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[@PNWBackwoods]

Keep on keepen on

[@joejimenez7257]

Glad I was directed here. AP3 NM

[@thesanfordmethod1905]

Yes, thank you sir for all your hard work. Time to Grease The Garand !

[@PhoenixBlaze1776]

Your putting out good work brother and we are here for it💯👍

[@haconk]

I was on your patreon for years. That pi55ed me off when you got banned

[@GetJesse]

🎉

[@yetisuncle666]

I like how it's pronounced by pretty much everyone......"bitch-oot"

[@DJTheMetalheadMercenary]

👍

[@thesanfordmethod1905]

There's this mysterious whited out zone at Denali National Park, anyone know what that's all about or where to find more info on it? all videos about this get scrubbed off the net fast. just curious.

[@johnnyjohn-johnson7738]

SecurityGuy, I've been wondering, since you now have the ability to upload PDFs, have you considered writing/illustrating your own manuals in addition to making training videos?

[@SladeMcCuiston]

That would be awesome!!!

[@johnnyjohn-johnson7738]

​@@SladeMcCuiston If he's reading this, I'd recommend that he takes a look at Max Alexander's Small Unit Tactics manual, aside from it being a good book in it's own right (better at explaining the basics of SUT than most modern Army manuals) it also has a very simple but easily absorbed style of diagrams (not unlike those he uses on the whiteboard) that he can imitate (this can be combined, with pictures of things like fighting positions that can be found online). I know that he hates getting bogged down on a single project due to over complicated editing.

[@SecurityGuy42]

Yes, I have considered it. It would be a huge project if I ever did.

[@johnnyjohn-johnson7738]

@@SecurityGuy42 My suggestion: Start off small. Instead of setting out to write a full 300 page book, you could write self contained pamphlets on a individual battle drills or tasks that are somewhere from just a few pages long to up to something like 16 pages long and release them individually (and eventually they could be merged together). Where to start? it could be a supplement to the GI manuals but covering something the former either doesn't mention or cover adequately.

[@johnnyjohn-johnson7738]

@@SecurityGuy42 If you do decide to make manuals/pamphlets, they should be labelled "SG42M - [number]" similarly how the US Army/Marines has their manuals labelled FM/FMFM or how the Canadians label theirs B-GL.

[@tkill7693]

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