Sean Spoonts

By the time I fell asleep, I was resigned to just getting on with it. I’d had enough fearful anticipation of SERE School’s unknown terrors.

SERE was a “No-Fail” school. If for some reason you don’t make it through they revoke your security clearance. If that happened, I’d be done.

The SERE School training area was in a classified area near the Naval Air Station; its dread status was the stuff of fact, myth, and legend.

Joe Biden’s first order of business was to roll back Trump’s policies. But now, the Leftists that got him elected are calling in their IOUs.

Of the 46 U.S. presidents, 35 served in the military at some point. This Presidents’ Day, we took a look at a few of their service records.

Harry Beal, the first Navy SEAL, died on January 26th at the age of ninety. His life — and service — is remembered on the pages of SOFREP.

Mavericks owner Mark Cuban bet that axing the Star Spangled Banner from NBA opening events would catch on. It hasn’t, and he’s flip-flopped.

A Japanese submarine — the Soryu — collided with a Chinese freighter. While the damage wasn’t critical, the temporary loss of a vessel was.

Sunday night’s Super Bowl might have been a bust, but the historic trifecta flyover was a strong message to our enemies hidden in plain sight.

China’s antics in the South China Sea are not new, but a form of Soviet Cold War tactics aimed at misdirection and the spread of propaganda.

A new WHO advisory suggests that machines used to test for COVID-19 may not have been correctly calibrated, leading to inflated case numbers.

A decision by a recent Biden appointee to vaccinate GITMO detainees against COVID-19 has drawn ire, but there are good reasons to do it.