the c.s.a. survival manual

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THE

C.S.A.

SUR

MANUAL


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INTRODU

CT

I ON

"The

Lord

is exalted.

He

dwe

fear

of the Lord is His

treasure."

There are

numerous

survival

bo

today but none such

as

this.

They t

physical

preparation

and

self-sufficie

doing serve

a

good and

useful functi

is

more

In telling

you

about financial

r^rar,

famine,

rioEs and

a

host of oth

do not reveal all the truth

It is

simple

The

planet

earEh is

about

to

b

ground

between the forces of

God,

le

King of Kings, Lord of

Lords

and

the

deceit,

Satan

and his

seed,

the sata

and

those

who

have

been

deceived

or

As

survivalists, the odds

are

as

Christians,

WE HAVE READ

THE BOO

ENDS

Those who

endure to the end

s

We at

C.S.A.

have

been

called

be

counted

among

His

army,

to help

p

hle

are

not

in this for

money

or

pers

here

to

serve.

A11

praise

to our

Lo

A11

blessings

upon Him


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This

is a manual

for now,

in

t

the

collapse

of

the world

as

r,re

kn

help

you to

select

the

items

that

vive.

It

is also

a

manual

for after

viding

useful

information

on a va

topics.

We

urge

you

to

prePare

now.

T

no man

can

say

when the

last

straw

camelrs

back.

While

the

informat

portant,

seek the

Lord

and

His

gu

May

this

manual

help

you

to

P

to understand.

Do not

despair.

D

The Lord

Jesus

Christ

is

with

His


4/175

CITY

SURVIVAL?

As

instructors

at

the

C.S.A.

Su

are often

asked

about

survivat

in

t

yet

to find

one

major

city

in

the

U

in

or

living

for.

Two

things

are d

in the

coming

collapse

of our

nat.io

1) Internal

Warfare---This

cons

riots,

looting,

and

gang

crim

this

sound

familiar?

It

sho

pened

in

major

U.S.

cities

be

expect

a 1ot

more

in the futu2) Terrorism---This

is

the

new

w

USSR

and

other

Communistic

co

ready

trained

in.

The

idea b

is to

cause

deterioration

in

vilian

morale

by

the

constan

ings,

kidnappings, murdering

Fear

is ministered

by burning

tilation

to live

captives.

T

in the

U.S.

that

are

even

pa

anti-terrorism

tactics

are

po

cial Weapons

arid

Tactics)

tea

scale terrorist attack, there

fraction

of

needed

personnel

s itions

.

Where


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During

the rioting

and terroris

ing

to

come

to

a

stand

sti11.

Th

three days,

there will

be

no

food

Now, hunger does

strange things to

soning.

If

you

have

food and

ano

but

he has a

gun,

what do

you

thin

Thatrs

pretty

easy

to

answer

Water

will

be

a

problem.

There

good

water.

This, combined

wiEh

s

ing

condit.ions,

will cause

diseas

immune

to this in

the

cities

Here's

something

else

to consi

and

jails

are

going

to

open and

th

going

to

be

freed One

third of

a

arms are now missing. Naturally,

are

in the

prisonerst

hands

now.

anywhere at all

in the city. No b

left

standing

when

the dust

clears

Much

more could

be

said

about

t

all of it most unpleasant.

What

c

manual,

in

the

following

pages,

w

the reader to know

what

to do and


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I

I

:

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

Chapter

Int.roduction..

City

Survival?

Firearms,

Weapons,

Knives

and

Gear

Food,

Water,

and

Clothing

Personal

Home Defense..

Naturat

Survival

First-Aid

and


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Chapter

One:

FIREARMS,

WEAPONS,

KNIV

AND

GEAR


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FIREARMS

The

liberals

and

communists

have

prohibit

private

ownership

of firear

While

you

can 1egal1y

do

so,

v/e

urge

several

firearms

for

the family.

F

two

categories,

defensive

and

huntin

can

be

used

in both

functions,

often

The

following

firearms

are

ones we

r

there

are other

fine

firearms

not

lis

not

the

most

expensive

nor are

the

performance

of the

weapons

we

recomm

in all

cases.

Shotgun

For

close-up

shooting,

the

shotgu

the

first

guns

to

consider

for

surv

versatility

they

can

fulfil1

most

ne

shot

you

can

hunt

any

smal1

game

and

slugs,

most

larger

animals.

Number

defense

against

people

and

Breneke

s

in

its

tracks.

Many

good

shotguns

are produced

i

abroad.

Several

can

be

recommended

for

survival.

Since

its

introductio

over

three

million Remington

870ts

h

870

is

a rugged,

dependable

American


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R

m

n

o

8

S

u

B

e

a

S

n

W

t

h

A

a

t

P

so

G

p

N

w

F

e

m

&

B

e

E

e

o

R

a

S

o

W

th

B

e

E

e

o

S

u

B

e

E

ra

B

e


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folding

stock,

however,

will not fit

cause

of

an

operating

rod that

comes

Ithaca,

incidentally,

manufactures

a

ready

right

out of

the box,

which ha

tension.

Other

shotguns, in the

semi-autom

we

prefer are the

Remington 1100

and

tributed

by Heckler

and Koch.

By

se

meant to fire

repeatedly by

simply

p

without

individual

pumping

of

shotg

weapons

will fire until

empty

of

sh

sion

of the trigger,

Seven

shots,

s

Shotgun

ammunition

should be

purc

one

variety. You

will

want to acqu

game,

number

7L

shot for birds,

num

defense,

and

possibly

00

buck for

se

4

buck

conEains

27

LethaL

pellets

an

contains

9.

Remember,

the

sho-tgun

i

on. After

40

yards,

it

begins

to lo

and

the

pattern

dispurses

greatly.

The

shotgun,

particulary

a short

ideal for

heavy woodland,

thick

brus

home. It is

an

ideal

weapon

to

add

five

or more men.

Don't

aim

a

shotgun---you

point

s

ing

is

developed

by

practice.

Using


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IL

will kill

any

animal

up

to

a

wh

certainly

a man.

It

is more

easily

or

twigs

than

the

.308

but

is light

can be

carried.

We

advise

you

to

u

for

anti-personnel,

while

using

mi

anti-vehicle purposes

or when

more

sired.

In

.308, there are

four

weapons

ation.

The first

is the

German

ma

This

is

a

very advanced

r^reapon

and

anical

simplicity

that

al1ows

for

e

drawback

is both

price

and

availab

unquestioned

reliability

and rugged

make

it

top

choice

for .308. It w

adverse

weather

and

when

dirty.

It

ly on

any conmon

military

or comm

also

on

quality

reloads.

These

rifl

with

one

clip

when

purchased.

Spa

try

to

locaEe

the

steel

clips

rathe

Also

in

.308,

we recommend

the M

semi-automatic

civilian

version

of

The

M-14

was

a

truly

superior

battl

models

lose

their

warranty

if

any

t

military ball

is

used.

This

weapon

rate. It

runs near

in

price

to

the

M-14

magazines

and

parts

are

availa

reasonable

rates.


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Heckler

&

Koch

91

Armalire

180

(.2


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may

be

an

excellent

choice.

The

.2

more

affordable

with

parts,

magazin

readily

availabl"e.

Top of

the

list

in

our

opinion i

This

is

essentially

a

cutdown

versi

is

a

fine

piece

of

American-manufa

tion in

adverse

weather

and when di

as

it

would experience

in

a

firefigh

of

accessories

that

make this

a com

availabLe.

The

Ruger

Mini-14 is ea

down

simply

and

is a

rugged

and dur

We also recommend

the Armalite A

expensive

than

the

Ruger

but

it

too

liable vreapon.

It is

a

very

accura

The

AR-15

(civiLian

model

of

the

a

good

choice.

It

can

be bought

in

styles.

A

CAR,

which is

a short ca

There

is

also the

standard model,

p

rare, a heavy-barreled

AR-15,

If

k

pons

are

extremely reliable and

dur

223 or .308

?

There

are several

things

to

con

ing

which

caliber

is

more suitable

There

has

been

a

battle

for

quite

s

which

caliber

(

.LZZ

or

.308

)

is best


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G

E

M

G

r

a

(

3

0

C

.

)

M

A

(3

C

b

H

K

9

.

3

w

t

h

e

e

s

o

n

S

o


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CAL

IBER

BULLET

WEIGHT

.223

.308

55grns.

150grns.

Y|UZZLE

ENERGY

100

;;;-

2200

1330

tt/#

Zt3o

f.E/#

In

conclusion,

the

.223

good

calibers.

Both have

advantages.

.22

CalTber

Rifles

and

th

their

There

are

many

qualities

that

a

.22

caliber

weapon a

desirable

most

common

form of

bullet manu

tire world. If

any

ammunition

a

able after

the collapse, it

r^Ii11

There

is one .22

ca1-lber

rifle

which

would

serve

in

a

pinch for


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E

.

2

2

R

m

n

o

N

o

6

R

1

2

C

b

n

R

1

2

S

e

E

r

o

A


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fire

off

a single

.22

shoL.

They

tively

bold against

this underpow

Then

when

they

approach

you,

use

t

defensive

semi-auto

rifles.

Recently

a

new

line of

ammunit

the market.

It is

the hyper-velo

point

.22.

The fastest is

known

b

STINGER.

MosE

gun

stores

stock

it

powerful

ammunition

and

up

to hal

ume

should

be

of this

type.

It

is

small

game because

it

makes

a larg

hole. .22's do

not

have

the

knock-

or

accuracy

of

regular

high

veloc

Ha.ndguns

When

choosing

a handgun

you

ha

revolver

(wheelgun)

or semi-auro

a

back-up

weapon

and

should

never

a

primary weapon.

The Colt Gover

first

choice,

is readily

available

some

manstopper.

It

has functione

Service

sidearm

for

over

70

years

There

are

also copies

of this

tina

and other

put-togethers

whic

justments

are of

high

quality.

T

a little

cheaper

in price.

There are

also other

handguns

Heckler and

Koch makes

many

fine


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The

Colt

Government

.45


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Weight

Velocity

Energy

Penetration

Expansion

Mil.itary

Ba

.4s

230 gr.

850

fps

370

lbs.

62

inches

None

Conclusions:

As

you

can see

in

let,

neither

caliber

has an

advant

ther---the

.45 has

only

29

pounds

power

than

the

9mm.

The

9mm

has

3

netration,

however.

In

the

Hollow

the

.45

had

more

knock down,

the

9

very large (5/8"),

making

a

very

im

cavity.

In

the Military

Ball

cate

liber

has

much

of

an

advantage.

Therefore

although

both

calibers

ammo can

be

very effective

in comb

the

9mm

is very

impressive

in its

libers

have been

in

service

for

qu

the

.45

since 1905

and

the

9mm

sin

have

been

proven

and

proven

again.


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survivalist not learn

how

to

sho

(and

thereby

making each

shot co

that

only

if you

are

willing

to

s

novr, in order

to

practice

and

the

ted

with

your

r^reapon,

should you

automatics.

Even then, in

purcha

make sure that it

has

"selective

to

shoot

ful1y-auto or

semi-auto.

In

certain situations the ful1

come in very handy

in the hands o

ledgable. In

other events, it

is

tized on

Ehe screen. If

you do

tive-fire

weapons,

then

contact adealer

concerning

state

and

fede

first, and purchase

a v/eapon

whe

accessible.

I^Je

recommend

the

M-16

and

M-1

rifle,

and

the

MAC-10 Ingram

or t

sub-machine

gun

classifications.

Ammuni

tion

Purchase 1000-2000 rounds

of a

weapon owned. Do

not

leave

your

to

your

weapons

loaded

for

more

t

out

some

rest

given

to the

magaz

solution to the loaded

magazine

p

spares.

We

recommend six to eigh


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We suggest

that if

possible

you

ammunition,

except

as

practice sh

is no

bargain

if

it

fails to

shoo

power.

I.Ie also urge

you

to inves

We cannot

cover

this

subject

in th

article, buE many

books

are availa

ject.

Cleaning

Your Gun

The most

important

thing

about

how often

you

care

about

your

fire

arms

have been

scarred by

rust,

m

someonets embarrasement,

due

to n

lowing are a few things that migh

care of

your

guns.

First

of all,

just

because you

gun

very

often does not mean that

to

clean

it very often.

You

shou

firearms at least once

a

week whe

if

you

have it in a

gun

case. If

arm

you

should

give

it

a

thorough

each use

plus

one

checkup

a week

used

excessively

you

should

check

clean

it

when

necessary. Itrs be

than

to find a

piece

of rust

that

pistol

or rifle. If you

live

in a


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better

to use

it

dry

than

over-oil

thing

is if

you use any old

ammu

have

corrosive primers. If

so

yo

your

pistol

or rifle with extra

e

sure

you

clean

each

part

that

com

with

powder blast. If you don't

with

pits

in

your

metal.

Now

that

we've

gone

over thing

your

firearms,

let

I

s

talk

on some

sures.

If

storing

a

gun for a

pro

time, use

a

heavy

grade

oil and s

You

can

also

geE

moisture

packs fr

Eo

put

in with

guns.

These absor

the container.

When

you

take the

oil off. When

you

clean

your

fire

bore with solvent.

Kerosene

makes

an

excellent so

all itts cheaper.

Oil the

gun

an

tact

areas

real

good

(contact

are

slides

against

metal).

Take oi1

(use

the same rag

over

and

over--

a

very

slight

film

of oil).

If

y

little

lube on

contact area

but

n

Remember

always,

an

ounce

of

p

a

pound

of cure.

Keep

your

gun

c


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RIFLEMANSHIP

Too

often this

essential

ski1l is

overlo

granted,

or

deemed. unimportant.

However,

is

learned

first, a

Christian

warrior

ca

tively in defense of his

people.

By bein

he

can be an

effective

part

of

the

defen

STOCK WELD---Cheek

should be locked agai

rffiaesirab1ep1aceandconcentrateonp

cheek

back

in

the

same

place

every

time.

TRIGGER

SQUEEZE---Very

importanE

in

accu

should

be

deliberate

and

uniform.

Tip of

be

used.

This

tends

to isolate

trigger m

action

and rifle moEion. Squeeze should

the sights of

the

gun

rest

on

target,

th

and

if

sights

vary,

squeeze should

be

he

and continued when sights align.

BREATH

CONTROL---Should

be

concentraLed

""tIT-lJ

co*es

natural.

As

sights

are

pla

should

take

a medium deep

breath,

letEing

Take

another

breath, this

Eime

normal,

a

about

half

way

as you

sEeady

your

sights

your

shot

off

before

you get

uncomfortab

and

start over.

GRIP

OF

RIGHT

IIAM---Right

hand

grasps

th

@

Trigger finger

is

plac

that.

finger

does

not

touch

side

of receifingers firmly

around

rifle

stock.

A

firm

must

be

exerEed

by

right hand to keep bu

proper

position

in the

pocket

of shoulde

GRIP

OF

LEFT

HAND---Rifle should

rest in


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PRONE POSITIO

Half

face

to

the

right of the targ

angle

of

45o

to right of target. Le

on the

ground

under rifle. Right

el

out more

than

the left.

Let the

for

way down in the

palm.

The

sling

loo

Legs

should

be wide

apart, close E

turned outward, inside of shoes on

KNEELING

POS ITI

Face

45o to target,

sit on right he

or

you

can sit

on the side

of

your

knee

should

poinE toward target

with

on

or a little

in front of

the knee

should be

parLllel

to

ground

or

as

c

and

sti11

be

comfortable.

Lean

a lit

a

good

balance.

s|


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ASSAULT

POSITION

Weapon

usually

slung on

long

sling.

Hold down on front of

\,reapon to

prevent

muzzle

rise

from rapid fire.

This

posi-

tion is for close

range fast

assault

on1y.

It

takes

prac-

tice to

achieve

effective

accuracy.

STAN

Face

80o

t

12-18"

ap

should

be

sEock.

Rig

high

or

a

it

is stea

medium

ha

wirh right

ger of rig

not

have a

it.

rip

o

is

used

in

thus when

not

distur


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I,Iilitarv

Fieldcraft

Propping

up---The

sturdier th

support

of

the

weapon,

the

more

ac

Weapon

supports

and

techniques

are

,..porr"

themselves,

National

types

types

and

conditions,

and

individu

flttrte"

several

different

ways---

anical,

and

impovised---to

suppor

ent

needs.

Right-side

hand support

with weap

resting

between

first finger

and

thumb,

with

fingers

and

palm

on

th

object

used

to

support against.


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Shooting

sticks

can

be

made

and

used

for

shooting

in

a

sitting

position.


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SHOOTING

THE

PIS

The

pistol

should

act

as

an

ex

arm,

or

more

exactly,

the

barrel,

a

the

index

finger.

Hold

the

pistol

in

your

non-fi

form

a

ttvtt

with the thumb and forefi

shooting hand.

Place

the

pistol in

the

"V"

wi

in

line with

your

firing

arm. IJrap

fingers

of

your gun

hand

around

the

equal

pressure

with

all

three finge

the rear.

Place

the

thumb

of

the

gun

han

pistol

without

applying any

pressu

second

joint

(or

the first)

of the

the

non-firing

hand

on the front

of

guard

and

bring

the

remaining

three

to cover

the slits

between

the fing

hand.

Then

pushing

with

Ehe

firing

with

the

non-firing

arm brings

a

go

crip.

Grip---Right

Side

View


32/175

THE

STANCE

A

good

stance

for

the

pist

placing your

feet

a

comfortab

with the left one

4-5"

slightl

right.

Bend

your

knees

slight


33/175

SHOOTING

AT ACU

When

shooting

at a target tha

the shooter, the

shooter must a

for the effect

Ehat

Ehe

steep

a

let trajectory.

The acuteness

of the

angle

d

affect the

pqrformance

of the

b

as

it affects the

combination

of

(tos),

tine

of

departure

(l,oD),

jectory

or

bullet

drop

which

is

a vertical line.

Figure

one

illustraEes

what

h

is fired at a target at a certai

plane.

Line of

departure

is the

bore

of the

rifle

which

is eleva

the

drop

of the

bullet

for this

let trajectory is the

path

the

b

drops

from

the line of

departur

the

view

you have

of the

targeE

sights. Now, when

Ehe

rifle is

pact

the target at this

given

d

departure was

raised

enough

Eo

trajectory to

cross

the line of

get point.

The bullet

has

now

d

tational forces

and

wind

drag,

For

ease

of

explanation wetre

g

actual distance

involved in the


34/175

will

also be

affected

in the

same

get

45o above

instead

of

below.

In figure 3 there is a table t

proximate

distances,

measured

in

bullet

will

hit above

the

desired

These

are figured

for

the

.223

an

tridges

.

Fig

1

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11e

t Traj

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to

a

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f

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Target

areas

are

as

follows: Afirst.

Repeat,

attack the fingers

are

the

most

accessible.

Remember

The

shortest

distance

between

tr^ro

line.

There

are

two

basic

methods

knife---thrust

or

slash.

A

slash

fore the

aim covers

more

distance

at

the

fingers.

Rernember

these

two

principles

if

knife

as

a

r.reapon.

Let

your

opponen

mistake.

When

you

cut

himrattack

an

tack

until

you

win

Secondly,

whe

his

own

blood,

he

has

a

tendency

to

only

for

an

instant.

It

is at

tha

the

lethal

targets.

These

are

stom

eyes,

or

chest.

From

the

rear,

thru

area

or

reaching

over

with

nonvreap

clasp the

thumb

and

index

finger o

while

the

palm

covers

the

mouth.

R

the

throat

while pulling

the

head b

The

previous

photos

show

the

co

single-edge

knife

and

the

correct g

double-edged

b1ade.

To

hold

a folding

knife,

use

the

The

reason

being

this

will insure

t

does

not

close

on

your

fingers.

Th


39/175


40/175

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n

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f

e

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g

n

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P

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(

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41/175


42/175

T

C

e

S

a

f

o

K

e

g

t

n

F

om

h

S

id

F

o

V

e

w


43/175

llow

to

get

killed in

a

knife

fig

Fight

rvi[tr a knife in

a

knife

The

position

on rop would

simply

wound.

The

position

below

wo

slashcd

in the

hand. Either

w


44/175


45/175

EQUIPMENT


46/175

t'In

the

final

choice

soldierts pack

is n

so.heavy a burden

a

prisonerts

chains

Equipment

usually consists

of a rifle,

holster,

knife and

sheath, pistol

be

magazine

or

ammo

pouches

(for rifle

a

teen,

fanny

pack,

field

pack,

sleepin

mess

kit, rireapon

cleaning

gear.

Part

of

the

reason

for

inctuding

\^rea

sorts is

because

you

can

never

te1l

w

in

vacant

houses,

old stores,

or in tenemy. If

one

has

a basic

idea

of

w

might bring

back, for

example,

an HK

bolt

action

.22.

Canteen--

--Would

pr

or

alum

Ehe

jung

thawed

o

Shelter Half-----

---A

shelte

button

u

tent.

Yo

the othe

Greens---

--This

nee

MILITARY

DRESS

AND


47/175

Pistol

BelE-----

----G.I.

(fnis

Suspenders---------=--------Preferably

carrying

C 1ip

Pouch--l-

------Should

be

clips or

Fanny

Pack--

-----This

is o

food,

am

and misc

E)(AUPLE

OF

EABNEgS

sEIU


48/175

Atrmo.

or

Pouoh

Platol

Pouch

BuE

God

led

the

Pleto

oltp

\

)/

cl1p

P1stol-

Eolster\

Head

Gear----

----Caps


49/175

hats

shoul

to

th

gear

reath

Fleld

Pack----

----Would

Allce

pack

Pack


50/175

INDIVIDUAL

SURVIVAL

K

This

small kit is

designed

to b

person,

either in

a

buEt

pack

or

an

Not

all items listed

need

to be

carr

you

feel

you

will

use most

often.

A

must.

It

has

numerous

uses,

heat

re

rrrap,

can

be

fashioned

into

a dish

o

Molefoam

for blisters is

also

of

prim

Individual

Survival

Kit

Waterproof

Mat,ches

Magnesium Firestarter

Compass

Small wire

Rope

Molefoam

Disposable

Lighter

Tweezers

Jack

Knife

Dental

F10ss

lst Aid

Cream

Emergency BLanket

Fishing

Line

&

Hooks

Sinkers &

Other

Fishing Items

Safety Pins

Tape

Snake

Bite Kit

Band-Aids


51/175


52/175

CAR

SURVIVAL

KIT

We

suggest

that

you

carry this

with

the basic

components,

food,

clo

some of

the other

items packaged

in

(military

surplus) or

a

commercial

p

in

a

plastic

garbage

bag

to keep

it

same

with

your

other

items.

There

are

several

consideration

accounr

when

preparing

a kit for you

heat

and

cold. A

car

trunk

can reac

tures.

The

medicinal

components

of

deteriorate

or lose

potency.

Storag

more

rapidly.

Candles,

carried for

and

light-giving qualities

can

melt

kit into

a

rrax coated

mess.

A trunk

to

warp

plastic.

Cold

on

the

oEher

hand can

also

[,Iater

containers

can

burst.

Do

not

ly.

Make

sure

your

kit will

provide

fit

the season.

We suggest

that

you purchase

a

cant.een. It.

can be

heated

up.

Alum

metal

and anyEhing

acid will

be

tarn

canteens

cannot be

heated.

Stainles

be

found

in

some

military

surplus

st


53/175

Rain Suit

or

Poncho

Spare

Blanket

Work

Gloves

First-Aid

Kit

Cook

Stove

& Fuel

Insect

Repellent

Spare

Collapsible

Water Container

Water

Canteen

&

Pouch

Webb

Belt

Hatchet or

Hudson

Bay Axe

Fighting

rnife/Folding

Knife

Small

Pry Bar

Tool

Kit

with

uails

Tarp

or

Tent

Cooking

Kit

Collapsible

Army

Shovel

Toilet

Paper

.22 Callber

Rifle

or Larger

Caliber

500

Rounds of

Ammo

.45

Colt

Pistol

200 Rounds

Ammo

Road

Maps &

Topographical

Maps

Tools

to

work

on

Vehicle


54/175

TOOLS

A

basic tool kit is

an

absolute

days

to

come

you

may have

to

provide

repair

and

construction.

This

prosp

to

many but

with

prayer,

patience,

t

a

general

outline

of

the

project

at

only

be surprised

but

pleased

with

w

lished.

Take care

of

your

Eools,

hang

t

them

exposed

to the elemenEs.

This

your

equipment.

Once

the

collapse

c

will be

much

harder

to

obtain, if

that all.

A

light coating of oil is

a

is done

make

sure that

you

wipe

them

sure

grip

and

sure contact

with

wor

Obvious

precautions

to

take

wh

safety

glasses.

Removing

jewelri,

wo

tied back.

Another

idea to

conside

name brand

tools. Bargain

tools are

they

break

or

destroy

the

project

yo

Power

tools will

not. be discussed

i

is

more

than likely

that there will

complete breakdowns

in

the electrica

your local. In that

case power

too

Tool

Check List


55/175

?k

18. Curved

Claw

Hammer

19. Nail

Set

20. Ball

Peen

Hammer

21. Tack

Hammer

*

22. Adjustable

Wrenches

23.

Pipe

Wrench

24.

Hex

Wrench

Set

25.

Socket

&

Ratchet

Wrench Set

;,

26. Slip

Joint

Pliers

't

27

.

Needle

or

Long Nose

Pliers

28. Locking Grip

Pliers

29. 14 in.

Jack

Plane

30.

Rasp

'k

31.

Round

File

32.

Half-Round

File

33.

File Card-cleans

file

34.

Sand

Paper,

various

grits

?k

35.

Pry

Bar

'k

36. Putty Knife

&

Putty

37.

Pointy Trowel

38.

Oil Can &

Medium

Oil

39.

Oil Can

&

Light Machine

Oil

?k

40.

Staple

Gun

& Extra Staples

'k

41. Jewelers

Screwdriver

"n

42.

Large

Selection Various

Screws

,k

43.

Common

Nails-

20D- 10D- 8D- 6D

Tacks,

Brads,

Large

Assortmen


56/175

The

Crossbow:

The

Silent

l,Ieapon.

Wham-O

Crossbow

viith

a Barnett

pro

four bolts pictured

here

include t

cedar

target

practice

bolts

with pl

and

the

target-tip

and broadhead-

bolts

with plastic

fletching.

Re

fletching

will

tear

off

on

the mo

bows.

Shots should

not

be

attempt

racy

over

50

yards.


57/175

Chapter

Two:

FOOD,

WATER,

AND

CLOT


58/175

FOOD

IE

took

three

rough

years

for

t

become

self-sufficient.

In

the

ev

collapse

this

bodes

tremendous

i1l

The pilgrims

came

from

an

agrarian

which

a

high

percentage

of

the

po

in farming.

Today,

the

balance

is

One American

feeds

ten in

an

over

system relying

on

petroleum-based

portation.

The

thinking

Christian

can

no

l

supply

for

granted.

There

are

some

good

reasons

to

of us

are not

able

to

grow

our

own

In

the

event

of

a

national

or regi

supermarket

can be

a

very

lethal

p

is a

land

where

people

will

shoot

standing

in an

hour

long

gasoline

envision

the

pandemonium

during

a

It

is

likely

food

rationing

will

v

States

as

the

Satanic

elite

who

se

world

tightens

the

noose.

Food

-Stor.age

There

are

several

ways to

go

ab


59/175

This is a fast

way

to get

pro

life

quality foods.

They have

bo

beans,

peas,

grains, and also imp

protein

supplements.

Also availab

freeze

dried items

which will

add

Egergency

or

Escap.e

Foods

Each

member of

the family sh

accessible

survival

kit.

Read

the

for

suggestion

of contents.

The

any kit is

water,

then

food.

Nut

survival.

Using

that principle,

a survival

kit

are the

ones

that

tion, less

bu1k, light-weight

and

Items

fitting

this

criteria

tween.

ProEein

supplements

are

o

can

provide

all the nutrients

you

on in a complete,

easy

to

carry,

to

prepare

package. They

are

exP

of the

family

should

have

a

pound

in

Eheir

kit.

Protein supplement

complete

meal.

If

a

vitamin

and

is

added,

an

ideal

emergency

food

is

easy

to

carry.

The

Neo-Life

C

cal1ed

Super-base

that

is

exceptio


60/175

Home

Food Storage

The

ideal

plan

for

home

stora

food on hand and

long

term

storage

other staples.

In

an

emergency

it is always

the

foods in refrigerator

and free

way

perishables

will

not

be

waste

will

stay

frozen

for

up

to

three

d

The following

is

a

list of

fo

known as a sole

food

source

for an

of

time in emergencies or

as food

armies:

Lentils,

dried

peas

and s

dried

beans,

corn

and

wheat.

The

their

order of

nutritional

vatue.

It is

possible

to combine

dif

products

to

produce

a

better

qual

are

beans and rice or corn and

be

wheat.

Wheat,

powdered

milk, honey a

considered

the onJ.y

four requirem

storage

plan

but

even

combined the

protein.

However, wheaL and

powd

the

bulk

of

your

food storage

if

s

other

foods

or

protein

concentrate

Salt

should

be thought of as

M

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61/175

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r

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62/175

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v

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2

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3

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3

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a

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v

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2

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One critical

appliance that

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in

bulk is

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63/175

electrical

variety

is what

we

rec

can

be

purchased

from

the followin

R&R

Mi1l

Company

Inc.

45

lIest First

North

smirhsfield,

Utah

84335

An

excellent

r4ray

to

program

is to

set

aside

to

spend

at

the

grocery

enhance

a certain

s

tore

.

You should

also

consider

tha

in

times

of

crisis,

food is

the c

Sprouting

Sprouting

of

seeds

increases

the seed

or

bean.

You ingest

livi

powerful,

healthful

and can

be

do

vival

storage

plan is cornplete

w

can

be eaten

raw,

added

to souPs

as

an

ingredient

to

make

gourmet

beans

and

alfalfa

seeds

are

easie

virtually

all

beans

and

peas can

The

tools

youtll need

are

as

jar,

rubber

band, scraPs

of

sma

netting

and

a

water

source.

Measure

2 tablespoons

of

alf

quarter

cup

of

mung

beans into

th


64/175

As

the

sprouts

grow,

netLing

to allow

the

seed

pose

the sprouts

to direct

to

add

ch1orophyll.

Once

for

a

solid,

healthy food

change

to

hu1ls

to

sun

the

again,

sp

storage p

Besides

being

nutritious, they

economical

and

are

t'living

food.rt

that

one

could

virtually

live

on

sp

this

could

make

for

dul1

meals,

the

survival

menu

planning

is

important.

Almost any

seed,

grain, or

legum

fully

sprouted

although

most

think

beans,

mung beans,

1enti1s, peas

an

grasses

(wheat,

oats, barley,

and

ry

results.

Never

eat

potato

sprouts,

sonous

Sprouting

causes

incredible

leap

content

of the

seeds

sprouted.

Spr

legumes

supply

all

eight

essential

a

make

up

rrcomplete'r

proteins.

Sprou

of enzymes

which

are

also

necessary

body.

From

each

pound

of dry

beans

yo

to eight

pounds

of shoots

can

be

ha

L

S

c

m

d

s

n

s

b

e

e

q

n

o


65/175

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Sto.ring

your

Food


67/175

The

ideal

storage area

is

da

40-600

temperature

range.

Do

no

bare

fIoor.

Use

pallets.

Al1ow

culation

around

containers. Lab

Set in a store of

mason

jars

If not

used

they

will

be

an

exce

Air tight

resealable metal

o

in one to five

gallon

sizes,

make

for bulk

storage

foods.

55

gallon

steel

container dr

ring

covers

are also suitable for

grains

and other foodstuffs.

You

can

pack your

own conta

doing it.

Once

you

have obtained

containers,

purchase quantities

o

container and

fill

it

t

futt.

In

ice

and

aIlow it to evaporate.

A

grain

then

dry ice

on

up to

the

t

you

an

inert

atmosphere

in

your

c

breakdown

of the

food

is

slowed

b

oxidize;

also insect infestation

cause

they

cannot breathe.

Bay

leaves layered

in

the

to

discourage

weevils

in

grains

or

p


68/175

Radiation

&

Food

Food

that

has

been

inadiated

(

having passed

through

it)

will

no

Some

of its

food

value

may be

des

still

be

edible.

Food

in

cans

or containers

tha

fallout dust is alright if the du

off

the container.

Gardening

It is

not

within

the

scope

of

gardening

instruction, If

you

ar

ing

part

of

your

food

and

preplan

harvest,

remember

this

fact:

It

three

years

to

become

self-sufficie

lived

in

a agrarian

age. They

kn

from

the

soi1,

not

the

supermark

think that

you can

just

go

out

an

out

and

then

sit

back

waiting

for

you

can

garden

now,

do

so,

espec

never

done

it.

It

is both

an

enj

and

a

rewarding

survival

skil1.

than

what

you

can

eat

within

the

can

or dry

what

is extra. This w

storage

tremendously.

We recommend

the following

AmounE


69/175

onions

peanuts

hot

pepPers

radishes

squash

*summer

:kwinter

Eomatoes

:ks

tandard

*pas

t.e

sunflower

t.urnips

and/or

rutabaga

broccoli

cabbage

*ear1y

*mid-season

*late

fa11

cantalo

greens

*sP

:kc

*m

',kk

Peas

a-"2.

4

lbs.

I

oz.

2

oz.

2

oz.

2

oz.

s\deet

I oz.

Potato

I oz.

'k

I

lb.

swiss

bee

ts

\ *.

carrot

I

oz.

corn

cucum

I oz.

leeks

I oz.

lettuc

1 oz.

okra

The

following

two

addresses

Ehe

seeds

listed

above:

Vermont

Bean

Seed

ComPanY

Garden

Lane

Bomoseen,

Vt.

05732

W.

Atlee

BurPee

CornPanY

Warminster,

Pa.

L8974

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70/175

JOHN

I

:37

-38

Water

is the single most critic

physical

survival

preparations.

Th

only

go

6-8

days

without water.

Th

deceiving

in that by day

four,

yo

function coherently.

Lethargy

will

with hallucination

and

madness.

While

your

body

can store up

fat

and

muscle,

it cannot

store up

You must

secure a water

source, a

p

far superior to a

storage

program a

being

superior to a reliance

on out

Estimates vary

to

between

10

per

year

die

due

to

unclean

r^rater

s

conditions. The

World

Health Orga

that

802

of all the

sickness in the

to

inadequate

\rater

supply

and

san

ovrn,

these

statistics

are distant

f

the

comforts

and

security of

modern

them

in

proportion.

The

majority of

Americans

live

metropolitan areas.

These

areas,

d

elsewhere,

are

vulnerable

to

sabota

astrophe.

Three

things

will happen

gallons of

water,

you will

have

be


71/175

this

book and

it costs

you

nothing

To

store

\^rater

you can use

f

with

sealable

lids or

glass

jars (

the water).

If the

vrater

is out

of

already

have

been

treated,

if

you

so

will

your water be.

If

water

has

been

stored

for

iL will

develop

a

flat taste.

Th

be removed

by

aerating

the water.

back and

forth

between

two contain

If the

water to

be stored

ha

chemically,

you

can

easily

do

so.

can

be

used.

We

also

suggest

rota

least

once

every

year to insure

p

suspected

and no

chemical

agent

is

ification,

boiling

can

be

used

to

To

purify

water by

boiling,

and maintain

for ten

minutes.

Bo

flat tasting;

this

can

be

removed

Clorox

bleach,

which

contain

are Ewo

agents

that

can

be

used

E

amounts

are as

follows:

BLEACH

Another

device

that

r^re

recom


72/175

charcoal

hrater

purifier.

portable

by

Lhe

following

brand

names: I^Iate

Straw

or

H-Z-OK.

The

large

purifie

gallons

of

water.

These

devices

w

soluble

poisons

but

they

will

remo

matter

(particles).

This

is

signi

remove

fallout

from

water, or dirt

The

only foolproof

method

of

is distillation.

Health

food

store

water

purifiers

that

can

be

used

o

heat

source. Depending

on

your

re

be

a

very

sound

investment.

Emergency

water

may

also

be

Water

will

be

in

your

water

heatin

packed

canned

goods.

It

will

also

tank

behind

your

toilet.

Besides

drinking

and

persona

for

using

dehydrated

foods

and

spr

facts

into

account

in

\^/ater

storage

While

there

are

numerous

met

water,

r{re

can

not

deal

with

deser

in

this book.

If you

are

planning

for the safety of the desert, the

to

survive

there

must

be

learned

b

things you

can

learn

from a book,

across.

In the

bottom

of

Ehe

pit


73/175

A

piece

of surgical tubing will amof this method.

Run

it

from

the

c

the

pit.

It will function

as

a str

a

sheet

of

plastic

is

placed,

weig

dirt.

A stone is

placed

in the ce

weighting

it

down

to

form

an

inver

should

rest over the

container.

As

the

sun

beats

down on

the

it will cause the moisture

in the

underside

of the

plastic.

Being

o

will run down to the inverted

peak

container.

To

increase

the

efficiency of

broad

leafed

plants

or

grass

clippi

rounding

the container. The

moist

also

condense

on

the

plastic.

Use

so thaE each time

you

wanE

water,

disturb the plastic

covering.

They

dimensions

will

be

between

t

to 3


74/175

There

are men

&

women

in many

o

politan

and suburban

areas

of this

c

life is

a

walk

from house

to

car to

o

to

supermarket

to

shopping

mal1 to re

are the people

of the

cubicles

(hou

ping

mal1).

Many

people

who

live thi

those

in harsh

northern

climates

owrr

no winter

footwear,

no

thermals.

Whi

tribute

to

the artificial

support

sy

the

rrbeastr',

it is

suicidal. Over

tw

have

died

from causes directly

relate

1981-82.

I^Ihile

these

deaths

may

be dism

the fact

that

they

occur

among

the

in

it must be

understood

that this

is

a

the

conditions that

will

prevail

dur

the electicity stops, the stores

stan

no

longer available,

many

Americans

w

might be

an inferno but

the

road the

of ice,

snow,

and

art.ic

winds.

If

you

have

never

been

cold,

re

you're lucky. It is painful.

Lack

o

Ehe bodyts

perception

of cold;

needle

shelter

will

do

the same. I^Je

aE

C.S

expensive.

One

way

to

go

for win


75/175

the layering

principle.

This

me

super

tt,i"t-aorn

(goose

feathers

multiple

layer

of cloEhing.

St

underwear

or longjohns.

Add

T-s

pants,

sweater

or

s\^Ieat

shirt an

using this

method

and exerting

e

to

build

up

a

slreat.

By sirnply o

you

can

cool

off.

Wool

is

an

excellent

insulatin

can

absorb

moisEure

and still

re

heat reEaining

properties. Swea

are

an

ideal

method

of

keeping

vl

of

wool.

Woolen

garments

worn

ne

more

effective

due to the stimul

surface

which

increases

blood

cir

A commercial

parka,

such

as

th

goods and

wilderness

outfitters

survival

garment. They are

wind

water

repellant,

and almost

all

a useful

feature.

A

new

materia

is the

ideal

material

for a

park

in

commercial

camouflage

pattern

Work

clothes

or

denim

jeans

a

Ehe collapse

comes,

there

will

b

f

The

type

of

footwear you

need

d

Cold weather

boots

that are

insula


76/175

are

a

must.

Pacs

are

boots

with

a

a leather top

that

usually

begins

Leather boots

of

cormnercial

ma

insulated

can

be

purchased

at many

stores.

Since boots

are

the criti

survival wardrobe,

this is

money

w

Other footwear

that

will

be

of

style

jungLe

boots.

These

feature

that

sheds

mud

and

a steel

plate

t

objects

from

penetrating

the

soLe

are

copies, usually

of

Korean

orig

The

real

ones

are the

best.

They

excellent

for

warm weather.

Combat

boots

also make

exceLlen

can

be

purchased

in

used

condition

surplus

stores.

Commercial

work

boots

are also

Pay

the

extra

and buy

good

ones

an

Theyrlt

outlast

2

or

3

pairs

of

in

Tennis

shoes

are

the

most

comf

wiLl

ever

wear but

they are

inferio

carrying

loads

such

as

a

backpack

poor

foot

support.

They

should

st

the

wardrobe.

Camouflage

clothing

has

become

a

as

hippies

were

known

by

the

length

vivilists

have

become

tyPecast

by

th


77/175

fatigues.

There

are

di-fferent

type

ranging

from

commercial

used

by

hu

bfact iatigues

for night

operation

choose

a

pattern that

fits

the

are

Leaf

pattern

is

the

most

cofitrnon

ated

in

the

Viet

Nam

era. It is

o

we

use

at C.S.A. In

the

suntrner

wh

thick

and

green, it works

well.

H

is

dried and

browned,

it

is too

da

to

bl-end

ldith

thick,

lush

foilage

jungle.

It is

excellent

at

night.

I,Ioodland

is

the

new

American

pa

iation

of

leaf

PatEern

and

is

desig

American

soldiers

are sent

to

figh

Europe.

It is

atso

good

for

lush,

works

well

at night.

Tiger

stripe is

another

Patter

the

deep

jungles

of

Asia.

It is

e

camo

with

too

much

black

for

many

as

good

night

camo.

Another

new

American

Pattern

is

are

sandy

and

desert

areas

of

the

be

a

must.

It is

cormnonly

availab

same

outlets

as

leaf

Pattern.


78/175


79/175

I

{

@

I

a

a

C

m

a

S

w

C

m

a

Many other

articles of

military a

able at

surplus outlets. A compreh

be

too

exhaustive

for

this

manual.


80/175

you

may

discover

many

useful

items.

Headgear

is

another

consideratio

your

head covered

in cold

weather

be

if

exposed,

massive loss

of

body

he

Navy watchcaps,

ranger

caps and

c

liners will all

function

well

as

wi

for

the

field

jackets

or the hood o

This

is

a

critical

item.

A

wide

brimmed

hat

or

a mesh

type

excellent

for

shade in hot weather.

The hands must also be

protected

weather

and

during hard

labor.

Mili

able

with both

shel1

and

liner

are a

separate trigger finger. You

canno

while wearingmittens.

This is

a

cr

The

principle

of

shel1

and

liner

warmer

than

a single lined

or

unline

and

liner

principle

traps

air.

Thi

warmth.

Work

gloves

are

another item

you

to

the survival

wardrobe.

Leather

o

be

purchased

aE

hardware

stores

or

d

bags

with

head and

arm holes

will a


81/175

warm

under

the

clothing.

Beware

tho

the entire

body

because it

can

suffo

Plastic

exercise

or rrarm-up

suits a

in. The use of

pLastic

is

only

for

weather as it will

make

you

svreat

p

can

be

very

noisy

to wear.

One

note

of interest. Cattail

d

cessfully used

as an insulator

in

d

can

be

found

at

marshes,

swamps and

and

costs

nothing.

Nothing

but the

The

raingear siEuation

is

best

h

of

a waterproof

poncho.

The

older,

models

are both durable

and availab

price.

They are large

enough

that

over

equipment. Ponchos

will

also

cloths

and makeshift

shelter tarps.

family

should

have

one.

Round

out

your

survival wardrobe

including thread, buttons,

needles

the

future it is likely

that many

o

before buying

new.


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Chapter

Three:

PERSONAL

HOME

DEFENS

PERSONAL

HOME

DEFEN


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There

are

two

basic

premises

con

The first

is mobility

as

a means

of

second

is

defense

of a

fixed

positi

or

retreat..

To

say

that

no

situation

exists

survival

would

be

standard

operatin

untrue.

However, Ehe

rule of thumb

that

a fixed

position

properly

loca

will

be a far

superior

oPt.ion

for

g

individual.

When cities

collapse,

will

ensue.

America

will

become

o

jam;

we mean

this in

a

lireral

sen

left where

they sit.

Anarchy, cha

mayhem will

be abroad in the

1and

Q.

Jones and

family

with

their

bac

nature

of the

enemy

Normal, mora

comprehend

they

are being

betrayed

places

nor

can

they

comprehend

wha

generates

and

mental

defectives wh

law

and order

deteriorate

are

capa

We will

now

discuss how to

forti

retreat.

To even consider

your

sit

be

at

least

100

miles distance

from

of

100,000

population.

We

suggest

with a well

for a

source

of water,


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lrr:

E

A wood

cookstove

(above)

and

a w

(below)

are

mandatory

items

for

wishes

to

survive

after

any

kind


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Alternate

sources

of lighting

for

or after the electricity

goes

off

Lantern,

kerosene

lamps,

and

can

of

Coleman

fuel

will

burn

for

64

Once

location

is

secured

you

n

cation.

If land

is

purchased

with


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it

can

be

fortified. If constructin

principles

can

be incorporated

into

ideal

Eo

rock

up

your house

at leas

middle of

your

windows.

Not

only w

with

bullet

proof

walls

around

your

it

will benefit

as

insulation

also.

insecure

at

your

windows,

steel pla

with

slits

cut out

to

provide

rifle

is his castle

and

he

had

best

make

seige.

Numerous

books

are available

to

do it" of

rocking

up

walls.

An

posits

of rock, makes

for one of

th

est

forms

of fortification availabl

If rock

is not

available,

materials

can

be

used.

Books,

55

gallon

drums

will

all work.

underEake the

fortification

of

sand

logs

Let

your

Next,

you

need

to clear

a

trfie

term

means

is that

you

create

emPty

must

cross to

approach

you. If

t.he

for the

enemy,

he

will

be a clear

t

bad

for

him.

If

on

the other

hand

up on

you,

and

reach

your

house

wh

clear

shot

at him,

you have

a serio

problem.

When

clearing

the land,

i


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NexE,

you

should construct

ba

approaching

hostiles.

An easy

way


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is

by constructing

fences. Ideally

various

dist.ances

from

your

dwellin

The

first

would stretch

around

yards

out

from

the

wooded

area

surr

Next,

construct

a

fence

barrier

50

one. The final

fence

should

be

75

second.

The

best

wire

to

use would

about

4

feet

in height.

This

shou

3

strands

of

barbed

wire,

6 to

12 i

stop

anyone seeking

to crawl under

difficult

to

climb over. Woven

wi

slow

to

cut.


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The two

best kinds

of

wire

fences

perimeters

are woven

wire with

str

wired on

top, or

else many strand

wire.

Each

fence,

for

defense

pu

be

at least 6-8

feet tall, with th

barbed

wire about

6

inches apart.

Examples

of

Perimeter

Fences

Usin


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Improvised

obstacles

are atso eff

progress

an approaching

enem


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the

of

sharpened

pieces

of

wood,

point up,

yet

very

effective.

A

10

yard

wid

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