Combat & Survival is a quality, informed and informative title that keeps its readers up to spec on a multitude of topics, ranging from comprehensive kit advice, weapons and hardware reviews, and trouble-zone news to battle tactics. Our correspondents are the most well-respected, authoritative journos in the field. Their hot-spot reports have taken in Bosnia, Kosovo, Israel, Azerbaijan, Albania, Sudan, Somalia, South Africa, Cyprus and Afghanistan, Kuwait and, of course, Iraq.

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Frontline 1 / DUST OFF

Carl Schulze joins a US 82nd Airborne medevac helicopter mission in Afghanistan.

Frontline 2 / DESERT MASTIFF

Yves Debay joins the Light Dragoons on duty above the Green Zone in Afghanistan.

Firearms Accessories / UK FIST

Greg Roberts looks at new British Army Qioptiq Surveillance & Target Acquisition Equipment.

Working Knives / COLD STEEL

Greg Roberts has been testing a range of hunting and outdoor blades from Bear Arm Ltd.

Survival Essentials / WATER

Jason Polley discusses retention, finding and filtering the one thing we cannot live without.

Foreign Forces / AIRBORNE K9

Carl Schulze concludes a two-part feature on Germany’s Spezialdiensthundezug service dogs.

UK Forces News / HERRICK 12

Bob Morrison reports on the announcement that 40 Commando are off to Helmand.

Kit & Camo / COLD WAR SOLDIER

'Q’ turns back the clock four decades to the introduction of '68 Disruptive Pattern Material.

Gormley’s Gear / TRIED & TESTED

Mike Gormley tests out Nikwax Analogy clothing, ice crampons and a handy belt mug.

Camo News / UCP-Delta

Bob Morrison reports briefly on US Army attempts to find the perfect camouflage pattern.

Security Industry / XMAS BOMB PLOT

David Rubens asks "Why can’t we learn" from past intelligence mistakes?

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