Tag Archives: military

Adapting a Military Comms Plan to Civilian Life for Brevity, Clarity and a Little Fun

Posted on October 8, 2014 by Nick H.

Day to day communication in the military differs greatly from that of civilian life. For instance, in the military everything… View Article

Posted in Comms | Tagged Comms, Communication, humor, military, phone, radio, walkie talkie | 9 Comments

How to Use Patrolling Tactics to Move as a Team

Posted on September 29, 2014 by Nick H.

It’s always the same story in action movies, the bad guy is walking around his home or the courtyard outside… View Article

Posted in SKILLCOM | Tagged Actions at the objective, Army Field Manual, battlefield, exfil, hunting, infil, military, patrol, patrolling, soldier, stealth, tactic, tactical movement, Tactics, Tracking | 11 Comments

POW/MIA: Remembering Those Who Still Wait

Posted on September 19, 2014 by The ITS Crew

Today, September 19th, 2014, marks America’s National POW/MIA Recognition Day that started over 30 years ago to bring awareness to… View Article

Posted in ITS Information | Tagged America, battle, MIA, military, Missing in Action, Morale Patch, POW, POW/MIA, Prisoner of War, products, shop, stickers, store, war | Leave a comment

Learn the Qualities and Characteristics of a Military Combat Tracker

Posted on September 17, 2014 by John Hurth

While any person can learn how to follow tracks, not every individual is implanted with the specific characteristics required to… View Article

Posted in Mindset | Tagged combat tracker, Green Beret, john hurth, military, Mindset, rescue, SAR, Search and Rescue, skill-set, skills, tactical, Tactics, tracker, tyr group | 15 Comments

Exploring the Military History and Symbolism of Morale Patches

Posted on September 3, 2014 by Mark Christianson

The military is always looking to boost morale and build unit pride (esprit de corps) and while there are more… View Article

Posted in History, News | Tagged Embroidered Patch, history, military, military unit, morale, Morale Patch Origin, Morale Patches, nose art, patch, patch panel, Patches, soldiers, Velcro Morale Patch, Velcro Morale Patches, Velcro Patch, Veterans, war | 4 Comments

What Does a Military Combat Tracker’s EDC Consist Of? John Hurth of TÝR Group Walks us Through His Loadout

Posted on June 3, 2014 by John Hurth

A combat tracker squad needs to travel as light as possible, but still carry the right equipment to survive on… View Article

Posted in Load Bearing | Tagged Army, combat, Combat Tracker EDC, Green Beret, hunt, hunted, hunting, john hurth, military, special forces, tracker, Tracking, tyr group | 36 Comments

Are You Willing to Spend 1 Hour for 1 Day in May to Honor 1 Hero?

Posted on May 8, 2014 by Bryan Black

“I couldn’t express my feelings with words, so I put on my boots, loaded my pack and I started walking.”… View Article

Posted in Memorial | Tagged carry it home, Carry The Load, family, fire fighter, First Responders, friends, memorial, Memorial Day, military, police officers, Remember Our Fallen, soldiers | 4 Comments

Squawk Box Broadcast 008: History, High-Tech Vehicles and How-To’s

Posted on April 30, 2014 by The ITS Crew

The Squawk Box Broadcast aims to highlight a few of the stories that have caught our attention recently. It’s also… View Article

Posted in ITS Information | Tagged Art of Manliness, articles, blog posts, Diving, Escape from Zip Ties, Escape Illegal Restraint, finds, high tech, history, How To, james bond, links, lunar landing, military, moon, News, photography, russia, soviets, squawk box, technology, the verge, underwater, video, WWII, Zip Ties | Leave a comment

The History of the Bataan Death March and Remembering our POWs

Posted on April 9, 2014 by The ITS Crew

Today marks the 72nd anniversary of the brutal forced march of American and Filipino prisoners of war from the southern… View Article

Posted in History, Memorial | Tagged Allied, bataan, death march, fallen, memorial, military, POW, prisoners, Remembrance, service, servicemen, World War 2, World War II, WWII | 4 Comments

SOMA 2013: Big Changes Coming to Law Enforcement, EMS and Fire Rescue

Posted on January 23, 2014 by Eric S.

Continuing from my first article on SOMA 2013, I’d like to talk about some of the Tactical EMS breakout sessions…. View Article

Posted in Medical | Tagged Bleeding, C-TECC, December 2013 TCCC Guidelines, December 2013 TCCC Updates, Emergency, event, first aid, med kit, Medical, medicine, military, SOMA, SOMA Convention, Special Operations, TCCC, TEMS, trade show, trauma | 16 Comments

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Tag Archives: military

Adapting a Military Comms Plan to Civilian Life for Brevity, Clarity and a Little Fun

How to Use Patrolling Tactics to Move as a Team

POW/MIA: Remembering Those Who Still Wait

Learn the Qualities and Characteristics of a Military Combat Tracker

Exploring the Military History and Symbolism of Morale Patches

What Does a Military Combat Tracker’s EDC Consist Of? John Hurth of TÝR Group Walks us Through His Loadout

Are You Willing to Spend 1 Hour for 1 Day in May to Honor 1 Hero?

Squawk Box Broadcast 008: History, High-Tech Vehicles and How-To’s

The History of the Bataan Death March and Remembering our POWs

SOMA 2013: Big Changes Coming to Law Enforcement, EMS and Fire Rescue

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