We will either find a way, or make one– Hannibal http://sputniknews.com/photo/20150630/1024026540.html yes the US is over invested in short range munitions, why I have been saying we cannot fight a multi front war and Russia, China, Iran know this http://time.com/3934583/world-war-3/ viewpoint is still a few years off – hopefully so U.S. and Chinese warships…
Attacking the Center of Gravity
by Samuel Culper III One thing I teach in advanced Intelligence classes is what’s called “Center of Gravity” analysis. That’s a concept first described by Prussian military strategist and “cerebral savage” Carl von Clausewitz, and one that’s now used in the Army and Marine Corps to describe any idea, base, or associations that are critical…
Determination to fight ISIS
Let this brave Peshmerga Fighters example during the Battle for Mosul last year be a lesson to all of us…this man gets blown up by a friggin IED but keeps on fighting though wounded…such is the resolve of some to fight ISIS and stop these murdering assholes. Let us only hope America DEVELOPS this resolve…
Wal-Mart Policy: ISIS but not Confederates?
Just another sign that America as a whole has no friggin clue- Walmart Sorry for Making an Islamic State Cake — After Refusing Confederate Flag Cake By VICE News June 30, 2015 | 10:25 am Walmart is apologizing for baking a cake decorated with the flag of the so-called Islamic State after a Louisiana employee of the…
Can you Identify these Weapons of WW3?
Part of a contest you can find HERE. BTW, not a bad time to study up on types of UAV’s currently in use, since you might be seeing one in your neck of the woods soon. Just for kicks, I will list my guesses tomorrow. Stay Alert, Stay Armed and Stay Dangerous!
Big Box Stores and Gun/Ammo Control
I have long said that CO should strive to support his LOCAL GUN SHOPS and smaller, less known firearm and ammo retailers versus the “Big Box” retailers like Wal-Mart, Academy, etc. Why? One need only to look at the latest tragedy in Charleston and the way the Government shamelessly exploited it to give leverage to the…
Expeditionary Warfare: Learning from the Falklands Campaign
IS THE U.S. MILITARY READY FOR A FALKLANDS WAR SCENARIO? Kenneth L. Privratsky In late March 1982, a naval task force departed the shores of Argentina under the pretense of participating in an exercise with Uruguay. Days later it arrived offshore of the Falkland Islands, an archipelago in the South Atlantic with 1,850 inhabitants…
Bad Ass of the Week
A good friend frequently sends me these, and although the language is a bit over the top at times, it sure makes for entertaining reading. I mean even if it is a half-baked propaganda stunt, a dude that is named “The Angel of Death” and looks like and I quote: ” A combination of Kratos…
Learning from Terrorist Tactics: Becoming Anonymous
In a recent article in Jihad Watch Robert Spencer talks about how the 24 year old jihadist who committed the Tunisian Resort Massacre last week where 39 people were killed and at least 39 others were wounded, managed, before the attack, to go completely un-noticed by the public. As Spencer points out, this is clearly due…
Thoughts on AIWB
by Paul Howe Recently a well-known tactical instructor decided not to allow students to carry inside the waist band in his classes. This is his right. I will not bad mouth him for it. Others jumped on the band wagon. I will continue to teach it and here are my reasons. First, I am an…