Category: Army

SIG Sauer’s hybrid 6.8×51 cartridge pushes rifle pressures to roughly 80,000 psi, using a brass body, stainless steel base, and aluminum locking washer to contain forces that would challenge a traditional all-brass rifle case.

Major Nicholas Dockery fought through a brutal Taliban ambush in Afghanistan in 2012, shielding wounded soldiers, killing enemy fighters, and calling in helicopter gunships, actions now recognized with a long-awaited upgrade from the Silver Star to the Medal of Honor.

An Iranian commando who once guarded the Shah’s lavish desert parties returned to Tehran years later, part of a secret American mission born from one of the Cold War’s most dangerous crises.

Three U.S. service members were killed in ongoing combat operations against Iran as drone engagements expanded into Kuwait, riots erupted at a U.S. consulate in Pakistan, a downtown Austin shooting triggered a federal terror probe, and Pakistan launched cross-border airstrikes that ignited open fighting with the Afghan Taliban.

From reported strikes on Ali Khamenei’s compound to ballistic missile salvos arcing over Tel Aviv and Gulf bases bracing under drone swarms, Operation Epic Fury has ignited a multi-domain fight stretching from Tehran to the Red Sea, where confirmation is scarce, interceptors are finite, and the next 24 hours will decide whether this becomes a decapitation strike or the opening phase of a regional systems war.

The United States and Israel launched coordinated strikes on Iran targeting senior leadership and military infrastructure, as Tehran responded with missile attacks on Israel and Gulf states hosting U.S. forces, expanding the conflict across the region.

During World War I, the Canadian Corps earned a reputation for aggressive trench raiding and tactical deception, using routine and psychological disruption as deliberate tools to unsettle German forces along the Western Front.

The United States and Israel launched major combat operations against Iran as Tehran retaliated across Israel and the Gulf, while the Army placed a $186 million order for Switchblade drones, DOD schools saw a leadership shakeup, and West Virginia’s machine gun bill died in committee.

We drove up to Quincy together to support a campaign stop and left as three men instead of four, after a device that should have gone off the night before waited for Ken Foster the next morning.

When the second Black Hawk went down and the city closed in, Gary Gordon did not hesitate, he asked to be put on the ground, knowing exactly what it might cost and choosing it anyway.

Hammerhead Six is a hard, practical lesson in how small Special Forces teams won ground in Afghanistan by mastering culture, accountability, and relationships instead of relying on firepower alone.

Trump escalates rhetoric over Iran’s protest death toll and signals possible strikes as the rial collapses, orders a review of UFO/UAP files, Pennsylvania National Guard soldiers win an Army drone innovation competition, and reports emerge of an IED strike on a Nigerian Army armored vehicle in Zamfara.