Here are three case studies of medical intervention in the face of explosive threats. This is not a primer on blast injury; rather, it discusses tactical considerations should you need to perform medical care in a potentially explosive environment.
This op-ed, written in the dark days of the early 2020s, clarifies a misleading statement by the media. Students of force application can learn from its breakdown and analysis of the Fleeing Felon doctrine, especially Tennessee v. Garner. It wraps with some advice for responsibly armed citizens.
There is a misconception out there about the so-called “average” gunfight, that is often quoted as if it were Gospel. Sadly, many store clerks who perpetuate this lie, while selling new shooters guns that are hard to hold, hard to manipulate, and hard to hit with, actually believe The Lie.