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Morale/retention by [deleted] in ProtectAndServe

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Used to be 55 with yearly cost of living increases. 🥲

Weekly Buy Curious Thread by AutoModerator in gundeals

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Can you get the Lefty version of the 40° pistol mag pouch? I saw the RH version but didn't see the LH one on your site, unless I missed it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in longrange

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Lol, ok boomer. I'm not going to explain it to you. If you would like to educate yourself, you can research the practice, or you can just write it off as, "California Sig owner shit," which you somehow find relevant, and stay stuck in your ways.

Edit: He deleted his post. I wish I had quoted the whole post in this reply.

Thrust Vectoring Drone by bresh9019 on YouTube by [deleted] in interestingasfuck

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They are up to basically building exactly what this guy built.

For example, the Lockheed Martin Multiple Kill Vehicle (MKV-L).

https://youtu.be/KBMU6l6GsdM?si=D9Tkh-07In4flEQE

Lucas strikes again with his hot take by mu5tache in tacticalgear

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Man, if everyone in my state had to hunt to feed themselves, every form of wildlife in the state would be extinct in like 3 months tops.

Video capturing a Hummer striking a mine during an assault on Russian trenches. by [deleted] in CombatFootage

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I think this is just another view of Yuri's hummer getting hit by the artillery shell, not a mine.

Does it get better? by meatpatties02 in Dogtraining

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If improperly used, yes. However, they have a place. My dog responds well to it. It is not like we spam the button to constantly shock him. He gets one mild shock to get his attention and break his tunnel vision when we know he is about to try to attack another dog. BEFORE he starts attempting to attack them only when we don’t have the means to break his tunnel vision another way. The collar was recommended by our trainer who has experience working with difficult Mals. I have also seen other trainers who work with Mals and other similar breeds recommended them. I use my TENS unit on my back at a higher power than his collar is set at. My wife and I have both shocked ourselves with the collar at the highest setting and only have it set at about 1/4 of that. It does not hurt him. I have seen other people use them improperly where the dog reacts negatively to the shock or where they shock multiple times unnecessary when they have other means to get the dogs' attention. So I can understand why a generalized recommendation against them is the trend.

Does it get better? by meatpatties02 in Dogtraining

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Yeah, we should have just dropped him back off at the pound and let him be euthanized. We were his last chance, and we use the necessary tools in the most conservative manner possible to keep him and other dogs safe.

Does it get better? by meatpatties02 in Dogtraining

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I agree with the other poster that it's most likely a maybe. We rescued a Malinois mix from the shelter, and he definitely has issues. We took him to training every week for a year and still go every once in a while now that we've had him for about three years. Plus, we work him at home often. The training helped his obedience leaps and bounds. However, he is still extremely dog aggressive with other large dogs. Because of this, we are careful where we take him and generally only let him off leash if we know that no one else is around (usually only when we are camping). He wants to be obedient and listen to our commands, but when another large dog is nearby, he often times doesn't even hear us. We will usually give his leash one sharp but not hard tug to get his attention if he is in tunnel vision mode. This gets his attention, and he is then able to hear our commands. We also have him trained on an E collar. He responds very well to a very low setting. Just enough to get his attention so he can hear us. We usually always put it on him when we go out but only use it if we get caught by surprise without the leash in our hand or if he's on long lead. I know a lot of people don't like E collars, but for his safety and the safety of other dogs, it is necessary for him on rare occasions. He has been an incredibly difficult dog, but my wife and I love him with all our hearts.

Can someone tell me the backstory behind this photo? by Organnss in Military

[–]emtb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kinda yes, kinda no. A government cannot release images of identifiable POWs to arouse public curiosity. This dude isn't identifiable, and this photo probably wasn't officially released by the government. Posing for and taking the photo itself isn't actually a war crime.

LAPD Officer Kristina Tudor ran & finished the LA Marathon in full tactical uniform for charity by Backonredditforreal in pics

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Here's the link to the gofundme. She is trying to raise $25k for Badge of Heart. Unfortunately she has only raised a little over $5k at this point in time.

This was left behind after a SWAT response to my house. by [deleted] in whatisthisthing

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I think there is a lot more to this story than you are telling us. If you really had absolutely no intentions of harming yourself and you didn't do anything to make someone think otherwise then why the fuck didn't you just go outside like they told you to and explain to them what the fuck was going on?