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Second Lieutenant Alma Cooper has shattered stereotypes and set a new standard for what it means to serve in the U.S. Army, proving that excellence knows no bounds—whether in uniform or on the pageant stage.

SOFREP’s Guy McCardle interviews former Ranger turned author Dan Blakeley about his book and his days as a SOF soldier.

Ken Rhee isn’t just a fighter; he’s a relentless force of nature, blending elite training with an unyielding will to stand on the front lines of the world’s most dangerous conflicts.

I was born to carry a rifle, to run ahead of the pack, and return with more than I started with, because that’s what it means to be all grown up in the world of professional soldiers.

Terrorists plotting to attack Taylor Swift’s Vienna concert aimed to maximize casualties, but international intelligence and quick action by Austrian authorities thwarted their deadly plans.

From the barracks to the camera, Taylor Gunner’s transformation from a disciplined Marine to an OnlyFans sensation defies conventions and underscores the evolving landscape of post-military life.

And in that moment, as I staggered through the chaotic market with my mismatched attire and a belly full of couscous, I realized that sometimes survival in a foreign land is less about blending in and more about embracing the absurdity of your own existence.

Drones, and the soldiers prepared to bring them down play a special role in the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.

In the midst of my grimy, sun-baked adventure through Fez, squatting by a rank canal to wash my battle-worn towel, I cut a fine figure of a man—a disheveled, bearded mess in ripped sleeves and sandals, puffing on a camel poo cigarette, and navigating the wretched beauty of a country that both fascinated and wrenched my soul.

Stiffing a nine-year-old guide and handing a kid my sweat-soaked “Runs with Scissors” T-shirt in lieu of payment, I found myself seething and shirtless, contemplating the karma of my actions amidst the labyrinthine alleys of 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.

From selling grilled cheese sandwiches at age 13 to carving a unique path through the military, acting, and podcasting, Aaron ‘Rad’ Radl’s journey, as shared with SAS legend Big Phil Campion, is a testament to resilience and relentless pursuit of diverse passions