Author: Daniel Slone
Daniel is a 15-year veteran of infantry units of the Louisiana Army National Guard. He has deployed to Iraq twice (2004-05 and 2010) and currently serves as first sergeant of Troop C, 2nd Squadron, 108th Cavalry, 256th Infantry Brigade Combat Team. Daniel currently competes in combat shooting matches for both rifle and pistol with the National Guard.
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Rheinmetall at Eurosatory 2012 - Part 2
The Puma can withstand mines equivalent to 10 kilograms of TNT and explosively-formed penetrators (EFPs). It will also employ an anti-tank missile defense system capable of engaging up to four threats simultaneously. Read more0
Rheinmetall at Eurosatory 2012 - Part 1
Let’s have a look at German defense giant Rheinmetall, which will be exhibiting at this year’s Eurosatory defense exposition in Paris June 11-15. Read more0
EXPAL at Eurosatory 2012
In addition to a wide range of small arms, artillery, and naval ammunition, along with propellants, initiators, pyrotechnics, and EOD equipment, EXPAL offers some specialized munitions and weapon systems. Read more1
MineWolf Systems at Eurosatory 2012
MineWolf Systems, a Swiss provider of mechanical mine-clearing vehicles, will be exhibiting at this year’s Eurosatory international defense exhibition in Paris June 11-15. It will be focusing on its MW240 Mini MineWolf... Read more0
Diehl Defense at Eurosatory 2012 (Part 3)
We previously looked at Diehl’s impressive array of missiles. However, the company does much more than just missiles, and here we’ll look at both an air defense system that incorporates one of its missile products and some of the company’s protective systems. Read more0
Diehl Defense at Eurosatory 2012 (Part 2)
We previously looked at four of Diehl’s missiles: the Sidewinder, IRIS family, LKF-NG, and IDAS. Here we’ll examine four others. Read more0
Diehl Defense at Eurosatory 2012
Diehl Defense will be bringing a portfolio of its products, including ammunition, missiles, an air defense system, and a new non-lethal technology to the 2012 Eurosatory exhibition in Paris this June. Read more0
Is It a Pistol? Is It a Carbine? It’s the CAA RONI
While CAA advertises it as an “assault rifle” conversion, “carbine” is probably a more accurate characterization—after all, it’s still going to be spitting pistol-caliber rounds at pistol-ammunition velocities. Read more0












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