Operation Hawkeye Strike: U.S. Bombs Islamic State Strongholds in Syria
For ISIS, December 19 was the moment the desert learned, again, that America keeps receipts and collects its debts from the sky.
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SIG Sauer M7 and M250: How the Army’s Next Generation Squad Weapon Program Works
Two weapons, one mission set, one ballistic brain: the M7 and M250 were built to fight as a paired system so squads can put accurate, sustained 6.8×51mm fire where it counts and keep constant pressure on the enemy.
Former Delta Force Operator’s Thoughts on Hand to Hand Combat Training
In Delta, there was a bifurcation of schools of thought among the men, whose physical training program was NOT dictated at any level of command, recognizing that the Unit was fueled by big boys who played by big boy rules.
The Rise of Nick Fuentes: Why His Extremism Matters Far Beyond America
Fuentes sells antisemitism and Kremlin-friendly authoritarian nostalgia the way the internet sells everything else, as meme-flavored entertainment stripped of consequence, and Europe cannot afford to treat that kind of cultural poison as harmless content.
Legends M1A1 .177 Full-Auto Blowback CO2 Air Rifle: A Modern “Chicago Typewriter” for the Backyard Battlefield
The Legends M1A1 .177 turns your backyard into a full-auto grin factory, marrying Thompson swagger with blowback bite and thirty-round bursts that make soda cans disappear in a hurry.
Bondi Beach and the Fracture Beneath the Surface – How Anti-Semitic Violence Reached One of Australia’s Safest Public Spaces
Bondi has always sold the illusion that the world’s older hatreds cannot reach the sand, until December 14 proved how quickly ideology can turn a public shoreline into a killing ground.
Medal of Honor Monday: Salvatore Giunta’s Korengal Valley Stand
Giunta’s story is what valor looks like when it is not polished for the cameras, because in the Korengal he moved into fire again and again for one reason only: to get his people home.
Black Buffalo Tobacco-Free Dip: Born in a Barn
People assume tobacco free dip is a lab trick, but Black Buffalo starts in a North Carolina barn, where cured leafy greens and disciplined handling set the texture, color, and moisture that make the ritual feel consistent for adults 21 and older.
From Base To Bellies: How Veterans, Regenerative Ranching, And Clean MREs Could Quietly Rewire U.S. Combat Power
Base to Bellies treats the MRE like a piece of kit, proving that if you want harder, smarter warfighters, you start with the ground under their boots and the food in their rucks.
Slimming the SIG Sauer M7: How Soldier Feedback Reshaped the Army’s New Rifle
The M7 started life as the heavy new kid in the squad, but once soldiers had their say and engineers listened, it grew into a rifle worth carrying.
The Evolving Character of War: From Declarations to Drug Cartels
America’s undeclared war on drugs has killed more of our people than any foreign enemy since World War II, yet it remains a conflict fought in legal and political shadows where no one has to admit we are at war or explain how it ends.
Venezuela’s Crisis Is Not a Moral Puzzle
If the fall of Maduro means one less outpost for Moscow in our hemisphere, I will not pretend to be conflicted about it, because I have seen what his patrons do to men whose only crime was fighting back.
