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Disaster Prep

Disaster Prep

Posted by Kevin Estela on Aug 10th 2020

Unless you've been half asleep, you probably have noticed 2020 is a year for the books. COVID 19, double...correction, quintuplet hurricanes, murder hornets, threats to public health, and civil unrest, can we get a break? This year, the fabric of our society has been tested through disaster risks of …
Green Berets (Forward): Ultimate Preparedness

Green Berets (Forward): Ultimate Preparedness

Posted by Mike Glover on Jul 13th 2020

Bullet shell casings fell from the sky as the sun peeked through the clouds, raining brass on our camouflaged Kevlar helmets like a hailstorm on a sunny day—a peculiar sight to see. I looked up in the sky and saw the outline of the black AH-6 little bird helicopter and thought, “this is what they me …
Survival: Stranded in the Yukon

Survival: Stranded in the Yukon

Posted by Hunter Constantine on Jul 6th 2020

A 4-day hunting trip in the Yukon Territory turned into an 11-day experience testing our survival skills.It was October 2018 and it was my first hunting trip outside the contiguous United States. My Uncle and I made the trek from Arizona up to Watson Lake, Yukon Territory. Watson Lake has a total po …
Training: Building Community

Training: Building Community

Jun 30th 2020

I just wanted to take the time to thank everyone for coming out to our training courses. For preparing and staying ready in these uncertain times We’ve had a lot of classes lately. We’ve met a lot of new people, and a lot of people have been introduced to each other. That’s the idea—it’s the communi …
Green Berets: A Community Asset

Green Berets: A Community Asset

Posted by Mike Glover on Jun 15th 2020

My first experience in understanding what it means to be a leader came as a result of my attendance at the Primary Leadership and Development Course (PLDC) or what is now referred to as the Warriors Leader Course (WLC). I attended PLDC in the summer of 2000, as an 11B Infantryman. By that time, I ha …
Training Culture and Mindset

Training Culture and Mindset

Posted by Kevin Owens on Jun 8th 2020

I remember the first military class I was ever called on to teach. Days before, my stomach was sick. I barely slept. It wasn’t the actual class that scared me because I knew the subject, it was public speaking and being judged by my peers. I was teaching individual movement techniques on the “method …