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Soldiers of the Dagger Brigade participated in Dagger University, which partner’s professors and graduate teaching assistants from Kansas State University in providing informative lectures to attendees at Fort Riley, Kansas September 3, 2015. The purpose of the lectures is to provide a shared understanding of the Middle East through the lecture presentations and the first hand experiences of the presenters. (U.S. Army photos by 2ABCT Public Affairs)
Soldiers of the Dagger Brigade participated in Dagger University, which partner’s professors and graduate teaching assistants from Kansas State University in providing informative lectures to attendees at Fort Riley, Kansas September 3, 2015. The purpose of the lectures is to provide a shared understanding of the Middle East through the lecture presentations and the first hand experiences of the presenters. (U.S. Army photos by 2ABCT Public Affairs)
ZEN MAGNETS - Neodymium Magnetic Balls (@681) - Dagger completed handle
Took the handle from my Medieval War Mace and converted it to a dagger design. This is very fragile and heavy ... it had to be propped up to prevent it from destroying itself.
(@341) - Handle - (24 x (14-ball (4-ball center + linked outer ring of 10-balls) linked)) + (4-ball ring end + 1-ball end tip)
(@114) - Cross-Guard - (2 x (2 x 16-ball outer ring) at handle top) + (2 x 4-ball connect to side end tips, fold back over to connect to outer ring to form pentagon angled slightly) + (2 x (4 x 5-ball rings linked) + 1-ball tip))
(@226) - Blade - (2 x (27-ball chain x 2 center) + 2 x (8-ball chain x 2 next layer) + (2 x (4-ball chain x 2 next layer) + (2 x ((2-ball x 2) + 1 side center )) + (2 x ((2-ball x 2) + 1 tip)) + (2 x (2R-Hex 18-ball folded in half + 6-ball pair + 1-ball tip) used to attach blade to handle)
Soldiers of the Dagger Brigade participated in Dagger University, which partner’s professors and graduate teaching assistants from Kansas State University in providing informative lectures to attendees at Fort Riley, Kansas September 3, 2015. The purpose of the lectures is to provide a shared understanding of the Middle East through the lecture presentations and the first hand experiences of the presenters. (U.S. Army photos by 2ABCT Public Affairs)
Soldiers of the Dagger Brigade participated in Dagger University, which partner’s professors and graduate teaching assistants from Kansas State University in providing informative lectures to attendees at Fort Riley, Kansas September 3, 2015. The purpose of the lectures is to provide a shared understanding of the Middle East through the lecture presentations and the first hand experiences of the presenters. (U.S. Army photos by 2ABCT Public Affairs)