Tuesday, April 10, 2018

Troxell: NCOs Must Keep Growing, Learning, Setting Example

Noncommissioned officers have to keep growing, learning and setting the example for the American military to remain the best in the world, the senior enlisted advisor to the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said.
Army Command Sgt. Maj. John W. Troxell, senior enlisted advisor to the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, speaks to airmen attending an Air Force Element Senior Enlisted Leader Conference at the Pentagon.

Transcom Projects, Sustains Power in Changing World, Commander Says

U.S. Transportation Command remains a critical element in national capability, but challenges exist in an evolving security environment, the Transcom commander said during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing.
Heavy equipment rolls off the ramp of a U.S. cargo ship in Thailand.

Army Parachute Riggers Strive for Safe Landings

For parachute rigger soldiers in the 421st Quartermaster Company, “attention to detail” is less a catch phrase than a lifesaving mission statement.
Army Sgt. Sean M. Bryant of Macon, Ga., shows Army Pvt. Joshua I. Brackin of Dothan, Ala., where the parachute static lines need to be checked for defects at Fort Valley, Ga.

Face of Defense: Marine Leads Surveillance Sensor Operations

A Marine Corps sergeant in Afghanistan is taking lessons learned from the past and applying them today as he works as a surveillance sensor operator. He helps employ remote sensors as general surveillance and early warning systems to aid the Afghan National Defense and security forces.
Marine Corps Sgt. John Verhage III aids in the employment of remote sensor systems and unmanned aerial surveillance assets to help detect the movement of enemy personnel and vehicles prior to a sensor emplacement mission near Bost Airfield, Afghanistan.

Famed Iraqi Humanitarian Visits Army Medical Center

An Iraqi humanitarian lauded as a national hero visited Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio to learn how the U.S. military cares for its wounded and injured warriors and their families.
Paula Johnson welcomes Aliyah Khalaf Saleh, known as Umm Qusay in Iraq, to the Warrior and Family Support Center as part of the Iraqi humanitarian’s visit to Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston.

GunTalk's Laser Lab: On The Move


GunTalk's Ryan Gresham and shooters; John, Doug and Jeanne compare their accuracy and speed with and without the use of a laser sight - while on the move.

Sig Sauer P320 Hogue® HandALL® Beavertail Grip Sleeve


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Transcom Projects, Sustains Power in Changing World, Commander Says

U.S. Transportation Command remains a critical element in national capability, but challenges exist in an evolving security environment, the Transcom commander said during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on the command's posture.
Heavy equipment rolls off the ramp of a U.S. cargo ship in Thailand.

Army Parachute Riggers Strive for Safe Landings

For parachute rigger soldiers in the 421st Quartermaster Company, “attention to detail” is less a catch phrase than a lifesaving mission statement.
Army Sgt. Sean M. Bryant of Macon, Ga., shows Army Pvt. Joshua I. Brackin of Dothan, Ala., where the parachute static lines need to be checked for defects at Fort Valley, Ga.

Face of Defense: Marine Leads Surveillance Sensor Operations

A Marine Corps sergeant in Afghanistan is taking lessons learned from the past and applying them today as he works as a surveillance sensor operator. He helps employ remote sensors as general surveillance and early warning systems to aid the Afghan National Defense and security forces.
Marine Corps Sgt. John Verhage III aids in the employment of remote sensor systems and unmanned aerial surveillance assets to help detect the movement of enemy personnel and vehicles prior to a sensor emplacement mission near Bost Airfield, Afghanistan.

Famed Iraqi Humanitarian Visits Army Medical Center

An Iraqi humanitarian lauded as a national hero visited Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio to learn how the U.S. military cares for its wounded and injured warriors and their families.
Paula Johnson welcomes Aliyah Khalaf Saleh, known as Umm Qusay in Iraq, to the Warrior and Family Support Center as part of the Iraqi humanitarian’s visit to Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston.

VCSAF highlights speed, innovation as keys to victory in future war

Vice Chief of Staff of the Air Force Gen. Stephen Wilson emphasized Airmen will continue leading the way in preparing for the future of war and highlighted the importance of speed, connectivity and innovation during the 2018 Future of War Conference April 9, 2018, in Washington, D.C.
Vice Chief of Staff of the Air Force Gen. Stephen Wilson speaks during the 2018 Future of War Conference April 9, 2018, in Washington, D.C. Wilson discussed how the service will fight in the future. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Robert Barnett)

The KA BAR Story Documentary - Episode 2 " Kill A Bear"


"Kill A Bear" is the second episode of The KA-BAR Story. "Kill A Bear" highlights many important events for KA-BAR, including a move, leadership changes, the KA-BAR name, and the creation of our most famous knife. For more information on KA-BAR please visit KA-BAR.com and be sure to check back for more of The KA-BAR Story.

COLD STEEL- IRON PROOF 2018- Swift I- Complete Impact & Weight Hang Tests


Warning: The tests and cutting feats performed in this presentation constitute abuse of the product and are potentially very dangerous. Any knife can be broken or damaged if subjected to sufficient abuse. These destructive tests constitute GROSS ABUSE of a knife. Duplicating these tests or altering your knife will void your warranty. Cold Steel’s warranty covers defects in materials and/or workmanship. It does not cover abuse, or the effects of normal wear and tear. DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME. All meat was carefully preserved and donated to the Ventura County Rescue Mission. https://ift.tt/2GerRqI The American Bladesmith Society’s guidelines for Master Smith and Journeyman Smith applicants require that (s)he cut through hanging manila or sisal rope, a minimum of one (1) inch in diameter. The applicant must sever the rope in two with one stroke to test the blade’s edge geometry and sharpness. Be sure to subscribe @csknives to get the latest videos as we post them! For more product info, or to purchase, visit ColdSteel.com

COLD STEEL- IRON PROOF 2018- Swift I


View complete impact and weight hang tests for the Swift I here: https://youtu.be/d8P3hduDqJc Warning: The tests and cutting feats performed in this presentation constitute abuse of the product and are potentially very dangerous. Any knife can be broken or damaged if subjected to sufficient abuse. These destructive tests constitute GROSS ABUSE of a knife. Duplicating these tests or altering your knife will void your warranty. Cold Steel’s warranty covers defects in materials and/or workmanship. It does not cover abuse, or the effects of normal wear and tear. DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME. All meat was carefully preserved and donated to the Ventura County Rescue Mission. https://ift.tt/2GerRqI The American Bladesmith Society’s guidelines for Master Smith and Journeyman Smith applicants require that (s)he cut through hanging manila or sisal rope, a minimum of one (1) inch in diameter. The applicant must sever the rope in two with one stroke to test the blade’s edge geometry and sharpness. Be sure to subscribe @csknives to get the latest videos as we post them! For more product info, or to purchase, visit ColdSteel.com

Face of Defense: Marine Leads Surveillance Sensor Operations

A Marine Corps sergeant in Afghanistan is taking lessons learned from the past and applying them today as he works as a surveillance sensor operator. He helps employ remote sensors as general surveillance and early warning systems to aid the Afghan National Defense and security forces.
Marine Corps Sgt. John Verhage III aids in the employment of remote sensor systems and unmanned aerial surveillance assets to help detect the movement of enemy personnel and vehicles prior to a sensor emplacement mission near Bost Airfield, Afghanistan.

Famed Iraqi Humanitarian Visits Army Medical Center

An Iraqi humanitarian lauded as a national hero visited Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio to learn how the U.S. military cares for its wounded and injured warriors and their families.
Paula Johnson welcomes Aliyah Khalaf Saleh, known as Umm Qusay in Iraq, to the Warrior and Family Support Center as part of the Iraqi humanitarian’s visit to Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston.

VCSAF highlights speed, innovation as keys to victory in future war

Vice Chief of Staff of the Air Force Gen. Stephen Wilson emphasized Airmen will continue leading the way in preparing for the future of war and highlighted the importance of speed, connectivity and innovation during the 2018 Future of War Conference April 9, 2018, in Washington, D.C.
Vice Chief of Staff of the Air Force Gen. Stephen Wilson speaks during the 2018 Future of War Conference April 9, 2018, in Washington, D.C. Wilson discussed how the service will fight in the future. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Robert Barnett)

Dare To Lead Crosses International Date Line


The Clipper Round the World Yacht Race fleet ticked off another significant race milestone when it crossed the International Date Line on Day 18 of the 5,600 nautical mile Race 9: Race to the Emerald City from Qingdao to Seattle. Teams are now sailing west of the prime meridian and crew had the rare opportunity to live the same day (Monday 9 April) twice. Next stop, Seattle!

PD35 V2 0


We bring you this short clip of the new version of our very popular PD35, aptly named the V2.0. Fitted with Cree XP-L HI V3 LED, it delivers a max output of 1000 lumens and a far-reaching distance of 250 meters. This compact but tough flashlight features five output levels, plus instant strobe and battery level indication. Driven by one 18650 rechargeable Li-ion battery, it is also compatible with cold-resistant CR123A battery. The dual switches design - tactical tail switch and metal side switch, offers rapid and user-friendly operation.

LD15R English


LD15R Just a short clip to show you the main functions of the LD15R. The magnetic tail clip specifically, combined with the NW light, are just what you need to keep your hands free and to get your work done without any guesswork or hindrance. For more information about this LD15R or any of our wide range of products, head on over to our web page www.fenixlight.com where most of your questions will be answered. For the rest, contact us directly or on Fb.