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Casio Gold Digital ⌚️✨

Proof that you don’t need a luxury price tag to have wrist presence. Classic digital style, gold-tone finish, and a timeless look that never goes out of style.

Sometimes, the simplest watches make the biggest statement. 🤝

Stay Sharp. Keep it Wound.

#Casio #CasioVintage #WristCheck #breacherup #LumeGoons

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This is now a Walton Goggins fan page.
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Take your guess on the NEW of the last charge.

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Thick skin. Thicker steel.
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Don’t try to understand it, feel it.
Vibe chasers
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The Spicy Sparkler

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Step 1: deploy bang pole // Step 2: stare directly at flashbang. Happy humpday

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K-factor is more than a distance calculation.

It maps charge size and standoff to an expected blast overpressure, with K30 ≈ 2 PSI and K20 ≈ 3 PSI.

These values are based on free-field conditions. Walls, ceilings, vehicles, and confined spaces can change the actual pressure and impulse considerably.

Source:
https://www.lineofdeparture.army.mil/Journals/Engineer/Engineer-Archive/2026-E-Edition/Blast-Overpressure/

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NET EXPLOSIVE WEIGHT: THE NUMBER THAT DECIDES EVERYTHING (REPOST)

Net Explosive Weight also referred to as NEW/NEM/NEQ/NEC is the total amount of explosive material in a given charge expressed in pounds of TNT equivalent. NEW is used to determine the minimum stand off distances from explosives; which is crucial to calculate accurately to ensure safety as well as mitigate any time being wasted to exploit the effects produced.

The formula itself is straightforward: QTY (Quantity of the Unit Issue) x W (Weight of the Unit Issue) x RE FACTOR (Relative Effectiveness Factor of the Explosive) = NEW

After calculating your NEW, you plug it into the Explosive Blast Scaling Formula (Hopkinson–Cranz cube‑root scaling) which is: D (Distance in Feet) = K (K-Factor/Empirical Safety Factor) × ³√W (Net Explosive Weight)

A K-factor is an empirical scaling constant used to quickly calculate the minimum safe distance required to protect people, structures, and equipment from the blast overpressure of an explosion.

Considerations for calculating NEWs are:

-Every doubling of the charge requires a 25% increase in distance to achieve the same blast overpressure protection

-Whether charge will be detonated in confined or unconfined spaces

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Gentlemen! We will be having our first meet TODAY at 1800 EST! This is the first step on our road to creating the NCO corps we want come join!
#infantry #squadleader #marines

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Don’t ratfuck it…

#breaching #doorporn #explosives

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For beginning users who are preparing for selections, schools and those who want to be at their utmost endurance ready. As powerful as it effects are, it is the most entry level stack. It is one of two stacks that can be ran back-to-back cycles with no adverse effects. The other is the SOCOM stack 2. It is the runner up Best Seller to the SOCOM stack 2.

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“The circumstances that surround a man’s life are not important. How that man responds to those circumstances IS IMPORTANT. His response is the ultimate determining factor between success and failure.”

#stayviolent #thelostmen #5liters #ᴛʜᴇᴍᴀʀɪɴᴇs

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Thursday afternoons look a little different these days.

What do yall miss most about being in?

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Research published NeuroImage Reports (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41809238/) in 2026 examined the brains of military breachers and snipers using MRI scans before and after training.

Both groups showed signs of altered brain connectivity from repetitive low-level blast, but breachers changed differently.

Breachers shifted toward lower whole-brain connectivity, with changes in regions tied to motor planning and visual processing, while snipers showed more specific changes involving the amygdala/salience network (helps detect important/threatening stimuli).

Different types of blasts may affect the brain differently. Occupation, exposure type, and cumulative history all matter at an individual level.

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