Tactically Squared Away Pt 2, Ready for the Apocalypse?

Published on April 4, 2020
Duration: 91:19

This video, 'Tactically Squared Away Pt 2, Ready for the Apocalypse?', by nutnfancy, delves into preparing for 'Soldier Boy' drills and 'Without Rule of Law' scenarios. It emphasizes mission focus, the SAWC (Simple, Adequate, Well-chosen, Capable) principle, and realistic gear loadouts. The instructor stresses physical fitness, mental toughness, and the importance of paring down gear to essential, mission-critical items, while also discussing considerations for communication, weapon selection, and body armor.

Quick Summary

The SAWC principle (Simple, Adequate, Well-chosen, Capable) guides tactical gear selection, emphasizing mission focus and avoiding unnecessary weight. For scenarios like 'Soldier Boy' drills or 'Without Rule of Law' patrols, carrying around 120 rounds of rifle ammunition and a lightweight utility knife is recommended. Prioritizing mental toughness and realistic training is crucial.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: The Call to Action
  2. 01:03The 'Soldier Boy' Experience Explained
  3. 02:24Context: COVID-19 Scare & Economic Ramifications
  4. 03:00The Nutnfancy Project Channel Strategy
  5. 04:25Importance of Donor Support
  6. 05:22Foundation: Physical Fitness & Competence (Part 1 Recap)
  7. 07:08Instructor's Approach: My System, Not 'The' System
  8. 07:45Rejecting Tactical Elitism
  9. 08:13Civilian Sheepdog Mentality
  10. 09:00Global Audience & Moral Values
  11. 10:02Recap: Physical Fitness & System Competence
  12. 11:07Errata: Mission Focus for Soldier Boy vs. Rule of Law
  13. 12:25The SAWC Principle: Firepower vs. Mobility
  14. 13:14Soldier Boy Drill Requirements (Ranges, Stress, Ammo)
  15. 14:50Optic Choice: Magnified vs. Unmagnified
  16. 16:31Mission Focus: Without Rule of Law Scenarios
  17. 18:50Micro Communities & Community Protection Standards
  18. 20:21Avoiding Past Paradigms: The New Threat Landscape
  19. 21:14Organized vs. Lone Wolf Threats
  20. 23:21Loadouts for Community Defense
  21. 24:25Mission Focus & Realistic Systems
  22. 25:13Pre-flight Your Gear: KISS Principle
  23. 26:37The Run Away Principle
  24. 27:25Overt vs. Concealed Preparations
  25. 28:05Show of Force as a Deterrent
  26. 29:52Clandestine Loadout Example
  27. 32:26Mental Preparation: The Core Requirement
  28. 33:32Soldier Boy Debriefs: Learning from Experience
  29. 34:00Mental Toughness in Without Rule of Law Scenarios
  30. 35:32Tough Decisions in Crisis
  31. 36:45Specifics: Weapon Selection Examples
  32. 38:12Ammunition Loadout: Mission Focused
  33. 40:24Pistol Magazine Loadout
  34. 41:47KISS Principle in Action: Shellback Tactical Rig
  35. 43:01Accuracy Over Speed: Pistol Deployment
  36. 43:46Ammo Loadout: Sapper Rifle Considerations
  37. 45:46Sapper Rifle Loadout Example
  38. 47:05Rant: Under the Table Gear Promotion
  39. 49:47Backpack Integration
  40. 50:47Body Armor: Weight vs. Protection
  41. 53:03Cross Draw Vest Pros and Cons
  42. 54:43Integrating Body Armor with Cross Draw Vest
  43. 56:46Preparedness of TnP Members
  44. 58:34Slings: Simplicity is Key
  45. 61:45Errata: Mission Support Gear - Comms
  46. 62:03Radio Battery Life & Maintenance
  47. 63:33Commercial Grade Radios
  48. 65:43Peltor Lycom Pro 3s: High-End Comms
  49. 67:01Radio Usage Protocol & Team Trust
  50. 67:43Errata: Knife on LBE
  51. 68:59Knife Utility and Weight Considerations
  52. 69:11Affordable Knife Options

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SAWC principle for gear selection?

The SAWC principle, emphasized by nutnfancy, stands for Simple, Adequate, Well-chosen, and Capable. It guides users to select gear that directly enhances their mission capabilities without adding unnecessary weight or complexity, avoiding extraneous items.

How much ammunition should I carry for tactical scenarios?

For 'Soldier Boy' drills and 'Without Rule of Law' patrols, carrying four rifle magazines (approximately 120 rounds) is recommended. Carrying more is only advised if operating solo, and the weight penalty must be considered.

What type of knife is best for tactical loadouts?

A lightweight 'soldier blade' knife, ideally under eight ounces, is recommended for utility and self-defense. Heavy survival knives are discouraged due to their unnecessary weight and bulk on a load-bearing equipment (LBE).

Are radios essential for 'Without Rule of Law' situations?

Radios can be advantageous for coordinating with a trusted team, but they require significant battery power and maintenance, making them short-term solutions. Ensure team members know how to operate them and have a clear communication protocol.

Should I wear body armor for tactical preparedness?

Yes, if SAWC permits and the weight is manageable. Lightweight rifle plates are recommended over heavy ceramic plates for mobile operations. Body armor can significantly increase survivability, especially with limited medical care available.

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