Cold War Secrets: The Truth Behind the Legendary Heart Attack Gun
The heart attack gun, a blend of Cold War myth and CIA intrigue, blurs the line between fact and fiction in espionage tales.
Covert Operations
Beyond the Myth: The True Influence of Ninja Warriors in Feudal Japan
Ninja warriors in feudal Japan mastered stealth, strategy, and diverse weaponry. Unseen yet impactful, they silently shaped history.
Merchant by Day, Spy by Night: Robert Townsend’s Covert Role in the American Revolution
Unveiling the enigmatic Robert Townsend: From merchant to shadow patriot in the Culper Ring, shaping America’s destiny through espionage.
The Future of Special Operations: A Look at the Dry Combat Submersible
Lockheed Martin’s DCS offers covert, dry submersible delivery for U.S. Special Operations Forces, transforming naval warfare.
Special Report: Congressional Investigation Reveals Possible Cover-Up of Alien Encounters
Retired Major David Grusch, standing resolute in the face of stern denials from the Pentagon, ignited a rare bipartisan curiosity in Congress with his audacious testimony about a clandestine program focused on retrieving and reverse engineering unidentified aerial phenomena.
Military Intelligence: The Key to Winning Battles and Wars
Military intelligence is more than just gathering information. It’s an intricate process that may determine the outcome of the operation.
Diving Deep into Midget Submarines: Understanding Their History and Technology
Diving into the intriguing world of midget submarines, this exploration uncovers their storied past, diverse roles in naval warfare, and the innovative technology that powers these compact yet formidable vessels.
Breaking Barriers: Women’s Impact in Covert Operations and Intelligence Gathering
Discover some of the unsung heroines that made remarkable contributions in the daring world of espionage, inspiring future generations.
From Lipstick Guns to Cigarette Darts: The Strange Arsenal of Cold War Spies
Uncover the truth behind bizarre spy weapons. Check out these peculiar yet real-life gadgets, from lipstick guns to hollow coins.
Special Forces Detachment A: Counterterrorism & hostage rescue operations
You can read part I here and part II here. The men of Det A were highly trained professionals, ready to carry out what would most likely be a suicide mission in the opening hours of World War Three. With targeting packets completed, covers established, and extraction plans committed to memory, they were prepared to […]
Special Forces Detachment A: Training & missions
You can read part I here. Assigned to 10th Special Forces Group in 1958, radio repairman Private James Wild was selected to go to Berlin despite his objections, as he wanted to stay with an A-Team. Trucked over to Munich, and then taking the train to Berlin, he was picked up by several Det A […]
Special Forces Detachment A: an elite Cold War unit
It was the early 1970s at Andrews Barracks in Berlin. A stern-looking Special Forces Sergeant Major paced down the hallway for roll call. Daily Army accountability formations are normally held outside, but due to the extremely classified nature of the mission carried out by the Special Forces soldiers standing in the hall that day, roll […]
