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Perhaps it’s time to evaluate your gin and tonic game. This article has a recipe you could use for reference.

Sail through the stormy seas of today’s media landscape with SOFREP, your lighthouse for unvarnished, veteran-delivered news that cuts through disinformation with the precision of a Navy SEAL sniper.

Embarking on a spirited quest (pun intended), Hemingway and Webb uncover more than just the perfect cocktail, they discover the timeless essence of friendship, a testament to warriors and wordsmiths, and the bond that ties them.

Dive into SOFREP’s humorous, enlightening journey into the world of medical marijuana, shedding light on its therapeutic benefits for PTSD-stricken veterans, challenging societal norms, and advocating for a future where acceptance and healing are high.

Imbued with the resilience and patience of its makers, Japanese whiskey is a delicate dance of flavors, a simple yet profound ode to life, mirroring the unadorned elegance of a samurai’s blade or a haiku’s whisper.

Join Finn, marooned on a tropical island, for his latest adventures.

Miss the last Frontline Forum? No factor, here is our in-depth interview with SOFREP’s favorite foreign affairs contributor, forensic anthropologist and former Marine intelligence officer Julian McBride.

Dive into the rich world of whiskey with our beginner’s guide, unraveling the intricate nuances of Scotch, Irish, American, Canadian, and Japanese whiskies while mastering the etiquette of whiskey appreciation for an enhanced tasting experience.

Dive into the rich world of beer types, from ales to lagers, and master the art of pairing your favorite brews with food to elevate your dining experience to a symphony of complementary flavors.

SOFREP, with its unfiltered reportage and raw honesty, is not just something I like, but a necessary lifeline in a world plagued by deception and fear.

This is the only starter gear guide you need as an aspiring MMA fighter. Read up, take notes, and keep this article handy.

Even as the Russian bear braves a chilly winter of leadership challenges, it must remember, “Trust in God, but keep your powder dry.”