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Interview with 221B Tactical founder, Suresh
When Suresh’s mother came to the United States from south India, she did not have “two nickels in her pocket.”
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Navy surgeon invents life saving device for abdominal wounds
One of the most disastrous possibilities for battlefield medics is shrapnel, or projectiles in the abdominal cavity. The complex overlapping of delicate organs make it even more difficult for surgeons.
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Grunt Style donates $20k to Burn Pits 360
Earlier this month, Grunt Style contributed a sizable donation to Burn Pits 360. The non-profit posted a thank you message on their social media accounts. Claiming the donation was in the amount of $20,000.
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“Dune: Part One” Spoiler Free Movie Review
Today is the day I’ve been waiting for. I get to review DUNE. The 1960s sci-fi novel created by Frank Herbert is one of my favorite books and one of the most beautiful stories ever put to paper. If you’re like me, you’ll know how impactful the book has been since its release, but this is not a literature review. Today I will be discussing the newest film created by mega-talented director Denis Villeneuve, DUNE: Part One.
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Three Rivers Battalion hosts “Hallo-5k”
The University of Pittsburgh Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) program dates back to 1918. However, their ranks have grown much since then, gaining nearly two dozen partner and affiliate universities. As a result, the unit officially adopted the name of the “Three Rivers Battalion” in 2008.
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Navy sells 2 aircraft carriers to scrap dealers for a cent each
Thomas Colson | Business Insider | Oct 6, 2021
The US Navy sold two old aircraft carriers for a cent each to a ship-breaking firm.
The USS Kitty Hawk and USS John F. Kennedy had been decommissioned for years.
They are due to be broken up by a firm in Texas, which can make money from the scrap metal.
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ATF: Biden withdraws nomination of David Chipman
The White House announced today that David Chipman will not be the next director of the Bureau of Alchohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF). The position will remain open once again, as it usually is.
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How to help the HKIA bombing victims’ families
On August 29, Marine Capt. Geoff Ball, the commander of Ghost Company, 2nd Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment, posted on Facebook about the circumstances of the bombing at Hamid Karzai International Airport on Aug. 26. Besides offering some solemn clarification, Capt. Ball also included resources for assisting the families impacted by this tragedy.
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Want to drive a tank or shoot a howitzer? Here’s how
Las Vegas is the adult playground of the world. You can shoot machine guns from a helicopter, drive a tank, and even fire a howitzer.
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Yes, you can shoot a machine gun from a helicopter
The prospect of shooting a machine gun is one of the most alluring snares a military recruiter has. However, you don’t need to give Uncle Sam 4 years of your life to get the opportunity.
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Gear review: Dual Adjust Weapon Sling
Our first gear review is focused on one of the most under appreciated feature of any rifle. This of course being a good sling. Some rifle owners only ever take their weapon out of the case for a few minutes while on the firing line. However, if you read content on this site, you probably don’t fall in that category. At the very least, you have had a rifle slung to you body for hours on end at some point in your life.
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The Military’s Plan to Bring Cyber Operators to the Front Lines
Door-kickers are out, cyber operators are in.
This was the main takeaway from an attention-grabbing talk given by SOCOM commander Army Gen. Richard Clarke at the 2020 Virtual Special Operations Forces Conference.
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