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Version 10.401.1 · 2026-08-25
* Bug fixes * Performance improvements
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The store currently lists version 10.401.1, updated 2026-08-25.








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Created by John "Shrek" McPhee AKA Sheriff of Baghdad, SOB TV is the number one online platform for military, law enforcement, and civilians interested in leadership, gear reviews, mindset, firearms training, home defense, and military history.
Sergeant Major (ret) John McPhee AKA “The Sheriff of Baghdad” served a distinguished career in U.S. Army Special Operations for over 20 years, retiring in 2011. Better known for his call sign “SHREK”, John created the Sheriff of Baghdad brand to provide his knowledge to civilians, law-enforcement, and militaries around the world.
John has spent his adult life in Special Operations and Special Mission Units. He has trained countless U.S. Special Operations forces, thousands of International Tier 1 Operators and Special Forces around the world.…
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* Bug fixes * Performance improvements
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