US Military Takes the Fight to Chinese Drones in Florida
The U.S. military is using cheap Chinese-made drones as live targets in Florida to give troops realistic counter-drone training and speed up new technology development.
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The Bolduc Brief: The Necessity of Transparency and Checks in Military Action – Addressing Misuse of Power and Executive Overreach
Claiming the War Powers Resolution does not apply to strikes on drug cartels sidesteps Congress, erodes transparency, and risks turning American military power into an unaccountable tool.
Pentagon Announces Key Leadership Nominations Across US Military
The Pentagon reshuffles top military leaders, naming new commanders for STRATCOM, Naval Forces Europe-Africa, and senior Marine Corps posts.
Militarism in America
America’s elites dodge war’s costs while embracing endless militarism, leaving ordinary families to bear the burden of sacrifice.
Trump to Bring National Guard Troops to D.C.: What He Can Do, What Comes Next
Trump didn’t summon an army of occupation; he pulled a field-expedient tourniquet—the D.C. Guard—to cinch the capital’s bleeding edges and keep the streets from turning into a fracture line.
Morning Brief: US military expands border authority with new restricted zones, North Korean man crosses demilitarized zone
Border militarization expands, Russia ramps up chemical warfare, and more. Welcome to Friday, July 4th, 2025. This is SOFREP’s Morning Brief.
Morning Brief: US strikes set back Iran’s nuclear program by up to two years – Pentagon reports
Annexation calls, frozen aid, and border crackdowns—Thursday, July 3, 2025, opens with high-stakes shifts from Tel Aviv to the Everglades.
SOFREP Morning Brief: US Military Spent Over $6 Billion to Tackle Recruiting Crisis, North Korea Arrests Four Officials Over Failed Destroyer Launch
Stay updated with SOFREP’s Morning Brief for Monday, May 26, 2025, featuring key developments in defense and global affairs.
The Bolduc Brief: The Ethical Imperative of Leadership – A Critical Evaluation of the $400 Million Aircraft Controversy
Just because a $400 million aircraft lands in your lap like a golden goose doesn’t mean you should roast it without asking who’s picking up the tab—and why.
The Bolduc Brief: The Military’s Recruitment and Retention Crisis – Reflections on Leadership and Policy
When a quarter of recruits are walking away and leaders are still patting themselves on the back, it’s not just a crisis—it’s a refusal to acknowledge reality.
The Bolduc Brief: Honoring Sacrifice – A Memorial Day Reflection
This Memorial Day, honor the fallen not just with flags—but by fighting for the liberty and justice they died to defend.
USMC Colonel (Ret) Eric Buer: “I Do Solemnly Swear” and the Commitment to an Ideal
When loyalty shifts from the Constitution to politics, our democracy trembles. The military oath must remain fiercely apolitical.
