How to Survive Anything, Anywhere
Chris McNab, 2004
Chris McNab, 2004

In How to Survive Anything, Anywhere, leading survival writer Chris McNab has assembled the know-how of dozens of military and outdoors experts to create the definitive handbook for overcoming perilous situations in any environment, from the mountain wilderness to the urban jungle.
Each tactic is presented in easy-to-follow steps, accompanied by helpful illustrations that teach readers how to:
Find and construct shelters
Sustain life anywhere on land or at sea
Hunt, trap, and fish with jerry-rigged tools
Build fires or escape them
Negotiate arctic, desert, jungle, or mountain terrain
Avoid or fend off a wild animal attack
Locate underground water
Navigate a trackless wilderness
Think like a true survivor--even when things are at their worst
The book also offers a complete section on urban survival strategies, including staying safe on public transportation, what to do in terrorist attacks, and how to engage in unarmed combat.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction
Section 1. Preparation
1. Survival Psychology
2. Survival Clothing
3. Survival Kit
4. Planning and Preparation
5. Personal Health and Fitness
Section 2. Fundamentals of Wilderness Survival
6. Finding Water
7. Food from Plants
8. Hunting and Trapping Animals
9. Survival Cooking and Food Preservation
10. Making Shelters
11. Making Fire
12. Tools, Ropes, and Knots
Section 3. Emergency Procedures
13. First Aid
14. Natural Disasters
15. Rescue Procedures
16. Navigation
17. Reading the Weather
Section 4. Surviving in Hostile Environments
18. Polar Survival
19. Mountain Survival
20. Tropical Survival
21. Desert Survival
22. Survival at Sea
Section 5. Urban Survival
23. Self Defense
24. Transport Security
25. Transport Accidents
26. Home Security
27. Surviving Terrorism
Appendices, Index
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Dr. Chris McNab is the author of Endurance Techniques (SAS Training Manual), Elite Forces Survival Guides, Living Off the Land, Martial Arts for Special Forces, and Urban Survival.
7 1/2" x 9", 320 pages, B&W illustrations, softbound, ISBN: 0-07-144053-4, BH8539 / $16.95
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