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New Army Firearm website launched

Designed to help reduce off-duty accidents

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A new interactive website called Firearms Safety Techniques has been launched.

The new site is designed to help reduce off-duty accidental firearms incidents. It was developed by the U.S. Army Combat Readiness/Safety Center and includes information and video presentations that highlight aspects of safe firearms handling.

For more information about privately owned firearms safety and to access a link to the new website, visit the U.S. Army/Combat Readiness/Safety Center web site, https://safety.army.mil/

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