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Coronavirus is here to ruin all hope for beards in the military
A limited number of styles are permissible as long as the hair does not break the seal of the mask.
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Combat Flip-Flops strikes again with their new Stealth Floperators
That’s right, the veteran-owned Combat Flip-Flops has introduces the latest addition to their military-grade open-toed foot: Stealth grey Floperators.
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The man behind pro wrestling legend Sgt. Slaughter tells stories of combat tours in Vietnam. But he never served
“I was basically just infantry, you know, just making sure all the grunts didn’t AWOL on us, keep ‘em all in line.”
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SIG announces ECHO 3 thermal weapon sight
Indeed, the ECHO 3 isn’t SIG’s first foray into the realm of thermal weapon sights, it is the company’s first direct-view thermal sight.
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New Zealand made a full-auto version of the Lee Enfield — and it actually worked really well
At the start of WW2, New Zealand had a limited amount of modern weaponry for its regular troops and, in the event that Britain would not be able to supply it, it needed a means of arming its Home Guard.
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Trijicon VCOG 1-8×28 Selected as USMC Squad Common Optic
Trijicon VCOG 1-8×28 Selected as USMC Squad Common Optic, cementing the company’s position as the go-to maker of military-grade rifle optics.
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Streamlight launches Sidewinder Boot light
Since the beginning of World War 2, the US Military has issued an angle-headed flashlight in one form or another – the Streamlight Sidewinder Boot is a modern take on the concept.
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That time an Airman was busted down for urinating in office coffee maker
The airman first class was reduced in rank to airman basic, the service’s lowest rank.
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Astronaut to administer enlistment oath for 800 future soldiers from space
The enlistment ceremony will be available to live stream Feb. 26.
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Kalashnikov’s latest DMR now has a civilian version
The 4.5-kilogram MR1 will retail in 7.62x54R and .308 Winchester with a standard 20.9-inch chrome-lined barrel or an optional 16.1-inch barrel for the .308 version.
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Coronavirus is here to ruin all hope for beards in the military
A limited number of styles are permissible as long as the hair does not break the seal of the mask.
-
Combat Flip-Flops strikes again with their new Stealth Floperators
That’s right, the veteran-owned Combat Flip-Flops has introduces the latest addition to their military-grade open-toed foot: Stealth grey Floperators.
-
The man behind pro wrestling legend Sgt. Slaughter tells stories of combat tours in Vietnam. But he never served
“I was basically just infantry, you know, just making sure all the grunts didn’t AWOL on us, keep ‘em all in line.”
-
SIG announces ECHO 3 thermal weapon sight
Indeed, the ECHO 3 isn’t SIG’s first foray into the realm of thermal weapon sights, it is the company’s first direct-view thermal sight.
-
New Zealand made a full-auto version of the Lee Enfield — and it actually worked really well
At the start of WW2, New Zealand had a limited amount of modern weaponry for its regular troops and, in the event that Britain would not be able to supply it, it needed a means of arming its Home Guard.
-
Trijicon VCOG 1-8×28 Selected as USMC Squad Common Optic
Trijicon VCOG 1-8×28 Selected as USMC Squad Common Optic, cementing the company’s position as the go-to maker of military-grade rifle optics.
-
Streamlight launches Sidewinder Boot light
Since the beginning of World War 2, the US Military has issued an angle-headed flashlight in one form or another – the Streamlight Sidewinder Boot is a modern take on the concept.
-
That time an Airman was busted down for urinating in office coffee maker
The airman first class was reduced in rank to airman basic, the service’s lowest rank.
-
Astronaut to administer enlistment oath for 800 future soldiers from space
The enlistment ceremony will be available to live stream Feb. 26.
-
Kalashnikov’s latest DMR now has a civilian version
The 4.5-kilogram MR1 will retail in 7.62x54R and .308 Winchester with a standard 20.9-inch chrome-lined barrel or an optional 16.1-inch barrel for the .308 version.
-
Coronavirus is here to ruin all hope for beards in the military
A limited number of styles are permissible as long as the hair does not break the seal of the mask.
-
Combat Flip-Flops strikes again with their new Stealth Floperators
That’s right, the veteran-owned Combat Flip-Flops has introduces the latest addition to their military-grade open-toed foot: Stealth grey Floperators.
-
The man behind pro wrestling legend Sgt. Slaughter tells stories of combat tours in Vietnam. But he never served
“I was basically just infantry, you know, just making sure all the grunts didn’t AWOL on us, keep ‘em all in line.”
-
SIG announces ECHO 3 thermal weapon sight
Indeed, the ECHO 3 isn’t SIG’s first foray into the realm of thermal weapon sights, it is the company’s first direct-view thermal sight.
-
New Zealand made a full-auto version of the Lee Enfield — and it actually worked really well
At the start of WW2, New Zealand had a limited amount of modern weaponry for its regular troops and, in the event that Britain would not be able to supply it, it needed a means of arming its Home Guard.
-
Trijicon VCOG 1-8×28 Selected as USMC Squad Common Optic
Trijicon VCOG 1-8×28 Selected as USMC Squad Common Optic, cementing the company’s position as the go-to maker of military-grade rifle optics.
-
Streamlight launches Sidewinder Boot light
Since the beginning of World War 2, the US Military has issued an angle-headed flashlight in one form or another – the Streamlight Sidewinder Boot is a modern take on the concept.
-
That time an Airman was busted down for urinating in office coffee maker
The airman first class was reduced in rank to airman basic, the service’s lowest rank.
-
Astronaut to administer enlistment oath for 800 future soldiers from space
The enlistment ceremony will be available to live stream Feb. 26.
-
Kalashnikov’s latest DMR now has a civilian version
The 4.5-kilogram MR1 will retail in 7.62x54R and .308 Winchester with a standard 20.9-inch chrome-lined barrel or an optional 16.1-inch barrel for the .308 version.
