From a reader: Just read your post on questions to ask a guerilla. One point not listed is that everyone is good at something. Identify what they are good at, and apply them. There are sleeper guys out there with skills a normal person would never think of. So ask the team applicants, what are …
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Radio Contra Episode 39: Manchurian McConnell has declared Beijing Biden as the winner of the 2020 election, confirming that China has deep economic ties on both sides of the political aisle in the US. Manchurian McConnell's financial gains have been explicitly in the interest of the Chinese Communist Party. On top of that, the Secular …
Originally appeared on The Tactical Hermit. I've got a Fighting Kalashnikov Course coming up in January. Come out and train! -NCS Been hitting the range lately and wanted to drop a few notes. This is a guideline. Find what works for you and build your own list. 1. Learning to control the weapon is key. …
Radio Contra Episode 38: I cover the installment of Biden as President and his 'speech' which is nothing more than a declaration of war on working Americans and why this is not the 1990s. We move into how my vehicle is setup and considerations to make for equipping support vehicles. Brushbeater Training Schedule Brushbeater Amazon …
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One of the best and most enduring designs in the world of knife combatives is the karambit. There’s no disputing its capability, and even one with minimal training can master the basic movement drills. Doug Marcaida is one of the better known karambit guys, and as a personal note I’ve found the drills to be …
Gatestone: Chinese Military Bases in The Caribbean? It is an open secret (but flies right over the heads of the American public...wonder why?) that the Chinese have not just a major presence in South America but the Caribbean nations as well. First promising economic development to install friendly leaders followed by a military presence and …
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Meant to bring the B-52 guidelines to the present, B-720's Patrolling Tips reflected the realities of working in one of the contemporary environments of the day; South American jungles. Its no secret that in a generation institutional wisdom can be lost and many lessons having to be re-learned. Jungle fighting is one of those skills …
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The must-read on patrolling tips and lessons from the masters of small unit warfare, the following is the second portion on historical perspectives on patrolling. Their experiences were chronicled in “The Ether Zone”. While some may think its dated or doesn’t apply, I’ve considered it, along with its update, B-720, critical references since I was …
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Compiled by DeltaSeven, here's a repository for setting up a secure Android tablet for messaging. As I've talked about on Radio Contra and worked with students in class to build, having a wifi-only tablet for secure messaging, phone calls and email from a public wifi is the lone safeguard against government tracking and intrusion in …
Link to Podbean download here. Come and Take It! I cover the recent targeting of an Iranian nuclear scientist, a Norwegian's experiment in smart phone surveillance and going into detail about my Bugout Vehicle's Commo setup. CB is an incredibly versatile tool and one you should have in your truck. Brushbeater Training Calendar Brushbeater Amazon …
