Dan Tharp

Pushing a man to his limits and instilling desire while holding to the rigorous standards gave th...

Every so often extraordinary men emerge. Robert MacKenzie was such a man doing more than most to ...

Read the previous part here.  With the 1960s coming to a close and the success rate of incursion...

You can read the previous part here. We explored the historical background of the Rhodesian SAS C...

The men of the Malayan Scouts returned as Heroes to their Native Rhodesia. Filled with experience...

The U.K.’s Special Air Service needs no introduction to anyone remotely interested in military ...

The continent of Africa in the 1990s was a cauldron of warlords, failed states, and genocide. Fr...

This is a book review of former Navy SEAL Brandon Webb’s most recent book, “The Power...

On their ride back to Rhodesia, they were informed that a radio intercept confirmed the sabotage ...

In 1977 and 1978, Rhodesia’s war against the communist terrorists was heating up to proportions...

Blue Forces (BLUFOR) pushed off the FOB late in the afternoon, just as the sun started to make it...

My writing on SOFREP has been limited to Rhodesia and its Special Operations Units during the Bus...

Counter-Insurgency. COIN. The last 13 years have passed with the finest minds of military science...

The 1970s and 80s inspired a whole subculture of ‘Mercs.’ Americans had come back from the Vi...

Some of the most explosive combat in Special Operations history is almost completely unknown to t...

The helicopter has become an iconic image of war. It changed the way soldiers were able to deploy...

The U.K.’s Special Air Service needs no introduction to anyone remotely interested in Military ...

The men of the Malayan Scouts returned as Heroes to their Native Rhodesia. Filled with experience...

(A note to Readers: With the root background of the Rhodesian SAS C Squadron having been explored...

With the 1960’s closing and the success rate of incursions into Rhodesia from Zambia dropping t...