeries requiring 1,200 stitches, 200 staples, 15 skin grafts, and one tracheotomy. He’s lost his sense of smell and has a limited range of motion in his left arm. But that certainly hasn’t slowed him down.

After surviving critical wounding and near death by enemy ambush in Iraq in 2007, he garnered widespread media coverage for authoring his now-famous “Sign on the Door” during his initial stages of recovery in Bethesda Naval Hospital. He endured nearly 40 injury-related surgeries and returned to duty as a Navy officer before retiring in 2013.