US Sends More Troops to The Middle East: Is This 2003 All Over Again?
The US is sending more troops to the Middle East as tensions rise—preparing for potential escalation while hoping for diplomacy.
SOFREP News Team
Proactive Gun Detection To Help Prevent Mass Shootings: Insights from Navy SEAL Mike Lahiff
AI is transforming defense and security, making quick decisions and stopping threats before they escalate—welcome to the future of safety.
Chief of Naval Operations Franchetti Reveals Cancer Diagnosis and Temporary Transfer of Authority During Surgery
Navy’s top admiral beats breast cancer and returns to duty. How her battle could shape the future of health transparency in the military.
Virginia-Class Submarines are $17 Billion over Budget. Can The Navy Keep the Program Afloat?
The Navy’s Virginia-class submarines are $17 billion over budget—can the program recover in time to keep America’s edge?
Armor’s Worst Nightmare: How China’s Kinetic Energy Weapons Are Changing the Game
China’s kinetic weapons could gut tanks like the Abrams, signaling a dire shift in warfare that demands rapid, innovative defense strategies.
Air Superiority Reimagined: Tackling the Drone Threat in Modern Warfare
The US Air Force is redefining air superiority to address the burgeoning threat of low-cost drones that have transformed modern warfare.
Chinese National Charged in Major “Spear-Phishing” Espionage Campaign: What You Need to Know
A Chinese engineer’s spear-phishing scheme targeted sensitive US military software, sparking a major cyber espionage case.
Army’s Woke Agenda Under Fire After Mainstream Activists Classified as Terrorists
A botched Army briefing labeled mainstream activist groups as terrorists, sparking outrage and prompting a full review of its training materials.
How the Air Force Turned a 2023 Recruiting Shortfall into a 2024 Success
USAF hit its recruiting goals for 2024, but are relaxed standards sacrificing quality? Big numbers don’t always mean long-term readiness.
The Sabina Shoal Standoff: A Battle for Sovereignty in the South China Sea
The standoff at Sabina Shoal heats up as Manila and Beijing battle for control in the South China Sea. Sovereignty and power at stake.
Arrest of Sgt. Maj. Gerardo Trevino Adds to Marine Corps’ Failed Leadership Trend
Sgt. Maj. Trevino’s firing sparks questions about leadership accountability in the military. Is “loss of trust” enough?
Active Duty US Navy SEAL Detained in Venezuela Over Alleged Assassination Plot
A US Navy SEAL is caught in the middle of Venezuela’s political storm, accused of plotting to overthrow Maduro.
