Guy D. McCardle is the Managing Editor at SOFREP. With a background as a former US Army officer, he focuses on themes such as aviation and aerospace, drone technology, and security and law enforcement, often exploring their intersections with culture and society. Guy's work has been featured in Warrior Maven, SOFREP, and MSN.
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Guy D. McCardle's focus is on tactical gear, military operations, and international conflicts with a strong emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news in the areas of government & politics and world affairs. Given this, he would be interested in pitches related to breaking developments or analyses within these areas.
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The Scrubba Tactical Air Sleeve protects your tablet with little more than six ounces of gear and a pocket of air, which is a pretty elegant way to avoid carrying a brick.
By: Guy D. McCardle
A dollar amount on a statement means very little if those dollars buy less every year.
When the Golden Arches pull alongside a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, you know the logistics crisis is over and civilization, against all available evidence, has somehow survived.
Russia is no longer just building more drones, it is building the launch network, storage capacity, and strike infrastructure to make mass attacks faster, harder to stop, and far more relevant to NATO.
By: Guy D. McCardle
The Soviet Union's extensive support, from advanced weaponry to ideological guidance, was a pivotal force that bolstered North Vietnam's resilience and ultimately shaped the outcome of the Vietnam War.
By: Guy D. McCardle
Unraveling the critical role of the “Wild Weasels” in countering the Soviet-built SAM threat during Operation Rolling Thunder, this article delves into the innovative tactics and advanced equipment developed to neutralize these deadly missile systems in the Vietnam War.
The Humvee (HMMWV) played an essential role in the ever-changing battlefield, serving as the steadfast workhorse of the American forces.
In the skies over Vietnam, a deadly ballet unfolded daily as SAMs chased American fighter planes in a relentless dance for air supremacy.
Discover the Hafner Rotabuggy, a WWII marvel that merged ground and air capabilities as a modified jeep took to the skies, rewriting history.
By: Guy D. McCardle
Wildfire is General Atomics' answer to an ugly new reality: the next great American combat drone may have to be cheap enough to lose, lethal enough to matter, and plentiful enough that Washington can keep sending them back into the fire.
