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Operation Iraqi Freedom PEO Soldier Lessons Learned 15 May 2003
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Introduction

The following is a gathering of lessons learned on items of equipment either within the PEO Soldier domain or closely related to current or planned PEO programs. These were gathered by the PEO Soldier Liaison to the ASA(ALT)-SWA Operations Cell which accompanied a team from the Science and Technology community conducting a similar mission for AMC, and RDECOM.

The lessons were gathered from 5 through 10 May 2003 from soldiers serving in the Baghdad sector during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Comments came from Brigade Commanders down to riflemen. The following units were interviewed:

HHC/1-187 IN, 101^st ABN (5 MAY)
2d BCT, 82d ABN (6-7 and 10 MAY)
- 3-325 PIR (7 MAY)
- 2-325 PIR (7 MAY)
- 3-7 CAV (8 MAY)
- FSB (8 MAY)
1^st BCT, 3 ID (9 MAY)
- 3-69 AR (9 MAY)

Brigade headquarters was informed and granted permission to conduct interviews at the company level. The brigade issued a FRAGO to subordinate units and arranged link up times. Once the team arrived in company areas of operations they gathered available soldiers, typically 7 to 10, and conduct interviews for approximately 90 minutes.

An effort was made to capture observations from soldiers with a wide variety of MOS's and experiences. The team questioned airborne, air assault and mechanized infantrymen, armored soldiers from both armored battalions and cavalry squadrons, and clerks, mechanics, and medical personnel in the support battalion.

Soldiers from the 2d BCT, 82d ABN FSB,
Baghdad, Iraq

The timing was very fortuitous. In almost all cases, the team members were the first external visitors to the unit. Soldiers were fresh off combat operations and were just beginning the stability and support phase of the operation. They were very interested in relating their experiences and thoughts on how equipment could be improved. They recognized that the equipment provided significant combat overmatch against the combatants they encountered enroute to and in Baghdad. However, all soldiers know there is always room for improvement. In this spirit, this document will capture their feelings on what worked well and what can be improved as well as their ideas on how the deficiencies can be corrected.

The team recorded the soldier's comments as accurately as possible

Lubricant: Soldiers provided consistent comments that CLP was not a good choice for weapon's maintenance in this environment. The sand is a fine as talcum powder here. The CLP attracted the sand to the weapon. Soldiers considered a product called Militec to be a much better solution for lubricating individual and crew-served weapons.

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Operation Iraqi Freedom Lessons Learned
15 MAY 2003

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AUSA SUSTAINING MEMBER PROFILE: MILITEC, INC. - ARMY MAGAZINE
December 2006

DETONICS FIRED 40,000 ROUNDS WITHOUT A SINGLE JAM USING MILITEC-1.
CAN YOUR LUBE DO THAT?
September 2006

ARMY STANDS BY OFFICIAL CLP PRODUCT
May 19, 2006

STARS AND STRIPES ARTICLES
March 2006-May 2006

ARMI MAGAZINE
November 2005

MILITEC? YOU BET! - SOLDIER OF FORTUNE ARTICLE
April 2005

SPECIAL WEAPONS FOR MILITARY AND POLICE
November 2004

ATTA BOY MILITEC! - SOLDIER OF FORTUNE ARTICLE
September 2004

GUN OIL MAKER AWARDED FOR SERVICE TO MILITARY
Maryland Independent - July 30, 2004

DSCR NEWS RELEASE
July 12, 2004

POLICE - THE LAW ENFORCEMENT MAGAZINE
August 2004

INFANTRY BUGLER | PDF
Spring 2004

INFANTRY BUGLER (PDF)
Winter 2003/2004

FAULTY LUBE SAID AT FAULT FOR IRAQ WEAPONS FAILURES
The New GUN WEEK - December 10, 2003

STRYKER NEWS STRYKER HISTORY

December 9, 2003
The Army’s First Stryker Brigade Combat Team, The 3rd Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division, is equipped with four-thousand four-ounce bottles of MILITEC-1 and sixty gallons of stock for re-filling their four-ounce bottles.

11-28-2003 DefenseWatch "The Voice of the Grunt"
A Rare Victory over the Army Bureaucrats
By Ed Offley
Brad Giordani’s long struggle with the Army bureaucrats may be nearly over, and countless thousands of American troops in Iraq and Afghanistan will have reason to celebrate.
Giordani’s firm, Militec Inc. of Waldorf, Md., manufactures a synthetic-base weapon lubricant called MILITEC-1 Synthetic Metal Conditioner. The lubricant is used by dozens of state and federal agencies including the United States Secret Service, Coast Guard, Immigration & Naturalization Service and U.S. Marshall Service.

Federal Lawmakers Investigating Army-issue Gun Lube Problems
By Jim Hoffer First reported on television November 18, 2003
(New York-WABC, November 26, 2003) — Lawmakers on Capitol Hill are vowing to find out why the military is issuing a gun lubricant that many soldiers claim causes their weapons to jam, and endangers their lives.

GUN LUBRICANT MAKER BATTLES MILITARY
Maryland Independent - November 21, 2003

TUNE UP YOUR AUTOLOADER
Ducks Unlimited - Issue November/December 2003

MORE HORSEPOWER! THE DYNOJET 250 CAN ASSIST! | PDF
Motorcycle Article - BRM Issue 15 October/November 2003

STARS AND STRIPES ARTICLE
September 21, 2003

1087th MEDIUM TRUCK COMPANY
August 18, 2003

SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS RELEASE
Slippery lubricant rules create conflict for Army
July 21, 2003

INSIDE THE ARMY ARTICLE
July 21, 2003

LIVE INTERVIEW ON WTOP RADIO - MONDAY, JULY 14, 2003 - CHAS HENRY

WRONG LUBRICANT, JAMMED WEAPONS, DEAD SOLDIERS
DefenseWatch Article - June 18, 2003

DAYS OF DARKNESS, WITH DEATH OUTSIDE THE DOOR
Washington Post Article - April 14, 2003

FORT RILEY SOLDIER'S IDEA KEEPS WEAPONS WORKING
April 5, 2003

MILITEC, INC. HELPS FIGHT THE WAR ON DRUGS! - PRESS RELEASE
THE COLUMBIAN MILITARY IS USING MILITEC-1 IN RIVERBOATS
FOR COUNTER-GUERILLA OPERATIONS
January 21, 2003

MILITEC, INC. FILLS ARMY EMERGENCY REQUISITION
January 14, 2003

MILITEC-1: IT'S IN KUWAIT NOW! - PRESS RELEASE
October 3, 2002

GUN WORLD MAGAZINE
September 2002

BONDING, LUBRICATION, AND HEAVY METAL
The following article was originally published in the Daymarker -
the monthly newsletter of the Occoquan Yacht Club in Virginia.

U.S. SKY MARSHALS - PRESS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE : SKY MARSHALS ADOPT MILITEC-1
June 17, 2002

Australian Shooter Magazine - Firearms PROTECTION in a bottle
HTML | GPAPHIC VERSION

NZ Guns & Hunting Magazine - MILITEC-1 Review
HTML | GRAPHIC VERSION

MILITEC-1 receives NZ Outdoor 10/10 Seal of Excellence,
click HERE for Article (GIF file 230Kb)

Review of MILITEC-1 by www.blackpowder.co.nz

U.S. COAST GUARD - PRESS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: TO ALL MILITARY ACTIVITIES
COAST GUARD SWITCHES TO MILITEC-1 WEAPONS LUBRICANT
September 21, 2001

MILITEC-1 CITED IN GUN WORLD MAGAZINE'S JANUARY 2001 ISSUE

In an article by Dr. Martin D. Topper, "Getting the Best from the Glock 19", MILITEC-1 gets high praise. The quote below comes from this article. To see the entire article CLICK THE LINK BELOW.

ARTICLE - GUN WORLD MAGAZINE - 2001 (PDF FILE - 2.7 Megs)

"All semi-auto pistols require some lubricant for reliability and to prevent excessive wear. I'd been using Remington Rem Oil for some time. I like it for the internal parts of revolvers and the trigger mechanism of my glock, but it seemed a little light for the slide rails and barrel of my semi-auto. Previously, I'd picked up a couple of bottles of Militec-1 at the Secret Service matches, and found that it did an excellent job of lubricating my Colt .45. Militec-1 is a polymer that's thicker than Rem Oil and does not evaporate as fast. It also bonds to metal when the gun is hot and provides a very slick and wear-resistant surface. I used it on my Glock, and after several sessions at the range, the slide cycled noticeably smoother."

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November 1999

WASHINGTON POST ARTICLE
When Truth Is Stranger Than Friction
June 10, 1996

MILITARY TECHNOLOGY MAGAZINE Vol XV - Issue 2, 1991
Militec-1's Use In Desert Storm
Selling Coals To Newcastle

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Government Abuse Page Created on April 1, 2007 - Updated April 2nd and 3rd

Supporting the troops means listening to them and issuing the gear they want and need. This can only be done by "holding account" the status quo bureaucrats that want to stay employed or get a new job after their retirement. You do not get ahead in government by bucking the status quo.

1. The Department of Defense Office of Inspector General (DoD-IG) is supposed to be politically neutral and non partisan.

Page 18 of the DoD-IG document (p 23 in ADOBE PDF), Appendix F, Small Arms Center, “top 10 issue areas,” point 6 Cleaning. "A little Cleaner, Lubricant, Preservative does wonders, not MILTEC." Is this "added comment" by the IG loyalty to the system, or is this loyalty to their non partisan and politically neutral job? Some problems with this report is summarized @ nadeau/auditreport1.html

DoD IG HTML Version | PDF Version | Problems with IG report

Four years ago Militec Inc. contacted the DoD IG and Director Trahan did nothing.

http://www.militec1.com/Thompson21.html LTG Thompson blessed the DoD-IG report and convinced his boss to sign off on it

http://www.militec1.com/mildocs/statement_facts.html Director Trahan @ the DoD-IG received this factual document on September 19, 2003

2. Major General Roger A. Nadeau believes MilSpec CLP should be the only product used by our troops in combat and weapons should be cleaned up to eight (8) times a day - even though the weapons have never been fired. http://www.militec1.com/RogerANadeau.html

3. Patrick J. Finegan's Letter to Militec,Inc.- May 31, 2006 | Unethical Conduct by DSCR | (PDF)

Why did Patrick Finegan at Defense Supply Center, Richmond, (DSCR) delay and then cancel a five year ID/IQ contract for MILITEC-1 that was already approved by DSCR? This long term contract was being awarded based on thousands of individual requisitions from our troops in record time, a Gold Medal issued to Militec, Inc. for perfect compliance a year before, and the simple fact DSCR was constantly back-ordered and could not keep up with the troop demand.

Why did Patrick Finegan divert MILITEC-1 war contracts to an unknown competitor (in record time) with "no Military history" and a different formula? Plus, this competitor lied on the documents to get the awards and Mr. Finegan still did nothing after I brought this to his attention.

Why did Patrick Finegan suspend MILITEC-1 National Stock Numbers (NSN'S) and email thousands of MILITEC-1 customers to order CLP?

What prompted Patrick Finegan to disregard a 1995 Congressionally brokered agreement with DoD that was in effect and also http://www.militec1.com/mildocs/Lyden.html?

Who gave Patrick Finegan the authority to cancel an agreement that has been in effect with the DoD since 1995? DSCR, RDECOM and ARDEC cannot over- ride the Secretary of Defenses' office can they?

Mr. Patrick Finegan's unethical conduct is one reason why our troops still cannot get the gear they need to do their job. As long as Patrick Finegan can play judge and jury and hide behind his battery of government lawyers, the system will stay broken until the proper oversight is instigated by Congress.

The Defense Supply Center, (DSCR) is broken and Mr. Patrick Finegan should be held accountable for shafting our troops and my company.

I will continue to fight the system bureaucrats that place their comfortable jobs over the immediate needs of our troops in combat. This page will be constantly updated to include other federal agencies and individuals that abuse their power.

Bradley Paul Giordani
President
Militec, Inc.
Work 301-893-3910 Home 301-274-4129 Cell 240-682-0810
Private email Brad.Giordani@militec.com

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PEO SOLDIER LESSONS LEARNED
15 May 2003

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MILITEC-1 TEST REPORTS

Joseph A. Meyer, IV, Captain United States Army
TESTING OF MILITEC-1 LUBRICANT IN GARRISON

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RESULTS FROM TESTING OF MILITEC-l WEAPONS METAL CONDITIONER
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MILITEC-1 METAL CONDITIONER USE IN PANAMA
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STATE POLICE LUBRICANT TEST

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A TEST AND EVALUATION REPORT BY HUGH G.M. LOVE AND DON SMART

TALON MANUFACTURING HIGH STRESS WEAPONS TEST

U.S. ARMY INFANTRY SCHOOL, DISMOUNTED BATTLESPACE BATTLE LAB TESTING OF MILITEC-1
BATTLE LAB WAR FIGHTING EXPERIMENT
OF RIFLE AND CARBINE BORESIGHT RETENTION
FINAL EXPERIMENT REPORT
MAY 1997(32 pages)
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By Russ Chastain. MILITEC-1 is Good Stuff

...The claim is that this stuff soaks into the pores of the metal, and from the way it stays on the gun, I believe it...

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MILITEC AWARDED FOR SERVICE TO MILITARY

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Teddy Jacobson, Pistolsmith, Actions by "T" - I have been perfecting my handgun action work for the past 25 years. Very few people, if any, know as much about trigger work as I do. In order to have a glass smooth action, using a superior lubrication is essential...