Author: Steve Balestrieri

“US forces conducted a kinetic counterterrorism strike near Idlib, Syria, today, on a senior al-Qaeda leader,” CENTCOM announced.

“Remember that name… Fakhrizadeh” former Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu had said. Two years later, the scientist would be killed by a robotic gun.

The nuclear submarine USS Scorpion met its end during the Cold War. Yet, despite its mechanical problems, something sinister might have been the cause.

It was reported that as many as six Reaper drones were following Zemerai Ahmadi, the killed aid worker, for eight hours during the operation. 

Despite Democratic efforts to ignore them, the Abraham Accords normalized relations between Israel and a number of Arab states in the region.

“Our investigation now concludes the strike was a tragic mistake,” Marine Gen. Frank McKenzie, chief of U.S. Central Command, said.

Operation Market Garden was a spectacular, yet flawed, “airborne carpet” of troops that tried to create a salient in the German front.

Rushing to recover the body of his dead comrade Melvin Morris took on the North Vietnamese for hours. His actions earned him the Medal of Honor.

“Sahraoui was neutralized by French forces. This is another major success in our fight against terrorist groups in the Sahel,” President Macron wrote. 

“Seaborne operations offer nearly unlimited water landing zones, providing significant flexibility for the joint force,” AFSOC said.

Through “Countdown Bin Laden” the reader is transported inside CIA’s headquarters as the hunt for the world’s most wanted man unfolded.

“When we go in, we want to go in together,” the Sullivan brothers had said. “If the worst comes to the worst, why, we’ll all have gone down together.”