Category: Military

Nothing says ‘holiday cheer’ like Washington storming Trenton on Christmas or surprise Tet attacks during New Year—war’s real party crashers.

Daniel Duggan’s extradition underscores the growing tension between protecting national security and addressing the ethical challenges of former military personnel sharing expertise with foreign powers.

The swift removal of Lt. Cmdr. Adam Sandifer illustrates the Navy’s unyielding commitment to holding leaders accountable and ensuring operational excellence, even when it means making tough decisions.

In the chaotic predawn hours over the Red Sea, the USS Gettysburg’s near-fatal mistake—a friendly fire incident taking down a U.S. Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet—reminds us of the razor-thin margin for error in modern warfare.

From drones to hypersonic missiles, the US military is redefining warfare post-Afghanistan with cutting-edge tech and JADC2 strategies.

The Internet shrank the world, but did it squeeze us too tight? From cyber overload to privacy illusions, it’s a double-edged sword.

Old tech, new tricks: Ukraine’s HAWK missiles are downing drones and missiles, proving Cold War gear can still dominate modern battles.

Here’s your SOFREP Daily News Brief: Key defense and global affairs insights to keep you in the know on Sunday, December 22, 2024.

With drones now striking deep into Russia’s industrial heartland, Ukraine has sent an unambiguous message: no corner of this conflict remains beyond reach.

The B-2 Spirit: 40 years later, still flying under the radar and over the enemy—America’s stealthy ace in an era of global power plays.

In a world increasingly reliant on seamless digital connectivity, the undersea cables threading our oceans are more than infrastructure—they are lifelines, silently carrying the life blood of modern civilization.

Irregular warfare isn’t just a tactical necessity; it’s the strategic recalibration America needs to outmaneuver adversaries in an unpredictable world.