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PMCI - August 2014

Welcome to the first Full Issue of PMCI - The ONLY magazine dedicated solely to Private Military Contractors. In this inaugural issue we expose a few "Maritime Myths", travel down The Jalahbad Road and an experienced Operative writes about his CP experience, so far. We also take a look at a range of kit and essentials, including both PenCott and Applied Orange, plus AKU Pilgrim HL boots, pouches and plate carriers, along with GPS devices and Laptops - all from an in-country perspective and Dave Strawbridge writes about that most ubiquitous of weapons, the AK-47. You'll also find listings of recommended CP and First Aid courses, along with Maritime and Security jobs.

Welcome to the first Full Issue of PMCI - The ONLY magazine dedicated solely to Private Military Contractors.
In this inaugural issue we expose a few "Maritime Myths", travel down The Jalahbad Road and an experienced Operative writes about his CP experience, so far.
We also take a look at a range of kit and essentials, including both PenCott and Applied Orange, plus AKU Pilgrim HL boots, pouches and plate carriers, along with GPS devices and Laptops - all from an in-country perspective and Dave Strawbridge writes about that most ubiquitous of weapons, the AK-47.
You'll also find listings of recommended CP and First Aid courses, along with Maritime and Security jobs.

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<strong>August</strong> <strong>2014</strong>, V1 N2<br />

Editor:<br />

Dan Eastes<br />

Art Director:<br />

Scott M. Dube<br />

Art & Graphic Design:<br />

MAD4ART.com<br />

Publisher:<br />

Nigel Streeter<br />

Page 4 Closer Protection For Real, By Dan Eastes<br />

Page 6 Maritime Myths, By Baz Riley<br />

Page 8 The Jalahbad Road, By David West<br />

Page 10 Great British Camouflage, By Richard B<br />

Page 14 Meet the Manufacturer, Applied Orange Performance<br />

Equipment, By Richard B<br />

Page 18 Kit Review: HSGI TACO Pouch<br />

Page 20 Kit Review: AKU Pilgrim HL Boots<br />

Page 22 Kit Reviews: Plate Carriers<br />

Page 26 Lifestyle Reviews: GPS, Laptops, Chargers<br />

Page 28 Weapons: AK-47, By Dale Strawbridge<br />

Page 30 Maritime and Security Jobs<br />

Page 36 Fitness: Close Grip Pushups<br />

Page 36 Training: Close Protection and First Aid Courses<br />

PHOTO CREDITS: Authors where applicable, Shutterstock.com, Istockphoto.com<br />

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