Terror attacks on rush hour traffic

Terror attacks on rush hour traffic

If you’re an intelligence officer and captured abroad. Let’s hope it’s between the working hours of nine to five, Monday through Friday. You’re better off finding yourself in trouble during business hours because that’s when the personnel recovery offices and the state Department are open for business.

Politics here have a real impact abroad

Politics here have a real impact abroad

The Saudis took extreme exception to the U.S. and the President’s decision to not take military action against the Syrian regime. They vowed to go it alone.

Before motivating others, master your foreign language

Before motivating others, master your foreign language

My favorite moments abroad are the times I eventually become both comfortable in their company and with my Arabic in the presence of our partner forces. I remember sitting by a fireplace talking and laughing throughout the night in Arabic.

ISOF is winning in Iraq and proves the worth of Special Forces Foreign Internal Defense

ISOF is winning in Iraq and proves the worth of Special Forces Foreign Internal Defense

The Iraqi Special Operations Forces (ISOF) are proving their worth and showing the incredible work done by Special Forces. The ISOF was in real danger of losing its effectiveness, because we left them hanging, as a nation. The result of our abandonment was a hopeless, not hopeful Iraq. The warfighters felt that hopelessness. The mission was […]

Top 5 Fighter Det Locations (The “Official” List)

Top 5 Fighter Det Locations (The “Official” List)

FighterSweep.com editor’s sat down and hashed out the Top 5 Fighter Det (Detachment) locations. We know we got it right from our perspective–but what about yours? One of the best things about flying fighters: The Fighter Det. Getting away from home base and being able to concentrate on training, plus having a few beers (…or 7) […]

Being a veteran isn’t easy, is it different for SOF? (part one)

Being a veteran isn’t easy, is it different for SOF? (part one)

Out here – in the non-war footing I can see why people lose it. It’s devoid of everything you’ve come to expect. Worse yet, there’s no sense of community. Even still, if you ever see me panicking in a bookstore or the airport wearing an OEF hat, just punch me in the face, I’ll need it.