Here’s a shot of what’s coming from Australian brand, Paladin Custom Packs. That A-TACS IX looks pretty good and they’ve got some interesting features. What say you?
Sneak Peek – Paladin Custom Packs
September 22nd, 2016Gore Military Technical Solutions At AUSA 2016
September 22nd, 2016ELKTON, MD, September 21, 2016 — Showcasing the functionality of ePTFE technology, W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc. (Gore) will be featuring products from both GORE® Military Fabrics and GORE® Cables and Materials at 2016 AUSA, October 3-5, Washington, D.C., Booth 2733.
Gore offers technical solutions for military personnel and the aircraft and ground vehicles that protect them. The unique properties of ePTFE (expanded polytetrafluoroethylene) coupled with Gore’s innovation make products such as GORE-TEX® Fabric and high data rate cables industry-leading technologies.
Gore will be featuring the following GORE® Military Fabrics technologies: GORE® Katana Fabric — durably fast drying, comfortable, mechanically-strong fabrics for hot and humid environments; and Stretch GORE-TEX® Fabric — the only flexible-fit WWB (waterproof / windproof / breathable) military jacket available.
The GORE® Military Fabrics group will also be introducing its new blog at news.goremilitary.com — developed to be an informational and technical resource for the military textile market.
Gore will also showcase its full portfolio of GORE® Cables and Materials engineered to perform reliably for the life of the aircraft and land vehicle. Products that will be highlighted include small, lightweight high data rate cables; durable aircraft sealants; and outstanding shielding materials.
Throughout the expo, Gore will conduct live demonstrations using the Cable Installation Simulator they developed to replicate the conditions an assembly experiences while being routed during installation in an aircraft. Gore specialists will route GORE-FLIGHT™ Microwave Assemblies through the simulator and evaluate performance using GORE® PHASEFLEX® Microwave/RF Test Assemblies.
The live demo schedule (Booth 2733) is as follows:
Tuesday, Oct 4, May 20, 10:00 AM & 1:00 PM
Wednesday, Oct 5, 10:00 AM & 1:00 PM
For more information on GORE® Military Fabrics and GORE® Cables and Materials, visit Gore at the 2016 AUSA Meeting & Expo in Washington, D.C., October 3-5, in Booth 2733. Additional details can be found at gore.com/ausa2016.
Yeah, I Think He’s Back
September 22nd, 2016
JOHN WICK: CHAPTER TWO
In Theatres February 10, 2017.
You Never Know Where They’ll Show Up
September 22nd, 2016
This shot is of a pond nestled in a crater somewhere in the Sierras.
TAPS Joins Forces with West Point Runners to Honor Families of America’s Fallen Heroes
September 21st, 2016Arlington, Va. – The Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS) is excited to announce their partnership with West Point’s U.S. Army Garrison Installation Family & MWR to honor those who have lost loved ones to military service, regardless of circumstance, through physical and social activities.
On Sunday, Oct. 9, three West Point teams (two active duty and one cadet) will run for Team TAPS in the 32nd Annual Army Ten-Miler race in Washington, D.C. The Team Long Gray Line athletes will sport their West Point gear with a TAPS logo patch; and each will run for a fallen West Point cadet or graduate in honor of their legacy and in tribute to the families they leave behind.
“This is such an incredible partnership to not only raise awareness of the TAPS mission of providing compassionate care and assistance to our heroes’ families and loved ones but to have our current and future Army leaders serving as TAPS Ambassadors in educating our military families that TAPS is and will be there for them, always.” said Tyler Gierber, USAG West Point’s Family & MWR Marketing Director.
The West Point teams at the Army Ten-Miler hope to inspire service academy graduates from across the country to join forces and donate to the Team Long Gray Line’s Team TAPS fundraising page at www.taps.org/TeamLongGrayLine. Contributions will support TAPS programs and ongoing support of surviving families of military loss. Through TAPS, survivors can participate in peer-based emotional support, grief and trauma resources, healing seminars and retreats, camps for children, casework assistance, connections to community-based care, online and in-person support groups and the 24/7 National Military Survivor Helpline.
“The commitment and excitement of Team Long Gray Line support to TAPS and our Army Ten-Miler efforts is inspiring,” said West Point Class of ’93 graduate Craig Wilhelm of Team TAPS. “The funds and awareness raised by our Team TAPS athletes will help those families who have lost a loved one to military service. We are deeply grateful for the three West Point teams running for Team TAPS and our partnership with the United States Military Academy.”
Ghost Army Tactical – Ripcord Belt
September 21st, 2016Some of you might be interested in this. Ghost Army Tactical is a local shop to us and every once in awhile offers custom products, like the Ripcord Belt.
It’s made from 100% genuine military “para-loft rigger” material; riggers webbing (looks like Type 8), yellow static line, harness buckle and ring. Size Small (30-34) Medium (34-38) Large (38-42) and custom sized for the bigger boys.
Armageddon Gear – Kestrel Pocket
September 21st, 2016The Kestrel Pocket is purpose-built to securely protect your weather meter against bumps, scratches, dirt and debris. Your meter will ride snugly in a soft, fuzzy, and padded inner layer housed within a Cordura covered hard plastic outer shell. Webbing loop provides a convenient way to attach an ITW Tac Link or other tie-down so you don’t lose your gear. Like everything Armageddon Gear manufactures, the Kestrel Pocket is made in the USA!
(photo courtesy of Mike Mangum)
From Humble Beginnings : The Gleasons and Mystery Ranch
September 21st, 2016Mystery Ranch has posted a really cool interview of founder Dana Gleason and his son and co-owner, D3. They each give their perspective on the brand and its stuff you aren’t going to hear unless you get to spend an afternoon at the Ranch. Definitely worth a read.
www.mysteryranch.com/post/humble-beginnings-the-gleasons-and-mystery-ranch
