Military History

General Don Bolduc served ten tours in Afghanistan from 2001-2013. In this SOFREP exclusive, he exposes nine missteps that cost us the war.

Just as Pearl Harbor pulled the United States into WWII, the bombing of the USS Cole plunged the U.S. into an era of asymmetric warfare.

The USS Oklahoma sank in roughly 11 minutes, trapping scores of men inside the the overturned battleship who had to fight to escape.

Atkins is a fascinating character born in Romania, and a Jew, in England the military, distrust her and refuse to grant her citizenship.

Netflix’s latest foray into military films takes on the fight against ISIS in a dirty, bloody, and brutal depiction of the retaking of Mosul.

Pompeo referred to Turkey’s purchase of the Russian anti-missile system S-400 which he characterized as “a gift to Russia.”

Hurling grenades, Garcia led a one-man assault on the enemy machine gun position and destroyed the gun, killing three with his rifle.

Colonel Robert Howard is one of the most legendary Special Forces soldiers. This is the tale of how he got to his MOH ceremony.

There are currently 25 Australian SAS soldiers that had either directly taken part in unlawful killings or acted as accessories to them.

The Liberator centers the 157th Infantry Regiment, Felix Sparks and an eclectic mix of Mexican-Americans, Native Americans, and cowboys.

During the Cold War, the U.S. and Soviet Union developed newer, even more powerful thermonuclear weapons. One such attempt was Project Pluto.

Maurer’s ‘Rock Force’ does a fantastic job of blending the big picture with the personal accounts of the brave paratroopers who fought there.