What is 4th-gen warfare?

Woodline is of the opinion that 4th-gen warfare first appeared in the late 1980s. The simplest definition is this: a war or conflict in which one or more of the major participants is a small-sized non-state actor using guerrilla-style tactics. A paramilitary militia will mostly use 4th-gen warfare-style tactics.

What is a Woodline 4th-gen knight?

Simply put, Woodline defines a 4th-gen knight as a disciple of Jesus, a man of honor, and a warrior who is proficient in 4th-gen warfare and one who strives to become more proficient in all of these every day.

Just like in the past, there is a difference between a knight and an infantry soldier. The main differences lie in his training and his role in society. A knight is also required to outfit himself with his own gear and oversee his own training.

Ken Pieper

He is the founder of Woodline Tracking and has over 10 years of experience. Ken was a member for eight years in the Ohio Defense Force (ODF), making it to D Company or Recon, ODF’s special forces. Ken was ODF Airborne static line qualified and was a 1st Lieutenant for the S3 (Operations Officer) for ODF’s 1 Battalion. Ken was trained by Fernando Tactical Tracking LLC and was a team member. He was also a USCC firearms instructor and an instructor for Precision Tactical. Ken has also done private security, recon, humanitarian aid, and local and overseas missionary work.