I had the fortune and ability to attend this year’s AUSA conference in Washington DC. This was admittedly my first large defense industry conference. I was unfortunately only able to attend the last two days, both of which were disrupted by job obligations but I was able to take some photographs, bring back some literature…
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Clickbait title? You bet. The statement may seem outlandish, but it’s probably not. I read an article from LA Times that I felt was worth sharing. Afghanistan is feverishly working on a deal to amnesty Gulbuddin Hekmatyar and any insurgents related to him including those already incarcerated for war crimes or terrorism. Unfortunately, to judge…
Multiple NGOs have gotten together and have endorsed an open letter to the POTUS and the current administration concerning the CSPA and our interaction with states that use child soldiers. After reading the letter I felt that it was worthy enough to repost here for wider viewing. It’s a short read but provides an incredible…
I made it a specific point for the Inferno to not wade too far into the weeds when it came to policy and politics. Unfortunately, I came across an article so insidious that I felt I needed to publicly address it. As someone who has fought against and with forces that use child soldiers I…
I think a lot of people confuse the purpose of 2 or 1 point slings and think that they can be used in exchange for the other. In my mind slings break down into two types. Weapons retention and weapons carriage. A weapon retention sling will never be able to fulfill a weapon carriage slings…
Tactical Inferno is now 2 years old! The first year the site was live, I didn’t really create a lot of content. However, this year I was able to set time aside to create more content and it was very rewarding. As the end of the fiscal year draws near, naturally I’ve posted less. Fiscal…
I began to desire a small mission bag after conducting combat operations in a particular manner that required much lower profiles than what the USGI bags offered. It was something I fully intended on custom ordering from one of the shops I frequent. Until recently the ASAP was one of the only bags that fit…
For a long time, prior to the recent trend of skinny battle belts, I was obsessed with the idea of being able to load carry with my belt without the use of what felt like a padded life saver ring dangling from my hips. I blame this partially on being trained and brought up on…
This topic concerns specifically two ZT knives, The 700 and 630SKD. A denizen requested for me to comment on these knives so I figured I would make it into a post instead of a lengthy missive sent through email. There are some pretty huge difference, but overall their pretty similar simply because they carry the…
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