Evasion and Recovery is one of the most important aspects addressed during the planning of a mission. If things go awry, you and your team may be faced with having to evade hostile personnel, while attempting to return to friendly lines. An important aspect of this...
If you missed the first four posts you can find them here: https://hybridtacticssecurity.org/hybrid-tactics-blog/ In previous posts I described the construction of this particular belt, the mindset behind it, and the modifications that were made in order to bring the...
If you missed the first three posts you can find them here: https://hybridtacticssecurity.org/hybrid-tactics-blog/ Many gun belts have open top carriers or a nylon covered type of elastic band or cord that secures the magazine in its carrier. Open top magazine...
My EOTWAWKI belt has a Cobra Buckle and a full-length internal belt. It did not come this way. The original belt had half-length straps with plastic buckles that were attached to either end of the external belt (very much similar to the first picture). This was a...
In an earlier post I introduced my EOTWAWKI equipment belt. In this post I will begin discussing the thought process behind the equipment selected, and the set up of the belt in detail. The belt pictured has been designed for two main purposes: 1. The...
This is my “End Of The World As We Know It”, equipment belt. It is simplistic in form and function. There is a why, where and how for the items that are on it and just as importantly, the items that are not. Depending on the situation, I may vary the...
