Australian Soldiers Use Brainwaves to Control Ghost Robotics Quadruped Unmanned Ground Vehicle 60
During our coverage of last year’s Land Forces exhibition in Brisbane, Australia we mentioned the Australian Defence Force’s Robotic & Autonomous Systems Implementation & Coordination Office (RICO) which they are using to shape their ground robotics requirements.
Working in concert with the...
Knight Armament Company Selected To Supply KS-1 Rifle Systems to UK Armed Forces
Knights Armament Company is honored to be the supplier of the KS-1 rifle system to the Armed Forces of the United Kingdom in partnership with Edgar Brothers, Knight’s UK representative firm.
The KS-1 rifle system is the culmination of 40 years of...
Special Air Warfare Symposium: 28 Feb – 2 March, Ft Walton Beach
Global SOF Foundation is hosting the Special Air Warfare Symposium, 28 Feb – 2 March, in Ft Walton Beach, FL.
SAWS offers two days of general sessions focused on SOF aviation topics and an expo that will highlight top members of the special...
Carcajou Tactical Introduces Belt Kit
It seems we are in full back yo the future mode as more and more companies are releasing belt orders.
My friends at Canada’s Carcajou Tactical are joining the fight, with a complete line of belt mounted pouches, padded belt, and harnesses, all made from laser cut laminate.
Offered in Coyote,...
ASIs for Arctic Soldiers
Calling all Arctic Angels and Soldiers who have had the opportunity to serve in Alaska.
The Arctic can be a harsh, ever-changing environment.
The skills to live, work and thrive there are invaluable, and now there’s an identifier to prove it.
Actually, there are four to distinguish those who have completed cold weather...
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I’ve done a few podcast interviews recently and this one went up today.
My friend Rich Nance hosts the “Taking Aim” podcast produced by Aimpoint. Rich regularly interviews instructors and innovators in the tactical field. I listen to the podcast often and really enjoy it.
In this episode, Rich covered a lot of my training...
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Wheelchair Concealed Carry Considerations for People with Disabilities
“I was shot and paralyzed from the waist down in a gunfight while serving as a U.S. Marine infantryman during the 2003 invasion of Iraq. I spent...
If you have been vacationing off the planet, you may not realize that the world’s largest trade show for shooting enthusiasts was held in Las Vegas last week. The Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Trades (SHOT) show is one of the largest trade shows in Las Vegas every year.
In pre-pandemic times, 70,000+ shooting industry...
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The Pros And Cons Of Red Dot Sights On Pistols » Concealed Carry Inc
For those of you considering the transition to red dots.
Are You Part of the EDC 1%? – The Armory Life
Only about...
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Introduction to Tactical Flashlights for Concealed Carriers
Some useful flashlight information. After you digest this, please listen to this excellent low light podcast with Dan Brady.
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