Tag Archives: skill-set

What if I Told You That Vehicles Don’t Have a Blind Spot?

Posted on December 10, 2014 by Jason Crist

Most of us spend at least some part of our day driving a motor vehicle and unless you’re reading this… View Article

Posted in Driving | Tagged car, drive, Driving, Situational Awareness, skill-set, skills, skillset, truck, vehicles | 160 Comments

The Complete Guide to Land Navigation with the Military Grid Reference System

Posted on December 2, 2014 by Nick H.

The ability to navigate terrain with a map and compass is a skill-set that’s become lost in recent years due… View Article

Posted in Navigation | Tagged adventure, camping, Compass, GPS, hiking, Land Nav, Land Navigation, lat long, Latitude, Longitude, Map, Map Plotter, Map Protractor, MGRS, MGRS Map, MGRS Navigation, military grid reference system, Navigation, Orienteering, outdoors, Plotting, Plotting MGRS, Shooting a Bearing, skill, skill-set, topo map, Topographic Map, UTM Navigation | 14 Comments

The One-Two Combo: Employing a Gun and Knife Combination

Posted on November 6, 2014 by Jeff Gonzales

Personal protection is a constantly evolving environment, one where old school methodology merges with modern techniques to create what we… View Article

Posted in Firearms, Knives | Tagged firearms, gun, knife, Mindset, Situational Awareness, skill, skill-set, skillset, targeting, Training, Weapons | 15 Comments

Vertical Fore Grip versus Handguard Grip, Which is Better?

Posted on October 9, 2014 by Jeff Gonzales

In the rifle world, there are two main camps regarding a shooter’s weak hand placement on the rifle. The two… View Article

Posted in Accessories | Tagged accessories, afg, firearms, fore grip, foregrip, grip, Guns, rifle accessories, Rifles, Shooting, skill-set, skills, Training, vfg | 8 Comments

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

Survival Techniques: Learning to Observe, Adapt and Overcome

Posted on July 28, 2014 by Nick H.

This entry is part 1 of 3 in the series Survival Techniques

1 of 3 in the series Survival TechniquesNot too long ago, before Fastex buckles, SureFire flashlights and freeze dried Mountain… View Article

Posted in Survival | Tagged adventure, skill, skill-set, skills, Survival, Survival Kit, wild, wilderness | 5 Comments

Tips from a Military Combat Tracker to Jumpstart your Tracking Knowledge

Posted on July 1, 2014 by John Hurth

The purpose of a Combat Tracker is threefold; establish or re-establish contact with an elusive enemy, gather information about the… View Article

Posted in Navigation | Tagged Army, combat, combat tracker, following, hunting, john hurth, skill, skill-set, special forces, tips, tracker, Tracking, TYR, tyr group | 7 Comments

How to Sharpen a Knife while Minimizing Mistakes and Maximizing Cutting Edge Performance

Posted on May 6, 2014 by ITS Guest Contributor

DISCLAIMER: I ask that you read the entire article and keep in mind that this is one of those discussions… View Article

Posted in Knives | Tagged blade, camping, DIY, EDC, edge, edged weapon, Gear, how to sharpen a knife, knife, Knife Sharpening, Knives, MT Knives, project, sharpening stone, skill, skill-set, skillset, tool | 33 Comments

2014 ITS Tactical Muster and Skill-Set Development Excursion

Posted on April 18, 2014 by The ITS Crew

Today we’re extremely stoked to announce that registration for the 2014 ITS Muster is now open! We’ve been getting a… View Article

Posted in ITS Information | Tagged announcement, classes, Escape from Illegal Restraint, excursion, Fire Building, Foot Care, ITS Muster, learning, m3, Muster, muster 2014, muster 3, Navigation, Physical Security/Vulnerability Assessments, Ropes Course/Confidence Course, Shelter Building, signaling, skill-set, Surveillance/Observation Posts, Survival Kit Usage/Technique, Tracking, Water Purification, Wilderness First Aid | 2 Comments

A Guide to Practical Spanish Language as a Skill-Set – Lesson 2: Diving In

Posted on December 2, 2013 by Jose J. Soto

Welcome to the second Practical Spanish lesson on ITS. In our first lesson, The Holy Grail, we focused on the… View Article

Posted in Language | Tagged Border Book, espanol, foreign country, hola, language, learn, Mexico, puerto rico, skill-set, skills, spain, spanish | 9 Comments

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Tag Archives: skill-set

What if I Told You That Vehicles Don’t Have a Blind Spot?

The Complete Guide to Land Navigation with the Military Grid Reference System

The One-Two Combo: Employing a Gun and Knife Combination

Vertical Fore Grip versus Handguard Grip, Which is Better?

Learn the Qualities and Characteristics of a Military Combat Tracker

Survival Techniques: Learning to Observe, Adapt and Overcome

Tips from a Military Combat Tracker to Jumpstart your Tracking Knowledge

How to Sharpen a Knife while Minimizing Mistakes and Maximizing Cutting Edge Performance

2014 ITS Tactical Muster and Skill-Set Development Excursion

A Guide to Practical Spanish Language as a Skill-Set – Lesson 2: Diving In

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