Archive for the ‘Morale’ Category
You Never Know Where They’ll Show Up
Sunday, September 15th, 2013Never Forgive – Never Forget
Tuesday, September 10th, 2013It’s not over.
Never Forgive – Never Forget
Origin of the Six Demon Bag
Monday, September 9th, 2013For those of you who are geeky enough to play World of Warcraft but not nerdy enough to appreciate the classics.
Statement from Patrick Ma Regarding Rocket World and the IWG
Monday, September 9th, 2013Many of you have read Patrick Ma’s statement regarding his recent spit from TAD Gear. Unfortunately, Patrick will no longer be working with another brand he created, Rocket World and the IWG. As much as TAD was tacticool, IWG was focused on the plight of endangered species. I really loved those critters. One of them, by coincidence, even shares the same name with my youngest son. It’s tough to see this happen to a great brand. Being put on hiatus in order to focus on other matters is tough enough. But separating a creator from his passion is worse still. Let it be a lesson to all of you guys out there with a small business. Be very careful who you allow into your business. Usually, its pretty great, but sometimes, it doesn’t end the way you had hoped. I for one will miss the IWG and wish Patrick well on his current project, MOTUS World.
Greetings Friends of Rocket World and the IWG,
I regret to announce that with my recent separation on May 1st, 2013 from Triple Aught Design, LLC as a result of unresolved disputes with the remaining Members Brett Eisenberg and David Cahill, I currently do not have access to, or am involved in the brand known as Rocket World, and other IPs under this brand including the IWG.
When I created Rocket World and the IWG in December of 2000, it held great personal meaning for me, and I want to sincerely thank all of you who chose to support and follow this unique and eclectic brand over the many years. This tremendous support allowed me to create the many products and stories in a world that was entertaining, satirical, and meaningful as it also conveyed an important message in support of a topic very important to me, wildlife conservation.
As some of you know Rocket World and the IWG was placed on hiatus in 2010 so I could focus on my brand Triple Aught Design (TAD Gear). I was hoping to return to it someday, especially at a time when I could share it my two young boys. As of May 1, 2013 I do not know what plans if any, Eisenberg and Cahill have with brand Rocket World and the IWG.
As the sole author and creator of Rocket World and the IWG, I am deeply saddened that I am currently unable to continue on with this IP, but again wanted to thank all of you for the many years of support of and enthusiasm for this brand. I hope all of you who have an interest in wildlife conservation can find other ways to support this important work in your own ways.
Ad Astra and Beast Regards,
-Patrick Ma
All-American DBG
Sunday, September 8th, 2013
All-American DBG (Dirty Boat Guys) is a company that sells stickers, apparel, and accessories made in the USA. The concept for All-American DBG was born in 2007, during a deployment overseas. After returning to the States, 1000 stickers were produced and distributed at the team level, and on July 4th, 2013 the website was launched. All-American DBG products are designed with authentic Dirty Boat Guys, community supporters, and family members in mind.
DTOM Band
Wednesday, September 4th, 2013
Mil-Spec Monkey released these silicone Don’t Tread On Me bands. Available in sizes medium and large, and colors Black, Sage Green, Desert Tan, Black w/ Silver Text, and Sage w/ Black Text.
milspecmonkey.com/store/bracelets/353-dtom-band.html
Improvise, Adapt and Overcome
Tuesday, September 3rd, 2013
Commemorate Gunny Highway with this morale patch from Orca Industries.
www.ebay.com/itm/Heartbreak-Ridge-Improvise-Adapt-and-Overcome-Morale-Patch-Velcro-Backed
NRA Life Of Duty – Outlaw Platoon – Part 3
Saturday, August 31st, 2013Part 3 of the NRA Life of Duty series ‘Outlaw Platoon’, based on the book of the same name, is now available online.
In 2006 Lt. Sean Parnell and the men under his leadership, known as the Outlaw Platoon, deployed to one of the most dangerous areas of Afghanistan, less than 10 miles from the Pakistani border. Their mission was to disrupt and destroy this network at all costs – to seek out enemy positions and thwart the movement of insurgent forces into and out of the safe haven of Pakistan. After a year in some of the most intense combat imaginable in a 360-degree battlefield, the only thing Sean Parnell and his men wanted to do was survive.
nralifeofduty.tv/home/video/outlaw-platoon-part-three
