Military History

Lt. Sisler grabbed grenades and charged into the teeth of the enemy assault, singlehandedly breaking it up and forcing the enemy to retreat.

China’s antics in the South China Sea are not new, but a form of Soviet Cold War tactics aimed at misdirection and the spread of propaganda.

“Israel has a clear objective: that Iran not be nuclear. It is not just an Israeli interest. It is first and foremost a global interest.”

The Ballad of the Green Beret — heard from Hollywood to the watering holes of Fort Bragg — is fifty five years young.

“The Coalition will continue to remove key leaders… terrorists-you will never live in peace- you will be pursued to the ends of the earth.”

Five systems designed to fight the Soviets first proved their combined might in the Middle East during Operation Desert Storm.

This letter, sent from the Battle of the Bulge, is a stark yet beautiful reminder of the fighting spirit of our Armed Forces.

57 years ago today, the Military Assistance Command Vietnam activated the “Studies and Observation Group” which became known simply as SOG.

Israel, has been involved in the European Command, because, in the past, Israel was not recognized by most of the countries in the region.

Having grown up in Italy, Joe Savoldi was a natural for OSS. And winning a bar fight? He could clear the room by himself. 

The acting Secretary of Defense announced the first four members of an eight-person commission that will take on the renaming military bases.

I was thinking, “Why am I falling? When you see that much blood, and you know that it is yours, it has a tendency to scare you.”