Category Archives: KOMMANDO-International Special Operations Magazine

KOMMANDO magazine’s International English Edition #1

Posted on February 5, 2012 by Strikehold

I picked up an advance copy of this long-awaited publication at the SHOT Show, but now comes the official announcement from K-ISOM HQ: The first KOMMANDO International English Edition #1 (former German SPEZIAL # 3) “Small Arms of German Special … Continue reading →

KOMMANDO, Issue 15

Posted on January 27, 2011 by Strikehold

If you’ve got time to read at the moment – I don’t! – then you should definitely pick up the latest copy of KOMMANDO. Of course, if you can’t read German then I guess you won’t exactly be “reading” it … Continue reading →

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Lots of kuhl stuff from KOMMANDO – International Special Operations Magazine

Posted on November 21, 2010 by Strikehold

The latest issue of KOMMANDO has been out for a couple of weeks now, and as usual is packed full of great articles, superb photography and excellent reviews.Also released recently is KOMMANDO’s first MISSIONS special edition, this one covering counter-insurgency … Continue reading →

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KOMMANDO – International Special Operations Magazine

Posted on May 1, 2009 by Strikehold

The May-June 2009 edition is out now – and its another high-quality, in-depth, up-close, 80-page package of goodness. Even though the magazine is 95% in German language, the plethora of top-notch photography makes it easy to get the gist of what’s … Continue reading →

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KOMMANDO magazine, Issue 4

Posted on April 15, 2009 by Strikehold

Nice cover shot of a German Paratrooper from Fallschirmjaegerbataillon 313′s Sniper Platoon getting ready to reach out and touch somebody. These guys take “Front-and-Centre!” in the main article.Also in this issue: GSG9 “in detail” Personal equipment for CSAR and SERE … Continue reading →