Category: Art of War

With the help of its LauncherOne technology, Virgin Orbit has now positioned 33 satellites in orbit.

As the war in Ukraine continues, there is increased scrutiny of the Russian government’s global activities. In Africa, the newest development uses Russian mercenaries, most prominently the Wagner group, to achieve Russian interests. Even if the mercenaries are not particularly effective at defeating rebel groups, their appeal to African leaders and ability to implant themselves […]

To be hidden in plain sight of the enemies yet be seen by friendly eyes. Ah, the paradox of camouflage.

An Alabama-based photographer, Jeff Rease, honors WWII military veterans in his own unique way with his project, “Portraits of Honor”.

Believe it or not, time could be slow while on the battlefield that soldiers had to come up with past times like creating trench art that are now on exhibit at the National WWII Museum.

Warriors from different cultures have their own rituals to prepare themselves just before the war. Here are three of them:

Would you declare war for a stolen bucket? Let’s have a look at three of history’s stupidest wars and why they happened.

Paintru’s true goal is to paint every fallen servicemember.

Jason Turner uses his lifelong artistic talent as a unique coping mechanism. Through his art he continues to serve the military community.

SOFREP is partnering with Paintru to bring you the art of veterans weekly.

Vasily Zaytsev has gone down in history as a master sniper and his tactics still have a lot to teach to modern-day snipers.

SOFREP is running a weekly feature for the Art of War in partnership with Uniting US, a non-profit charity that empowers veterans through the healing powers of the arts. Uniting US has graciously provided us with some very high-quality images of the work of their artists to share with you. Artists working with Uniting US […]