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Elite Forces / COLD RESPONSE '10

Carl Schulze joins Amphibious and Special Forces on a Northern Flank exercise

UK Equipment News / LM7 Sharpshooter

Bob Morrison photographs the new British Army L129A1 7.62mm procured for Helmand

Firearms / Sphinx 3000

Greg Roberts visits the Interlaken factory and shoots the Swiss Service Pistol

UK Gear News / Osprey & PECOC

Bob Morrison photographs new British body armour carriers and load carry accessories

Survival Essentials / In The Desert

Jason Polley gives hints and tips for staying alive in the most challenging conditions on Earth

Centrespread Poster / Maria Eriksson

The Playboy model returns to C&S to give a personal message to 40 Commando

UK Armour / Mastiff 3

Bob Morrison spots the latest Protected Patrol Vehicle version at Defence Vehicle Dynamics

Frontline Report / Task Force THOR

Carl Schulze concludes his two-part exclusive on US Route Clearance Patrols in Afghanistan

Kit & Camo / Lizard Variations

'Q' looks at the evolution of three patterns from a post-WWII Indo-China War original

Gormley's Gear / Tried & Tested

Mike Gormley takes an in-depth look as the Leatherman Supertool 300

Security Industry / Lions & Donkeys

David Rubens suggests that our strategic planners have learned nothing from history

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