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He was an innovator, a maverick. The structured forms of the traditional martial arts bored him. Discarding their outmoded model, he became the creator of a new style based not on established techniques but on the realities of combat he knew so well. With it, he won more than 60 battles and became a legend before reaching middle age. The name of the martial artist I’m referring to, of course, is Miyamoto Musashi, a samurai swordsman who lived during the violent reign of Japan’s Tokugawa shoguns, a man whose real-life exploits make the celluloid antics of the greatest action stars…
Welcome back to Strategy and Wargaming! This week things have been a little bit quieter than usual, but let’s get into it! We finally have a release window for Company of Heroes – Definitive Edition; There’s a new Pike & Shot game on the horizon; Endless Legend 2 is out next week; Star Wars Zero Company gets much-needed performance improvements; The Home of Wargamers 2026 is right around the corner, and so much more! Let’s dive straight into the best strategy and wargaming news of this week! New Warcraft 3 Campaign After 23 Years Announced At Blizzcon 2026 BlizzCon 2026…
It is an ordinary evening in a Ukrainian city. A soldier on rotation matches with a woman on a dating app. She is warm, attentive, quick to reply. Over several days, trust builds. She suggests a place to meet. What the soldier cannot know is that the profile is run by a Russian intelligence handler, the photographs are stolen, and the meeting point was chosen before the first message was ever sent, because the explosives are already there. The date is a trap. This is not a scenario. It is a documented Russian tactic used inside Ukraine. Such traps are…
Arman Tsarukyan was set up for a lightweight title shot back in January 2025 but a last minute back injury knocked him out of his fight against Islam Makhachev and he’s never been afforded another shot at the belt as a result.Now almost two years later, Tsarukyan is still the No. 1 contender at 155 pounds but instead of competing for gold at UFC 331, he’s taking on Mauricio Ruffy in a fight that could potentially earn him that title fight opportunity. By all accounts, Tsarukyan has accepted his punishment for the injury that forced a last-minute change to a…
Audio of this article is brought to you by the Air & Space Forces Association, honoring and supporting our Airmen, Guardians, and their families. Find out more at afa.org Editor’s Note: This article was updated Sept. 11 to include information from the 178th Wing and the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center. The Air Force announced Aug. 13 it recently tested prototypes for a portable ground station for commanding and controlling semi-autonomous Collaborative Combat Aircraft, and a spokesperson now says the plan is to award a contract for the effort next summer. The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center’s Agile…
In one of the biggest wins of his pro career, Garcia quickly and easily bludgeoned Conor Benn last night (Sept. 12, 2026) from inside the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. Despite the high-profile nature of the card and his athlete’s success, De La Hoya was nowhere to be found on fight night, which created some speculation that UFC CEO Dana White had banned him from the event outright.Speculation that White firmly denies.“I do not like De La Hoya, and De La Hoya does not like me,” White explained post-fight news conference. “I would never disrespect him and say, ‘Oh,…
Listen to the article 2 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: Lands’ End is still working though an inventory backlog spurred by challenges from implementing its new warehouse management system during Q1, CEO Charlie Cole said in a Q2 earnings call. The WMS had issues processing value-added service products, which impacted the timing of school uniform shipments, Cole said. The disruption delayed shipments and led backlog levels to be higher year over year. Still, “operations are proceeding as normal,” Cole told analysts, and the company is confident it has addressed the WMS-related…
Strike Industries – Strike SMC Bravo for RXM 4″ with Compact Grip By popular demand Strike Industries has expanded the Strike Modular Chassis to accept the Ruger RXM. This allows you to add a brace or stock to your sidearm in seconds, transforming a pistol into a PDW. Product Features: 1913 Picatinny Interface: Integrated rear rail for stock or arm brace compatibility. Modular Chassis System: Engineered for seamless integration with the RXM platform. Enhanced Control: Double undercut trigger guard for improved bore-axis purchase. Performance Ergonomics: Streamlined frame geometry for superior weapon handling. Integrated Accessory Mount: Dedicated mounting point for future…
Auburn Hills, MI — American Rheinmetall has been awarded a $7.28M contract to support the U.S. Marine Corps through the manufacture and delivery of Mission Master SP Autonomous Unmanned Ground Vehicles (A-UGVs), associated Marine Kits, and supporting equipment. The procurement is being executed through the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) with ADS Inc. serving as the prime contractor in support of the U.S. Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory (MCWL). The effort includes the delivery of 12 Mission Master SP A-UGVs and five amphibious kits, marking the most advanced Mission Master configuration developed by Rheinmetall to date. The vehicles will support continued operational…
We’re already getting close to the middle of September, so it’s time to take a look at all the new turn-based RPGs and strategy games that have popped up over the past few days. Last week, one of the biggest releases I featured was actually a demo (Final Fantasy Resonance). I know some of you probably aren’t too thrilled about that; after all, a demo isn’t technically a new release, but in these roundups of mine, I like to include anything new that gives us something fresh to play. And with that in mind, we’re kicking things off this week…
