Author: Guy D. McCardle

Today, we pay tribute to Chris Kyle, a father, hero, and legend, remembering him through his son Colton’s poignant words on what would have been his 50th birthday.

To Quote Keith Nell, “In our relentless pursuit, every passing day tightens the noose around the Viscount Gang, drawing us ever closer to justice for Rhodesia’s darkest day.”

Through the lens of history and the roar of artillery, Cameron Curtis captures the evolution of siege warfare, from the thunderous detonations of Big Bertha to the precision of modern Russian siege brigades, tracing the indelible mark of firepower in the annals of conflict.

Using cunning over brute force, Nell disrupted the enemy lines, employing a simple smile as the precursor to a silent .38 special takedown.

Microsoft hasn’t explicitly mentioned candidates, but it’s worth questioning if China has a preferred outcome, especially with TikTok potentially playing a significant role in this impending AI-driven election interference.

Keith Nell recounts the dual purpose of an old farmhouse as a base for operations and a haven for informers, emphasizing the critical role of civilian protection in counterinsurgency efforts by the Rhodesian SAS.

The QBZ-191, a leap in China’s small arms development, departs from the bullpup design for a conventional layout, underscoring the PLA’s push for modernization and interoperability in combat equipment.

Wilmer Puello-Mota’s ability to flee the U.S. and join the Russian military, despite facing child pornography charges, raises serious questions about the ability of law enforcement to limit the movements of those facing serious charges.

Keith Nell shares his straightforward strategy to stop accidental discharges among his troops, turning a critical safety issue into a learning opportunity.

In the chaos of Mogadishu, Larry Moores’s decisive actions saved lives, earning him the Silver Star three decades later, a deserved recognition of his bravery and leadership.

Out of a hundred candidates, sometimes no one passed the intense Rhodesian SAS training, but at 37, Keith Nell was one of the few who made it through.

In the aftermath of the Crocus City Hall attack, Russia’s quick blame on Ukraine and the West, despite U.S. warnings, highlights the complex and strained dynamics of global politics.