February 14, 2014
Evening Show 1h 1m Complete Radio Episode 2014
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Summary

Mark Koernke discussed a U.S. Army training facility built to simulate an American town, expressing concern that it was designed for practicing urban warfare against American civilians rather than overseas operations. He analyzed the facility's components—including a Christian church, school, and emergency services—and criticized the double standard in how police treat service dogs versus police dogs. Don, a night vision technology vendor, provided detailed information on first-generation night vision gun sights priced at $400, discussed the impending transition from green phosphor to white phosphor screens in night vision technology, and explained the technical specifications and applications of night vision equipment across various rifle platforms and belt-fed weapons systems.

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