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As the grand old carrier Nimitz is on the tail end of her final cruise, drawing an epic 51-year career to a close, she held court for one last group of Shellbacks upon Crossing the Line (equator). Neptunus Rex, the Royal Barbers, and...
Something recently seen at NRAAM that I just got around to sharing with you guys. A new suppressor from Inland Manufacturing, the guys who make assorted M1 Carbines and GI 1911s in Ohio. They basically made a modern Maxim (as in Hiram...
The Argentinian Army recently posted some interesting images of the Swedish-made Saab RBS-70NG MANPAD system at play with its companion new RPA 200-M 3-D radar. You know, the principal Western alternative to Stinger and the French...
In 2025, ARB contributor Roseanna Pendlebury arranged a series of roundtables with SFF reviewers, originally intended for Nerds of a Feather. For some involved publishing reasons, this wound up being a better fit at ARB, and so, thanks...
Nothing personnel, kid... The post Drunken Wolverine Ninja Kung-fu! appeared first on Other Strangeness — merritt k.
“No one tells you running is 10 percent cardio and 90 percent negotiating with the voice begging you to quit.” | David Dack Beautifully put. And applicable to nearly every hard thing we attempt in our lives.
Read the full post at - 6+ Favorite Books on Wilderness Navigation (So Far!) A Roundup of My Favorite Books on Wilderness Navigation...so far.
I don't want a new primary care doctor. I want less primary care.
A trip to Rimini was not on his chronology but Twombly’s photo of Miramare was from 2005, and I think his trips to Wal-Mart in Lexington were endless, but this one was from 2007. NGL, these things are intoxicating.
Today is graduation day for my twin girls, Moxie and Clarity. They've gone through a lot of things I didn't have to go through when I was a kid: divorce, moving, changing schools, going back and forth between two parents. Yet they turned...
Somewhere, in the endless blue ocean, a gigantic mammal shudders as it takes its last breath. Thanks to science, we know that all dogs go to heaven, but all whales descend through the murky depths until their carcasses litter the seabed....