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Proud Arkansas native Adam Brown was a complicated man who rose from the depths of a terrible addiction to become one of America’s premier warriors, a Navy SEAL. Learn how this inspiring man overcame enormous physical setbacks to become one of the best of the best…a DEVGRU operator. A dedicated father and loving husband, he would ultimately pay the ultimate price for his selfless service to our nation.
With the 2024 DNC set to unfold under the tightest security Chicago has ever seen, the specter of ’68 looms large, reminding us that the stakes in today’s America are as high as ever.
Second Lieutenant Alma Cooper has shattered stereotypes and set a new standard for what it means to serve in the U.S. Army, proving that excellence knows no bounds—whether in uniform or on the pageant stage.
SOFREP’s Guy McCardle interviews former Ranger turned author Dan Blakeley about his book and his days as a SOF soldier.
With senior enlisted leaders dropping like flies and command bios disappearing overnight, it seems the Army’s top brass is in the middle of a silent yet sweeping housecleaning of its highest-ranking NCOs.
In a world where survival is for sale, the ultra-wealthy are cashing in on peace of mind, leaving the rest of us to wonder if luxury bunkers are just another way to buy their way out of the apocalypse.
Sergeant Korbein Schultz’s betrayal of his country for financial gain is not just a breach of trust—it’s a dangerous act of treason that has put American lives and national security at risk.
Ranger Joe Thatch didn’t just save a life that day—he showed us all what it means to live by the Ranger Creed, taking action when others wouldn’t.
Ken Rhee isn’t just a fighter; he’s a relentless force of nature, blending elite training with an unyielding will to stand on the front lines of the world’s most dangerous conflicts.
The Rapid Support Forces (RSF), born from the ashes of the notorious Janjaweed militias, have evolved into a controversial yet powerful paramilitary entity, deeply entrenched in Sudan’s political and military fabric, while carrying the heavy burden of their brutal past.
In a bold shift from defense to offense, Ukraine’s strike on Kursk has sent a clear message to Russia: no city, no matter how deep within its borders, is beyond reach.
Command Sergeant Major Matthew Carlson’s swift removal from the 173rd Airborne Brigade serves as a stark reminder that the U.S. Army will not tolerate leadership compromised by personal failings, no matter the service record.