Guy D. McCardle

Forged in the Korean War, the US-South Korea military alliance adapts to face North Korean threats and China's growing power.

John Finn was not supposed to be behind a gun that morning, but once the Japanese came over Kaneohe Bay, the chief rolled a .50-caliber training mount into the open and made himself their problem.

Freya may become Ukraine's answer to Russia's ballistic missiles, but for now it remains a coalition promise waiting for a working engagement chain, a production line, and enough interceptors to matter.

FightCamp turns every round into a hard record of whether you trained with purpose or merely broke a sweat.

The Air Force plans to fly the F-47 in 2028, three years before the engine meant to give it Pacific range finishes prototype work, which is how a $20 billion fighter program begins asking taxpayers to finance faith.

Twenty-nine B-17s pressed on toward Berlin through weather, flak, and fighters, and for my grandfather the cost of one commander’s decision followed him...

USSOCOM can make a 5.56 carbine reach 600 meters, but the suppressor still has to survive the heat, erosion, and field abuse required to make that range useful.

Three American drone boats hit Bandar Abbas, and the Pentagon’s cheap-war experiment came home with a combat stamp and a warning label.

Read ahead and find out how Essential Provisions can help you prepare for the next big storm by keeping your family fed with shelf-stable, ready-to-eat...

The Army’s 155mm production surge is now waiting on a Texas plant that burned through nearly half a billion dollars without delivering a single projectile...