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Cole Bridges didn’t just betray the uniform; he practically handed the enemy a roadmap to killing his own brothers in arms.

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.

With their Hellfire missiles now repurposed for air-to-air combat, Apache helicopters are proving that they can handle the growing drone threat in the Middle East with devastating precision.

North Korea just blew up key roads linking it to South Korea, ditching unification hopes and ramping up tensions along the border!

The US and Australia are teaming up on a game-changing submarine project, blending tech, strategy, and workforce skills for future defense!

In a bizarre twist, Vem Miller, a self-proclaimed Trump loyalist and conservative media figure, found himself at the center of a security scare, accused of plotting what could have been the third attempt on the former president’s life—though Miller insists he’s nothing more than an overzealous supporter caught in a storm of “hysteria.”

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.

Thousands of troops and helicopters are on the ground as DoD and FEMA lead massive recovery efforts after Hurricanes Helene and Milton!

Our nation has always been built on the strength of legal immigration, but when reckless policy opens the door to unchecked mass migration, our security, economy, and national integrity are all put at severe risk.

The H-6K bomber, now potentially armed with hypersonic YJ-21 missiles, underscores China’s growing capacity to strike critical targets in Taiwan with swift, precision-guided attacks, all while keeping U.S. forces at bay in a rapidly evolving A2/AD battlefield.

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.

China’s new H-20 bomber may look like a carbon copy of the B-2, but it’s a reminder that in the race for air dominance, mimicry can still pose a real threat to U.S. defenses.