Desiree Huitt

About the author

Desiree Huitt is an Army Veteran serving 11 years as a Military Intelligence officer and prior to OCS as a combat medic. She is a graduate from the University of Texas in Austin with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Middle Eastern Studies.

Your Thanksgiving turkey may have ties to terrorism

This week the Wall Street Journal reported the company that owns half of Butterball Turkey is being investigated by the Department of Justice for possible ties with a terrorist organization. Seaboard SEB has owned 50% of Butterball Turkey since 2010, and may have ties to Hezbollah through a US blacklisted individuals.  The Kansas based company mainly operates in the Americas, Africa, […]

US service member killed in northern Syria from an IED blast

According to a CJTF-Operation Inherent Resolve press release, a US service member was killed by an IED in Syria near Ayn Issa as part of Operation Inherent Resolve. Details surrounding the event and the identity of the service member has not been released yet. More to follow. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter released this statement: I am […]

State Department issues travel warning for Europe

Following the one-year anniversary of the Paris attacks and the recent arrests made in France, the Department of State issued a travel warning for Americans traveling to Europe over the holiday season. DOS published the following travel warning: Credible information indicates the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL or Da’esh), al-Qa’ida, and their affiliates […]

ICC may investigate the US for war crimes in Afghanistan

According to an International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor, Fatou Bensouda, the US might be investigated for war crimes in Afghanistan. The New York Times, quoted Fatou Bensouda stating there is enough evidence to open an investigation for “war crimes of torture and related ill-treatment, by U.S. military forces deployed to Afghanistan and in secret detention facilities operated by […]

Will Trump throw out political correctness during his transition into the White House?

With all of the rumors flying around on who has been selected for cabinet posts, will President-elect Trump make the elimination of political correctness a priority for his transition process? Before and especially after his shocking victory, many from the left have called his aversion to political correctness equal to bigotry, racism, and sexism, even calling his supporters […]

Former British SAS, Phil Campion joins SOFREP

Phil Campion, former British SAS, has joined the SOFREP team as a contributing editor. You will be seeing weekly articles and daily Facebook live broadcasts from Phil. In case you missed the first Facebook live, see below. You can also read his previous articles HERE. Image courtesy of The Sunday Times

Shia mosque attacked by Islamic State in Kabul

A suicide bomber killed at least 30 people and wounded 70 others inside the Baqir-ul-Olum Shia mosque in Kabul.  According to Reuters, the suicide bomber entered the mosque as “worshipers gathered for Arbaeen, a Shi’ite ritual marking the end of a 40-day mourning period for the 7th century death of Imam Hussein, grandson of the Prophet Mohammad.” Islamic State claimed […]

Minimalistic approach to first-aid: Blue Force Gear’s ‘Micro Trauma Kit Now’

Blue Force Gear has recently introduced the Micro Trauma Kit NOW! The Micro TKN closes the gap on any given person’s greatest liability, a life threatening traumatic injury. Blue Force Gear is known for making high quality innovative tactical products right here in the USA and backed by their lifetime warranty.  You are probably familiar with their products like […]

Sister’s tribute to late Special Forces brother killed in Jordan

Special Forces soldier Staff Sgt. James Moriarty and two members of his team were recently killed in Jordan. Following his funeral, his sister Melissa Moriarty published the speech she gave at his funeral in Houston. My speech for Jimmy Over 500 people were present yesterday at Jimmy’s services in Houston. It was awe inspiring. Only Jimmy could pull […]