Inside the Recces: A Look at the Brutal Selection Process of South Africa’s Most Elite Forces
Facing communist threats in Africa, a visionary officer in 1967 trained his team for a new era, forming South Africa’s future elite Recces.
Africa
US Military Confirms Niger Troop Withdrawal in September
US troops will complete their withdrawal from Niger by early August amid rising Sahel security threats and shifting diplomatic relations.
Delta’s Ongoing Selection: Flustered in Fez
I awoke in my drab dormitory, missing the fez I had once swapped for a cab fare, only to be plunged into a surreal adventure through the labyrinthine Medina of Fez, guided by an ever-shifting cast of characters who seemed as lost as I was in a seething cauldron of chaos.
The Forgotten Wars: East Africa’s Ongoing Conflicts and Global Implications
East Africa’s regional conflicts could intertwine if another world war were to break out akin to Eastern Europe and Eastern Asia; major players are aligning to interests in Somalia, Ethiopia, Sudan, and even Kenya. Not talked about as much in mainstream media, MSM should cover East Africa more, as, eventually, our national interests could intertwine with theirs.
Fifteen Nigerian Soldiers Die in Bloody Border Fight
News Report: 15 Nigerien soldiers died repelling militants near Burkina Faso, highlighting the deadly Sahel conflict.
The Bolduc Brief: Recalibrating the US Strategy – Africa’s Role in National Security
Africa’s untapped potential and strategic resources demand a robust and recalibrated U.S. strategy to counter the growing influence of rival powers and safeguard our national security interests.
Morocco Bolsters Defense with US Missiles, Signaling Shift Away from China
Morocco secures a $227M deal with the US for ATACMS missiles, shifting from Chinese arms to enhance long-range capabilities.
Last US Troops Leave Niger, Empowering the Insurgency
American troop pullback in Africa risks intel blind spots as extremism grows, prompting a shift to collaboration.
Ethiopia Showcases Advanced Russian-built Electronic Warfare System
Ethiopia celebrates 116 years of its National Defense Force, showcasing advanced Russian-made electronic warfare system in grand style.
Flintlock 24: U.S. Africa Command’s Largest Special Ops Exercise Conducted in Côte d’Ivoire
In the heart of Côte d’Ivoire, Flintlock 24 has concluded. It brought together nearly 30 nations and 1,300 special operations personnel in a robust display of international collaboration and enduring partnerships.
The Irish Connection in Libya: A Rogue General’s Use of a Private Military Company to Enhance His Army
General Haftar’s Libyan National Army, a patchwork force bound by loyalty to the octogenarian strongman, is undergoing a transformation with the help of elite Irish mercenaries to enhance its operational capabilities amidst the chaos of post-Gaddafi Libya.
Yet Another ‘Strategic Withdrawal’: The U.S. Response to Rising Russian Influence in Niger
The Pentagon has ordered the withdrawal of 1,000 American troops from Niger, marking a significant shift in U.S. military strategy amid ongoing negotiations with the country’s military junta.
