WWII’s Cheapest Weapon: The Story of the FP-45 Liberator Pistol
The FP-45 Liberator wasn’t just a gun; it was a middle finger to tyranny—a single-shot lesson in chaos, wrapped in cheap metal and wartime paranoia.
Military History
Remembering The Greatest Generation This Veterans Day
The Greatest Generation didn’t just endure the fires of war—they emerged as the architects of freedom, reminding us that liberty’s price is paid in grit, sacrifice, and an unwavering refusal to surrender.
Former Army Officer Looks at All Five Generation of Glocks
From curtain rods to combat pistols, Glock’s journey proves that innovation and a stubborn refusal to follow the herd can change the game entirely.
Two Decades After Fallujah: Reflections on War and Loss
Two decades later, the battles of Fallujah remain etched in the collective memory of those who served, a grim testament to the brutality of urban warfare and the enduring cost of freedom.
Remembering Butler Martin, One of America’s First Black Marines
Through the grit and courage of men like Butler Martin, the Montford Point Marines carved a path toward a unified military, leaving a legacy of resilience that stands as a testament to America’s journey toward equality.
Get To Know The Yugo Pattern AK Rifle
For all the lefties out there, the Zastava M70 is a rare gem—a battle-proven rifle that’s ready to roll straight out of the box, no adjustments needed, and feels like it was practically built for us.
Horrible Military Food Across the Decades
The only movies that I’ve seen that portrayed military food as absolutely awful were films about the American Civil War. OK, MASH too, in both the TV show and movie.
Ex-Delta Force Operator Continues His Colombian Drug Cartel Adventure
Ricardo and I stood under the barracks’ overhang, chain-smoking those god-awful Colombian cigs and watching chaos unfold like it was just another Tuesday, all while humming ‘Going back to Cali’ like we were extras in some black comedy war flick.
Why the Flag on US Military Uniforms Seems to Be Reversed
The flag may appear backward to some, but on our sleeves, it charges forward, a constant reminder that we carry the spirit of progress and resolve into every battle we face.
USS Gyatt: The Original “Gyatt” That Set Navy Hearts Racing As The World’s First Guided Missile Destroyer
Before “Gyatt” was Gen Z slang, it was a game-changing missile destroyer. Meet the USS Gyatt, the Navy’s original trendsetter.
How Hitler’s Gold Walther Pistol Made it to Cleveland
The curious tale of Hitler’s 50th birthday present, a gold-washed Walther pistol that traveled the world after the war.
Retired Israeli Intel Chief Admits Role in Soleimani Assassination
The former chief of Israeli Intelligence has admitted that Israel assisted the U.S. in the attack that killed Iranian General and head of Iran’s QUDs force, Qassem Soleimani in 2020.
