Tag: APRIL 2004

by Dan Shea The Transportation Security Administration is relaxing some of its more sophomoric regulations. A few days ago, I ...

by Robert M. Hausman Normalization of trade relations with Yugoslavia is finally a reality. The US Department of State published ...

Rob Krott in de-mining gear in Kabul. by Rob Krott “. . . we have always had our dream, freedom, ...

by Julio A. Montes The Australian Army has supported the United Kingdom and the United States in several combat operations ...

by Mark Genovese This beautiful belt fed gun first came back to life in early 1996, as a so called ...

The author shooting his trusty Vickers. Tea anyone? by Ed Weitzman Compared to the British Mark 1, Vickers machine gun, ...

by J.M. Ramos The 1980s signalled the beginning of a new era in firearms designs and innovations. Hi-tech firearms started ...

Section from the 3 RAR on a 2 Cavalry Regiment ASLAV personnel carrier in East Timor. Weapon is a F89A1-LSW. ...

by Charles Cutshaw As recently as a few months ago, I scoffed at the notion that a flashlight of any ...

AK5D (Carbine version). Note the MIL-STD-1913 rail with Aimpoint sight, longer buttstock with different lock up from the FNC. S-P-A ...