Trojan Horse: The World’s First Special Operations Mission
“Always mystify, mislead, and surprise the enemy, if possible.”
White Tigers and Black Panthers: South Korean Special Forces
The North Koreans fully realize that much of their equipment is outdated, but they strongly believe that their sheer numbers will overwhelm the more technologically-advanced, better-trained, better-fed, South Korean military forces.
Armed Overwatch Attack Aircraft
We’ll just have to watch the upcoming, evaluation process to see how it all unfolds in the coming months.
The FN Five-seveN: A Fistful of Firepower
FN Herstal boldly calls it “The Ultimate Combat Handgun” on their web site, and they might be correct.
Pinpoint Accuracy: The MHTK Mini-Missile
Will it eventually be accepted as the Army’s newest missile?
BOOK REVIEW: Tactical Wisdom: Fieldcraft Training Manual
The “Fieldcraft Manual” is for the novice as well as the expert.
Magnum Force: The French GIGN Counterterrorist Unit
GIGN remains one of the finest, counterterrorist units in the world.
.50 Caliber Shell Casings Lying in the Sagebrush
The .50 caliber Remington bolt-action rifle sat on the open front porch, supported by a pair of bipods in the front.
Moonlight Marauder: The Famous ‘Night Reaper’
Kut was a cool, calculating, solitary predator in the night skies over France.
U.S. Coast Guard Special Forces
The U.S. Coast Guard definitely has its own, highly-capable, Special Forces component.
GAU-8/A Avenger: The World’s Biggest Gatling Gun
There is simply no substitute, and no projected, credible replacement, for the A-10CWarthog and its astounding, GAU-8/A Gatling gun.
Vacation Idea: National Museum of the USAF
The museum has too many exhibits to list, so you’ll just have to go there and see it all for yourself.
Super-Swift Gunboat: The Barracuda XSV 17
The high-technology, exceptionally impressive Barracuda XSV 17 would be ideal in any of a variety of roles or missions.
The Steyr AUG: Still Futuristic After 44 Years
The still-futuristic, Steyr AUG bullpup, assault rifle continues to serve with elite, special operations forces around the globe.
Low-Level Gunship: The B-25J-2 Mitchell
This gunship rapidly became the most-heavily-armed, most-formidable, most-successful, low-level attack aircraft of World War Two.
Sprint Missile: Hypersonic Before It Was Cool
I wouldn’t be too concerned about our enemies deploying hypersonic missiles.
.22 LR Firepower: The MGV-176 Submachine Gun
In Slovenia and Croatia today, the unique weapon is common among criminal gangs, due to its local availability and high rate of fire.
Night Hunter: The Mi-28N Havoc-B Gunship
The Mi-28NHavoc-B remains a formidable, attack helicopter, not quite as sophisticated at the U.S. Apache gunship, but definitely cheaper and simpler to operate.
‘Hunter Troop’: The World’s First, All-Female Special Forces Unit
They’re already exceptionally well-trained, highly-respected, and enormously-valued as special operations warriors with unique skills.
Guns Over Bougainville: The Yamamoto Raid
The United States government did not officially acknowledge the full story of Operation Vengeance until September 10, 1945, after the war was over.
A Tank Was Surrendered at Gun Amnesty Outside Prague
The man offered the two vehicles when he couldn't determine if they'd been properly deactivated.
The Walther PPK: A Timeless Classic
It still remains one of the finest, compact, pocket pistols ever created.
‘The King’s Own’: Royal Jordanian Special Forces
Under the bold, exemplary leadership of King Abdullah II, a true, warrior leader, the Royal Jordanian Special Forces remain one of the most-capable and respected, military units in the Middle East.