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A military alliance of North American and European countries providing collective defense, including NATO

Hezbollah, a Lebanese political and militant group involved in regional conflicts and alleged drug trafficking.

Hamas is a Palestinian Islamist political and militant organization involved in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

A multinational corporation known for its chicken products, part of Tyson Foods.

Aircraft carrier operated by the U.S. Navy, involved in military activities.

The National Guard, a reserve military force of the United States, requested to assist with immigration enforcement.

The militant group responsible for the attack on Malala Yousafzai that she survived.

A U.S. federal agency responsible for maritime law enforcement, search and rescue, and maritime safety.

U.S. military command coordinating military activities in the Middle East

Lockheed Martin is a large aerospace and defense company, mentioned as a potential investment.

U.S. defense contractor Raytheon

Paramilitary group involved in conflict in Sudan, also known as Rapid Support Forces.

The Insurrection Act, a U.S. law allowing the president to deploy military forces domestically.

The Iranian military organization, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

Russia's covert fleet of oil tankers used to evade sanctions, involved in recent attacks by Ukraine.

U.S. Senate legislation aimed at limiting presidential military powers without congressional approval.

The 1951 treaty between Denmark and Greenland that allows the U.S. to establish military bases on Greenland with consent.

The act of defying lawful authority, especially in a military or governmental context.

Egyptian military aircraft involved in the events discussed.

Egyptian military planes are aircraft used by Egypt's armed forces, mentioned in the context of surveillance or military activity.

The act of encouraging members of the military or intelligence community to disobey lawful orders.

A strategic naval fleet announced by President Trump, named the Golden Fleet.

Hussars, a type of Polish cavalry known for their distinctive armor and wings.

The act of rebellion against the authority of the commander-in-chief.

A trade show organized by the U.S. Army to showcase military suppliers and contractors.

The Bay of Pigs was a failed invasion of Cuba by U.S.-backed forces in 1961.

The Crusades were medieval military campaigns sanctioned by the Latin Church in the medieval period.

The first strike that took place on September 2nd, 2025, involving military action against drug cartels.

A group of four aircraft that disappeared during a training mission off the coast of Florida, in the Bermuda Triangle.

The Medal of Honor, the highest U.S. military decoration for bravery.

Operation Allies Welcome was a U.S. government program to evacuate and resettle Afghan nationals.

A historic military operation resulting in a significant victory.

Military exercise in Minnesota related to Operation Valhalla

The military attack on a boat allegedly carrying drugs

The US operation aimed at removing Nicolás Maduro from power.

A famous ship that disappeared in the Bermuda Triangle with over 300 crew members presumed lost.

Pentagon, the U.S. Department of Defense responsible for military operations.

U.S. military branch responsible for aerial operations, including potential geoengineering and weather modification activities.

U.S. government agency responsible for defense and military operations

U.S. government agency responsible for national security and foreign policy

Israeli military forces involved in Gaza conflict

U.S. military branch responsible for naval and maritime operations.

U.S. government agency responsible for maritime safety and security

Israeli government, a national governing body of Israel responsible for national policy and decision-making.

U.S. government department responsible for military operations and national security.

Government of China, involved in trade negotiations and disputes with the United States

The Navy is the maritime branch of the United States Armed Forces responsible for naval operations.

American military and law enforcement agency responsible for national security.

A 1987 film starring Matthew Modine, depicting military boot camp and discipline.

The book 'While Israel slept' by Yakov Katz discusses the October 7th attack and Israeli military failures.

A Chinese military entity responsible for conducting live fire drills around Taiwan.

U.S. private rescue team led by Brian Stern, specialized in covert extraction missions.

History Flight, a private charity dedicated to finding and repatriating missing American service members from battles around the world.

Iran-backed group operating in Yemen, involved in detaining UN staff.

Kurdish militant group involved in regional conflicts

Syrian forces, military forces of Syria involved in the conflict.

Yemen's Houthi rebels, an Iran-backed militia group involved in regional conflicts and missile attacks.

Ukrainian President seeking support for peace negotiations and military aid against Russia

U.S. military leader and Secretary of Defense during the Normandy landings

NATO's chief, warning allies about potential Russian attacks within five years.

Mark Kelly, U.S. senator and war hero, married to Gabby.

Kash Patel, a political figure and commentator mentioned in the context of investigations.

Andy is a co-host of the podcast, participating in discussions.

American politician and senator from South Carolina, involved in military and foreign policy issues

The 20-year-old Army specialist from Summersville, West Virginia, who was shot and died

The leader of North Korea, known for nuclear negotiations and diplomatic talks.

Admiral in the United States Navy involved in military decisions.

The other guard member shot, 24-year-old Andrew Wolfe, who remains in critical condition

Ukrainian Secretary of the Army involved in military dispatches.

Iran, a Middle Eastern country, is rebuilding its military arsenal with Chinese assistance.

Israel is a country in the Middle East, involved in ongoing conflict with Palestinians.

China is a country in East Asia, controlling the majority of rare earth mineral exports.

Russia is a country in Eastern Europe and Northern Asia, involved in military actions against Ukraine.

Country in Eastern Europe, involved in a conflict with Russia.

Denmark, a country cited as an example of health policy success.

The United States is a country in North America, known for its economic and military influence.

United States of America, a country involved in international relations.

Country in Western Europe, allied with the U.S. in WWII

Country in East Asia, known for its political leadership.

Germany is a European country, where Cologne is located, involved in WWII bomb discovery.

North Korea, a country in East Asia pursuing nuclear capabilities.

Meals ready to eat, military rations used as a replacement for SNAP benefits.

A military aircraft developed by the United States, used by allied nations for defense and combat.

The Olympia, a cruiser ship that transported the remains of WWI soldiers to the U.S.

Iranian Shahid drones, unmanned aerial vehicles used in attacks, associated with Iran.

A nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, part of the U.S. Navy, capable of launching and recovering aircraft.

B-1 bombers, strategic aircraft used by the U.S. Air Force for long-range bombing missions.

B-2, a stealth bomber aircraft used by the United States Air Force.

C-130 aircraft, military transport planes used for logistics and troop movement.

Excalibur, an unmanned submarine used by the UK Navy.

A US military aircraft, specifically an F-15 Strike Eagle, involved in a rescue operation over Iran.

U.S. military aircraft used in bombing campaigns against Houthi rebels in Yemen

F-35 fighter jets, advanced stealth multirole combat aircraft developed by the United States

Pompey, a nickname for Portsmouth Football Club.

Army football team.

United States military unit involved in the Iran attack.

A U.S. Army unit based in Hawaii, part of the 25th Infantry, where Samuel Reinberg is assigned.

The American military unit involved in enforcing desegregation at Ole Miss.

The French military, the armed forces of France involved in defense and international operations.

The military force of China, involved in drills around Taiwan.

The military force of China, involved in drills around Taiwan.

The military force of China, involved in drills around Taiwan.

The military force of China, involved in drills around Taiwan.

The Delta Force, an elite special operations unit of the United States Army.

U.S. military unit specializing in landmine removal in Afghanistan