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Espionage Files: Time for a New CIA?

Posted on 2 March 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

By John Sipher of the Cipher Brief Across the Central Intelligence Agency lobby from the iconic stars memorializing officers killed in the line of duty is a less well-known memorial.  It is an understated relief in honor of those foreign spies who risked and lost their lives to provide secret information to the United States. …

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Another Reason to Be Armed: Property Mgr. Shoots Burglar Dead in Las Vegas

Posted on 2 March 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

Somewhere, everyday in the USA, 2100+ people use a gun for self defense, to stop a crime or save the lives of themselves or their family. “We believe that the American public deserve to understand that on the average, guns save 2,191 lives and are used to thwart crimes every day,” says Alan Gottlieb of…

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Military History: Beating the “Bloody Flux” and How Sir John Pringle Waged War on Dysentery

Posted on 2 March 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

“Sanitation standards in the 18th Century were almost non-existent. Soldiers were in the habit of relieving themselves wherever they wished, including outside their own tents, turning encampments into mucky breeding grounds for dysentery.” 18TH CENTURY MILITARY camps were hotbeds for communicable diseases. Often, more soldiers on campaign died from illness than were ever felled in battle. Interestingly enough, the…

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World War Two History: 10 Things You Never Knew about “Saving Private Ryan”

Posted on 2 March 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

Here are some behind-the-scenes details about the legendary World War II movie “Saving Private Ryan.” What pops into your head when you think about “Saving Private Ryan?” For many people, it’s the five Oscars, two Golden Globes, two BAFTAs, and an induction into the National Film Registry as a “culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant film”…

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Military History: Key Moments in Army Airborne History

Posted on 2 March 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

In August the Army celebrated 75 years of airborne operations. Some highlights: August 1940: A test platoon from Fort Benning’s 29th Infantry Regiment executes the Army’s first airborne training jump less than 45 days after airborne was formed. The U.S. joined several world powers who had also developed the capability after World War I, including Italy, the Soviet…

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Weird History: 8 Times Historical Leaders Literally Threw their Opponents Out of the Window

Posted on 1 March 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

In the histories of medieval governments, pre-20th century monarchies, and political assassinations, the tales with fancy weapons and torture instruments seem to get all of the attention. There were times, however, when a person’s two hands were all it took to bring down an opponent, and quite often spark an entire revolution. When rage or…

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Reversing the Cyber-Crime Paradigm: The “Cyber-Robin Hood”

Posted on 1 March 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

ID THIEF HACKS INTO FAMILY’S NETFLIX, AT&T ACCOUNTS TO PAY OFF THEIR BILLS STOLEN CREDENTIALS; USER ACCOUNTS COMPROMISED An Orange County, Fla. family says a hacker breached their phone and Netflix accounts to pay off the family’s bills. The Hennigs discovered the sorta well-meaning hack when AT&T alerted Kathy Hennig that she owed $1,300 because…

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Crime Awareness: IRS Scammers

Posted on 1 March 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

“This is the IRS. Call us back immediately to avoid an arrest warrant being issued.” Last week, one of our officers responded to a fraud complaint involving an unknown con artist who scammed a victim out of $15,000. It all began with a simple voicemail message, “This is the IRS. Call us back immediately to…

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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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Say it Ain’t So! Soldier of Fortune Retiring it’s Print Magazine

Posted on 1 March 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

Some of my fondest memories as a kid was me perusing the pages of the latest Soldier of Fortune magazine dreaming of the day when I too could travel to beautiful foreign lands and meet interesting people from different cultures and Kill them. Thank You Colonel Paul brown for 40+ Years of Amazing Journalism! May…

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