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OSWAYO, Pa. — Honoring a local hero who gave years of service — and the ultimate sacrifice in protecting freedom — the L.E.E.K. Hunting and Mountain Preserve rededicated its expanded

The U.S. Navy’s drone boats in the Middle East are moving out of testing and into combat-ready roles under a new unit based in Bahrain.

On the IDF’s movements across southern Gaza, Israel’s current military objectives, and how combat today differs from that of previous weeks. Featuring Lt. Gen. Michael K. Nagata (Distinguished Senior Fellow on National Security) and Mick Mulroy (Non-Resident Senior Fellow).

Native Americans have served in the U.S. military across major conflicts for more than 200 years, often surpassing enlistment rates of other demographics.

Fort Campbell, KY - Native Americans have served in the U.S. military across major conflicts for more than 200 years, often surpassing enlistment rates of

A retired Army colonel said the lack of a leader directing the military on the ground during the Afghanistan withdrawal created confusion.

Former U.S. service members laid the blame for the chaotic military withdrawal from Afghanistan nearly two years ago on the Biden administration.

Families of the service men and women killed in Kabul two years ago gave the most damning verdict yet of President Joe Bidens response to the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan.

Update: SOFREP has learned that the 1st Special Forces Command will retain some CRF-like Direct Action capability, though significantly smaller than the

Director Christopher Wray has named Kurt Ronnow as the special agent in charge of the Counterintelligence Division at the Washington Field Office.