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Contact us at admin@soldiersystems.net
We have decided to alter the site’s name slightly in order to more accurately express what is going on here. One of our readers recently suggested the name “Soldier Systems Daily” and mulling it over, we decided he is right. We aren’t a true blog. We don’t pontificate on the woes of the world and we don’t feature feedback from our readers like traditional blogs. The reason is simple, we are a news source; a daily news source.
Our initial inspiration was the old Gear Guru website modernized with a serious dash of Gizmodo. Obviously, the Soldier Systems world isn’t nearly as big as the gadget-verse so we can’t publish as much as they do. But all things considered we are doing a pretty good job of keeping up. We started out publishing one article a day. Now we are at a steady two articles a day and depending on material have published up to six articles in a day. Of course, we aren’t anything without our readers and content. Spread the word amongst your friends and colleagues. We provide new material daily and a visit only once a week won’t keep you up to date. Also, keep those emails rolling in. Finally, we promise to continue with the same streamlined format that our readership praises.
Drop us a line at admin@soldiersystems.net. We promise to follow up right away.
Bradford Dyeing announced on 25 September that they would close in two months due to a dispute with the Defense Logistics Agency over shading issues on the Airman Battle Uniform. Ironically the Air Force relies Bradford for all of its Digital Tigerstripe material. Bradford also supplies a large percentage of the Berry compliant textiles used by the US military and its closure will be a blow to a American textile industry already over stressed with supporting the military. Bradford has endured a recent fire, union issues, as well as the same issues every small business is facing with overall state of the economy, but the DLA dispute was the final factor. Unfortunately, Bradford Dyeing representatives have been unavailable for comment.
There is an excellent article in the Westerly Sun with more information.
If you want to write for Soldier Systems Blog its pretty simple. Just contact the Editor with your article idea. Seriously, that’s all you have to do. Generally, we want an article that is a couple of paragraphs long and answers the basic who, what, where, when, why, and how. Pictures are also helpful but make sure you have the permission of the owners. We are happy to give you a by-line but since thus far, this is a non-wealth generating pursuit, there will be no payment. However, so far everyone has wanted to keep it anonymous. One caveat for vendors, we will happily post press releases but the impact is much greater if someone checks out your product and writes an article on it.
Interested parties can contact Soldier Systems Blog at admin@soldiersystems.net.
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DIY Tactical, LLC is recently reached an agreement with Texcel, Inc., the exclusive manufacturer of Multicam printed webbing as well as other printed and solution dyed webbing products to be an authorized small quantity distributor for Texcel. DIY will specialize in sales by the yard and roll however, they can also facilitate large quantity purchases by acting as a sales representative. If a customer requires larger quantities, they will transfer your account directly to Texcel in order to offer mill pricing.
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DIY Tactical has just launched a blog dedicated to the custom gear industry which they service by providing the best in raw materials. The goal of the CGR is to educate readers on small companies involved in manufacturing custom tactical goods as well as new products. Check it out at Custom Gear Report.