It’s a well-known fact that the streets of Heaven are guarded by United States Marines, but it’s less well-known that the Marine Corps went on the offensive against the legions of Hell.
Gaming and the military have gone hand in hand since before gaming reached the general public. Gen. George S. Patton conducted a series of wargames in Louisiana before World War II to test the American military’s training, logistics, and other wartime doctrines. The old MILES gear training was a hardcore version of laser tag. The U.S.
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The U.S. Army quietly stood up a new rotational force in the Philippines as part of a “shift” in its expanding cooperation with partners in the western Pacific. But it did not reveal it for months.
The new element, formally named Army Rotational Force-Philippines, stayed in the dark for half a year after being established in July 2025. It was unveiled in a post on the Defense Visual Information Distribution Service, the military’s image and video hosting website.
They say never meet your hero.
The warning exists for a reason. Legends are often larger than life, and reality has a way of chipping away at the image we build in our heads. But every once in a while, you meet someone who doesn’t just live up to the reputation — they redefine it.
Meeting EJ “Skullcrusher” Snyder did exactly that.
To millions of viewers, EJ Snyder is the unmistakable voice and relentless presence from Discovery Channel’s “Naked and Afraid,” where he survived some of the harshest environments on earth with nothing but primitive skills and an iron will.
After you realize that today’s left— with aligned media— isn’t so truthful or forthcoming regarding a number of key issues, you begin to wonder how much left influence has even shaped something like US Nazi history (and the still classified San Francisco District US Naval Intelligence Nazi files). We do hear about the working class, and then those politicians like Minnesota Sen. Ernest Lundeen (speaking under the Nazi flag in New York below), Henry Ford because it’s far too known, and aviator Charles Lindbergh.
A number of Ukrainian ground units have succeeded in shifting away from traditional infantry warfare towards a more “technology driven” form of combat, relying on attack drones, robotic logistic systems, and other unmanned assets, which is intended to minimise the need for personnel on the frontlines. Details on this transition were provided by the commander of the 28th Mechanised Brigade, Colonel Anatolii Kulykivskyi, whose forces operate in Kostiantynivka in the disputed Donetsk region, which is one of the most high intensity frontlines in the entire war.
As NASA’s Artemis II, the first crewed mission to orbit the moon in over 50 years, prepares for a possible February 2026 launch, its journey reflects resilience, readiness, and courage. These are values deeply familiar to military families and veterans.
This launch is a lunar spaceflight mission led by NASA under the Artemis program. It is the first crewed Artemis flight with four crew members preparing for a 10-day mission. The crew, which is made up of U.S. Navy Capt. Reid Wiseman (Commander), U.S. Navy Capt.
Ukrainian sources have claimed that Ukraine’s domestically developed FP-5 Flamingo cruise missile was used to launch successful deep strikes against infrastructure at the Kapustin Yar Test Range, which has been closely associated with the testing and launches of Russia’s newly operationalised Oreshnik intermediate range ballistic missile system. The Oreshnik is one of the most high profile new weapons systems recently brought into service in the Russian Armed Forces, and was announced after its first combat use in November 2024 to strike Ukrainian targets.
The Republic of China Air Force has confirmed plans to procure ten C-130J transport aircraft from the United States, while canceling a prior planned to upgrade program its C-130H transports procured in the mid-1990s. The first C-130H aircraft had entered service in 1984, with procurements continuing into late-1990s.
The U.S. Navy’s Naval Air Systems Command has successfully completed three planned flight tests of the Harpoon Block II Update (HIIU) Obsolescence Update program, the last of which took place on January 16 at Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake, California. The missile “demonstrated a successful Coastal Target Suppression mission against a representative land target, with all test objectives met based on preliminary assessments.” Although the Harpoon first entered service in 1977, updated variants remain in production and continue to be relied on heavily by the U.S.
The Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Navy has brought the Type 052D destroyerGanzi into active service, marking a further expansion of what is by far the fastest growth of any destroyer fleet in the world. Training footage of the warship was released by official media on February 6. Defence experts cited by state media have particularly stressed the Type 052D’s suitability for mass production and continued upgrades, and the extent of the program’s contributions to the Navy’s capabilities.