Tag: Military history

Get an in-depth review of 12 Strong, exploring its portrayal of the first U.S. Special Forces mission in Afghanistan.

The ungainly M3 Lee/Grant tanks, rushed into service early in WWII, served as crucial stopgaps until the Sherman arrived.

Operation Claymore: British Commandos’ audacious Arctic raid reshaped WWII, showcasing their unyielding spirit against all odds.

The brilliant women of Newnham College who cracked Nazi codes at Bletchley Park are finally getting the recognition they deserve.

Captured US intelligence-gathering ship USS Pueblo remains in North Korea as a Cold War relic and testament to crew’s bravery.

American naval hero Stephen Decatur died in a pointless duel in March 22, 1820, a tragic end to a legendary career.

March 16, 1802, saw the birth of West Point, embodying Jefferson’s vision of forging leaders through character and education.

In 1969, the US launched a clandestine bombing campaign in Cambodia, shattering neutrality and unleashing a brutal war’s shadow.

In a covert operation shrouded in secrecy, a CIA operative closely observed the Soviet’s new weaponry, including the formidable AK-47 and the lesser-known but equally significant SKS semi-automatic carbine, noting their revolutionary designs and potential impact on modern warfare.

In this episode, Jim West and the team navigate through the Green Berets’ history, from Vietnam to 9/11, revealing a journey of resilience and evolution, with Andrew Wilkow leading the discussion.

Join us as we delve into the stories of four distinguished Green Berets, hailing from diverse backgrounds but united by their relentless pursuit of excellence, in a candid conversation about their journey into the US Army Special Forces.

Today’s episode of Inside the Team Room: Snipers features the remarkable journey of US Marine Corps Scout Sniper Jason Delgado, from his time in Japan during 9/11 to leading the Marine Corps Urban Sniper Program after his tours in Iraq.