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Practical Skill-Sets: How to Remove Your Own Stitches

Posted on 3 March 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

Watch former Special Forces operator Jeff Kirkham skilfully remove sutures from the face of MMA’s Josh Tyler. Sometimes being a man means getting punched or kicked in the face. If you find this keeps happening, you can either reevaluate your life choices, or learn how to cut your recovery time short like a boss. If…

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Real World Example of Why Being Tech Dependent Is BAD

Posted on 1 March 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

I said this some time back and I will keep saying it: MAKING MILITARY FORCES DEPENDENT ON TECHNOLOGY IS STUPID. Basic Courses on Navigation WITHOUT the use of GPS AIDS should still be taught. Compass and Map Skills should not be an archaic skill-set!! This goes for Civilians as well. GPS Units are great but…

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The Espionage Files: The “Spider” James Jesus Angleton

Posted on 29 February 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

Long before Game of Thrones dubbed its spymaster The Spider, James Jesus Angleton earned that name. His internal witch hunts still leave us wondering—madman, genius, or both? “Mr. Dickey? This is Jim Angleton.” I looked at the phone. I wasn’t sure what to say. This was 1978. I was a 26-year-old reporter on the Metro…

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Real Training = Painful, Dangerous and Uncomfortable

Posted on 27 February 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

By John Farnam This from a friend in Europe who just finished a week-long Pistol/Rifle Course in the high country. Good information: “I used a Colt AR (equipped with Aimpoint M4), and a G19. Orders were: low profile, no ‘camo,’ clothing, nor equipment. No chest rigs. Much concern here about ‘para-military’ training! We were located…

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Tradecraft: Escape and Evade Danger

Posted on 25 February 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

  A Special Forces veteran explains what you need to know to successfully evade and avoid Danger If you run scared, you’re going to die. This is the rule of thumb when it comes to evasion, and there’s a reason for it. If you’re confronted with a threat you can’t overcome, you should escape it….

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Only 1% Are Preppers

Posted on 24 February 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

No one really knows how many preppers exist in the world, but it is safe to say that there are more than three million in the United States alone.  Even though this sounds like a huge segment of the population, this is still only slightly more than 1% of the total US populace. So, the…

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Your Next “Recon” Drone

Posted on 24 February 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

Something to put on your “Man Toys” list. Never know when you might need some aerial surveillance of something or someone, and the best part is you can own it off the books. -SF The palm-sized ONAGOfly is an affordable GPS-enabled drone that automatically takes photos using smile and obstacle recognition technology. Normally the Federal…

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Tradecraft: How to Escape Flex-Cuffs

Posted on 24 February 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

Watch former Special Forces operator Jeff Kirkham of Man Hacks escape from a pair of plastic cuffs with ease. You generally have two options when you find yourself in a pair of flex cuffs: You can either a) lay there and do nothing, or b) break out of them like a motherfucking beast. If option…

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Espionage Files: Richard Sakakida Spied on the Imperial Japanese Right Under Their Noses

Posted on 22 February 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

The Nisei war hero endured torture and near-starvation, yet passed valuable intelligence to the U.S. Army   It was 1942, not long after the fall of the American stronghold of Corregidor that guarded Manila Bay in The Philippines. U.S. Army Sgt. Richard Sakakida was in the hands of the dreaded Kempeitai, the Imperial Japanese military…

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Matthew Bracken Talks SHTF and Dirty Civil War

Posted on 20 February 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

MATTHEW BRACKEN is a former Navy SEAL (BUD/S Class 105), a Constitutionalist, and a self-described “freedomista”.  This interview was first published in the Fall 2014 issue of Forward Observer. You might think that the most courageous thing Matt Bracken’s ever done is taking a SEAL team to Beirut, Lebanon in 1983, the same year of…

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