Navy Vet, Bored in Quarantine, Raised Big Bucks for the Special Forces Foundation Sturgill Simpson promised to make a new LP if his fans donated a big pile of money. They did and the album is out now.
The Army Is Paying $87 Million for An Upgraded Carl Gustaf The seven-year deal is for an indefinite quantity of the M3E1 Carl Gustaf multi-role, shoulder-fired weapon.
Book Recreates Bloody Siege of an Army Special Forces Camp in 1965 Vietnam Plei Me "was a 20th-century version of the Wild West frontier fortress."
Lawmaker Seeks Bronze Star Upgrade for Soldier’s Heroic Actions in Niger Ambush Rep. Phil Roe, R-Tenn., told Military.com that he has been working with Johnson's family since 2017.
Judge Refuses to Free Former Green Beret Accused of Espionage Debbins was charged with conspiring to gather or deliver defense information to aid a foreign government.
Feds Charge Former Green Beret with Espionage with Russia The espionage took place from 1996 to 2011, prosecutors say. During some of that time, Debbins served in Army Special Forces.
Airborne for Old Guys Here is a great information piece from an Army Soldier who completed the US Army Basic Airborne Course (BAC) at age 42.
Ex-Green Berets Sentenced to 20 Years for Venezuela Attack Both decorated former U.S. service members, they were found guilty of conspiracy, trafficking in illegal arms and terrorism.
Soldier Makes History as First Woman to Join the Green Berets U.S. Army Special Operations Command would not identify the soldier, but confirmed that she graduated.
The Army Is About to Get its First Female Green Beret A female soldier is scheduled to graduate from the Special Forces Qualification Course in July and become the first woman to...
The First Space Force Recruits Are Headed to Basic Military Training Seven new recruits will head to basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas.
It's Almost Impossible to Get COVID-19 on an Airplane, New Military Study Suggests The study next heads into a peer review before its findings can be submitted for a scientific journal.
The National Museum of the US Army Finally Has an Opening Date The long-delayed project will tell the story of the American soldier through treasured artifacts.
Amphibious Assault Vehicles That Sink Are 'Death Traps' for the Troops Inside, Marine Veterans Say After Fatal Accident AAVs rarely sink and fatal mishaps are uncommon for the 26-ton tracked vehicles.
‘I Met a Hero:’ Air Force Doctor Who Treated Alwyn Cashe Says He’s Never Forgotten Him It has been 15 years to the day since Cashe hauled his teammates out of the Bradley hit an IED near Daliaya, Iraq.
