Guy D. McCardle

Japan’s suspected Type 25 missile gives its F-2 fighters the reach to strike from safer distances, but the real test will be keeping the targeting chain...

SOFREP's own resident former Green Beret turned Delta operator George Hand IV rocking sideburns and putting rounds downrange with his trusty 1911.

Royce Williams flew one battered Panther against seven Soviet MiGs, came home with 263 holes, and waited nearly 74 years for his country to tell the truth...

Iran's ballistic missile attack on U.S. forces in Jordan reveals a regime that views perpetual conflict as a tool of survival and a U.S. strategy that continues to mistake pressure for deterrence.

Mercy dogs didn't need orders, medals, or parades—they just saw a man bleeding in the mud and ran straight into gunfire to help him.

Japan’s first ship-launched Tomahawk put a counterstrike weapon aboard a Japanese destroyer and gave Beijing a new problem to calculate.

Essential Provisions is betting that the men and women carrying the mission should not have to survive on chemical paste, mystery meat, and the culinary...

Iran may not yet be convicted in the court of public attribution, but somebody has been reaching into America’s water systems through doors the government...

The revolution always promises paradise, but history suggests the first thing it builds is a list of people who will not be allowed inside.

The Trump class could become the Navy’s most powerful surface combatant, or a $23.4 billion monument to the dangerous belief that one enormous ship can...