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Military History
Trump Taps Gen. Kenneth S. Wilsbach to Lead the Air Force
Gen. Kenneth S. Wilsbach, a combat tested pilot, is the White House pick to steer budgets, training, and modernization as the next Air Force Chief of Staff.
Why America Lost the War in Afghanistan: A Requiem Essay
We won the battles in Afghanistan and still lost the war because Washington pursued an unsuitable, unfeasible, and unacceptable project to remake a tribal society while Congress abdicated and our generals saluted.
Hegseth’s Warrior Ethos Speech Marks The Rebirth of the Hard Charging American Warfighter
Hegseth walked into Quantico, kicked the stool out from under the Pentagon’s therapy culture, and told the brass we’re done preening and back to making warfighters who can carry the ruck, drive on and win the fight.
Medal of Honor Monday: American Hero – Joshua Chamberlain at Gettysburg
Standing on Little Round Top’s granite spine for the fifth time, I can still trace where Chamberlain’s exhausted 20th Maine pivoted on cold steel and, against repeated assaults, shattered the Alabama charge and saved the Union flank.
Medal of Honor Monday: SSG Drew Dix, Fifth Special Forces Group (Airborne)
When Chau Phu turned into a knife fight in a phone booth, Drew Dix grabbed whoever would move, keyed his radio, and bulldozed through Tet’s chaos—rescuing civilians, stacking prisoners, and proving leadership starts with stepping into the gunfire.
A Sleeping Caribbean Giant Awakens: Roosevelt Roads is Back – Now With F-35s
Roosevelt Roads is awake again—an 11,000-foot spear thrust into the Caribbean, where F-35s and Ospreys turn a once-quiet slab of concrete into America’s forward deck for interdiction, deterrence, and the next storm that dares roll through.
A Warning for Us All: My 1983 Encounter With A German “True Believer”
On that summer afternoon by the Rhine, I realized with chilling clarity how deeply the lies of a dictator could root themselves in a human soul, surviving long after his empire lay in ruins.
Inside the Team Room: Navy SEAL Snipers – Charlie Melton Talks to Brandon Webb About his Sniper Kill With a .50 Cal
Today in SOFREP’s Team Room, Rad delves into the gritty realities of being a Navy SEAL sniper, probing the deep and often unspoken memories of warfare that define the lives and legacies of Brandon Webb and Charlie Melton.
Delta Force’s Colin Rich Took a .45 To the Skull And Came Back Stronger
Chainsaw took that round like he took everything in life—head-on, with a laugh and a quick curse, pushing forward while the rest of us wondered how he was still standing.
Col. (Ret) Nate Slate: In Praise of a Cruel God
Years of envy and humiliation had hardened into a poverty of consciousness, where cruelty was mistaken for devotion and crime disguised itself as holy war.
Benjamin Reed: Convicted in Absentia, Hunted Abroad, Yet Unwavering in Loyalty to the United States and Committed to Exposing War Crimes
Russia will not break me, and I will carry the fight against its lies and brutality wherever I can.
