Brandon tucker

Chief Petty Officer Brandon "Tuck" Tucker, a true American hero, dedicated his life to serving his country. In 2007, Tucker entered the US Navy under a Special Operator contract, and in 2008, he graduated from BUD/S training and was assigned to SEAL Team 4 on the east coast of Virginia.

Tucker served at SEAL Team 4 for 11 years as a Reconnaissance Team Leader and Sniper, leading small teams of SEALs on 5 combat deployments to 3 theaters of war. During this time, Tucker was meritoriously combat promoted, voted ‘Junior SEAL of the Year’ twice, and ‘SEAL of the Year’ once.

Tucker's awards and decorations include the Bronze Star Medal for Valor, Meritorious Service Medal, Army Commendation Medal ×3, Navy Achievement Medal x8, and numerous other awards.

Tucker's bravery and valor go beyond his numerous awards and decorations. In fact, Tucker is single-handedly responsible for the retirement of Chuck Norris - a feat that may or may not be the stuff of legend in the Navy SEAL community.