Matt Hill

If you are a phony Navy SEAL, standby. The hammer of justice is coming your way and on its head it reads, “Hey bro, Don Shipley here. Retired Navy SEAL.”

The Marine Corps should not look to make an example of Lt. Col. Scheller. It should judge him solely on his actions.

Next time you hear the name Pat Sajak just maybe you’ll think about Pat the Vietnam veteran rather than just Pat the “TV show guy.”

It has been decades since John Basilone served bravely in Guadalcanal and Iwo Jima, but his country hasn’t forgotten him.

The Marines are updating their School of Infantry and addressing many of its previous issues. Good job, Marine Corps!

United States Marine Corps Lance Corporal Jared Schmitz made his final pass down the highways of St. Louis in a military Hummer in the early afternoon of September 16, 2021. LCpl Schmitz was escorted by dozens of St. Charles, St. Louis, and Missouri Highway Patrol Officers in addition to untold hundreds of Patriot Guard motorcycle […]

The idyllic and small atoll of Tarawa was the site of a brutal battle that forced the Marines to adjust their training and approach to reconnaisance.

The wrath that the Marines delivered was so severe that the internal infrastructure of Alcatraz began to give in.

On 9/11 we all said that we would never forget. Let’s, for once as a nation, live up to our promise.

Some of them process intel and others work with jets. Some secure nuclear weapons and others handle seeds. But they are all shrouded in mystery.

Despite past predictions, urban warfare will be an increasingly important aspect of warfare. The U.S. military must adjust to excel in it.

The chain of command is perhaps the most important feature of the military and paramount for the existence of large organizations.