Expert Analysis

The M224 60mm mortar is a game-changer. Able to fire a wide variety of rounds, it can even put out fires, as the Special Forces demonstrated.

As President Biden is about to address the nation, the failings of his administration are hard to ignore.

From the potential demolition of a CIA site to the tense withdrawal of the last troops, these are today’s stories from Afghanistan.

Skepticism grows about the number of bombs that went off at Kabul’s airport while most of our allies complete their evacuations.

Following the terrorist attack at Kabul’s airport, the situation in Afghanistan has become more chaotic as various players maneuver for power.

An explosion took place a few minutes ago today, outside Kabul’s airport. Unconfirmed reports speak of three wounded U.S. servicemembers.

It may be 70 years old, but the B-52 Stratofortress can blow up anything from a bunker to a city and will be doing so for many years to come.

Who really are the Taliban? But more importantly, how have they changed in these 20 years?

Images are already splashed all over the media: an Air Force C-17 rolling down the taxiway of Kabul’s airport, Afghan civilians running alongside it.

“I inherited a deal cut by my predecessor,” President Biden said. It left the Taliban “in the strongest position militarily since 2001.”

The chain of command is perhaps the most important feature of the military and paramount for the existence of large organizations.

As the Taliban are about to capture Afghanistan, President Biden has the chance to do the right thing and avoid the mistake Obama made in Iraq in 2011.