Posted: 7/23/2009 6:21:56 AM EDT
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I saw in another post where someone mentioned an army survival / training guide as a good resource, and I'm looking at several at Barnes and Noble right now. Can someone tell me what would be a good guide to have on hand?
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I saw in another post where someone mentioned an army survival / training guide as a good resource, and I'm looking at several at Barnes and Noble right now. Can someone tell me what would be a good guide to have on hand?... Don't forget to google around as many manuals are available on-line for free (or minor cost) and you can decide if you want to spring for a hard-copy later. |
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I have FM 21-76, FM3-05.7, the ulitmate ARMY survival guide collection (not military at all, its like the SAS survival guide, written by someone but not associated by the military).... this last one is THICK, about the same as the country living encyclopedia, it can be referenced here http://www.amazon.com/Ultimate-Survival-Skills-Tactics-Techniques/dp/1602390509/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1248370891&sr=8-9. Les Strouds "survive", SAS survival guide and pocket guide (the pocket guides are in every cars glovebox and a copy in the desk at work here). Cody somethings... the art to keeping your ass alive. And many others. They are great but have lots of repitative data.
Agree on finding trials then buying if you like. |