From World War I to Syria: SOFREP Looks at Chemical Warfare
Chemical warfare, with its grim history and potential for mass destruction, remains a significant global threat.
Chemical warfare, with its grim history and potential for mass destruction, remains a significant global threat.
Today, hand-to-hand combat has regained significance in military training programs worldwide, reflecting that sometimes the most advanced technology can’t replace the value of direct, physical confrontation in a close-quarters battle.
The Cuba Libre cocktail is a tantalizing mix of rum, Coca-Cola, and lime that symbolizes freedom and rebellion.
The Memphis Belle’s iconic nose art, inspired by a 1941 George Petty illustration, symbolized both the courage of its crew and the plane’s remarkable achievement of completing 25 combat missions over Europe during WWII.
General Douglas MacArthur wasn’t just a military genius. He was a transformative figure who left a mark on both war and peace.
Discover the iconic British Whitley Bomber: A significant WWII strategic bomber with distinctive design and lasting aviation legacy.
Delta takes down Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in Barisha, Syria.
The Ancient Greek military owes much of its might to Pankration, a martial art that molded their warriors into formidable forces.
August 5th, 1943. New Guinea. Men from Battery B, 205th Field Artillery Battalion, 41st Infantry Division fire their 105mm Howitzer from a concealed position in a native hut.
The evolution of military architecture isn’t just about the march of bricks, stones, or digital codes. Read more about it here.
There are military leaders in history that made their mark in warfare. This piece takes a look at some of them and their accomplishments.
The B-2 Spirit, a testament to the relentless pursuit of technological excellence, stands as an icon of stealth, precision, and American air dominance, reflecting the evolution of modern warfare.