The Royal Marine Rig Fieldcraft that might save your life one day. Stay Alert, Armed and Dangerous!
Category: Fieldcraft
Junk on the Bunk: Cold Weather Clothing and Layering
An Addendum to ‘One Hundred and Fifty Questions to a Guerrilla’
This is where the rubber meets the road as far as Practical training goes. Learn. Train. Repeat!
Front Toward Enemy
Destructive Devices Every time I see anything about Claymores I remember the scene from Platoon where Taylor in the stress of combat, forgets to click the Claymore safety off as they are getting way layed by Charlie. FYI Troop: Don’t forget to click the safety off or it won’t go bang! Stay Alert, Armed…
Fieldcraft: Estimating Height and Width in the Field
From the Archives, 2016 How to Estimate the Heights and Widths of Objects in the Field A FOUNDATIONAL “Analog” skill-set men need to have and not depend on technology for. Stay Alert, Armed and Dangerous!
Badlands Fieldcraft: No Matter What Happens
This appeared on 5 NOV at Badlands Fieldcraft. Man Up. -NCS It’s the morning after the election and there’s not a clear cut winner, and it looks like things will no doubt get messy as the results get ironed out. Whichever way the winds blow over the next week or so, I’m unaffected. Of course… Badlands…
The SPR: AR Guerrilla Sniper Rifle
Mean Streets: The Clash of Technology and Terrain in Urban Warfare
From the Archives, 2016 In urban environments, the playing field is levelled between the conventional armies and insurgents BE IT ALEPPO or Damascus, Mosul or Ramadi, or even Eastern Ukraine, combatants in today’s conflicts are frequently fighting in and over urban areas. The decision to wage war in cities is driven in part by…
Going Mobile
From the Archives, 2016 A learned a long time ago that when shit goes bad, it goes bad in a hurry. Very often you will have little to no time to think about what you really need to do, you are just going to have to react. The seasoned prepper knows from experience that there…
Urban Guerilla Sniping v3.0
“History is nothing else than a long succession of useless cruelties.” (Voltaire) When you look at the situation in Syria, you see the logic in Voltaire’s prose. I suppose it is the hopeless romantic in me that wishes for a world that is not filled with asshole tyrants and despots that take advantage of…