SOF

In the wake of Kyle Mullen’s tragic death, the Navy SEAL community finds itself navigating the precarious balance between unyielding training standards and the pressing need for accountability and safety reforms.

Under the pitch-black skies of Ad-Dawr, Task Force 121 proved that no tyrant, no matter how deep his spider hole, could escape the relentless pursuit of American special operations.

Was UnitedHealthcare’s CEO killed with a modern ‘silent assassin’ pistol tied to WWII origins? Dive into the sinister history of the Welrod.

Over 100 Navy SEALs, the embodiment of America’s maritime elite, are set to march on Washington, delivering a resounding message of support for Pete Hegseth’s warrior-driven vision for the Department of Defense.

A new GAO report highlights alarming safety gaps in SOF training—human error and oversight issues put elite warriors at unnecessary risk.

Delta Force was born from the relentless grit of Colonel Charlie Beckwith, who refused to let the Pentagon’s red tape stand in the way of building America’s ultimate counter-terrorism unit.

From the battlefield to the boardroom and now the Senate floor, Tim Sheehy embodies a no-nonsense, mission-first mindset that Montana—and the nation—desperately need.

Exercise Vajra Prahar is where two of the world’s elite forces, the Indian Special Forces and U.S. Green Berets, come together to sharpen their edge and prepare for the unpredictable.

Qwat al-Khasah or SFI (Special Forces of Iraq) are handpicked from the Iraqi Security Force or ISF, whose members come from all regions of Iraq and many different backgrounds.

The people behind the counter looked like we they were about to empty their bladders. Even donuts can be dangerous!

Stuck in the sweltering jungle with a bunch of half-trained ‘elite’ commandos and a colonel who’d rather sit on intelligence than use it, we were babysitters at best, warriors in waiting—waiting for something to finally break loose.

James Hupp was the kind of soldier who made you feel safer just by standing next to him, a man who could break down doors with sheer will and still find time to hand out candy to kids between firefights.