Gear in Your Pocket

Introducing Tactical NAV™. The application created by a U.S. Army Captain assigned to the iconic 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) while deployed to Afghanistan, Tactical NAV™ puts the military grid reference system (MGRS) and field navigation in the palm of your hand!

This designer makes some very innovative products. I like all of them but especially the credit card knife. I have one in my wallet. I have opened and closed it numerous times and it is still fully functional and sharp enough to perform surgery!

Spy Coins is offering a 20% discount for all Alexandrian Defense visitors. Use discount code "Alexandria" during your purchase.

During the Cold War, Spies from both the East and West used Hollow Coins to ferry secret messages, suicide poisons, and microfilms undetected. This company is a wonderful small American family owned business that specializes in the manufacture of precision spy gear. They have an outstanding selection of fully functional hollow spy coins. They are all precision machined from actual coins, and are absolutely indistinguishable from a solid coin to the naked eye. They can be safely handled without danger of separation, and could easily circulate without detection. Although the technology of the hollow coin is not new, the data media is. Four of their coins are specially machined to secure the MicroSD Memory Card, which has capacities of several gigabytes.

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Two Sizes. The Pocket Grappling Hook Was Originally Built By EOD Robotics, Inc. At The Request Of A Desert Warfare Operator. He Explained His Need For A Light Weight, Reusable Grappling Hook That Could Be Used To Snag Trip Wires Or Command Detonation Wires on IEDs In A Combat Environment. Soon Other Members Of The Military Saw How Useful They Were And Ordered Another Production Run.

Remove The Spikes From The Outside And Use It To Cast A Line. This is currently being used by military RTOs (Radio Telephone Operators) to string field expedient HF antennas.

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Travel internationally while keeping your identification secure.

As of October, 2006, the US state department issued rules that dictate all US passports must have embedded RFID tags. The chips are designed to hold biometric data for passport holders, but are not designed to track your movements... Or so they say...

Place your passport inside the RFID Blocking Passport Billfold, and your data remains safely ensconced inside soft black leather, only readable when you want it to be. Just like the RFID Blocking Wallet, your personal information never leaks out, and you won't have to put tin-foil down your pants.

The RFID Blocking Passport Billfold has room for your passport, and also has room for four credit-cards, your driver's license, and a pocket for your folding money. Nice!