TThe PMAG 5 7.62 AC and PMAG 10 7.62 AC are perfect for use with the SIG CROSS. Featuring PMAG GEN M3 technology and a unique, self-lubricating, high-visibility follower that includes a feed ramp that enables ejection port loading, you can take ultimate reliability on your next backcountry hunt with your lightweight rifle.
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Designed in collaboration GoTenna to satisfy the need for an PALS compatible battery pack, the Bunker Supply TAK Power Kit offers wireless End User Device charging (20,000mAh capacity), solar charging, and a universal rugged design cable to charge all of your situational awareness equipment like goTenna Pro X2.? In addition to a IP54 Ingress Protection Rating, the battery pack can be swapped out from the device.
?It also incorporates a 3-mode Red flashlight (Steady / Strobe / SOS) and includes a USB-C to USB-C cable with inline USB-A and Lightning adapters.
Finally, the patent pending adjustable phone pocket system fits phones from: Width from 77mm to 93mm | Height from 153 to 175 | Thickness from 11 to 16mm.
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The Wraith Multi Spectral Combat Uniform was developed with the cooperation of Australian Defence Apparel (manufacturer), FibroTex Technologies (material provider) and Spearpoint (design) to create a uniquely Australian camouflage system to replace standard combat uniforms and introduce true Multi Spectral concealment to the individual Soldier.
Spearpoint has represented Israel’s FibroTex in Australia and New Zealand since 2019. FibroTex manufactures the US Army’s Ultra Lightweight Camouflage Net System (ULCANS) as well as the Marine Corps’ NOA personal modular camouflage system which can be seen on the mannequin on the right and on top of the Catoma Wolverine individual shelter.
The Wraith pictures below is worn in lieu of a combat uniform and in conjunction with base layers, generally FR. The material is breathable and offers multi spectral concealment. However, the Soldier can use vision augmentation system to see out of the suit, even when the face is covered. This point is critical as a great deal of thermal exchange takes place in the facial area, often leading to detection even when the rest of the body is well camouflaged.
Individual equipment is intended to be worn under this oversuit design. As you can see, they have integrated access to equipment.
The Wraith is reversible and the visual camouflage patterns can be specified by the user such as Woodland/Alpine or Desert/Urban.
Additionally, the team has developed an Australian version of the famed Israeli Mitznefet Multi Spectral Helmet Cover System called Mulgara Helmet Cover System (HCS), which uses the latest multispectral material, adds neck flaps, and breaks up the unique profile of the helmet.
While the Wraith system was designed with the Australian Digger in mind, it can be adopted by any friendly foreign military force. Spearpoint intend to set up a Sovereign manufacturing capability in Australia to meet Australian and regional requirements. This will provide Australia with the ability to further develop patterns, capabilities and systems specifically for the ADF requirements. This will include personal, small team, mobile, modular and static systems.
Ghost Robotics‘ Quadruped Unmanned Ground Vehicles are making a great showing in the Australian Defence Force stand, conducting demos of their capabilities. Available in Australia from Omega Dev Group, ADF currently has two dogs they are using to shape their ground robotics requirements under the Robotic & Autonomous Systems Implementation & Coordination Office (RICO).
Provided via the Defense Cooperation Program, Platatac manufactures clothing and individual equipment for the Papua New Guinea Defense Force. Platatac also produce all of the fabrics for this program including the webbing. The pattern is Kumul which is a derivative of DPM with an added shade of green. The uniforms are 50/50 NYCO and load carriage is 1000D Cordura.
Kurtz Shirt
Willard Trouser
MDAM Armor Carrier with mag placard and zip-on assault pack which also fits to the Belt Order
PK JW Chest Rig
Belt Order
LRR Long Range Reconnaissance Pack which fits on OEM frames
SPUR Tropical Pack
Finally, there is a PK V Chest Rig which is currently not part of the contract.
In addition to the 6.8×51 prototypes we showcased the other day, Thales Australia the manufacturer of the currently issued EF88 are displaying a couple of other rifles under the Lithgow Arms mark. Lithgow Small Arms Factory has provided Australian built weapons to the ADF for over a century.
First is the F90 PDW variant with suppressor under the handguard.
Next up is a Stoner pattern carbine in 5.56mm and .300 BLK designed in the event the ADF decides at some point to adopt this type of rifle, or alternatively for export.
Here is a look at Serial Number 001.
ARLINGTON, Va. (AFNS) —
The Air Force added another guide, titled The Joint Team, or the “Purple Book,” to its arsenal of foundational documents dedicated to developing Total Force Airmen.
The “Purple Book” educates Airmen on how airpower fits into the Joint Force construct and identifies the joint doctrine, values, capabilities, and warfighting concepts that capture how the Air Force effectively partners with other services to protect America’s interests across the globe.
“Today, we find ourselves in an era of strategic competition against adversaries who seek to outpace and eventually overtake us,” said Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force JoAnne S. Bass. “Every Airman must know what is at stake and understand the critical importance of synchronizing our capabilities with our joint partners to amplify our collective strength and power.”
The new book provides a baseline for understanding the value each service contributes to the Joint Force and outlines the essential framework to work with other branches to compete, deter, and win the high-end fight.
The new “Purple Book” explains all service members are part of a Profession of Arms. This holds them to a strong set of Joint Core Values and supports a foundational strategy to defeat any threat, anytime and anywhere.
Additionally, it clarifies the fundamental questions all Airmen must answer: “How do I fit into the Joint Force;” and “How can I ensure I hone and deliver my unique capabilities to assure its success?” This guide helps Airmen internalize what it means to fight jointly, understand the missions of the joint force, appreciate the joint organizations that are leading the fight, comprehend how to integrate into a joint warfighting environment, and identify how the Air Force fits into the joint construct.
“Airmen of tomorrow will be required to collaborate and communicate with our joint teammates to win in future complex and contested environments,” said Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. CQ Brown, Jr. “We owe our Airmen a solid foundation on jointness much earlier in their careers.”
Developing and updating these guides was part of the 28 Enlisted Force Development Action Plan objectives focused on developing the future enlisted force. The new “Purple Book” can be found here. The revised “Brown Book” can be found here. The revised “Blue Book” can be found here.
Secretary of the Air Force Public Affairs
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Checkout TenCate Protective Fabrics at booth #2611 to see their full lineup of innovative fabrics designed to keep you comfortable and protected in the field and on the job.
