Author: Steve Balestrieri

A Brown University report suggests that more Afghan civilians were killed in 2019 than any year since 2001 due to relaxed Rules of Engagement.

An Army probe into the death of scores of soldiers at Fort Hood has uncovered a string of “leadership failures” and pervasive sexual assault.

Though he held several command positions, General Lloyd Austin’s track record on ISIS and a Senate waiver process may stymie his appointment.

New reports suggest that Turkey may try to capitalilze on the lull between the U.S. election and inaugaration to advance into parts of Syria.

The USS Oklahoma sank in roughly 11 minutes, trapping scores of men inside the the overturned battleship who had to fight to escape.

Atkins is a fascinating character born in Romania, and a Jew, in England the military, distrust her and refuse to grant her citizenship.

Some fear that the U.S. withdrawal from Somalia will revert the Somali military’s gains against al-Shabaab.

The Russian “Terminator” is designed to defeat anti-tank forces. Yet, it fills a need that is much better addressed by proper tactics.

At 5:30 a.m. this morning, gunfire erupted between the suspect and the US Marshals leaving the suspect dead and three deputies wounded.

Philippine military officials identified the dead as the chief of ordnance of the NPA in the Mindanao region, Romeo Libron.

Netflix’s latest foray into military films takes on the fight against ISIS in a dirty, bloody, and brutal depiction of the retaking of Mosul.

Pompeo referred to Turkey’s purchase of the Russian anti-missile system S-400 which he characterized as “a gift to Russia.”