Author: Brandon Webb

The veteran community’s self-cannibalization is a pathetic spectacle—driven by envy, fueled by failure, and executed by men who couldn’t hack it themselves.

Own a piece of American badassery—because nothing says ‘I’m not a communist’ like outbidding your buddies for some SEAL-forged relics.

When you’re in the cockpit, ATC can offer guidance, but at the end of the day, it’s your hands on the controls—and your judgment that keeps you alive.

Israel and Hamas have agreed to a ceasefire, but don’t expect peace—this truce feels more like a chessboard move than a handshake deal.

The Past Year: Things of Significance (Family, Business, Persona) YPO retreat with Kevin, Kent, Marco, Jeremy, Jeff, and Robert. We had some challenges but they seem to have drawn the group closer together. I am super grateful for these men in my life.  Hunter’s Graduation, so proud of him and his tech start-up. Best quote […]

When fog and faulty systems collide in Russia, even the skies feel like a roulette wheel of duct-taped planes and trigger-happy missiles.

Brandon Webb, former Navy SEAL sniper and author of The Killing School, brings his passion for precision and immersive storytelling to the gaming world with a sniper sim that strikes the perfect balance between realism and fun.

This tragic incident isn’t just about a missed shot—it’s a stark reminder of how America’s broken healthcare system can push ordinary people to extraordinary extremes.

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Joe Biden just called Angola a ‘city’—a gaffe or a glaring sign of cognitive decline? The world’s watching, and so are our adversaries.

Brandon Webb dives into one of this week’s hottest stories by Managing Editor Guy McCardle, unraveling the legend of DB Cooper—the elusive hijacker who vanished into the night with $200,000, leaving a mystery as rich as the fortune he stole.

Hegseth might not be everyone’s first choice for Secretary of Defense, but in a Pentagon more focused on PowerPoints than platoon readiness, maybe it’s time for someone unafraid to call out the woke rot and demand a return to what actually wins wars—leadership, accountability, and grit.