Remington files for bankruptcy for second time in two years
American arms manufacturer Remington’s “bad rap” in the firearms industry may be coming to an end- but only because there may not be a Remington anymore. The maker of the Model 870 shotgun and Model 700 bolt action rifle that have long been a staple in infantry armories has... Read more
Satellite happens to capture Russian Navy missile launch by chance
A satellite passing over the Barents Sea happened to capture a Russian Navy missile launch by chance, a surprise blessing for the nonmilitary intelligence community from nearly 500 miles above the globe. The image, which was found by OSINT (Open-Source Intelligence) analyst Frank Bottema, came as a pleasant surprise... Read more
Iran tows its fake US aircraft carrier to Straits of Hormuz
Iran is flexing fake muscle as a giant, fake copy of a US aircraft carrier is towed out into the Straits of Hormuz- just as the real USS Nimitz steams into the 5th Fleet’s Area of Operations. The gigantic model, which has previously been used as a target and... Read more
The lost brigade of ‘war rock’: the search for best guitarist of the Yugoslav Wars
As American society continues to teeter on the brink of civil conflict, the term “Balkanization” has become a more common buzzword as various factions and ideologies continue to march the future of the nation into uncertainty. As such, references from the various Yugoslav Wars of the 1990s and early... Read more
Nearly half of Taiwanese citizenry unwilling to fight in defense of nation, according to poll
Nearly half of Taiwanese citizens are unwilling to answer the call of duty, should their island nation request they don a uniform and take up arms to defend it. In what will no doubt send tingles of glee flowing through People’s Liberation Army officials, Taiwanese citizens responding to a... Read more
As island dispute heats up, Japan begins scrambling against all Fujian-based Chinese aircraft
The Japanese are getting tired of Communist Chinese aircraft flying regular missions over their territory- and they’ve vowed to intercept any and all military flights from the Fujian Province. Rooted in brewing tensions over the Senkaku Islands, the Japan Air Self-Defense Force is now scrambling fighter patrols whenever a... Read more
US Army may name air-defense vehicle after Warhammer 40k armored unit
A cultural favorite tabletop/computer game franchise within the US military is now potentially influencing the name of a US Army vehicle- and the Emperor of Mankind approves. The US Army is currently seeking names for its Initial Maneuver Short-Range Air Defense (IM-SHORAD) Stryker vehicle (which comes packed with missiles),... Read more
US Air Force threatens to nationalize aircraft manufacturing
The US Air Force is getting tired of bloated acquisition programs, and has apparently threatened to nationalize its aircraft manufacturing process if heavy industrial and aerospace companies continue to treat the military like a cash cow. Will Roper, the USAF’s assistant secretary for acquisition, technology, and logistics (AT&L), warned... Read more
Overextended: KC-10 Extenders begin slow march to boneyard
Andy Wolf, War is BoringShaun Eagan, Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst Public Affairs The US Air Force has begun bidding farewell to its fleet of KC-10 Extenders, ushering in the end of an era for an aircraft that has supported operations for nearly four decades. First entering service in 1981, the... Read more
These US Air Force Cadets plan to conquer space- one day, anyway.
The US Air Force Academy is aiming higher every day, this time as they discuss putting US Space Force bases on the Moon.While the USSF is currently still within the USAF, just shy of 10% of the upcoming USAFA graduates will be commissioned to help lead it. As such,... Read more

Andy Wolf

Andy Wolf is a Kentuckessee native who has spent over 1/3 of his life overseas in search of combat, riches and adventure- accruing over a decade of experience in military, private security, language, small arms training, journalism and corporate communications fields. Mr. Wolf holds a Bachelor's of Science from Tennessee's Austin Peay State University.