Author: Guy D. McCardle

Another American citizen has died fighting with the International Legion in Ukraine’s war against Russian aggression.

Watch as Bud Light makes the transition from the King to the Queen of Beers.

US Army veteran Andrew Peters of Marshfield, Wisconsin, was killed in Ukraine on February 16th, 2022, fighting to help liberate the Ukrainian people. He was the seventh American citizen to die in the year-long war with Russia.

The Anglo-Zanzibar war lasted only 38 minutes. It’s an example of what happens when David takes on Goliath, and Goliath pummels him to bits.

It has been one year since Vladimir Putin’s army invaded Ukraine. Since that time, the two warring nations have experienced incalculable death and destruction. One can only hope that 2023 sees an end to the bloody conflict.

Canadian officials from the bi-national aerospace defense command NORAD weigh in on recent events over their airspace, and they might have shot down a Chicago area balloon hobbyist groups missing inexpensive, yet well-traveled, craft.

Oleksandr Shamshur, a 41-year-old Ukrainian hairdresser, has temporarily turned in his scissors for a laser rangefinder and a machine gun. He fights for his nation with unwavering bravery and an unbreakable spirit.

Soldiers from Task Force Wolfhound take a break from training to pose with their weapons in Djibouti, Africa.

Major General (retired) Gary Harrell, a revered figure in the Special Operations Forces community, passed away at the age of 71 after a lengthy battle with glioblastoma. During his 35-year career with the Army, he commanded several special operations units and retired in 2008 as the Deputy Commanding General of the Army Special Operations Command (USASOC).

US A-10 Thunderbolts, such as this one, travel the globe from airshow to airshow, showcasing the abilities of this rugged, powerful American aircraft.

In an, until very recently, almost unheard of event, an American F-22 Raptor shot down an object of unknown origin, making its way slowly across the Great White North. This is the latest in three similar events to take place over North American airspace in the last several days.

On an overcast October day in 2012, the Army Black Knights football team celebrate a 34-31 victory over Boston College.