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DOCUMENTATION
General
  • The Definitive Glossary of Modern US Military Slang
  • Who is Guarding the Guardians? By Ayla G. McBreen. Who is Guarding the Guardians? examines the changing nature of civil-military relations since the Vietnam War. Three case studies explore civil-military relationships during Vietnam, the Persian Gulf War, and the Wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. The author discusses the danger of politicizing the military and includes examples of how the military has gained political power since Vietnam. The fact that political elites fail to understand the dangers of treating the military as a political tool can be traced to the gap between civilians and the military. An increase of political influence by military leaders creates a perception that military leaders have a role to play in national politics. This should be viewed as a dangerous trend for our democracy.
Manuals
  • Ares-Alpha User Manual (EN) User manual for the Ares-Alpha Game Management application.
SOP
  • Camouflage SOP A guide to reduce physical signature under UAS.
  • EMCON SOP Edited by Brendan B. McBreen. The purpose of the EMCON SOP is to reduce the technical signature of the infantry battalion—to reduce electromagnetic emissions in order to avoid being located and targeted by the adversary. The threat has changed. Our adversaries can now locate us with sophisticated electromagnetic reconnaissance—EW satellites, aircraft, UAS, and ground collections capabilities—and then target us with long-range precision fires. Electromagnetic warfare (EW) is changing ground combat and we now need to change how we fight.
  • Orders: A User’s Guide By Brendan B. McBreen and Chad Skaggs. The purpose of Orders: A User’s Guide is to share best practices for issuing orders on the battlefield. The focus is ground combat operations by small units—orders for squads, platoons, and companies. The objective of this manual is to increase the tactical self-confidence of Marine leaders. To fight well, competent leaders need to understand the adversary, exploit the terrain, make tactical decisions, coordinate closely, support effectively, and communicate skillfully. Orders are a critical combat skill. The audience for Orders: A User’s Guide is Marine leaders at the squad, platoon, and company level: Marine leaders who issue orders to their units and make things happen.
  • Orders: Scout Platoon By Brendan B. McBreen and James Marker. The purpose of Orders: Scout Platoon is to share best practices for issuing orders to the scout platoon of the infantry battalion. The primary audience is scout platoon commanders and scout team leaders, along with battalion commanders, operations officers, and intelligence officers who task scouts, and company commanders who are supported by scouts. A second audience is other R&S Marines who execute similar collection tasks: Leaders of reconnaissance, LAR, GSP, UAS, and CHD units, as well as leaders of radio reconnaissance platoons, RRT, and signal support platoons and SI/EW teams. Orders: Scout Platoon addresses orders for scouts conducting R&S, fires, and other missions.
  • What Are Your Orders, Sir? By Brendan B. McBreen. Marine Corps Gazette, March 2022, 80–83. What are your most effective orders techniques? Where are they taught? How should Marine leaders best issue orders under pressure, in combat? These are important skills for any military organization, but our actual practices—what we do out there in the dirt—conflict with our doctrine and our training.
Tactics
  • 300 Assaults By Brendan B. McBreen. What can a simulation teach us about the assault?
  • Orders: Ukraine By Brendan B. McBreen. How will the Marine Corps fight in the future? What should we be learning from the war in Ukraine? How should we update our training and doctrine to prepare us for modern, high-intensity, ground combat? And how do advanced enemy threats – UAS, SIGINT, long-range precision fires, and MANPADS – change the way we fight? Orders: Ukraine examines the best practices for defensive operations by infantry units on the future battlefield. Using a recent, real-world battle in Ukraine as a case study, each chapter of this book examines the defensive orders on one Marine unit – battalion, company, platoon, and squad – blocking a road to prevent enemy access through a rural village. Illustrated with example orders and map diagrams, and grounded in both U.S. Army and Marine Corps doctrine, Orders: Ukraine clearly explains recommended SOPs, common errors, and unit best practices for modern defensive operations.
  • TCCC Practices When in a combat situation, the rules of the regular world simply do not apply in many cases. One such example of this complex dynamic can be seen in the way medical situations are handled in the civilian versus combat world. This is where TCCC practices come in.
  • UF Pro Combat clothing, gear, and training.
  • Ukraine: Lessons for Leaders By Brendan B. McBreen. Is the war in Ukraine relevant to the Marine Corps? If so, what can we learn? If we had to fight a similar conflict, what would we need? This article discusses some insights on modern, conventional ground combat taken from thirty recent reports and analyses on the war in Ukraine.
  • United States Marine Corps Guidebook of Essential Subjects Guidebook For Marines
    This manual contains information on all the essential subjects and provides a condensed, readily available study aid to supplement more detailed information contained in the Fleet Marine Force Manual, The Guidebook for Marines, and other sources. The primary target audience of this publication is intelligence personnel responsible for the planning and execution of CI operations.
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Clothing
  • Army Navy Outdoors Quality military surplus from all branches. Located in Texas.
  • Venture Surplus Quality military surplus. Specializes in surplus USMC gear. Located in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Gear
  • Army Navy Outdoors Quality military surplus from all branches. Located in Texas.
  • Does Less Weight Equal More Comfort In Tactical Gear?
  • UF Pro Combat clothing, gear, and training.
  • UF PRO – The Ultimate Guide To Camouflage Patterns A description of the evolution of camouflage theory and fabric patterns over the last century.
  • Venture Surplus Quality military surplus. Specializes in surplus USMC gear. Located in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Guns (Laser Tag)
  • Light Infantry Arms
Night Vision
  • Falconclaw We provide you capabilities that you didn't even know exist – Never take a fair fight.
Software
  • Ares-Alpha Game Management Software Application for real-time tracking and coordination tactical teams in a game setting.
  • FlashHex Firmware Update Utility FlashHex firmware update utility
  • LSD Software v2.718 LSD lasertag software application
  • Microsoft .Net Framework version 4 MS .Net Framework v4
  • Radio Base USB Driver Radio Base USB driver
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