THE PENTAGON – The Navy’s explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) community is modernizing the way it mans, trains and equips its force to leverage new technology and lessons learned in nearly View More ›
November 20, 2019 in Special Operations Forces News After 18 years of the fight in Afghanistan, following the events of 9/11 in 2001, Jane Ferguson reports on the increasing violence and interviews View More ›
November 18, 2019 in North America, Special Operations Forces News James P. McMahon passed at the age of 64 November 5th, one of the survivors of the 1993 Battle of View More ›
Tim Tebow attempted a military obstacle course with two Army Best Ranger Competition winners. Tebow, a great athlete, was crushed by both men. Tebow first lost a race to scale View More ›
WW2 Veteran Cliff Brooks of the 1st Marine Division shares his memories of the invasions of Peleliu and Okinawa, and the lasting effects combat can have on a person.
November 8, 2019 in Special Operations Forces News The Royal Marines are pursuing a change to pull them away from the typical army and go back to their origin with smaller units View More ›
By: Stephen Losey The Air Force now has its first female airman who is in the training pipeline to become a combat controller. In an email, 1st. Lt. Jeremy Huggins of the Air View More ›
By Sgt. Matthew Crane | October 29, 2019 This article was originally published on Oct. 25, 2019, by the 5th Special Force Public Affairs Office. https://coffeeordie.com/5th-sfg-challenge-elite-crossfit-athletes/ FORT CAMPBELL, Ky. — Two organizations partnered on Friday, View More ›
Omaha Beach, afternoon of June 6, 1944. In the background are examples of the beach obstacles which confronted the men of GAT-10. The wooden poles frequently had German Teller mines View More ›
November 12, 2019 in Special Operations Forces News Staff Sgt. Cole N. Condiff, 29, was a special tactics combat controller with the 23rd Special Tactics Squadron, assigned to Air Force Special Operations View More ›