The target location was the island of Grenada for members of the US Army 75th Ranger Regiment, 82nd Airborne Division, the 8th Marine Regiment, and the “Delta Force” which was View More ›
By Nicholas Spangler Updated October 29, 2019 11:01 PM https://www.newsday.com/long-island/suffolk/michael-murphy-museum-1.38016801 Daniel and Maureen Murphy didn’t want a monument to their son, a Navy SEAL killed on a covert mission in View More ›
Posted on NationalInterest.com on October 26th, 2019 The beach obstacles to the D-Day landing in Normandy were formidable: gigantic concrete tetrahedra, hut-shaped wooden embankments, submerged log or concrete pilings and bristly steel “hedgehogs.” And View More ›
If the outpouring of sadness in the passing of men such as Elijah Cummings, George H.W. Bush, or John McCain has anything to teach us, it’s that people are hungry now more View More ›
They were the least known special forces units of World War II. Although British, it owed its origin, ironically, to the Germans. They had designed a collapsible sporting canoe, effective View More ›
October 14, 2019 in North America, Special Operations Forces News Army commanders are trying to shorten and simplify the course that recruits must complete to become Green Berets though their purpose is to View More ›
Master Sgt. Matthew Williams will be given the nation’s highest award for valor for risking his life under intense enemy fire to rescue wounded Special Forces soldiers during a 2008 joint raid with View More ›
The main intelligence department of Afghanistan, the National Directorate of Security, tweeted that a joint US-Afghan raid resulted in the death of the Indian Subcontinent’s al-Qaida leader. A US official View More ›
The surprise decision to pull U.S. troops from northern Syria will hurt U.S. intelligence-gathering, erode U.S.credibility, and help ISIS regrow, says retired 3 star Michael Nagata. Nagata, who retired in August, has served as the Joint Staff’s View More ›
In a not-too-distant future, recruiting for military special operations could focus less on aptitude scores and physical fitness and more on a computer algorithm that can predict success based on past candidates. View More ›