Posted on Mar 1, 2016
The Greatest Mercenary Magazine Of All Time Is Folding
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Forty years after its founding, Soldier of Fortune, the “Journal of Professional Adventurers,” is retiring from newsstands.
When former Green Beret Robert K. Brown founded Soldier of Fortune in 1975, he had one very specific audience in mind: G.I.s who had returned from Vietnam only to realize that they felt more at home on the battlefield than they did in a society that widely shunned the war they represented.
When former Green Beret Robert K. Brown founded Soldier of Fortune in 1975, he had one very specific audience in mind: G.I.s who had returned from Vietnam only to realize that they felt more at home on the battlefield than they did in a society that widely shunned the war they represented.
The Greatest Mercenary Magazine Of All Time Is Folding
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A good replacement is PMCI - Private Military Contractors International. Sad to see Soldier of Fortune go.
http://www.pmci-magazine.com/pmci-september-2015/
http://www.pmci-magazine.com/pmci-september-2015/
The only magazine dedicated solely to the PMC sector
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Dave Fisherman
I agree I always like SOF mag, I'm sad to see it go.
I was always an still, are interested in the American Special, Forces and Russian/ Special Forces and Mercenaries. I think PMCI-Makes a great replacement for it.
The problem in my , opion, is I guess, I'm old, school like they say, because I rather orderd it in print, Hard copy than E-book.
I E- mailed, them and they said They don't sell, in regular print,
I'd love to subscribe to PMCI-Magazine for 2017, ect.
Thanks Dave-Fisherman.-U.S.A.
I was always an still, are interested in the American Special, Forces and Russian/ Special Forces and Mercenaries. I think PMCI-Makes a great replacement for it.
The problem in my , opion, is I guess, I'm old, school like they say, because I rather orderd it in print, Hard copy than E-book.
I E- mailed, them and they said They don't sell, in regular print,
I'd love to subscribe to PMCI-Magazine for 2017, ect.
Thanks Dave-Fisherman.-U.S.A.
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SGT (Join to see)
I thought it was interesting the magazine started out with Vietnam stories, and grew from that.
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I never subscribed. If it was about war, I didn't want to read about it back then.
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