armyreservemarksman.com is NOT the official Army Reserve Marksman site

Do NOT visit armyreservemarksman.com

armyreservemarksman.com is a spam site hawking pills and has nothing to do with the US Army Reserve Shooting Team

I registered http://armyreservemarksman.info because Army Reserve Marksman is an informational site. Top-level domains were intended to reference the site to the type of organization/activity it represented. For example, .com (commercial site), .net (networking technology, such as ISPs) and .org (non-profit.)

.mil would be most accurate, but that is a restricted TLD managed by the Defense Information Systems Agency

Once OCAR (Office of the Chief, Army Reserve) again officially circulates Army Reserve Marksman,as required by published Army regulation, we can possibly get armyreservemarksman as a .mil TLD.

For now, Army Reserve Marksman is officially armyreservemarksman.info

Afghanistan Shooting Tips

Dec21 by John M. Buol Jr.

SGT Kyle Carpenter of the 946th Forward Surgical Team in Afghanistan took a shooting class at Fort Dix held by members of the USAR Shooting Team and put together this photo presentation.

US Army Reserve Shooting Team: Publicity and Retention

Nov7 by John M. Buol Jr.

Marketing is defined as activities, institutions, and processes for creating and communicating offerings that have value for clients, partners, and society at large. Maintaining a force of 205,000 personnel requires effort and incentives to get and keep Soldiers in uniform.

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US Army Reserve Shooting Team: Saving Money

Nov6 by John M. Buol Jr.

Heightened skills are nice but every organization must address the bottom line. Like it or not, progress and function is driven by the dollar.

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US Army Reserve Shooting Team: Matches Are Training

Nov5 by John M. Buol Jr.

Marksmanship programs were not invented as mere sporting pursuits. Following the Civil War, GEN George Wingate and others held shooting events to learn the best methods of small arms use, striving to promote and encourage rifle shooting on a scientific basis.

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