Books

[Loomis]

The two things I hate to recommend is food and books. However came by two books I found to be very helpful.
1) Seal Survival Guide by Cade Courtley.
http://www.amazon.com/SEAL-Survival...4&sr=1-1&keywords=navy+seal+survival+handbook

2) Handbook to Practical Disaster Preparedness for the family 3rd Edition
By Arthur T. Bradley, PH.D.
http://www.amazon.com/Handbook-Prac...ractical+disaster+preparedness+for+the+family

I have both books and I find them very informative, so just passing it on.

 

[Reader]

Good to know. I've been reading army ranger guides . Haven't found good prepper bookss. Sso I'm glad to see the recommedation

 

[Reader]

Have you ever read this magazine?? Check the pictures.

 

[jeepgirl]

Why do you hate recommending books or food?

 

[Reader]

I dont hate recommendingg books or food? I saw. It in the store the other day and was asking if anyoe else had read them. Like is it a good source. As for food...I don't understand whaat you mean.

 

[Reader]

Ooops lol quuestion wasn't addressed to me......lol....sorry

 

[jeepgirl]

lol

 

[jeepgirl]

i'm trying to go through threads and posts and some of them are from last year but I don't realize that...

 

[Loomis]

People have different tastes, both for food and books. Can't satisfy everybody.

 

[Loomis]

Have you ever read this magazine?? Check the pictures.

Yes, I've read them. Personally I think they are over the top. One issue was the old guy with a shotgun turned tactical. Why does a shotgun have to be tactical. As long as it shoots who cares.

 

[Reader]

I think the idea is that shotguns go through everything

 

[realisticdude]

Have you ever read this magazine?? Check the pictures.

Beavis says ...girls with shotguns are cool

 

[Clyde]

The two things I hate to recommend is food and books. However came by two books I found to be very helpful.
1) Seal Survival Guide by Cade Courtley.
http://www.amazon.com/SEAL-Survival-Guide-Surviving-Disaster/dp/1451690290/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1362368524&sr=1-1&keywords=navy seal survival handbook

2) Handbook to Practical Disaster Preparedness for the family 3rd Edition
By Arthur T. Bradley, PH.D.
http://www.amazon.com/Handbook-Practical-Disaster-Preparedness-Family/dp/1475136536/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1362368735&sr=1-1&keywords=handbook to practical disaster preparedness for the family

I have both books and I find them very informative, so just passing it on.

Thanks for the info! I will be checking out the SEAL Survival Guide first!

 

[Clyde]

Yes, I've read them. Personally I think they are over the top. One issue was the old guy with a shotgun turned tactical. Why does a shotgun have to be tactical. As long as it shoots who cares.

I saw the one with the woman and the shotgun at my local CVS, and I too was a bit perplexed as to why anyone would need to go "Tactical Ted" with a 12 gauge shotgun. A flash light would be as far as I would go.

 

[Loomis]

For anyone preparing for a Bio or Chem attack, this is a Must Read. I have had this book since the 80's. Besides the CIA stuff, the sheer knowledge of what's out there is staggering. I can only imagine what the revised edition has. It was revised in 2002. I had that stuff when I was in the Army but this is over that for sure.
The name of it:
A Higher Form of Killing: The Secret History of Chemical and Biological Warfare
by Robert Harris & Jeremy Paxman

http://www.amazon.com/Higher-Form-K...5630&sr=1-1&keywords=a+higher+form+of+killing#_

You may have trouble sleeping. I did.