The Carver One is built for a realistic military experience at an affordable price. With an all aluminum die cast receiver, heavy duty braided stainless steel gas line and durable black matte finish. The marker features a high performance 8 1/2 inch quick thread barrel and in-line bolt system, plus four picatinny rails for customization, a built-in foregrip and built-in sights and sling mounts.

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Tippmann is pleased to introduce the new U.S. Army Paintball Carver One – a new .68 caliber paintball marker made by Tippmann that will cost the consumer less than $100.

Carver One is the latest addition to the extremely popular and rapidly growing U.S. Army Paintball line. The new marker incorporates an array of eye catching and p... Read More

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If this offends anyone, I'm sorry; but this U. S. MARINE COMBAT VETERAN has the right to be heard. 

A Retired Marine SgtMaj Responds!!!

            (Too bad we don't have folks on Capitol Hill willing to speak out like this.  J.D. Pendry is a retired Marine Sergeant Major... Read More

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Here is the announcement and pictures of Tippmann's new Alpha Black Salvo Model.

We are excited to release the new U.S. Army Paintball Marker - Project Salvo™…an exciting new marker from U.S. Army Paintball featuring a six position collapsible and foldable stock, an AR-15 style shroud with four built-in Picatinny rails and a new AR-15 style magazine that doubles as a helpful toolkit. The marker also incorporates... Read More

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FORT POLK, La. -- Five Fort Polk Soldiers made history April 8, when they became the first on post to jump from a Lakota Light Utility Aircraft.

The Lakota LUH 72A is a commercial, off-the-shelf aircraft that is replacing the Army's aging OH-58 and UH-1 helicopters, said Maj. Kevin McHugh, executive officer for the 5th Aviation Battalion (Provisional).

"The Lakota was originally designed for use by Homeland Security," McHugh said. "It's leaps and bounds beyond what we currently... Read More

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