John Moses Browning: A Patriot and Engineering Genius
John Moses Browning, born on January 23, 1855, in Ogden, Utah, was not just a firearms designer; he was an engineering genius whose innovations revolutionized the firearms industry
Warfare
The Strategic Imperative: Why China Might Simultaneously Target Taiwan and Japan
While a simultaneous attack on both Taiwan and Japan may seem like a drastic escalation, such a scenario aligns with China’s overarching goals
The Moral Imperative: Why the US Should Have Taken a Greater Role in the Warsaw Ghetto
In the annals of history, the Warsaw Ghetto stands as a haunting symbol of humanity’s darkest hour—a stark reminder of the atrocities perpetrated during the Holocaust.
Dropping Meals and Dropping Alliances
On Saturday, March 2, the U.S. government used the U.S. military to airdrop emergency supplies into Gaza. Question is: Why??
Unlocking Wisdom: Embracing the Unknown in Decision Making
“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles.” ~Sun Tzu
Unveiling the Brutal Realities of the “Blow Torch and Screw” Tactics: Marines’ Harsh Measures in World War II
During the intense and unforgiving battles of World War II, particularly in the Pacific theater, the United States Marines found themselves confronted with a formidable adversary in the Japanese Imperial Army.
World War III Watch: Warmongers Gotta Warmonger!
It seems that the neoconservatives — who haven’t seemed very conservative when it comes to domestic policy — simply have never met a war in which they didn’t want the United States to fight.
Experience Beats Intelligence: Navigating Military Service as a Lieutenant
In the journey of young officers entering military service, the guidance from seasoned Non-Commissioned Officers (NCOs) proves to be an invaluable compass.
2-State Solution? Too Late!
Free Palestine and reward the terrorists of October 7 with their own state? That is a thousand times the wrong way to proceed.
The United States Space Force: Weaponizing the Final Frontier
The establishment of the United States Space Force (USSF) in 2019 marked a significant milestone in the USA’s journey towards weaponizing the space domain.
The Genesis of 5th Generation Warfare: Exploring the Intersection of Cyber Warfare and Covert Operations
In the ever-evolving landscape of modern warfare, the emergence of 5th generation warfare represents a paradigm shift in tactics, where information and technology are wielded as potent weapons alongside traditional military might.
What Do You Call the Leaders of Gaza?
What do you call an organization that takes billions of dollars in humanitarian aid funds, and invests it in foreign private resorts and bank accounts for its elite leaders instead of improving the lives of the rank and file people under its care?
Unveiling the Evolution and Endurance of the Sensor Shooter Concept in Warfare
The concept of the sensor shooter, also known as hunter-killer, has a rich history dating back centuries, demonstrating its enduring effectiveness in military strategy.
A Global Five Front War
Joe Biden stated in speech last week that “American leadership is what holds the world together.” Accepting this statement as true, given the state of the world, it seems American leadership has disappeared in Washington, D.C.
Why NATO? Why Is It Important To The U.S.?
“Abandoning NATO allies could effectively end the security umbrella that has long guarded friends in Europe, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East”
Bringing Back the Draft: Analyzing the Last U.S. Draft and Preparing for the Future
The last time the United States implemented a draft was during the Vietnam War, a period that left a lasting impact on the nation’s history and military policies.
Shifting Tides: From Spartan Valor to 2023 Military Recruiting Challenges
The ancient Spartan ethos was encapsulated in the solemn phrase “Return with your shield or on it.
Deep State Neocons Want another Middle East War: Unveiling the Shadowy U.S. Presence in the Region
The U.S. government’s discreet deployment of 40,000 troops across the Middle East demands a call for transparency and accountability.
Navigating the Risks of Privatized Warfare: Lessons from History
From ancient civilizations to modern conflicts, the employment of hired soldiers has often resulted in unforeseen repercussions and the erosion of state authority.
Ordinary Men: Unraveling the Fragility of Moral Convictions
“Ordinary Men” by Christopher R. Browning challenges the prevalent belief that most individuals maintain an unwavering moral compass and how circumstances can lead ordinary people to commit unimaginable acts.