War on Terror

The roots of special operations forces can be traced back to the strategic challenges of World War II.

Terrorism isn’t an enemy to be defeated, it’s a symptom of despair and miscalculation—and until America accepts that truth, every strike it makes will plant the seeds of the next war.

The war of terror is not fought with bombs or bullets, but in the human heart, where fear seeks to claim ground that only we can choose to surrender.

Abu Tahsin al-Salhi (أبو تحسين الصالح), often referred to as “The Sheikh of Snipers” or “The Hawk Eye,” was a legendary Iraqi marksman who played a pivotal role in the fight against ISIS. Born in 1953 in Basra, al-Salhi had a long military career, participating in five major conflicts, including the Yom Kippur War, the […]

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

The USS Cole bombing in 2000 shook the world, reshaping the fight against terror and uniting nations against extremist threats.

Guantanamo Bay’s history is tangled with human rights concerns, making it a focal point in global debates and untold narratives.

The relentless decade-long global pursuit of Osama Bin Laden, culminating in his downfall, stands as a testament to humanity’s unwavering commitment to justice against the architects of terror.

The tragic events of September 11, 2001, not only took thousands of lives but also left an enduring psychological and societal imprint on America, reshaping its national identity, foreign policies, and perceptions of security.

Reflecting on the Khobar Towers Bombing: A stark reminder of global unity against terrorism and the resilience of the human spirit.

The U.S. Army is getting more advanced Black Hornet 3 drones to expand military capabilities, awarding Teledyne FLIR Defense a $93M contract.

It can be difficult to imagine a world without 9/11 and its aftermath on society. But this article should give you an alternate look.