Casey Harper More voters than ever think America is losing the war on terror, according to a recent poll. Rasmussen has been asking likely voters since 2005 if they believe the U.S. and its allies are winning the war on terror, and this month more respondents than in any of the previous polls answered with a resounding…
Meet the Sikorsky S-97 Raider, the United States Army’s newest helicopter. Unlike conventional helicopters that must be designed for either vertical or horizontal speed capabilities, the S-97 Raider was designed to excel at both, making it incredibly advanced. Sikorsky’s 2010 prototype even broke the speed record for helicopters. This is an impressive war machine and…
A new “educational” video depicting the brutal murder of two Jewish men has been making the rounds in Gaza, according to the Israeli Defense Forces. The 45-second-clip depicts the men knocking small Palestinian boys to the ground while another man watches, finally ambushing the Israelis with a knife. Once again Palestinians are inciting to commit acts of terror against innocent…
By R. Brownell 5. The Fight In Their Own Backyard Let’s take this in for a moment– many Americans are upset that Putin’s display of force may be leading to more Russian military involvement in the Middle East. OK, but why not? Russia is in a line of immediate geographic threat since it shares the same land mass as…
Never before seen footage of Robin Williams performing for the troops in Kuwait in December of 2007. His performance is unexpectedly interrupted by military tradition. The scene that unfolds is one of decorum, patriotism, and class, as Williams joins the troops in solemn pose as Retreat sounds as the flag was lowered. Williams jokes he…
Jonah Bennett U.S. Army troops who take part in the campaign against the Islamic State will now receive an official patch for their effort. The patch comes at a time when 3,000 U.S. troops are stationed in Iraq as part of Operation Inherent Resolve, which began in August 2014, The Washington Post reports. It will likely be…
by Jonah Bennett A general reportedly told a stunned audience of military officials back in January that “a woman will graduate Ranger School,” before the school even convened, meaning that Army leadership were dead set on moving at least one female through the course. “At least one will get through,” the general added at a meeting of…
by Jonah Bennett A congressman from Ohio, who also happens to be a Ranger graduate, wants Army Secretary John McHugh to release documents detailing the performance of women at Ranger School. Documents requested include information on test scores, injuries, evaluations and more, PEOPLE reports. GOP Rep. Steve Russell is reportedly concerned because sources from Fort…
Jonah Bennett The last woman left in Ranger School won’t be graduating Friday. Instead, the unnamed candidate will get to recycle the Swamp Phase, the third and final part of the course. The woman, a West Point graduate, has moved through the course at a slower pace than her counterparts Capt. Kristen Griest and 1st…
by Tom O’Brien As we watch the horrors of the civil war in Syria unfold and the escalation of Russian involvement, it may seem difficult to make sense of it all. So many sides, so many agendas, so many interests. To simplify things, let us attempt to break down the various players using teams….