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Barrett Unveils America’s 250th Rifle Series Honoring Freedom and Liberty

Barrett’s America’s 250th Rifle Series isn’t just another limited run, it’s 500 unapologetic .50-cal statements of Freedom and Liberty that won’t stay on the market long. Get one while you can.

By Guy D. McCardle
Barrett Unveils America’s 250th Rifle Series Honoring Freedom and Liberty The Barrett Model 82A1 and M107A1 from the America’s 250th Rifle Series bear custom Cerakote designs with the “Join or Die” motif or a subdued 1776 American flag. Image courtesy of Barrett Firearms

Why So Many People Are Turning to Fight Camp to Get Their Edge Back

If the structure is gone and the edge is slipping, Fight Camp is how you put your hands back up, get measured again, and start taking yourself back one round at a time.

By Guy D. McCardle
Why So Many People Are Turning to Fight Camp to Get Their Edge Back A Fight Camp user works the bag inside his own four walls, no excuses, no shortcuts, just measurable output and a standard that doesn’t care how he feels that day. Image courtesy of Fight Camp.
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The Bolduc Brief: Iran Conflict Observation and Assessment

Airpower has hit its limits, and unless Washington is ready to own the consequences of putting boots on the ground, this war is sliding into a costly stalemate Iran is fully prepared to sustain.

By Donald Bolduc
The Bolduc Brief: Iran Conflict Observation and Assessment Brigadier General (Ret.) Donald C. Bolduc, U.S. Army Special Forces veteran and former commander of U.S. Army Special Operations Command. (U.S. Army)

U.S. Moves Toward Ground Operations as Iran Conflict Deepens

The U.S. military buildup in the Middle East is shifting the trajectory of the Iran war. Reinforcements on the ground are creating options for limited operations tied to critical terrain, energy infrastructure, and maritime access. The force package suggests preparation for targeted missions rather than invasion, but once troops are committed, the risks expand quickly.

By Benjamin Reed
U.S. Moves Toward Ground Operations as Iran Conflict Deepens Emergency crews respond to damage from an Iranian missile strike in central Tel Aviv, March 24, 2026, as the U.S.-Israel war with Iran intensifies. Photo: Tomer Appelbaum/Reuters

Evening Brief: U.S. Hits Back Hard After Iran Escalation as Russia Quietly Cashes In

While the Gulf burns and oil markets twitch, Moscow quietly refills its war chest, and when Iran finally pushed too far, the United States did what it does best, compressing time, finding, fixing, and finishing targets at a scale and speed no one in that fight can match.

By Guy D. McCardle
Evening Brief: U.S. Hits Back Hard After Iran Escalation as Russia Quietly Cashes In A U.S. Navy warship fires a cruise missile into the night sky, underscoring the rapid, coordinated force behind American military response. (U.S. Navy)

US Missile Defense System Hit in Jordan, And It’s Raising Serious Questions

The strike in Jordan didn’t just damage equipment, it exposed a hard truth: America’s missile defense isn’t a wall, it’s a system that can be found, pressured, and, if you hit the right node, quietly broken.

By Guy D. McCardle
US Missile Defense System Hit in Jordan, And It’s Raising Serious Questions An F-35 Lightning II slices across a blazing sunset, its silhouette underscoring the reach and precision of modern U.S. airpower. Image Credit: US Air Force
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