The unexpected development of the pup tent
“Pup tents” were most likely named by Civil War troops, who commonly used the word "dog" for military slang, such as "dog tags"
“Pup tents” were most likely named by Civil War troops, who commonly used the word "dog" for military slang, such as "dog tags"
Nothing screams "I'm a boss" like driving a car fit for one — especially if that car was once the preferred ride of Gen. George S. Patton
For more than a hundred years, one weapon has traveled with American troops into almost every crisis, hot spot, and war the United States has participated in
There are a lot of preconceptions, not to mention what the rules, regulations, and state and federal laws are for military members, veterans, and their families. Products that were not allowed in base housing or for active duty members might be perfectly legal for veterans and spouses, depending on where they live. They might be federally legal, but not legal in the state or municipality where one resides.
Dirty magazines... when we say dirty magazines, we know you’re thinking of the ones your buddy snuck in a care package and sent you downrange. Sure, that may have put you in a little bit of trouble, but let’s be honest: your First Sergeant would be secretly thanking you for the centerfolds if he confiscated it. No, we’re talking about a different dirty magazine that could get you in trouble. Real trouble.
In this video, we’ll learn about the specifications, armament, unit organization, and tactics of Stryker Brigade Combat Teams. Full disclosure, I’m going to be upfront with my bias here. I love the Stryker. When I wake up I eat Stryker cereal. It’s my favorite armored vehicle that the US infantry uses because I was in a Stryker unit when I deployed to Iraq so I’ll be able to give you my personal experience and perspective on this system.
The Army and Marine Corps agreed to start acquiring large numbers of the Carl Gustaf recoilless rifle. To anyone saying "BUT ITS NOT" a rocket launcher. It launches literal rockets quit splitting hairs with me. You might be asking what do we need rocket launchers for? We’ll go over why the Carl Gustaf will potentially save the military a ton of money. Raytheon developed a laser guided munition which will now bring precision to the squad level. The M72 LAW that it will replace has been in service in the Marine Crops since the 70s.
Sixty percent of the time, it works every time
You may not have many opportunities to go inverted over an enemy fighter anytime soon, but you can still rock the same style that Pete 'Maverick' Mitchell does in Top Gun thanks to an upcoming auction
The Next Generation Infantry Fighting Vehicle is the replacement for the M2 Bradley and possibly even the 8 wheeled Stryker. This vehicle will go down in military history as one of the biggest upgrades ever. It is also known as the “Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle” which hints towards drone warfare here. In this informative military video we’ll find out about all the new specifications, armament and the types of tactics employed.
We’ve been hearing a lot lately about PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) and how important it is for medical professionals. And rightly so, because wearing the right protective gear can literally save your life and protect you from the dangers of COVID-19 and plenty of other diseases. Maybe it didn’t occur to you that the PPE you bring with you to the range can be just as important for your own health and safety.
“Over the years, we’ve worked with [survival, evasion, resistance and escape specialists] to develop this kit and decided what is the most essential equipment needed to survive”
“Being a native Texan, my favorite barbeque is obviously Texas brisket, cooked low and slow"