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The heartbreaking truth is that while Gaza may be an open-air prison, it’s one the Palestinian people have allowed to be fortified by their own pride and the violence of Hamas, whose refusal to accept peace has trapped them in a cycle of war.

The future of naval warfare hinges on the seamless integration of cutting-edge radar systems like Aegis and Dragon Eye, but as firepower and electronic warfare capabilities collide, the real battle may be fought across invisible airwaves, where control of the electronic battlefield becomes paramount.

Russia’s moved its military assets out of ATACMS range, signaling vulnerability but also forcing Ukraine to adapt.

Avery Koonce’s tragic and untimely death has left a void in the Air Force Academy community, as they mourn the loss of a bright, dedicated cadet with an unwavering passion for both leadership and service.

In a showdown straight out of an action movie, Sgt. Bill Foulk and his crew of Rangers turned a quiet Tacoma neighborhood into a full-blown warzone, proving that even at home, you never back down when the fight comes to you.

There is a reason we used AK-74s during over the beach operations in the SEAL Teams. The damn thing just keeps on firing through saltwater and sand.

I’m not here to inspire anyone, least of all myself; I’m just that guy who’s seen the edge and knows it’s still there, waiting, like an old friend who never quite leaves.

Japan’s record-breaking defense budget, aimed at countering threats from China, Russia, and North Korea, marks a historic shift from its post-WWII pacifism, with the nation now poised to acquire cutting-edge AI, drones, and long-range missile capabilities.

Extraction 2 delivers a high-octane thrill ride as Chris Hemsworth returns as Tyler Rake, a mercenary on a deadly rescue mission.

Rob O’Neill, the Navy SEAL credited with taking down Osama bin Laden, now finds himself in a different kind of battle, suing a hotel for damages after claiming to be falsely accused of assault and using a racial slur—a case he says has wrecked his career and tarnished his reputation. ​

With over 7,500 hours in the cockpit of an A-10, Lt. Col. John “Karl” Marks didn’t just fly the Warthog—he became a legend, the pilot who could wield its firepower with pinpoint precision, saving countless lives on the ground with that unmistakable BRRRRT​.

USA Today’s bomb comparison chart is like trying to compare a kiddie pool to the Mariana Trench—sure, they both hold water, but one is just embarrassingly out of its league.