Today marks the start of the 2 month Tru Spec 24-7 Series Pant Promotion at Extreme Outfitters.
From March 1st – April 31st 2013 get up to 25% off the Tru-Spec 24-7 Series Tactical pant for men and women. Every pair gets 15% off, buy 2 pair and receive 20% off, buy 3 or more pairs and receive 25% off. “Best damn pair of pants I’ve every owned” as dubbed by retired Marine Gunnery Sergeant R. Lee Ermey.
OP Tactical has Eagle Yote Packs in stock now.
The Yote is a great assault pack designed to carry hydration as well as mission essential equipment. Additionally, the Yote features a beaver tail design that accommodates a high cut helmet with mounted NODs. This pack is manufactured from 500D Cordura and includes removable shoulder straps. It can also be attached directly to a vest through its integral PALS straps.
Gore, inventor of GORE-TEX® fabric, is now offering weather-resistant fabric solutions in MultiCam® camouflage print. Available in multiple constructions directly through GORE® Military Fabrics, these fabric technologies provide a broad level of protection in the harshest weather environments. Gore engineers products that offer distinct capabilities, such as advanced weather protection and flame resistance, and continues to be a premiere material choice for garments issued by the Department of Defense. Gore works closely with suppliers and manufacturers worldwide to carefully ensure the best possible product performance, design, and functionality.To learn more about weather-resistant solutions in MultiCam® print, or other Gore fabric technologies, please call 1.800.431.GORE (4673).
The newly formed EOD Warrior Foundation‘s logo is composed of four key elements:
Bomb: Inspired by the World War II Bomb Disposal Badge, the bomb represents the historic and major objective of the EOD attack: the unexploded bomb. The three fins represent the major threats areas: conventional bombs, weapons of mass destruc- tion (WMDs), and improvised explosive devices (IEDs). The separation of the bomb represents the EOD mission to render the bomb safe and the Foundation’s goal to disarm challenges.
Lightning Bolt: The lightning bolt symbolizes the potential destructive power of the bomb, along with the courage, power and strength of the entire EOD family.
Shield: The shield in the nose of the bomb signifies the EOD mission to protect lives and property, and the Foundation’s commitment to protect our EOD families in the most vulnerable of times.
Heart: The heart represents the compassion and ongoing care and support the Foundation provides to EOD families. The heart is located in the tail of the bomb to reflect how compassion and support steer the Foundation’s efforts; much like the tail fin directs a bomb. The heart is also symbolic of the Purple Heart awarded to EOD warriors killed and wounded in action in service to our country.
The EOD Memorial Foundation and the Wounded EOD Warrior Foundation have merged to form the new EOD Warrior Foundation to support the EOD community. The EOD Warrior Foundation honors fallen EOD warriors and provides assistance to wounded EOD warriors and the families of wounded and fallen EOD personnel.
“The joining together of these organizations that are so committed to supporting the EOD community will help ensure that we can honor and serve our nation’s EOD warriors, as well as the family members of our wounded and fallen warriors who all placed themselves in harm’s way to ensure our freedom,” said Ken Falke, chairman of the EOD Warrior Foundation and a retired U.S. Navy EOD Technician. “We are proud to serve these individuals, and we are confident that by combining the resources of these two outstanding organizations, we will be able to grow, evolve and increase our overall capacity to support what we like to call the EOD family.”
The Foundation’s mission is to support the EOD community by providing financial assistance and support to wounded, injured and ill EOD warriors as well as to the families of wounded and fallen EOD technicians and to maintain the EOD Memorial Wall in honor of fallen EOD heroes. The Foundation’s assistance includes grant awards, scholarships and additional supports such as morale-boosting events, peer-to-peer support and educational programs. The EOD Memorial Wall is located at the Eglin Air Force Base, in Eglin, FL and carries the names of EOD technicians who have been killed in the line of duty since War World II.
“The EOD community is supported by a network of EOD family and friends dedicated to honoring and caring for our EOD warriors and their families,” said Nicole Motsek, executive director of the EOD Warrior Foundation. “The EOD Warrior Foundation is very grateful to the many volunteers and individuals whose contributions make it possible for us to honor our fallen EOD warriors and serve EOD families throughout the country.”
The EOD Warrior Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, which is supported by donations and fundraising events held throughout the year by volunteers.
One of the Keep Calm and Return Fire patches made it to the new Combat Flip Flops factory.
The hula and patch sit atop the Grizzly belt sander used to hand shape Combat Flip Flops. Where is yours?
S.O.Tech has a sale on their Limited Edition Urban Recon Pack – Stussy. Get 50% off while supplies last. Use discount code “stussy” at check out.
The Flask (yes, that is its name) is the product of a collaborative effort between Oakley and Macallan. Laser-welded and made from steel, aluminum and carbon fiber, The Flask is a nigh-indestructible carrying option for your liquor of choice, which pours in easily thanks to the included aluminum funnel.
http://www.themacallan.com/shop/detail.asp?pid=847479
Thanks Tactical Fanboy!
