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Veterans Will Pay the Price for New Legislation in Tennessee and Oklahoma
It’s happening again. Legislators in Tennessee and Oklahoma are each introducing bills that, if passed, would have the same effects as Arkansas’s Act 624, a

Hormone Loss in Special Operations Addressed in NDAA
The Special Operations Association of America (SOAA) applauds the National Defense Authorization Act’s (NDAAs) inclusion of language calling for continued study on diminished testosterone levels

Force Multipliers, Not Force Replacements
By Dr. York Kleinhandler, CW5(R) To assist with the training and advising the Afghan National Army and its various fighting forces, the U.S. Army stood

Veterans Shouldn’t Have to Pay the Price for PBM Reform
As state legislatures across the country rush to reform Pharmacy Benefit Managers, driven by the assumption that eliminating a middleman is always beneficial, an uncomfortable

Carl Gustaf Recoilless Rifle: The Weapon That Hits Twice
There are few weapons systems as respected and beloved by warfighters as the Multi-Role Anti-Armor Anti-Personnel Weapon System (MAAWS), better known as the Carl Gustaf

Operation Absolute Resolve: SOF Lead The Way
Special operations forces (SOF) were at the forefront of Operation Absolute Resolve, the Jan. 3 mission to capture Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro and his wife

The Power of Allies: Continuing U.S.-Norway Partnership in the High North
In the frozen reaches of the High North, tensions and Great Power Competition are both on the rise. Russia’s military presence reigns supreme, with Moscow
Pentagon’s “Trusted” Drone List Isn’t So American: Chinese Parts Dominate
Since 2020, the Defense Innovation Unit has approved a growing list of drones under its Blue UAS program to enable faster acquisition by the Department

Left Behind: The Afghan Allies Who Fought Beside America Still Need Our Help
From the first days of U.S. involvement in Afghanistan, through the final weeks of our chaotic withdrawal, Afghan forces have enabled the success of U.S.

Josh Cortez Joins SOAA Board of Advisors
We are proud to welcome Josh Cortez to the SOAA Board of Advisors, bringing with him a lifelong commitment to service, veteran advocacy, and national

China’s Trojan Horse: How Defense Consolidation and Adversarial Capital Undermine US Security
In the arms race against China, America increasingly finds itself dependent on the very adversary that threatens our current and future security. As tensions heat

America’s Shadow War With Venezuelan Cartels
As the Trump administration signals that it may be drawing closer to land-based strikes on Venezuelan cartels funneling drugs into the U.S., special operations forces
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