Sidewinder Compact III

T.H.E. Wallet JR

September 5th, 2009

T.H.E. Wallet JR

T.H.E. Wallet J.R. from Spec Ops Brand is a sturdy, useful, and compact replacement for any wallet. Made from super-durable 1000D Cordura with a nylon pack cloth lining, it comes with inside and outside ID windows, four credit card slots and a zippered coin pocket. In addition, the full length compartments for cash and receipts can be zipped closed, forming a hidden pocket. The “SHARK-BITE” ultra secure closure allows for the wallet to stay securely shut without fasteners, buckles or snaps that wear out and can make noise. The wallet also allows for three carrying options: in a pocket, around the neck, or belt-mounted. The “JR” stands for Just Right. I have been using one for a year now and I love it. I threw my leather wallet out as soon as I got it and haven’t looked back.

Offered in Coyote, Black, and UCP, T.H.E. Wallet JR is Berry Compliant and available from Extreme Outfitters.

S.O. Tech Medical Sale

September 4th, 2009

S.O. Tech is holding a sale on medical equipment from now until 1 October. In addition to several bags that can be used as medical kits like the Mission Go Bag and Go Bag as well as the General Purpose Pouch and Slim Individual Medical Aid Pouch, S.O. Tech is featuring discounts on a large inventory of combat medical/first aid supplies like the Celox products (Celox Gauze, Celox Granules 35g, Celox Granules 15g), Sodium Chloride 50mL IV bags, Trauma shears, SOF tourniquets, Z-pack Dressings, and more.

Customers will be able to build pretty decent medical kits for their bags out of these individual medical items, or just restock their own storage supplies and medical kits.

S.O. Tech Medical Sale

Check out the sale at specopstech.com.

Soldier Equipment and Technology Expo and Conference

September 4th, 2009

Soldier Equipment & Technology Expo & Conference

Soldier Systems Daily is proud to announce that we are a media partner of the 2009 Soldier Equipment & Technology Expo & Conference, November 17-18 in Fayetteville, North Carolina, home of Fort Bragg and the US Army’s Special Operations and Airborne communities. This gives us access to report from the show floor and conference sessions. Additionally, Soldier Equipment & Technology Expo & Conference sponsor IDGA has graciously extended a 25% discount to SSD readers for full conference attendance as well as FREE exhibits-only passes.

The program will include a variety of speakers who will provide insight into current requirements and the state of the industrial base.

Speakers Include

* Lt Gen. John F. Mulholland, Jr., Commander, U.S. Army Special Operations Command
* COL Curtis D. Boyd, Chief of Staff, U.S. Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School
* COL Karl S. Flynn, Director, Enterprise & Systems Integration Center, ARDEC
* COL Jeffrey Kelly, Director of Combat Developments, US Army Infantry Center and School
* LTC Matthew England, Chief, Electronics & Special Developments Soldier Requirements Division, United States Army Infantry Center
* MAJ Terrance W. Adams, 82nd ABN DIV ACoFS Deputy G3/5/7
* CSM Stephen D. Blake, Command Sergeant Major, Army Sustainment Command
* CSM Jeffrey J. Mellinger, Command Sergeant Major, Army Materiel Command
* David Drabkin, Acting Chief Acquisition Officer & Deputy Chief Acquisition Officer & Senior Procurement Executive, General Services Administration
* Eric Forsythe, PhD, Team Leader & Associate Program Manager for FDC Technology, Army Research Laboratory
* Dinora Gonzalez, Regional Small Business Technology Advisor, GSA Region 4
* Larry W. Mallory, Procurement Center Representative, Small Business Administration, Office of Government Contracting, Area III
* Kevin Stallings, Customer Service Director, U.S. General Services Administration, Federal Acquisition Service
* Deborah L. Word, Assistant Director for Office of Small Business Programs Mission & Installation Contracting Command Center-Fort Bragg

For additional information and access to your free or discounted tickets visit www.soldierequipmentexpo.com.

Vltor SM-OCG Light Mount on a Helmet

September 4th, 2009

Vltor’s unique low-profile light mount can be attached to a Ops-Core Accessory Rail Connector (ARC) via the Mil-Std 1913 adapter. ARCs are available in two styles; one is a component of the FAST family of helmets and the other is designed for the ACH and available directly from Ops-Core or MSA.

Vltor Helmet Mount

Vltor’s Scout Mount – Offset Classic G-series mount has been around for a couple of years but now that the ARC rails are seeing wider use we thought it was a good idea to remind our readers about this option.

TAG 40% Off Sale

September 3rd, 2009

Tactical Assault Gear is throwing a 40% Off Sale in honor of Labor Day from now until Tuesday. No special codes to enter, the discount will be calculated as you check out.

www.tacticalassaultgearstore.com

Beyond Tactical Level 9 Uniform

September 3rd, 2009

Beyond Clothing has released the first substantive photo of their elusive PCU level 9 uniform.

Level 9 Uniform

The latest version of the Advantage Tactical Pant is available now in Black, Khaki, Multicam, or UCP.

3.8 Million

September 3rd, 2009

3,841,127 to be exact. That would be the number of hits Soldier Systems Daily received in the month of August. Not too shabby considering we have more than doubled our numbers from May. We would like to extend a huge thanks to our readers and remind everyone to support our sponsors who make all of this possible.

Army Combat Pants Update

September 2nd, 2009

Army Combat Pants
We recently mentioned that the Army is working to pair the Army Combat Shirt with a Pant. A successful Limited User Evaluation earlier this year is going to be followed up with a rather extensive Field Trial in Afghanistan early next year.

Crye Precision Knee Pads
Yes, they look mysteriously like Crye knee pads.

While there is still no formal requirement for the ACP, newly revealed plans include integrating the trouser’s special features into the ACU. Naturally, by extension, any changes made to the ACU will also be made to the FR-ACU. So, perhaps by 2011 we could begin to see the ACU transform once again into an even more combat focused uniform. What will be interesting to see is if it can survive peacetime.