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General George S. Patton, near the end of World War II, called the M1 Garand, “the greatest battle implement ever devised.”

Had Panzer VIII Maus’s production started a few years earlier it could have changed the landscape of the war.

SOFREP will be running a weekly feature for the Art of War in partnership with Uniting US, a non-profit charity that empowers veterans through the healing powers of the arts. Uniting US has graciously provided us with some very high-quality images of the work of their artists to share with you. Artists working with Uniting […]

Northwell Health in New York is conducting a sweepstake raffle with Katy Perry as the prize.

Since the outbreak of COVID-19, there have been questions about whether the virus originated in the Wuhan Virology Institute in China rather than a “wet market” where the meat of animals like the horseshoe bat is sold to consumers. Not only were these questions not answered but anyone asking them was scorned, ridiculed, and even […]

Phyllis Miller, a Vietnam Navy veteran, creates visual images that spark self-reflection and motivate the healing process.

Thank you for your service. SOFREP has partnered with Fox Nation to give a free one-year membership to veterans and active-duty servicemembers. Read to find out more.

SOFREP has partnered with UnitingUS which works with military veteran artists around the country. Their work has been displayed at the Pentagon and at airport galleries around the country. This week, SOFREP’s Art of War series brings you this work by Army veteran Ted Berkowitz.   Ted Berkowitz Veteran – Army 1967-1969 Portrait of DACA […]

Find out which of the two smartphones is our top pick for soldiers. And no, iPhones didn’t make the cut.

Almost as old and as human conflict is the commemoration of conflict in art. Now, in partnership with Uniting US, SOFREP is highlighting the art of war.

Spetsnaz is a name that conjures fear to many. But who are these elite Russian troops and what is their history?

Father Willie Doyle would rush out of the trench to save soldiers regardless of whether they were English, Irish, or German.