For every shooter there is a certain range that they reach their limit of proficiency at, of course this is not a constant but changes with time and practice; as skill improves, so does the distance. This point of proficiency is the furthest distance the shooter can effectively … [Read more...]
I've spent many hours behind the wheel of a military Humvee and know first hand how loud it is and the exhaust signature it puts off due to the diesel fuel. Although the Humvee's have a heavy duty spring suspension, it's still a pretty rough ride when off-road. From a fuel … [Read more...]
During the course of my career as a Green Beret, I was issued many things, some I was made to turn back in to the Army and others I was allowed to keep. My Pelican 1020 Survival kit was one of the items I was allowed to keep: originally intended to keep a soldier alive during an … [Read more...]
There are several different schools of thought out there for CQB (close quarters battle) tactics. The one thing that will remain constant, provided technology doesn’t find a way around it, is the act of slicing the pie. This is a term used to round corners or objects that … [Read more...]
Dedication for this article goes to Ms. Samantha (Sam) Foster with great pride and admiration The pine ceiling below our feet blurred by at some 90 KIAS. “This must be the speed test they mentioned earlier, the pilots.” I conjectured as I threw my right leg over the pod so … [Read more...]
When I was just a young private in the army. Desert Storm had come and gone like a flash. I was a private and 1st Ranger Battalion got the call to jump into Iraq. Mission: jump in, head to the border and crush Saddams missile sites. Road March to the objective and kill … [Read more...]
