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Environment, OODA Loop, Paranoia, Situational Awareness, Threats - August 18, 2022

A Knuckledragger's Guide to Situational Awareness

Situational Awareness is a skill that is often overlooked. It is the ability to take in unfiltered information, assign it a value in regards how it can and may affect you, and then act on that information accordingly. This skill is especially important in today's "climate". You could call it controlled paranoia, or a vibe as the kids today say, either way, it is important that we all hone this skill and utilize for our daily safety.

Texas Declares Independence

The battle has been described as one of the most lopsided victories ever. Though the battle lasted only 18 minutes, the killing went on for hours. The Mexican troops were said to be between 1,350 and 1,500 men in total. 11 Texians died with 30 more being wounded, including General Houston. The Mexican losses were immense, 650 killed, another 208 wounded and 300 captured, to include Santa Anna.

Russia Invades Ukraine

The world is yet again, on the brink of another war. This time, the battleground is Ukraine, where tensions between Russia and the West have undoubtedly boiled over.

10 Reasons Why Officers Should Stay In Shape

We’ve all walked by a mirror naked and stared at our bodies. The fact is most people start working out for this sole reason. If you’re married or in a relationship, I can assure you, your partner will love the change in you. If you’re single, get ready to slay the dating pool as you become a better version of yourself.

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SWAT, Tactical Training, Tactics - December 30, 2021

Year One

And boom it’s now 2021! That first class will always have a special place in my heart. I have taught literally thousands of students prior to that class, but this one was special. This one was mine. I even got choked up during the dismissal. As the year progressed, I felt like I was flying the Millennium Falcon. Shit was moving so fast and I was just trying to stay in my seat.