U.S. Survival Tools 1.0
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Description:BETTER USER INTERFACE - BETTER NAVIGATION! (New to Apple - Please Review!)The U.S. Army Survival Manual FM 3-05.70 (FM 21-76) of May 2002 (the encyclopedia of survival).The info in this book is something that we should all know or at least have access to when needed. As the dollar plummets in value (hence the price of gold), hyperinflation is a future possibility. It will be dog-eat-dog when our money is worthless!Chapter 1 - INTRODUCTIONSurvival ActionsPattern for SurvivalChapter 2 - PSYCHOLOGY OF SURVIVALA Look at StressNatural ReactionsPreparing YourselfChapter 3 - SURVIVAL PLANNING AND SURVIVAL KITSImportance of PlanningSurvival KitsChapter 4 - BASIC SURVIVAL MEDICINERequirements for Maintenance of HealthMedical EmergenciesLifesaving StepsBone and Joint InjuryBites and StingsWoundsEnvironmental InjuriesHerbal MedicinesChapter 5 - SHELTERSPrimary Shelter—UniformShelter Site SelectionTypes of SheltersChapter 6 - WATER PROCUREMENTWater SourcesStill ConstructionWater PurificationWater Filtration DevicesChapter 7 - FIRECRAFTBasic Fire PrinciplesSite Selection and PreparationFire Material SelectionHow to Build a FireHow to Light a FireChapter 8 - FOOD PROCUREMENTAnimals for FoodTraps and SnaresKilling DevicesFishing DevicesCooking and Storage of Fish and GameChapter 9 - SURVIVAL USE OF PLANTSEdibility of PlantsPlants for MedicineMiscellaneous Uses of PlantsChapter 10 - POISONOUS PLANTSHow Plants PoisonAll About PlantsRules for Avoiding Poisonous PlantsContact DermatitisIngestion PoisoningChapter 11 - DANGEROUS ANIMALSInsects and ArachnidsLeechesBatsVenomous SnakesSnake-Free AreasDangerous LizardsDangers in RiversDangers in Bays and EstuariesSaltwater DangersOther Dangerous Sea CreaturesChapter 12 - FIELD-EXPEDIENT WEAPONS, TOOLS, AND EQUIPMENTStaffsClubsEdged WeaponsOther Expedient WeaponsCordage and LashingRucksack ConstructionClothing and InsulationCooking and Eating UtensilsChapter 13 - DESERT SURVIVALTerrainEnvironmental FactorsNeed for WaterHeat CasualtiesPrecautionsDesert HazardsChapter 14 - TROPICAL SURVIVALTropical WeatherJungle TypesTravel Through Jungle AreasImmediate ConsiderationsWater ProcurementFoodPoisonous PlantsChapter 15 - COLD WEATHER SURVIVALCold Regions and LocationsWindchillBasic Principles of Cold Weather SurvivalHygieneMedical AspectsCold InjuriesSheltersFireWaterFoodTravelWeather SignsChapter 16 - SEA SURVIVALThe Open SeaSeashoresChapter 17 - EXPEDIENT WATER CROSSINGSRivers and StreamsRapidsRaftsFlotation DevicesOther Water ObstaclesVegetation ObstaclesChapter 18 - FIELD-EXPEDIENT DIRECTION FINDINGUsing the Sun and ShadowsUsing the MoonUsing the StarsMaking Improvised CompassesOther Means of Determining DirectionChapter 19 - SIGNALING TECHNIQUESApplicationMeans for SignalingCodes and SignalsAircraft Vectoring ProceduresChapter 20 - SURVIVAL MOVEMENT IN HOSTILE AREASPhases of PlanningExecutionReturn to Friendly ControlChapter 21 - CAMOUFLAGEPersonal CamouflageMethods of StalkingChapter 22 - CONTACT WITH PEOPLEContact With Local PeopleSurvival BehaviorChanges to Political AllegianceChapter 23 - SURVIVAL IN MAN-MADE HAZARDSThe Nuclear EnvironmentBiological EnvironmentsChemical EnvironmentsAppendix A: Survival KitsAppendix B: Edible and Medicinal PlantsAppendix C: Poisonous PlantsAppendix D: Dangerous Insects and ArachnidsAppendix E: Venomous Snakes and MollusksAppendix F: Dangerous Fish and MollusksAppendix G: Ropes and KnotsAppendix H: Clouds Foretellers of WeatherAppendix I: Evasion of Action Format
U.S. Survival Tools