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Milipol 25 – Direct Action Mortar Pack I got to check out Direct Action‘s Mortar Pack, designed to carry 10 mortar bombs nested in their container. Rather than a soft sided pack, the outside is reinforced to offer additional protection for the contents. The interior is covered in PALS so it can accommodate other sensitive items like electronics or drones. ? The suspension and straps are well padded for the added weight of mortar bombs. ? This entry was posted on Wednesday, November 19th, 2025 at 14:20 and is filed under Advertiser, Milipol, Press Release. You can follow any responses…

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Part of my current career is to service federal contracts for three-letter agencies with a vowel to include mission-ready pre-deployment training. Having built a number of these training packages, there are three fundamental skills that an entry-level shooter must master prior to deployment. Ironically, these are the very same skills that present the very same challenges even to elite performance shooters. Albeit the errors are less frequent and far less egregious, they are essentially the same. What are these critical pre-deployment skills and how do they benefit both the novice and the seasoned professional alike? First and foremost, immediately following…

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Milipol 25 – MSA Gallet TC 901 MSA unveiled the new TC 901 helmet by Gallet at Milipol in Paris, France. This new helmet design is made from Polyethylene and rated for 9mm and frag protection. Offered in three sizes, Small, Medium, and Large, the TC 901 is modular and scalable. Additionally, the helmet can easily be disassembled by removing a single bolt at the rear of the ARCH, which loosens the ARCH first and then the edge molding. You will recognize the ARCH rail system from the TC 800 series helmet as well as the ratchet headband. The new…

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2025 Milipol Welcome to our coverage of the 2025 Milipol and zoo in Paris, France. Please keep in mind that this is a security show and not a defense event. This entry was posted on Wednesday, November 19th, 2025 at 09:50 and is filed under Milipol. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed. Read the full article here

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The international arms trade is full of intrigue. There are books and films, invariably highlighting the sexier parts of the subject while minimizing the mundane. All international trade is an extension of politics, and double so when we’re talking about outfitting nations and secretly arming insurgents. Nation-states expand their influence by supplying small arms to their partners, and most of the time, you could easily figure out a country’s political affiliations by just looking at their weapon fleet. During the Cold War years, a nation with a sudden influx of AKs and other Soviet armaments usually meant that the leaders…

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Photo: JD Photography.I’ve owned a lot of great guns, but none are more dear to my heart than a practical, old Remington 700 named Elvira.It wasn’t love at first sight but a relationship that was born of necessity. I was never a fan of synthetic stock stainless, rifles even though I owned one for my “truck gun.” I considered myself old school, preferring the feel of a nice walnut stock and the luster of a quality blued finish. The previous deer season had left me reconsidering those values. Five straight days of torrential rain spent on an open stand trying…

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Once I’m cozy, wrapped up in my sleeping bag like a chubby Chipotle burrito, there aren’t many forces on heaven or earth that will compel me to leave my safe little cocoon. One is the call of nature — but even then, I will go to great lengths to forestall getting up, in hopes I can fall back asleep and wait for the callback. But shutting off my reading light is one task I simply cannot skirt. Inevitably, as my eyes begin to droop and the siren call of sleep pulls me in, I have to disrupt my nest to kill…

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Support us! GearJunkie may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this article. Learn More Gift pieces that perform on the mountain, look good, and are built to last beyond this season with REI Co-op. REI offers something for every kind of adventurer this winter, from upgrading their current snow kit to outfitting someone’s first winter hike. Founded in 1938, REI Co-op is based on community, craftsmanship, and access to the outdoors. That carries over into every piece they produce, and every item they sell. Two of our GearJunkie gear wizards created their top 10 wish list from REI…

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FORT GORDON, Ga.–During Cyber Quest 25, 75th U.S. Army Reserve Innovation Command Soldiers partnered with formerly Army Futures Command’s Futures and Concepts Center Cyber Capabilities Development Integration Directorate’s now renamed, as of Oct. 2, 2025, to the Army Transformation and Training Command’s Future and Concepts Command Cyber CDID, providing a tailored multidisciplinary data team to evaluate multiple emerging technologies, June 3-15, 2025. As part of its direct support command relationship to T2COM’s FCC, the 75th USARIC’s specialized Army Reserve Citizen-Soldiers routinely provide custom built data teams in support of the Army innovation enterprise – leveraging civilian acquired technical expertise to…

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From short weekend trips to long excursions, Getaway luggage offers versatile organization layouts that include wet/dry bags and dedicated laptop compartments. The luggage is made with a durable PC shell, out-of-the-way pull handles, and smooth-rolling wheels. Unlike traditional luggage, the Getaway collection includes zip-out expansion to increase the capacity, adding space and wiggle room for slightly longer trips. The collection of hard-sided, rolling luggage includes three carry-on-sized cases and three check-in cases. Throughout the line, you’ll find a 70/30 split for storage, with deep compartments for clothes and bulkier items, roughly 30% of the space dedicated to toiletries, electronics, and…

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