The Encyclopedia of Outdoor Survival
by Davies, Barry

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The Encyclopedia of Outdoor Survival: Based on the training and techniques of the SAS, The Encyclopedia of Outdoor Survival is broken down into sections covering survival techniques applicable to the many different terrains of the world. Entries are helpfully arranged in order of survival priority.

-- Essential Survival: basic techniques of shelter construction, sourcing water, first aid, fire-making, food, hunting, signaling, navigation, equipment -- all the skills and knowledge which are required in any survival situation. -- Arctic Survival: skills specific to the Arctic, any mountain area or conditions of extreme cold. -- Desert Survival: specialist practices pertinent to survival in the desert, from finding water and preserving supplies to hazards and navigation. -- Jungle Survival: from protection from insects and predators, the plentiful food and water sources, to building and maintaining a fire in damp conditions. -- Escape and Evasion: how a soldier on the run from the enemy would adapt normal survival procedures to avoid detection.

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ISBN-10:	1930983190
ISBN-13/EAN:	9781930983199
Author:	Davies, Barry
Publisher:	Lewis International Inc Miami, Florida
Publication Date:	6/2002
Pages:	256 pages
Size/Dimensions:	0.5 x 9.0 x 11.0 inches
Binding:	Paperback