‘Sniper’s Honor’: The tale of two marksmen
"Sniper's Honor" is a fairly new release, and should provide an exciting journey for Swagger fans, old and new. Read More
Mike Perry
‘Sniper’s Honor’: The tale of two marksmen
Last Stand At Lang Vei (Part 2)
(In Part One of the Last Stand At Lang Vei, the story ended just as the NVA began their secondary assault against the camp. This week the story is carried to its conclusion from… Read More
Last Stand At Lang Vei (Part One)
The PT-76 was an amphibious tank design developed by the Soviet Union in the late 1940s. Armed with a relatively small (for the era) 76 mm gun and intended to spearhead river… Read More
Operation Claymore: The Day The Empire Struck Back… Hard
After Great Britain was driven from continental Europe in disgrace, it realized that the offensive capabilities it wanted to employ against Germany must be tried elsewhere. Thus,… Read More
Decima MAS: The Most Successful Frogmen In History
The story of Italy’s Decima MAS (Decima Mezzi d’Assalto, or 10th Assault Vehicle Flotilla), is a peculiar tale regarding Axis Special Forces in World War II. On one… Read More
Operation Frankton: Most Daring Raid Of All Time?
During WWII, Italian frogmen successfully penetrated the harbor in Alexandria, Egypt riding manned torpedoes and damaging two Royal Navy battleships, HMS Valiant and HMS Queen… Read More
Operation Chastise: An Idea, A Strange Bomb, And Lots Of Water
The Ruhr valley has long served as a primary base of heavy industry for the German nation. In World War II, for example, the region processed millions of tons of raw materials to… Read More
When Puff Ruled The Night: The Birth Of The Gunship
Using side-firing weapons on aircraft can be traced back to 1927, when a concept was demonstrated by fixing a .30 caliber machine gun to the side of a biplane and flying a simple… Read More
Valor Was Their Victory
Oil is the lifeblood of nations. No substance has ever proven more beneficial to the world when it comes to sustaining day to day livelihoods and moving vast quantities of commerce… Read More
Operation Biting: The Bruneval Raid
Few technologies played as vital a role in World War II as radar. From its famous early days as giant girdered masts dotting the eastern coastline of Great Britain, relaying… Read More
A Touch of War: A Novel by Mike Perry
Team Room: You’ve been reading Mike Perry’s excellent SOF history posts on SOFREP since he wrote about the British SAS and the Iranian Embassy siege. Mike’s first… Read More
Abu Jihad: Israel’s bin Laden-Style Takedown 25 Years Ago
Waves lapped in gentle rolls against the Tunisian shoreline on this night of April 15, 1988. The lookouts on the beaches only heard the engines in the final seconds before they… Read More
Vengeance At The Mace
Three weeks ago, I wrote an article about the brave last stand of a unit of Polish soldiers near the town of Wizna in the opening days of World War II. The story you are about to… Read More
Sergeant Stubby: The Original Dog Of War
His eyes seemed to light up as he watched the group of young soldiers march in unison on that Yale field in New Haven, Connecticut. It was another one of those long days where… Read More
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