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Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams set out for an eight-day mission, but thanks to Boeing’s Starliner issues, they got a nine-month crash course in endurance, adaptability, and the unpredictable reality of space travel.
Trump’s use of the Alien Enemies Act for Venezuelan deportations sparks legal battles and concerns over immigration policy.
Halting Russia-related cyber ops? A risky move that could leave US forces vulnerable in Europe and beyond. Is this a security blind spot?
The ongoing US-South Korea Freedom Shield 25 exercise showcases advanced F-35 integration, boosting defense readiness in the Indo-Pacific.
Here’s your SOFREP Daily News Brief: Key defense and global affairs insights to keep you in the know on Sunday, March 16.
Stephen Feinberg’s appointment as Deputy Secretary of Defense signals a shake-up at the Pentagon, bringing Wall Street muscle to the fight for military modernization—but whether his business-first approach meshes with the realities of national security remains to be seen.
Abu Khadija’s death in a precision airstrike is yet another reminder that no matter how deep these terrorists burrow or how far they run, the long arm of justice will always find them.
Removing General Milley’s portraits sparks debate—revenge or respect? What does this mean for military honor and open leadership?
Lockheed Martin’s $200M contract for a quantum navigation system promises precise, GPS-free navigation in contested environments.
Here’s your SOFREP Daily News Brief: Key defense and global affairs insights to keep you in the know on Saturday, March 15.
Jurgis Polujanskas wakes up in a North Korean spa, half-naked and memory hazy, flanked by two silent beauties—now he just needs to escape before the authorities turn his wild night into an international incident.
Bullets rained, myths fell—Bonnie and Clyde’s end was brutal. No Thompsons, just raw firepower. Truth is deadlier than Hollywood.