Category: War Stories

With blood-streaked hands and the deafening quiet after gunfire, the only thing that kept me going was knowing the job wasn’t finished—there was still work to be done.

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.

The former chief of Israeli Intelligence has admitted that Israel assisted the U.S. in the attack that killed Iranian General and head of Iran’s QUDs force, Qassem Soleimani in 2020.

In the chaos of Tucumcari’s cellblock B, I learned that survival wasn’t just about keeping your ramen—it was about holding onto your sanity with a plastic cereal bowl and a good dose of absurdity.

Brandon Webb opens up about his journey from Navy SEAL sniper to bestselling author, giving listeners an inside look at life on the high seas and the gripping inspiration behind Steel Fear.

You can’t make this stuff up—what started as a routine drive to Houston for a human trafficking task force turned into a full-blown, head-smashing circus of New Mexico’s finest, complete with lost licenses, General Pop introductions, and a dinner I never even got to taste.

Call it bad luck or pure stupidity, but if you’re messing with riot control devices and blow off part of your arm in the process, don’t expect me to call you a victim—just a Darwin Award contender.

Every moment of survival came with its own brutal trade-off, but for Chainsaw, those deals were sealed in blood, pain, and the endless search for a little bit of normalcy in a world that would never be the same again.

Think you’re a badass? There’s always someone badder, meaner, and not afraid to punch you in the face to remind you of it. Enter “Demo Dick.”

Strap in for a first hand look at Navy SEAL Hell Week with Colonel Bob Adams who finished UDT/SEAL training as class leader of BUD/S Class 81.

In the Teams, trust isn’t given with a Trident; it’s earned by being the guy who always shows up, always grinds, and always has your brothers’ backs—no excuses, no shortcuts.