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Here is a link to my latest Recoil magazine article about my time in Kurdistan investigating war crimes. I hope you enjoy the article and let me know what you think. https://www.recoilweb.com/amna-suraka-prison-saddams-kurdish-torture-chamber-187882.html

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I have a Garmin In Reach SE with case and rare powered RAM suction mount. The unit has been reset to factory settings ready to activate. $150.00 USPS priority shipped included. Offers welcome.

Recoil Magazine has published my latest article about Jihad Museum in Herat Afghanistan. I invite you to read the article and welcome your comments. https://www.recoilweb.com/jihad-museum-herat-vist-186205.html

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My latest article is in Recoil magazine. I hope you enjoy the article and welcome your comments. https://www.recoilweb.com/land-cruisers-of-gwot-a-look-at-the-iconic-vehicles-of-americas-forever-wars-185680.html

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Trash and food in the vehicle. I spray ammonia around the vehicle doors and trailer doors.

Get AAA premium. Even with a new vehicle having road service is good insurance. 100 mile tows are a real benefit.

The Big Horn River in Thermopolis has outstanding Trout water with big fat fish. I have a guide I use who is great. PM me if you want his number.

When a cheeseburger is just not enough.

Do not wrapped up on buy all the expensive stuff. Walmart has everything you need.

A Garmin InReach will allow two way text messaging to someone at home who can make phone calls for you. I travel with an InReach and an Iridium Sat phone. I buy prepaid minutes before I go on a trip . If I don't use them then great no emergency. You can rent sat phones for a trip. I bought...

I use one of these. Very well made and great organization and not too expensive. https://adventuretoolcompany.com/product/camp-kitchen

A mobile radio for the vehicle. A handheld radio for the hand. Using a handheld radio in a vehicle will not work very well with limited range and the metal of the cabin blocking the signal. Just an exercise in frustration . Radios are cheap enough to get a mobile for a decent price.

Notebook, pens, a couple of Sharpies, first aid kit , could be a trauma bag or boo-boo kit depending on your skill set, map books like the DeLorme Gazetteer, insect repellant, camp shoes for lounging around camp, emergency rescue equipment like a firearm and OC spray, extra keys for all...

Many of these recoveries are the result of people following the GPS without any awareness of the terrain and a lack of critical thinking skills.

Work gloves, head lamp, flashlight, PETT toilet with bags, good cup for coffee, wine, scotch, toilet kit in a bag with paper, tush wipes and sanitizer , face wipes, binoculars, corkscrew, bottle opener, pocket/folding knife, fixed blade knife like a Mora , Leatherman tool , small table...