I’m looking at this and wondering how long the Army course would be.
I’m looking at this and wondering how long the Army course would be.
Tactical Distributors has introduced a new, price conscious performance polo.
Features:
Breathable
Stretch
Moisture wicking
Lightweight
Easy Iron
Self-fabric collar
Standard fit
Easy to embellish with Embroidery or Screenprint
www.tacticaldistributors.com/products/td-active-polo
Everson, WA – February 19th, 2019
Modular Driven Technologies is proud to announce the addition of industry veteran Matt Hornback to the position of Public Relations Manager.
“Matt Hornback comes from a diverse background of military and industry experience that adds to the stellar team here at MDT.” says CEO Maarten Van Ruitenburg. “We look forward to his contributions to help us lead the industry in innovative products that allow our customers to ‘Shoot Better’.”
In the new role of Public Relations Manager Matt Hornback will provide marketing and public/media relations strategy and manage trade shows and event sponsorships. He will also coordinate MDT’s sponsored shooting team and document their performances as they compete at matches across the country. “Matt’s experience with photography and video will contribute as a valuable resource for MDT’s social media channels.” adds Van Ruitenburg
Prior to joining Modular Driven Technologies, Matt held the positions of Marketing Communications as well as Director of Product Development for Legacy Sports International. He also earned his commission in the Nevada Army National Guard as a Combat Engineer officer where he still serves. Matt is an avid hunter as well as national level competitor in several disciplines including, precision rifle, multi gun and USPSA/IPSC.
A veteran owned business, Eagles and Angels takes uniforms from other Combat vets and creates cool items like this notebook cover. It’s made from heavy-duty leather, with two pockets for business cards as well as a pen holder. Additionally, it comes with a notebook.
in this case, the fabric inlay of the American flag cane from Andy Stumpf. Andy began his SEAL career attached to SEAL Team Five, in Coronado California. In 2002 he screened for and joined the most elite counter-terrorism unit in the military, SEAL Team Six. This unit is tasked with conducting the nation’s most critical missions, many of which have become the focus of Hollywood movies and books. While on a combat deployment an Iraqi insurgent shot Andy at close range with an AK-47.
Connect with Navy SEAL Combat Veteran, Andy Stumpf, on his Instagram page: HERE
A portion of the proceeds from sales will be donated to the Navy SEAL Foundation.
eaglesandangelsltd.com/shop/stumpf-fnc
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The Militairi ski is a great Intermediate/advanced touring ski. Within the Touring category it is an ‘all-rounder’; at 91mm underfoot it is light and manoeuvrable both up and downhill and the surface area gives enough float in soft snow. At 179cm long it is a good compromise of manoeuvrability and speed. With a turn radius of 18m it is turns quicker than your average stiffer ski.
The main differences (other than the colour) between the Militairi and standard Orb Freebird is the full titanial plate and thicker edges. The full-length plate makes the ski 5% stiffer which gives it more strength and helps military users who are carrying more weight on their backs; it should prevent bindings being ripped out of the ski. It also helps the ski punch through in changeable snow conditions. The thicker edges make the ski tougher preventing less edges being popped and gives the ski more edge tuning and longevity.
When skied the Militairi ski has slightly more grunt than the civilian Orb Freebird, it needs to be pushed to get the most out of it; passenger skiers should treat with care.
The stiffer titanial plate on the Militairi gives it more torsional rigidity which allows it to perform well when carved on piste and gives it more pop in fresh snow. The stiffer tails should be respected, back seated skiers may find that the ski propels them forward, which can be a positive for advanced skiers but not so much for nervous beginners. The stiffer plate does make the ski more responsive on short terms and there is no chatter at high speeds like on the standard Orb Freebird.
In summary, a ski that will please a lot of people as it punches well above its weight category in terms of downhill performance and yet is light and nimble on the uphill.
Reviewed by Ben Shephard – BASI ski instructor and ex Army Alpine Ski Racer.
Many of you may know Marco Gonzalez from his time as a SEAL or at the helm of Global Defense Initiatives. You may know his son Luke as well, who is also a veteran.
Unfortunately, Luke was accused of theft while traveling in Thailand by a fellow American he had recently met. He was arrested and initially spent two months in a Thai jail. He is currently out on bail, awaiting trial in April, but can’t leave Thailand.
As you can imagine, legal assistance in this case is very expensive, as is providing a place for Marco and Luke to stay while this drags out. Some of Marco’s friends have set up a GoFundMe to help out and I encourage you to do so.
www.gofundme.com/bring-their-son-home