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The Senate voted 64-to-34 to pass the bipartisan measure entitled the “Bipartisan Safer Communities Act” in an attempt to update gun control laws.

SOFREP presents you a list of Russian colonels and lieutenant colonels which have been reportedly killed in Ukraine.

Our pursuit of weaponized Artificial Intelligence (AI) could mean the end of humankind as we know it.

In this article, I’d really like to consider things such as the police response and discuss whether the police truly do have the legal responsibility to enter an environment such as this. I’d also like to honor those who were lost and opine on things we as a society can do to help ensure violent incidents like this don’t occur with such frequency in our schools.

We didn’t really know much about the German navy called Kriegsmarine, and there’s a reason for that.

Learn the basics of being a good defensive shooter from a Navy SEAL Sniper.

Have a laugh with some of these funny military jokes.

In this collaboration between Newsweek and SOFREP we attempt to quell some of the speculation out there that Putin has a single button that he can push to unilaterally launch a nuclear strike against the West. It’s really not that simple

Not much has been said about Ukrainian casualties and their equipment losses. Today, we try to look at both sides of the story going into the 100th day of the war.

The war in Ukraine is of a highly fluid nature and is a hybrid sort of conflict mixing conventional and special operations forces on the same battlefield. There are some lessons there for SOCOM which they are surely paying attention to.

Heath Hansen files this report from the Congo where he embedded with Rangers trying to interdict illegal mining and poaching by the Mai Mai militia who believe they are protected from bullets by black magic.

When Japanese pilot Saburō Sakai lost his vision in one eye and half of his body became paralyzed in an encounter, he did not use these to excuse himself from the chaos of war. Instead, he chose to keep fighting as a naval lieutenant.

Everyone knows the story of George Armstrong Custer, but few know the story of his brother Tom, who George said should have been a general instead of him.

As far as weapons systems go, the Stinger is kind of old. It was first designed in 1967 and went into production starting in 1978. Let’s have a look at the Stinger that’s been stinging the Russians.

What’s striking and eerily unique about this burial place was that the graves were not marked with tombstones or crosses but with aircraft tail fins.

Words Fail Words fail us sometimes in trying to make sense of tragedies like the recent shooting at an elementary school in Texas by a mentally deranged gunman just 18 years old. The victims include 19 children and 2 adults and some 14 others wounded including his own grandmother whom he shot in the face. […]

A Navy Board hearing an appeal against an involuntary separation proceeding has found that a decorated Navy officer’s refusal to take the COVID-19 vaccine was not misconduct in uniform and voted that he be retained in the service.