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The SITREP 3-3 Fundamentals of Leadership

October 21, 2016

https://youtu.be/hE_lhlYoWB0 Primary & Secondary presents The SITREP Part 3: The panel discusses nuances of leadership as viewed from law enforcement, military, and corporate vantages. Panel: Roland Bill Blowers – http://tap-rack.com/ John “Chappy” Chapman – http://www.rcsgear.com Mike Martin – http://store.appalachiantraining.com/ Richard Mason – Direct Action Resource Center (DARC) Matt 00:00 – The seriousness of leadership 11:00… read more »

An Armed Citizen’s Guide to the Online Firearms Galaxy

May 31, 2017

The internet is a wide open space with few rules and little supervision. Things in the real world such as credibility, lineage, and integrity can easily be counterfeited on the net and replaced with followers, likes, and SEO. If your hobby is of little consequence like, let’s say watch collecting, then the detriment in following… read more »

The SITREP 3-2 Fundamentals of Leadership

October 21, 2016

https://youtu.be/2wBwnqlFhW0 On iTunes and http://traffic.libsyn.com/primaryandsecondary/The_SITREP_3-2_Fundamentals_of_Leadership.mp3 Primary & Secondary presents The SITREP Part 2: The panel discusses nuances of leadership as viewed from law enforcement, military, and corporate vantages. Panel: Roland Bill Blowers – http://tap-rack.com/ John Chapman – http://www.rcsgear.com Mike Martin – http://store.appalachiantraining.com/ Richard Mason – Direct Action Resource Center (DARC) Matt 00:00 – instilling a… read more »

The SITREP 3-1 Fundamentals of Leadership

October 21, 2016

https://youtu.be/u_CYMESIJmc Also in audio form on iTunes and http://primaryandsecondary.libsyn.com/the-sitrep-3-1-fundamentals-of-leadership Part 1: The panel discusses nuances of leadership as viewed from law enforcement, military, and corporate vantages. Panel: Roland Bill Blowers – http://tap-rack.com/ John “Chappy” Chapman – http://www.rcsgear.com Mike Martin – http://store.appalachiantraining.com/ Richard Mason – Direct Action Resource Center (DARC) Matt https://primaryandsecondary.com Like, Subscribe, Share

P&S ModCast 21-1 Paul Gardner, USMC

March 10, 2016

Primary & Secondary ModCast Speaking with Paul Gardner (0311 USMC) about the 2003 gunfight in Iraq that left him paralyzed. http://www.warriorbenefit.org/ Things to consider: Was his reload causing an issue? Was his magazine orientation in the pouch creating an issue? Did his body position cause unneeded danger? How did he describe his hit on the… read more »

Becoming A Victim Of Our Frame of Reference

April 8, 2017

  “Never say always, never say never.” When we give advice as instructors, teachers, “that gun guy,” etc. we must be very careful that we do not become a victim of our frame of reference. What does this mean? LE, MIL, CCW and Hunters each will give advice based on their perspective. Many times they… read more »

P&S ModCast 16-1 The Unstoppable Jared Reston

March 4, 2016

Primary & Secondary ModCast 16-1   Speaking with Jared Reston about the incident he was involved in on 01/26/2008. http://www.restongrouptraining.com/   Things to consider: Why did he initially contact the suspect? What was his initial choice of weapon? Did Jared know the suspect was armed? How many shots were fired from both sides? How much… read more »

Soldier Survivability: The KDH PC

February 20, 2016

The KDH Plate Carrier (PC) was flawed from inception. This system was fielded to us as part of the Rapid Fielding Initiative (RFI) prior to our 2011-2012 deployment to Afghanistan. Deficiencies noted include the following: 1. Gaps in armor coverage The KDH PC was the only armor system in the 2009 down select that had… read more »

Ihor Balaban

February 19, 2016

A year ago today we lost a great man, Ihor Balaban. This video is recorded from his prospective while training at DARC in October 2013. If you listen, you can hear his muffled voice under his gasmask. We are using this video as the intro for some if our more serious podcasts. RIP

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