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Decidedly not small enough to fit in your pocket when you’re in the field, this colossal survival guide trades in portability for comprehensiveness. Here in one place is everything you will ever need to know in order to survive just about any difficult or dangerous situation. Drawing from dozens of the U.S. Army’s official field manuals, editor Jay McCullough has culled the most useful and curious tidbits for the surviving virtually any situation. With hundreds of photographs and illustrations showing everything from edible plants to rare skin diseases of the jungle, every page helps you prepare yourself for the worst—as any good soldier does before venturing into the unknown. B/W photos and illustrations throughout. 1,008 pages. Learn how to: • Establish a long-term two-man fighting position • Navigate your way anywhere—in daylight or darkness • Dislocate someone’s shoulder in five easy steps • Avoid poisonous plants and animals • Build a three-pole parachute teepee • Provide first-aid for a chest wound
Softcover: 1008 pages
Publisher: Skyhorse Publishing ( August 01, 2007 )
Item #: 30-1038
ISBN: 9781602392508
Product Dimensions: 8.5 x 10.875 x 0.0 inches
Product Weight: 59.0 ounces

This covers the basics a person needs to know to survive almost any type of situation. There are other methods to achieve the same results. However, the fact that an average person can perform all the tasks makes this a valuable source of information.
Reviewer: Tom
I highly recommend this for anyone who would like to gain some knowledge on certain survival skills before they deploy to that location. It gives insight on Jungle, Desert, Mountains, you name it. Also some fighting/defensive techniques. This book really has everything.
Reviewer: Kyle B
Very in depth book, covers many aspects of survival, Highly Recomended.
Reviewer: Brian F
Very in-depth on several aspects of survival. I think with this book you would be pretty well off. I gave it a four because it is too big to really travel with (so study it) and it repeats itself more that I would like. Great survival book though. The best one I have read so far.
Reviewer: Stephen P