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• A Beginner’s Guide to Buying Military Surplus(Post)

  Shopping for military surplus can be exciting and lots of fun. Not only do you have the chance to find quality gear at low prices, but also to find cool vintage gear from our nation’s history. However

• Not Just a Can Opener: 14 Ways to Use the P-38 or P-51(Post)

  Not Just a Can Opener: 14 Ways to Use the P-38 or P-51 While rucksacks, poncho liners, and vests might get more attention, the humble P-38 can opener has been called the “best army invention ever.” A

• History Of Camo - Get to Know Military Uniforms(Post)

  When it comes to combat uniforms, the U.S. Military has strict protocols to follow that are based on functionality, research, and a long history of colors! The traditional camo we think of when study

• Tough, Tested, and Timeless: A Guide to Surplus Military Tents(Post)

  If you’re looking for a sturdy tent that can handle anything from wild storms to sub-zero nights, military surplus tents are a great place to start. These are no ordinary camping tents—they’re built f

• ​​Furniture Store Vs. Commercial Bunk Beds(Post)

  Furniture Store Vs. Commercial Metal Bunk Bed Sets: How They're Made & the Difference in Quality So you’re interested in purchasing bunk beds and trying to make sense of the price variations, styles a

• Woobie Poncho Liner - Why We Love It(Post)

  Poncho Liner: History and Uses A poncho liner, also known as a woobie, is a rectangular piece of cloth that is used as a type of blanket. It is typically made of ripstop or quilted nylon or other stur

• Dry Bags: Your New Favorite Gear(Post)

  Keep your gear dry with SealLine military issue stuff sacks. The Military must be ready for any environment. We like the military dry bag versions because they have wide openings making them easy to p

• Guide: Essential Fire Starting Tips(Post)

  Do you have the ability to make fire in your disaster supply kit? In an emergency or survival situation, the ability to start a fire can be lifesaving. Fire provides a source of warmth, the ability t

• Are Military Surplus Boots Comfortable? Tips for Breaking Them In(Post)

  Military surplus boots are built to withstand rough terrain, bad weather, and long hours on foot—so they can be a great choice for hiking, hunting, or preparedness. But a common question people ask is

• ​How Long Do Military MREs Really Last?(Post)

  How Long Do Military MREs Really Last? Meals, Ready to Eat (MREs) are incredibly popular disaster preparedness foods because they don’t require any cooking, are shelf stable, and are cheaper than trad

• Which BDU Pant Should You Buy?(Post)

  What are the best BDU's to buy? The BDU is one of the simplest pants ever made. Six pockets, reinforced knees, room to move, built to take a beating. The hard part isn’t the pant. It’s the wall of ver

• Military ECWCS Thermals vs. Smartwool Thermals(Post)

  Military ECWCS Thermals vs. Smartwool Thermals We are often asked What Is The Best Thermal Underwear?  This as you expect depends on your use but we always answer it the same.  Start with a good base