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In this collaboration between Newsweek and SOFREP we attempt to quell some of the speculation out there that Putin has a single button that he can push to unilaterally launch a nuclear strike against the West. It’s really not that simple

The spirit of the men and women who fought to make this country free and independent in 1776 still exists in the sacrifice of more than 1 million Americans who have given their lives to defend our country over 246 years.

From 1972 to 1995, the CIA investigated the potential of psychic abilities in military and domestic intelligence applications.

There were quite a lot of things that are wrong in terms of how films depict hand grenades, and we’re here to point some of those things out.

Words Fail Words fail us sometimes in trying to make sense of tragedies like the recent shooting at an elementary school in Texas by a mentally deranged gunman just 18 years old. The victims include 19 children and 2 adults and some 14 others wounded including his own grandmother whom he shot in the face. […]

A Navy Board hearing an appeal against an involuntary separation proceeding has found that a decorated Navy officer’s refusal to take the COVID-19 vaccine was not misconduct in uniform and voted that he be retained in the service.

I returned home from a 15-month deployment in 2004 a different man than when I left. I had been medically separated from the service, and although I didn’t want to admit it, I needed help—apparently, a bunch of it.

The US Senate has approved a massive $40 billion budget to fund further aid for Ukraine. The bill, which garnered overwhelming support from both parties, is now in the White House to be signed by President Biden.

The Russians aren’t alone in using old weapons. The Ukrainians are reported to be using 100-year-old M1910 Maxim machine guns in their fight against the Russian forces.

Russian troops are allegedly guarding the Ukrainian city of Kherson with none other than… antique cannons!

When Germany’s Messerschmitt, the leading aircraft manufacturer during World War II, was banned from producing planes for ten years, they overcame the business circumstances by creating microcars.

The media largely dismissed yesterday’s public Congressional hearing with the Deputy Director of the Office of Naval Intelligence regarding its Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force, but we found some very interesting disclosures were made.