The Pic of the Day

Everyone in the community loved Guy Cutino. It has been more than 20 years since his passing, and he is still sorely missed.

Delta operator MSG Samuel Booth Foster is shown here on the far right during a training exercise with the SAS.

The Groupement de Commandos de Montagne exemplifies France’s unwavering dedication to mastering the unforgiving art of mountain warfare, blending elite training, storied traditions, and operational excellence to thrive where others dare not tread.

With an unwavering commitment to precision and professionalism, the Maroon Berets of the Turkish Special Forces Command speak to Turkey’s mastery of unconventional warfare and elite military operations.

HTS’s polished image as a moderate force in Syria is likely little more than a calculated veneer, concealing their deeply entrenched jihadist roots and authoritarian ambitions.

The escalating clashes between the Afghan Taliban and Pakistan at the border highlight a volatile mix of distrust, retaliatory violence, and unresolved tensions, threatening regional stability and international trade routes.

The Siberian Battalion isn’t just a paramilitary unit; it’s a living, breathing act of defiance against Putin’s empire, uniting Russian defectors and ethnic minorities in a fight for freedom and self-determination.

The Snipex T-Rex isn’t just a rifle—it’s a portable artillery piece that turns anything in its crosshairs into instant rubble or, in the case of enemy combatants, an abstract art project in red mist.

Forged by the unforgiving cold and armed with expertise in survival and stealth, the Swedish Rangers prove that resilience isn’t just an ideal—it’s a way of life for those who operate in some of the harshest terrains on Earth.

US Marines destroy Iraqi Tabuk 7.62 mm rifles in a fiery pit during Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Soldiers suit up training to acclimatize themselves to Saudi Arabia during Operation Desert Shield, braving the heat while prepping for a possible chemical attack.

SOFREP’s Pic of the Day features a silhouette on the back of a Toyota truck—once a symbol of terror, now a target for anti-terror training.