U.S. Special Operations Command is arming small, maneuverable surveillance planes to offer war commanders a precision-strike option supporting ground troops in rugged terrain with Hellfire missiles and laser-guided rockets. If View More ›

The recent New York Times story that the first female is set to pass the Special Forces Qualification Course has reignited the heated debate over the role of women in special operations. View More ›

by David Choi A new internal review by US Special Operations Command says an “unhealthy sense of entitlement” was fostered among its newest candidates during their training process. The unclassified View More ›

The US Navy’s elite SEAL Team 6 reportedly recovered two bodies from the site where a US Air Force E-11A aircraft crashed in the Ghazni province of Afghanistan on Monday. View More ›

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 ›

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 ›

The Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus and Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Jonathan W. Greenert announced today the following assignments: – Capt. Hugh W. Howard III, selected for promotion View More ›

When I read, radio host and frequent news contributor, Jeffery Kuhner’s article on the commentary pages of The Washington Times I was disturbed. According to the article the family of View More ›