This photo is of Larry Burrows, a British photographer for Time. He covered the Vietnam war from 1962 until his death in 1972 when the helicopter he was a passenger in was shot down over Laos.
Back in 2010 video parodies of the Hitler biopic “Downfall” were all the rage, lampooning various situations with fake subtitles. When the commercial ACR hit the market, it too, got the treatment and became the hit of SHOT Show 2010. Be careful who’s reading over your shoulder. There are a few adult words thrown in for good measure.
This video for Grey Ghost Precision was created by TacGas.
A friend of mine, 75th Ranger Veteran Drew Wallace, is producing Training Cell for SOFREP TV. Below is a trailer to give you a feel.
The premise of the show is documenting various training the military, or SOF, does across the country; driving, shooting, climbing, etc. They don’t give away any secrets or anything like that, but just a very high level capability overview, focusing on the location, instructors, the gear, and guys.
Check out Chapter 1 of their Shaw Shooting episode.
Mil-Spec Monkey created this how-to video for first-time M-Lok users.
Arlington, TX (April 12, 2017) – Expanding on the success of our weekly Gear Tasting YouTube series, ITS Tactical recently added a new weekly Gear Tasting Radio podcast on iTunes that offers an in-depth look into the usage and philosophy behind the equipment in our lives.
With topics already covered, such as Re-evaluating Your Home Security, The Benefits of Lock Picking, Preventing Vehicle Theft, Camping Essentials in the Great Outdoors and interviews with Jason McCarthy of GORUCK and Sensei James Williams of System of Strategy, there something for everyone with a love for good, quality equipment.
GTR is hosted by ITS Editor-in-Chief, Bryan Black and ITS Community Manager, Rob Henderson. A fresh episode releases every Tuesday on iTunes and is also available through www.geartastingradio.com and on YouTube, with a video recording of each episode.
Find Gear Tasting Radio here on iTunes itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/id1203483156 or visit www.geartastingradio.com for more information.
That’s right. The Black Powder Red Earth story is transitioning to Yemen. Current mock ups have it at around 340 pages and in the past, the creative team of Jon Chang and Josh Taylor have consistently added an additional 5-10% of content during execution.
The creation of these comics has been/is a labor of love. They never signed a publisher deal in part because of the lead times involved (typically 12-16 months before the title goes live) but also in part because of editorial concerns. Consequently, they are crowdfunding the graphic novel via Patreon.
BPRE has always tried to depict things as they are or will be. The character voices are based on the ground truth as conveyed to Jon Chang in countless interviews by people who work/worked there. The story isn’t “rah, rah war”, but conversely, BPRE has also never been an anti-war narrative either. What they have always done is to depict conflicts with multiple competing/overlapping interests across multiple interested parties without the need for Russian separatists with nukes behind it all.
They’ve come a long way both as a writer and artist and they think that BPRE Yemen is their most mature story to date.
To learn how to support this graphic novel, visit www.patreon.com/blackpowderredearth