Strength and Fitness: How to Keep Making Progress When Lifting Alone
Headphones in, lone-wolf mode on—no handshakes, no hype squad—just iron, intent, and the discipline to show up when everyone else ghosts.
Headphones in, lone-wolf mode on—no handshakes, no hype squad—just iron, intent, and the discipline to show up when everyone else ghosts.
Iran’s muted response to Operation Midnight Hammer shows a regime more concerned with survival and internal security than revolutionary posturing, revealing cracks in both its proxy network and its long-claimed mantle of regional power.
The two-state solution cannot be seriously considered without acknowledging the corrosive role of Iran’s proxy militancy and the cycle of violence it sustains between Israelis and Palestinians.
Sometimes the hardest part of training isn’t pushing yourself through the pain, but knowing when to back off before you break.
Flying with the Night Stalkers, whether fast-roping from a Black Hawk, thundering in a Chinook, or clinging to the skids of a Little Bird, showed me firsthand why these aviation professionals are the lifeline of America’s most elite warriors.
If you want to get better at rucking, there’s no shortcut—strap it on, hit the trails, and practice until the weight feels like part of your body.
A 200-yard rooftop shot sounds daunting, but physics, control, and wind call the play. Here’s how trained marksmen break it down.
Trump’s “Department of War” rebrand is pure chaos—loud, jarring, and impossible to ignore, but America deserves vision, not just war.
US greenlights $850M ERAM missile sale to Ukraine, boosting long-range strikes while keeping pilots out of Russia’s dense air defenses.
Lincoln’s timeless plea for unity and compassion reminds us that America’s strength lies not in partisan victories, but in our shared commitment to healing the nation’s wounds together.
From the moment Erieye lit the Super Flanker at 150 miles, our silent Viper stalked in, loosed a single AIM-120C, and wrote a new line in this war’s air combat ledger.
Keep government in the referee’s stripes, not on the roster—every equity stake tilts the field away from competition and innovation toward inefficiency, cronyism, and a slow slide into socialism.