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Introduction
PART I - General Survival Skills
CHAPTER 1 - Psychology of Survival
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER 2 - Psychology of Survival
A LOOK AT STRESS
NATURAL REACTIONS
PREPARING YOURSELF
CHAPTER 3 - Survival Planning and Survival Kits
IMPORTANCE OF PLANNING
SURVIVAL KITS
PART II - Survival Medicine
Introduction
REQUIREMENTS FOR MAINTENANCE OF HEALTH: OVERVIEW
MEDICAL EMERGENCIES
LIFESAVING STEPS
BONE AND JOINT INJURY
BITES AND STINGS
WOUNDS
ENVIRONMENTAL INJURIES
HERBAL MEDICINES
CHAPTER 1 - Fundamental Criteria for First Aid
SECTION I. EVALUATE CASUALTY
SECTION II. UNDERSTAND VITAL BODY FUNCTIONS
CHAPTER 2 - Basic Measures for First Aid
SECTION I. OPEN THE AIRWAY AND RESTORE BREATHING
SECTION II. STOP THE BLEEDING AND PROTECT THE WOUND
SECTION III. CHECK AND TREAT FOR SHOCK
CHAPTER 3 - First Aid for Special Wounds
SECTION I. GIVE PROPER FIRST AID FOR HEAD INJURIES
SECTION II. GIVE PROPER FIRST AID FOR FACE AND NECK INJURIES
SECTION III. GIVE PROPER FIRST AID FOR CHEST AND ABDOMINAL WOUNDS AND BURN INJURIES
SECTION IV. APPLY PROPER BANDAGES TO UPPER AND LOWER EXTREMITIES
CHAPTER 4 - First Aid for Fractures
CHAPTER 5 - First Aid for Climatic Injuries
CHAPTER 6 - First Aid for Bites and Stings
CHAPTER 7 - First Aid in Toxic Environments
SECTION I. INDIVIDUAL PROTECTION AND FIRST AID EQUIPMENT FOR TOXIC SUBSTANCES
SECTION II. CHEMICAL-BIOLOGICAL AGENTS
SECTION III. NERVE AGENTS
SECTION IV. OTHER AGENTS
APPENDIX A - First Aid Case and Kits, Dressings, and Bandages
APPENDIX B - Rescue and Transportation Procedures
APPENDIX C - Common Problems/Conditions
SECTION I. HEALTH MAINTENANCE
SECTION II. FIRST AID FOR COMMON PROBLEMS
APPENDIX D - Digital Pressure
APPLY DIGITAL PRESSURE
APPENDIX E - Decontamination Procedures
APPLY DIGITAL PRESSURE
PART III - Shelters
Introduction
SHELTER SITE SELECTION
TYPES OF SHELTERS
CHAPTER 1 - Planning Positions
WEAPONS EFFECTS
CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS
POSITION CATEGORIES
CONSTRUCTION METHODS
SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION CONSIDERATIONS
CHAPTER 2 - Designing Positions
BASIC DESIGN REQUIREMENTS
INDIVIDUAL FIGHTING POSITIONS
TRENCHES
UNIT POSITIONS
SPECIAL DESIGNS
CHAPTER 3 - Special Operations and Situations
SPECIAL TERRAIN ENVIRONMENTS
CHAPTER 4 - Position Design Details
PART IV - Water, Food, Plants, Herbal Remedies, and Dangerous Plants and Animals
CHAPTER 1 - Water Procurement
WATER SOURCES
STILL CONSTRUCTION
WATER PURIFICATION
WATER FILTRATION DEVICES
CHAPTER 2 - Food Procurement
ANIMALS FOR FOOD
TRAPS AND SNARES
KILLING DEVICES
FISHING DEVICES
PREPARATION OF FISH AND GAME FOR COOKING AND STORAGE
CHAPTER 3 - Dangerous Insects and Arachnids
CHAPTER 4 - Poisonous Snakes and Lizards
WAYS TO AVOID SNAKEBITE
SNAKE GROUPS
DESCRIPTIONS OF POISONOUS SNAKES
LIZARDS
POISONOUS SNAKES OF THE AMERICAS
POISONOUS SNAKES OF EUROPE
POISONOUS SNAKES OF AFRICA AND ASIA
POISONOUS SNAKES OF AUSTRALASIA
POISONOUS SEA SNAKES
POISONOUS LIZARDS
CHAPTER 5 - Dangerous Fish and Mollusks
DANGERS IN RIVERS
FISH THAT ATTACK MAN
VENOMOUS FISH AND INVERTEBRATES
FISH WITH TOXIC FLESH
CHAPTER 6 - Survival Use of Plants
EDIBILITY OF PLANTS
PLANTS FOR MEDICINE
MISCELLANEOUS USE OF PLANTS
EDIBLE AND MEDICINAL PLANTS
CHAPTER 7 - Poisonous Plants
HOW PLANTS POISON
ALL ABOUT PLANTS
RULES FOR AVOIDING POISONOUS PLANTS
CONTACT DERMATITIS
INGESTION POISONING
POISONOUS PLANTS
PART V - Firecraft, Tools, Camouflage, Tracking, Movement, and Combat Skills
CHAPTER 1 - Firecraft
BASIC FIRE PRINCIPLES
SITE SELECTION AND PREPARATION
FIRE MATERIAL SELECTION
HOW TO BUILD A FIRE
HOW TO LIGHT A FIRE
CHAPTER 2 - Field-expedient Weapons, Tools, and Equipment
CLUBS
EDGED WEAPONS
OTHER EXPEDIENT WEAPONS
LASHING AND CORDAGE
RUCKSACK CONSTRUCTION
CLOTHING AND INSULATION
COOKING AND EATING UTENSILS
CHAPTER 3 - Hand-to-hand Combat
SECTION I: OVERVIEW
SECTION II: CLOSE-RANGE COMBATIVES
CHAPTER 4 - Medium-Range Combatives
CHAPTER 5 - Long-range Combatives
SECTION I: NATURAL WEAPONS
SECTION II: DEFENSIVE TECHNIQUES
SECTION III: OFFENSIVE TECHNIQUES
SECTION IV: FIELD-EXPEDIENT WEAPONS
CHAPTER 6 - Sentry Removal
CHAPTER 7 - Cover, Concealment, and Camouflage
GENERAL
COVER
CONCEALMENT
CAMOUFLAGE
CAMOUFLAGE CONSIDERATIONS
HOW TO CAMOUFLAGE
CHAPTER 8 - Tracking
GENERAL
TRACKER QUALITIES
FUNDAMENTALS OF TRACKING
DISPLACEMENT
HOW TO ANALYZE FOOTPRINTS
OTHER SIGNS OF DISPLACEMENT
STAINING
WEATHERING
FOOTPRINTS
WIND, SOUNDS, AND ODORS
SUN
LITTERING
CAMOUFLAGE
INTERPRETATION/IMMEDIATE USE INTELLIGENCE
TRACKING TEAMS
COUNTERTRACKING
CHAPTER 9 - Movement
GENERAL
MOVEMENT TECHNIQUES
METHODS OF MOVEMENT
MOVING WITH STEALTH
IMMEDIATE ACTIONS WHILE MOVING
MOVING WITHIN A TEAM
FIRE AND MOVEMENT
FOOT MARCH LOADS
CHAPTER 10 - Field-expedient Direction Finding
USING THE SUN AND SHADOWS
USING THE MOON
USING THE STARS
MAKING IMPROVISED COMPASSES
OTHER MEANS OF DETERMINING DIRECTION
PART VI - Environment-Specific Survival
CHAPTER 1 - Tropical Survival
TROPICAL WEATHER
TYPES OF JUNGLES
COMMON JUNGLE FEATURES
LIFE IN THE JUNGLE
JUNGLE TRAVEL, NAVIGATION AND TRACKING
MOVING ACROSS WATER OBSTACLES
CHAPTER 2 - Desert Survival
TERRAIN
TEMPERATURE
ACCLIMATIZATION
BASIC HEAT INJURY PREVENTION
CHAPTER 3 - Cold Weather Survival
COLD REGIONS AND LOCATIONS
WINDCHILL
BASIC PRINCIPLES OF COLD WEATHER SURVIVAL
HYGIENE
MEDICAL ASPECTS
COLD INJURIES
SHELTERS
FIRE
WATER
FOOD
TRAVEL
WEATHER SIGNS
CHAPTER 4 - Survival in Mountain Terrain
SECTION 1: MOUNTAIN TERRAIN AND WEATHER
SECTION 2: MOUNTAIN HAZARDS
SECTION 3: MOUNTAINEERING EQUIPMENT
SECTION 4: ROPE MANAGEMENT AND KNOTS
SECTION 5: ANCHORS
SECTION 6: CLIMBING
CHAPTER 5 - Sea Survival
THE OPEN SEA
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES
DOWN AT SEA
COLD WEATHER CONSIDERATIONS
HOT WEATHER CONSIDERATIONS
RAFT PROCEDURES
SAILING RAFTS
WATER
FOOD PROCUREMENT
SHARKS
DETECTING LAND
RAFTING OR BEACHING TECHNIQUES
SWIMMING ASHORE
PICKUP OR RESCUE
SEASHORES
SPECIAL HEALTH HAZARDS
CHAPTER 6 - Water Crossings
RIVERS AND STREAMS
RAPIDS
RAFTS
FLOTATION DEVICES
OTHER WATER OBSTACLES
VEGETATION OBSTACLES
CHAPTER 7 - Survival in Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Environments
THE NUCLEAR ENVIRONMENT
BIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENTS
CHEMICAL ENVIRONMENTS
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