Boy genius Andrew Bawidamann is offering 2 pinup card sets; mMODERN WARFARE SET + AXIS AND ALLIES. Between the 2 sets, they total 16 pieces in all. Four color lithograph print on heavy 120 lb uncoated stock with rounded corners.
MODERN WARFARE SET $25.00
AXIS AND ALLIES SET $20.00
PURCHASE BOTH SETS $40.00
6 August is a tough day in our hometown. We lost a lot of brothers on that day. But those men were from a lot of hometowns and they weren’t just brothers. They were also fathers, sons, and friends. Their loss was felt by many. But I think it’s selfish to hold their loss above any other. Everyday this nation and our allies suffers the loss of our sons and daughters, our brothers and sisters. The war has taken many away from us. So on this day, I ask you to not just consider the men we lost on 6 August 2011, but also the many the we lose any given day, in the line of duty.
SSD is on hand for the 2013 Hot Shot Calendar benefitting UK and US service related charities.
www.facebook.com/hotshotscalendar
Liberty Bottle Works is in full force with the Modular Skeletonized Container Sling collaboration woth ITS Tacticalas well as a plethora of new bottle designs.
Something for the little guys.
I guess SSD is doing something right. Here in the midst of the granola atmosphere of OR someone walked off with Liberty’s ‘Keep Calm and Return Fire’ bottle.
Coyote Brown and featuring the US Tactical Supply logo, these caps are available now from ustacticalsupply.com/usts-crossed-rifles-hat.
It’s One of Those Days
Feel Free to Sing Along…
SERGEANT MAJOR: Don’t stand there gawping like you’ve never seen the Hand of God before! Now, today, we’re going to do marching up and down the square! That is, unless any of you got anything better to do. Well?! Anyone got anything they’d rather be doing than marching up and down the square?! Yes?! Atkinson. What would you… rather be doing, Atkinson?
ATKINSON: Well, to be quite honest, Sarge, I’d… rather be at home with the wife and kids.
SERGEANT MAJOR: Would you, now?!
ATKINSON: Yes, Sarge.
SERGEANT MAJOR: Right! Off you go! Now, everybody else happy with my little plan… of marching up and down the square a bit?
COLES: Sarge!
SERGEANT MAJOR: Yes?!
COLES: I’ve got a book I’d quite like to read.
SERGEANT MAJOR: Right! You go read your book, then! Now! Everybody else… quite content to join in… with my little scheme of marching up and down the square?!
WYCLIF: Sarge?
SERGEANT MAJOR: Yes, Wyclif?! What is it?!
WYCLIF: Well, I’m, uh, learning the piano.
SERGEANT MAJOR: Learning the piano?!
WYCLIF: Yes, Sarge.
SERGEANT MAJOR: And I suppose you want to go and practice, eh? Marching up and down the square not good enough for you, eh?!
WYCLIF: Well,–
SERGEANT MAJOR: Right! Off you go!
WYCLIF: Oh.
SERGEANT MAJOR: Now! What about the rest of you? Rather be at the pictures, I suppose.
SQUAD: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Ooh, yeah. Yeah. Right. Yeah. Right.
SERGEANT MAJOR: All right! Off you go!
SQUAD: Oh. Ooh. Great. That’s great. What a day. I want to see the Merle Oberon picture. Eh hehheh.
SERGEANT MAJOR: Bloody army! I don’t know what it’s coming to. Right! Sergeant Major, marching up and down the square. Left, right, left. Left…
NARRATOR #1: Democracy and humanitarianism have always been trademarks of the British Army…
SERGEANT MAJOR: Rubbish!
NARRATOR #1: Shh! …And have stamped its triumph throughout history, in the furthest-flung corners of the Empire,…
[mayhem]
…but, no matter where or when there was fighting to be done,…
[patriotic music]
…it has always been the calm leadership of the Officer class that has made the British Army what it is.
When you consider what it costs to outfit a super hero the money we spend American troops seems like a bargain.
