During today’s Innovative Technology Summit, organizer Corps Technology Group presented donations to SOF charities.
During the presentation, Barrett and Seth assist event emcee Buck Holly in donating these checks for $5000 each to the Special Operations Warrior Foundation and MARSOC Foundation.
Representing the MARSOC Foundation is MSgt John Dailey (USMC, Ret)
COL John Carney (USAF, Ret) represented SOWF
S&S Precision is working on a new deck for use as a promotional giveaway. Their only question, “Red or No Red?”
Let them know on their Facebook page.
There are lots of ‘survival’ bracelets on the market made from woven parachute cord. While the 550 cord and it’s internal strands can sure come in handy in a survival emergency once unravelled and gutted, they don’t offer anything but cordage. However, the new Flint and Steel Survival Bracelet from Kryptek incorporates fire making tools into the clasp. So, you don’t just get a bracelet with a unique look but also both fire making and cordage to deal with extreme situations.
www.kryptekstore.com/-Kryptek-Flint-and-Steel-Survival-Bracelet-P65
It’s amazing to see this K9 go head to head with a human Traceur in a Parkour run.
The other day the SOCOM PAO ran a story about Army MSG Mike Morton, an ultramarathoner who won the Badwater Run. This guy is amazing. He is 5’4″ and weighs a buck-thirty. According to SOCOM the “Badwater Ultramarathon – a 135-mile race from Death Valley to Mt. Whitney in California. This was his first Badwater, and he completed the course in 22 hours, 52 minutes, 55 seconds, a time that was just shy of the 22:51:29 course record. The Badwater Ultramarathon starts off at 280 feet below sea level, and ends at an approximate altitude of 8,300 feet.”
I don’t want to steal their thunder, but rather alert you to this amazing story, so go read it here.
NRA Life of Duty correspondents LtCol Oliver North and Chuck Holton report from the frontlines of Kurdistan, a region that is leading the charge for change in the Middle East.
The Mad Duo got the scoop on the trailer for the much delayed “red Dawn” remake. Generally, trailers include the best parts of as movie and if this is as good as it gets, well, we’re in for a suck fest.
I’ll file this under morale as in “my morale is going to suck after seeing this Go check out the Mad Duo’s full review at www.breachbangclear.com/site/10-blog/133-red-dawn-redux-looks-worse-than-we-thought.html.
