Military

In wartime Russia, where grief is currency and loyalty is leveraged, even a soldier’s last breath can be turned into someone else’s business plan.

In the heat of battle, as bullets whizzed by and bombs turned the night into day, Chief Coker’s voice over the radio was the calm in the storm, reminding every soul under his watch that they were not alone in this fight, forging ahead with the might of righteousness and the unwavering belief that if God is for us, then who can be against us?

When the chain-of-command board starts making national headlines, you can bet someone’s head is rolling—because in today’s military, the perception of loyalty matters just as much as the reality of leadership.

Pete Hegseth isn’t courting chaos—he’s weaponizing it to drag the Pentagon kicking and screaming back to its warfighting roots.

Amanda Reynolds may not fit your typical BUD/S profile, but damned if she isn’t swinging for the fences like she’s got Poseidon’s own trident in hand.

The service academies weren’t built to accommodate dishonesty—they were built to reject it, and their growing tolerance for ethical failure reveals a leadership more committed to protecting reputation than enforcing principle.

Dakota Meyer already gave more than most men could in a lifetime—and now he’s laced his boots up again, proving once and for all that some warriors never leave the fight.

Oskar Zepeda is a Former Army Ranger sniper with nine combat deployments under his belt, and a man who any bad guy would hate to see coming their way.

When the front lines shift to our own soil, it’s American troops who answer the call—not with speeches, but with boots, grit, and sacrifice.

Train relentlessly for those rare, high-risk moments—because when the unexpected hits, all the joking and hard-earned skills might just save lives, as TwoGun proved that day in Fallujah.

Colonel Susannah Meyers’ removal from command at Pituffik Space Base was about more than a morale email gone wrong—it was a high-profile warning shot about loyalty, politics, and who really calls the shots in today’s military.

Dan Caldwell didn’t just get walked out of the Pentagon—he lit a bonfire under the military brass and left behind a smoldering mess of ideological warfare, national security panic, and a GOP tearing itself apart from the inside.