This is where the rubber meets the road as far as Practical training goes.
Learn. Train. Repeat!
From a reader:
Just read your post on questions to ask a guerilla. One point not listed is that everyone is good at something. Identify what they are good at, and apply them. There are sleeper guys out there with skills a normal person would never think of. So ask the team applicants, what are you good at? In Afg, I was yackin one day with a Marine. He was assigned to the 155 battery at Kajaki dam. Turns out, the Marine had designed, and implemented the whole power grid for Southern California, in his real life. The Marines had him running a 155 unit??? In short order, a full understanding, and redesign of the Helmand Province power grid was at the Generals disposal. All from just yackin with the passenger in the seat next over.
On your post about powering com systems/repeaters-
If you drive the border between Texas and…
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The Cartels have spies at the Federal level as well.
Nothing is impossible when you have an unlimited budget.
Federal prosecutors have busted one of their co-workers who worked as a spy for a variety of Mexican drug gangs.
The Washington Times reports that the sister and brother-in-law of a paralegal working at the U.S. Attorney’s Office in San Antonio were distributors of the methamphetamines produced by the Mexico-based criminal enterprise.
Read more here at PJ Media
H/t to the reader who sent: https://smallwarsjournal.com/jrnl/art/mexican-cartel-tactical-note-43-improvised-armored-fighting-vehicles-iafvs-narcotanques Lots of additional material at the link, including this piece: https://www.businessinsider.com/how-the-gunfights-in-north-mexico-that-left-22-dead-unfolded-2019-12 (Click to embiggen)
via South Of The Border – AFV Sector — Western Rifle Shooters Association
