Tactical Network International Launches Unique Web Community and Resource for Tactical Professionals

July 17, 2012 - PRLog -- Seattle, July XX, 2012 - - In an effort to help tactical professionals worldwide learn from and securely share real-world knowledge and experiences, Tactical Network International (TNI) today launched a one-of-a-kind global online tactical community and information resource at https://www.tnitactial.com.

The TNI site, which is designed for law enforcement, military, and tactical medicine personnel, delivers a variety of free and membership accessed resources, such as expert commentary and articles on the latest tactical trends and issues, secure discussion and Gear-Swap forums, and objective product reviews.  Paid membership also includes a subscription to Tactical Monthly, the organization’s e-newsletter, and access to restricted forums for verified law enforcement professionals.

“For years, the tactical professional’s options were severely limited when it came to securely sharing knowledge, learning from credible sources, and gaining unbiased, reliable information on current and emerging tactics and techniques,” said Jake Gillanders, lead editor, TNI. “This new website will be a valuable, reader-focused resource that will help the professional operator protect and save the lives of those they serve as well as themselves.”

For more information about TNI’s available resources and membership plans, visit https://TNItactical.com.

About Tactical Network International (TNI):
TNI is a Seattle-based technology company on the cutting-edge of knowledge sharing for law enforcement and military operators, among other tactical professionals. Its team of experts leverages more than 150 years of hands-on operational experience, as well as the latest web technologies and a social media-style community, to deliver practical content and insights to readers and members like never before.

TNI also works closely with its sister organization – The Officer Survival Initiative -to ensure that “Everybody Goes Home.”  Visit http://www.officersurvival.org for more details.