Articles written by: Samuel Culper III

Information Operations, Part One: Psychological Operations

Information Operations, Part One: Psychological Operations

Before we get into today’s post, I just wanted to let everyone know that a few friends and I are starting up Militia Magazine, a monthly digital publication focused on the militia.  If you’re a Facebook user, would you mind heading over and liking our new page?  Thank y’all! Information [...]

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Analysis and Control Element Organization

Analysis and Control Element Organization

In the last month or so, we covered three topics about standing up your organization’s Analysis and Control Element (ACE).  For those of you interested in forming your own ACEs or for commanders looking for guidance, this article is directed at you.  We’ll cover how exactly I’d set up my [...]

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Establishing the Intelligence Element, Part Three: OSINT Collection

Establishing the Intelligence Element, Part Three: OSINT Collection

This is Part Three of Establishing the Intelligence Element.  Part One (ACE) can be found here; Part Two (HUMINT) here. In the first two posts in this series, we covered twice that ‘every Patriot is a sensor (intelligence collector)’.  That is to say, every Patriot should at least passively collect [...]

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A Letter from Aging Patriots

A Letter from Aging Patriots

I recently received an email from an older Patriot concerned about his role in the III% movement.  His email along with my response is posted below. I am 59 years old. I am a Vietnam Era Air Force veteran who has never seen combat or fired a weapon at a [...]

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Reflections on the Department of Education

Reflections on the Department of Education

Still out of the loop.  This is an atypical post for Guerrillamerica but I thought it was too interesting for citizens of the American Redoubt not to seriously consider. I spent the past couple of days with an American (US) couple who live here as missionaries.  It was nice to [...]

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Establishing the Intelligence Element, Part Two: HUMINT Gathering Operations

Establishing the Intelligence Element, Part Two: HUMINT Gathering Operations

This is Part Two of a multi-part series on Establishing the Intelligence Element.  Part One can be found here. In the previous article, we briefly covered how to establish the ‘brain’ of your intelligence operations, what it looks like, and how it functions.  Today, we cover how we feed the [...]

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Establishing the Intelligence Element, Part One: Analysis and Control Element (ACE)

Establishing the Intelligence Element, Part One: Analysis and Control Element (ACE)

I’ll be MIA and likely incommunicado for the next couple months but I will post as frequently as I can.  I’ve written a handful of articles dealing strictly with intelligence, why it’s critical in the fight, and why every Patriot is a sensor. From the top. ‘Intelligence’ can be mystical.  [...]

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Man Alone Tactical II

Man Alone Tactical II

I benefited so greatly from my previous training with Man Alone Tactical (MAT) that I spent another weekend at their training area in South Carolina.  It was definitely worth the drive.  Before I get into what I learned, let me say this: if MAT offered a course in tactical underwater [...]

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MOGW: Chapter Three

MOGW: Chapter Three

I went through an old copy of Mao Tse-Tung’s On Guerrilla Warfare (MOGW) and re-read all the highlighted portions.  Written in 1937 under the context of the Japanese Imperialist invasion, it’s a great introduction to guerrilla strategy though it can be a bit dry.  I’ll list Chapter Three with my [...]

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The Role of Biometrics in Future Domestic Conflicts

The Role of Biometrics in Future Domestic Conflicts

Biometrics is a deeply misunderstood application. I hope to dispel some myths and illustrate why biometrics is dangerous to guerrilla and resistance movements. ‘Biometrics’ is simply a measurement of identity.  Bio, meaning life – namely human – and metric, meaning a measurement: a measurement of human identity, if you will. [...]

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