I’ve probably been asked to weigh in on the decision to disband the Special Forces CIF companies about ten times today. Apparently, the final decision is awaiting SECDEF approval at the moment. I wasn’t going to wade into this one but since I’ve been asked, I’ll offer a few thoughts. I’m going to caveat this […]
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The Team House Livestream and other updates
I’ve been a bit remiss in updating my website so there are quite a few developments to mention here, including my new livestream called The Team House. Bottom line up front: I quit my job with NEWSREP back in July I now host a new livestream and podcast with my friend Dave Parke I have […]
NITRO ZEUS: The Plan to Topple the Iranian Regime
Night fell over the desert. U.S. Air Force aircraft soared overhead, lowering their ramps and emptying their cargo into the night sky. Vehicles were heavy dropped on pallets while operators assigned to 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta parachuted out into the darkness, conducting a military free-fall jump. Hitting their assembly area below, the operators quickly got […]
Murphy’s Law in stores now!
With the publication of my memoir, I was again looking through some old photographs today from trips to Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, the Philippines, Europe, and elsewhere while recalling one mind boggling story after another. What a wild and weird ride it has been. When it came time to write my own book, I sifted through […]
Marine Recon vs. American Viet Cong
Corporal Charles House led his Marine Recon patrol through thick undergrowth under the jungle canopy forty feet above. The country was Vietnam and the year was 1968. Team Dublin City had been inserted three days prior, North of Phu Bai to reconnoiter the area for signs of Viet Cong and North Vietnamese Army troop buildups, with a […]
Murphy’s Law: My Life in Special Operations and Investigative Journalism
People have been asking me for years to write a book about myself, something I resisted doing for a long time. I always figured I was a little to young for that (now at the ripe old age of 34) and also thought that I wouldn’t have much to say. After meeting with a publisher […]