The Rot That Suffocates the Soul
The Rot That Suffocates the Soul by Donavon L Riley If disbelief in yourself and a vague trust in God are all you possess, you will not win any battle…
5.11 Rambler Boot review
If you’re on the hunt for a reliable boot that combines rugged performance with comfort, the 5.11 Rambler Boot is a standout option. Designed for those who need to stay…
Collaborative Intelligence: Strengthening Security through Public-Private Cooperation
In our increasingly complex and interconnected world, the importance of protective intelligence cannot be overstated. The systematic collection, analysis, and dissemination of information to identify and mitigate potential threats and…
5.11 Chukka Boot: Fashion Meets Function
Chukka boots, a classic and versatile footwear choice, have a rich history and enduring popularity. These ankle-high boots, typically made from leather or suede, are characterized by their open lacing…
2024 National Preparedness Month
Ruins from the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, one of the worst disasters in the history of the United States. Photo by H.D.Chadwick. Collection of Mational Archivers and Records Administration (NARA).…
Armed and Ready: Carrying a Backup Magazine
The necessity of carrying a backup magazine on one’s own time is often debated. The odds of actually needing to have one are small indeed. Most gunfights occur at a…
Billy Waugh: Legendary Special Forces and CIA Operative
Billy Waugh at home in 2011. US. Air Force photo by Nick Stubbs. William Dawson Waugh, known as Billy Waugh, was born on December 1, 1929, in Bastrop, Texas. Inspired…
Into the Void
Into the Void by Donavon L Riley Satan dominates Western culture, not with the menacing force of the old myths, but with the casual swagger of a rock star, a…
Odette Hallowes: WW2’s Most Decorated Spy
Odette Marie Léonie Céline Brailly, later known as Odette Churchill, Odette Sansom, and Odette Hallowes, was born on April 28, 1912, in Amiens, France. Her early years were marked by…