US and Scandinavian Special Operations: A Bulwark Against Russian Influence
A key aspect of US special operations is working with counterparts to create deterrence capability and fend off malign foreign influence.
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How a Syrian-Born US Army Soldier is Making a Difference
Born in Syria but raised in the United States, Spc. Mallouhi uses his cultural and language expertise to assist his unit while on deployment.
Watch: 2 Daring Coast Guard Rescues Near Boston in Less Than a Week
This dramatic footage of the rescues highlights the incredible skill and bravery on display from the Coast Guard crews.
A Navy SEAL’s 5 Most Important Leadership Tasks
When the chips are down, it’s just you and your team that matter. Here are five leadership tips from former Navy SEAL on to get the job done.
How Do American’s Nuclear Submarines Get Resupplied at Sea?
As a video released by the U.S. Navy shows a number of ways to resupply US Navy submarines at sea, from small drones to massive aircraft.
Shock and Awe: US-Led Coalition Has Launched Almost 35,000 Airstrikes Against ISIS
Since 2014 the US military and its allies have conducted almost an astounding 35,000 airstrikes against the Islamic State (ISIS) worldwide.
The Special Forces Roots of the Acting SecDef Christopher Miller
President Trump’s new acting Secretary of Defense Christopher Miler has an extensive — and impressive — background in Special Operations.
Project Pluto: The Craziest Nuclear Weapon in History
During the Cold War, the U.S. and Soviet Union developed newer, even more powerful thermonuclear weapons. One such attempt was Project Pluto.
What You Need to Know About Christopher C. Miller, the New Acting Secretary of Defense.
Mark Esper is out. Here’s everything you need to know about his replacement for Secretary of Defense, Christopher C. Miller.
RQ-170: The Air Force’s Secret “Beast of Kandahar”
Like most Skunk Works designs, the RQ-170’s most potent weapon may just be the shadow of uncertainty that surrounds it.
DARPA’s Newest Sub-Hunting Weapon is…Shrimp
DARPA’s program uses sensors to track the behavior of sea life, whereby assessing whether it is natural or caused by an enemy submarine.
Arctic and Special Operations: Preparing for the Next Battle
The United States may have fought decades fighting in the sand, but special operations soldiers remain ready and able for arctic warfare.
