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Army Survival Guide

Sat, 13 Nov 2010 03:10:15 +0000

Put the entire Army survival guide on your phone, offline. Can install on sd card(2.2+). Based on the Army Survival Manual FM 3-05.70

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Chapter 1: Introduction
- Survival Actions
- Pattern for Survival

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

Chapter 4: BASIC SURVIVAL MEDICINE
- Requirements for Maintenance of Health
- Medical Emergencies
- Lifesaving Steps
- Bone and Joint Injury
- Bites and Stings
- Wounds
- Environmental Injuries
- Herbal Medicines

Chapter 5: SHELTERS
- Primary Shelter—Uniform
- Shelter Site Selection
- Types of Shelters

Chapter 6: WATER PROCUREMENT
- Water Sources
- Still Construction
- Water Purification
- Water Filtration Devices

Chapter 7: FIRECRAFT
- Basic Fire Principles
- Site Selection and Preparation
- Fire Material Selection
- How to Build a Fire
- How to Light a Fire

Chapter 8: FOOD PROCUREMENT
- Animals for Food
- Traps and Snares
- Killing Devices
- Fishing Devices
- Cooking and Storage of Fish and Game

Chapter 9: SURVIVAL USE OF PLANTS
- Edibility of Plants
- Plants for Medicine
- Miscellaneous Uses of Plants

Chapter 10: POISONOUS PLANTS
- How Plants Poison
- All About Plants
- Rules for Avoiding Poisonous Plants
- Contact Dermatitis
- Ingestion Poisoning

Chapter 11: DANGEROUS ANIMALS
- Insects and Arachnids
- Leeches
- Bats
- Venomous Snakes
- Snake-Free Areas
- Dangerous Lizards
- Dangers in Rivers
- Dangers in Bays and Estuaries
- Saltwater Dangers
- Other Dangerous Sea Creatures

Chapter 12: FIELD-EXPEDIENT WEAPONS, TOOLS, AND EQUIPMENT
- Staffs
- Clubs
- Edged Weapons
- Other Expedient Weapons
- Cordage and Lashing
- Rucksack Construction
- Clothing and Insulation
- Cooking and Eating Utensils

Chapter 13: DESERT SURVIVAL
- Terrain
- Environmental Factors
- Need for Water
- Heat Casualties
- Precautions
- Desert Hazards

Chapter 14: TROPICAL SURVIVAL
- Tropical Weather
- Jungle Types
- Travel Through Jungle Areas
- Immediate Considerations
- Water Procurement
- Food
- Poisonous Plants

Chapter 15: 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 16: SEA SURVIVAL
- The Open Sea
- Seashores

Chapter 17: EXPEDIENT WATER CROSSINGS
- Rivers and Streams
- Rapids
- Rafts
- Flotation Devices
- Other Water Obstacles
- Vegetation Obstacles

Chapter 18: FIELD-EXPEDIENT DIRECTION FINDING
- Using the Sun and Shadows
- Using the Moon
- Using the Stars
- Making Improvised Compasses
- Other Means of Determining Direction

Chapter 19: SIGNALING TECHNIQUES
-Application
-Means for Signaling
-Codes and Signals
-Aircraft Vectoring Procedures

Chapter 20: Survival Movement In Hostile Areas
-Phases of Planning

Chapter 21: Camouflage
-Personal Camouflage
-Methods of Stalking

Chapter 22: Contact With People
-Contact with Local People
-Survival Behavior
-Changes to Political Allegiance

Chapter 23: Survival In Man-Made Hazards
-The Nuclear Environment
-Biological Environments
-Chemical Environments

Appendix A: Survival Kits

Appendix B: Edible and Medicinal Plants

Appendix C: Poisonous Plants

Appendix D: Dangerous Insects and Arachnids

Appendix E: Venomous Snakes and Mollusks

Appendix F: Dangerous Fish and Mollusks

Appendix G: Ropes and Knots

Appendix H: Clouds Foretellers of Weather

Appendix I: Evasion of Action Format

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Army Survival Guide Pro

Wed, 24 Nov 2010 04:34:23 +0000

Put the entire Army survival guide on your phone, offline, without ads. Can install on sd card (2.2+). Based on the Army Survival Manual FM 3-05.70

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Chapter 1: Introduction
- Survival Actions
- Pattern for Survival

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

Chapter 4: BASIC SURVIVAL MEDICINE
- Requirements for Maintenance of Health
- Medical Emergencies
- Lifesaving Steps
- Bone and Joint Injury
- Bites and Stings
- Wounds
- Environmental Injuries
- Herbal Medicines

Chapter 5: SHELTERS
- Primary Shelter—Uniform
- Shelter Site Selection
- Types of Shelters

Chapter 6: WATER PROCUREMENT
- Water Sources
- Still Construction
- Water Purification
- Water Filtration Devices

Chapter 7: FIRECRAFT
- Basic Fire Principles
- Site Selection and Preparation
- Fire Material Selection
- How to Build a Fire
- How to Light a Fire

Chapter 8: FOOD PROCUREMENT
- Animals for Food
- Traps and Snares
- Killing Devices
- Fishing Devices
- Cooking and Storage of Fish and Game

Chapter 9: SURVIVAL USE OF PLANTS
- Edibility of Plants
- Plants for Medicine
- Miscellaneous Uses of Plants

Chapter 10: POISONOUS PLANTS
- How Plants Poison
- All About Plants
- Rules for Avoiding Poisonous Plants
- Contact Dermatitis
- Ingestion Poisoning

Chapter 11: DANGEROUS ANIMALS
- Insects and Arachnids
- Leeches
- Bats
- Venomous Snakes
- Snake-Free Areas
- Dangerous Lizards
- Dangers in Rivers
- Dangers in Bays and Estuaries
- Saltwater Dangers
- Other Dangerous Sea Creatures

Chapter 12: FIELD-EXPEDIENT WEAPONS, TOOLS, AND EQUIPMENT
- Staffs
- Clubs
- Edged Weapons
- Other Expedient Weapons
- Cordage and Lashing
- Rucksack Construction
- Clothing and Insulation
- Cooking and Eating Utensils

Chapter 13: DESERT SURVIVAL
- Terrain
- Environmental Factors
- Need for Water
- Heat Casualties
- Precautions
- Desert Hazards

Chapter 14: TROPICAL SURVIVAL
- Tropical Weather
- Jungle Types
- Travel Through Jungle Areas
- Immediate Considerations
- Water Procurement
- Food
- Poisonous Plants

Chapter 15: 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 16: SEA SURVIVAL
- The Open Sea
- Seashores

Chapter 17: EXPEDIENT WATER CROSSINGS
- Rivers and Streams
- Rapids
- Rafts
- Flotation Devices
- Other Water Obstacles
- Vegetation Obstacles

Chapter 18: FIELD-EXPEDIENT DIRECTION FINDING
- Using the Sun and Shadows
- Using the Moon
- Using the Stars
- Making Improvised Compasses
- Other Means of Determining Direction

Chapter 19: SIGNALING TECHNIQUES
-Application
-Means for Signaling
-Codes and Signals
-Aircraft Vectoring Procedures

Chapter 20: Survival Movement In Hostile Areas
-Phases of Planning

Chapter 21: Camouflage
-Personal Camouflage
-Methods of Stalking

Chapter 22: Contact With People
-Contact with Local People
-Survival Behavior
-Changes to Political Allegiance

Chapter 23: Survival In Man-Made Hazards
-The Nuclear Environment
-Biological Environments
-Chemical Environments

Appendix A: Survival Kits

Appendix B: Edible and Medicinal Plants

Appendix C: Poisonous Plants

Appendix D: Dangerous Insects and Arachnids

Appendix E: Venomous Snakes and Mollusks

Appendix F: Dangerous Fish and Mollusks

Appendix G: Ropes and Knots

Appendix H: Clouds Foretellers of Weather

Appendix I: Evasion of Action Format

US Marine Corps Close Combat

Sun, 09 Jan 2011 20:11:17 +0000

Put the entire U.S. Marine Corps Close Combat Training Manual on your phone. Can move to the sd card for android 2.2 and up. Based on the U.S.Marine Corps Close Combat Training Manual MCRP 3-02B

Table Of Contents

Overview of Close Combat
Chapter 1. Fundamentals of Close Combat
1. Ranges of Close Combat
2. Weapons of the Body
3. Target Areas of the Body
4. Pressure Points of the Body
5. Basic Warrior Stance
6. Angles of Approach and Movement
7. Balance and Off-Balancing
8. Falls
Chapter 2. Lethal and Nonlethal Weapons Techniques
1. Bayonet Techniques
2. Nonlethal Rifle and Shotgun Retention Techniques
3. Nonlethal Handgun Retention Techniques
4. Firearm Disarmament Techniques
Chapter 3. Hand-Held Weapons
1. Fundamentals of Knife Fighting
2. Knife Fighting Techniques
3. Weapons of Opportunity
4. Fundamentals of Combative Stick
5. Combative Stick Techniques
6. Blocking Techniques
7. Unarmed Against Hand-Held Weapons
8. Counters to Hand-Held Weapon Attacks
Chapter 4. Strikes
1. Principles of Punches
2. Punches
3. Strikes with the Upper Body
4. Strikes with the Lower Body
5. Counters to Strikes
Chapter 5. Throws
1. Turning Throw
2. Hip Throw
3. Leg Sweep
Chapter 6. Chokes and Holds
1. Types of Chokes
2. Chokes
3. Counters to Chokes and Holds
Chapter 7. Ground Fighting
1. Offensive Ground Fighting
2. Defensive Ground Fighting
3. Ground Fighting Chokes
Chapter 8. Nonlethal Techniques
1. Unarmed Restraints and Manipulation
2. Nonlethal Baton
Appendices
A. Pugil Stick Training
B. Safety Precautions During Training

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Army Sniper Training Manual

Sat, 01 Jan 2011 21:55:54 +0000

Put the entire Army Sniper Training Manual on your phone, without ads. Can move to the sd card for android 2.2 and up. Based on the Army Sniper Training Manual FM 23-10

Table of Contents

PREFACE

CHAPTER 1 - INTRODUCTION
-Mission
-Organization
-Personnel Selection Criteria
-Sniper and Observer Responsibilities
-Team Firing Techniques

CHAPTER 2 - EQUIPMENT
I - M24 Sniper Weapon System
-Operations and Functions
-Inspection
-Care and Maintenance
-Disassembly
-Loading and Unloading
-Storage
II - Ammunition
-Types and Characteristic
-Round-Count Book
-M24 Malfunctions and Corrections
III - Sniper Sighting Devices
-M3A Scope
-Iron Sights
IV - Other Equipment
-M16A1/A2 Rifle with M203 Grenade Launcher
-Image Intensification and Infrared Devices
-M49 Observation Telescope
-M19 Binoculars
-M22 Binoculars
-Other Sniper Equipment
V - Communications Equipment
-AN/PRC-77 Radio
-AN/PRC-104A Radio Transceiver
-AN/PRC-119 Radio

CHAPTER 3 - MARKSMANSHIP
I - Fundamentals
-Steady Position Elements
-Aiming
-Breath Control
-Trigger Control
-Follow-Through
-Calling the Shot
-Integrated Act of Firing
II - Ballistics
-Types of Ballistics
-Terminology
-Effects on Trajectory
-Angle Firing
III - Effects of Weather
-Wind Classification
-Wind Velocity
-Conversion of Wind Velocity to Minutes of Angle
-Effects of Light
-Effects of Temperature
-Effects of Humidity
IV - Sniper Data Book
-Entries
-Analysis
V - Holdoff
-Elevation
-Windage
VI - Engagement of Moving Targets
-Techniques
-Common Errors
-Calculation of Leads
Section VII - Nuclear, Biological, Chemical
-Protective Mask
-Mission-Oriented Protection Posture

CHAPTER 4 - FIELD TECHNIQUES
I - Camouflage
-Target Indicators
-Basic Methods
-Types of Camouflage
-Ghillie Suit
-Field-Expedient Camouflage
-Cover and Concealment
II - Movement
-Rules of Movement
-Individual Movement Techniques
-Sniper Team Movement and Navigation
III - Selection, Occupation, and Construction of Sniper Positions
-Selection
-Occupation
-Construction
-Positions in Urban Terrain
IV - Observation
-Hasty and Detailed Searches
-Elements of Observation
-Twilight Techniques
-Night Techniques
-Illumination Aids
V - Target Detection and Selection
-Target Indexing
-Target Selection
-Key Target
VI - Range Estimation
-Factors Affecting Range Estimation
-Range Estimation Methods
-Laser Range Finder
-Estimation Guidelines
VII - Information Records
-Range Card
-Military Sketch
-Sniper Data Book

CHAPTER 5 - MISSION PREPARATION
I - Planning and Coordination
-Mission Alert
-Warning Order
-Tentative Plan
-Coordination Checklists
-Completion of Plan
-Operation Order
-Briefback
-Equipment Check
-Final Inspection
-Rehearsals
-Final Preparations
-Preparation of Debriefing
-Countersniper Operation
-Reaction to Enemy Sniper Fire
II - Mission Packing Lists
-Arms and Ammunition
-Special Equipment
-Uniforms and Equipment
-Optional Equipment
-Special Tools and Equipment (MOUT)
-Additional Equipment Transport

CHAPTER 6 - OPERATIONS
I - Insertion
-Planning Insertion
-Air Insertion
-Amphibious Insertion
-Land Insertion
-Vehicle Insertion
II - Execution
-Movement to Target Area
-Occupation of Position
-Site Selection
-Reports
-Movement to Extraction Site
III - Extraction and Recovery
-Planning
-Evasion and Escape Plan
-Air or Water Extraction
-Land Exfiltration
-Vehicle Extraction
-Recovery

CHAPTER 7 - COMMUNICATIONS
I - Field-Expedient Antennas
II - Radio Operations Under Unusual Conditions
III - Communications Format

CHAPTER 8 - TRACKING/COUNTERTRACKING
I - Tracking
II - Countertracking

CHAPTER 9 - SNIPER SUSTAINMENT TRAINING

APPENDIX A - SNIPER WEAPONS OF THE WORLD

APPENDIX B - M21 SNIPER WEAPON SYSTEM

GLOSSARY

REFERENCES

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Camping Trip Checklist

Thu, 03 Mar 2011 06:45:59 +0000

Have you ever forgotten something when you went on a camping trip? It is not fun, usually you have to travel a long distance to find a store. The Camping Trip Checklist app helps you to remember everything. This app allows you to add the items you need and organize them in categories. This app comes with sample items that you can delete as needed. You can export your list to an XML file to transfer to another phone or have backups for the different places you go. You can copy categories for similar groups of items, for example you might want a category for each one of your kids. Drag and drop rearranging of items.

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Recent changes:
Fixed the sort issue on categories.

Army Rifle Marksmanship

Sun, 22 May 2011 21:03:11 +0000

Put the entire ARMY RIFLE MARKSMANSHIP M16A1, M16A2/3, M16A4 and M4 CARBINE manual on your phone. Can move to the sd card for android 2.2 and up. Based on the Army Sniper Training Manual FM 3-22.9

Table of Contents

CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION AND TRAINING STRATEGY
Section I Training Overview
1-1 Objectives
1-2 Training Strategy
1-3 Training Phases
Section II Marksmanship Training Strategy
1-4 Mission-Essential Tasks
1-5 Training Assessment
1-6 Basic Program Implementation
1-7 Training the Trainer
1-8 Duties of the Instructor-Trainer
1-9 Trainer Certification Program
1-10 Qualification Training
1-11 Unit Live-Fire Exercises
1-12 Commander's Evaluation Guide
CHAPTER 2 CHARACTERISTICS, AMMUNITION, AND ACCESSORIES
2-1 Characteristics
2-2 Rail Adapter System
2-3 Rail Grabbers and MILES Training Extender
2-4 Backup Iron Sight
2-5 M68, Close-Combat Optic
2-6 AN/PAQ-4B/C Infrared Aiming Light
2-7 AN/PEQ-2A Target Pointer/Illuminator/Aiming Light
2-8 AN/PAS-13 (V2) Medium Thermal Weapon Sight and AN/PAS-13 (V3)
Heavy Thermal Weapon Sight
2-9 AN/PVS-4 Night Vision Sight
2-10 Borelight
2-11 Ammunition Types and Characteristics
CHAPTER 3 TROUBLESHOOTING AND DESTRUCTION
3-1 Stoppages
3-2 Malfunctions
3-3 Destruction Procedures
CHAPTER 4 PRELIMINARY RIFLE INSTRUCTION (PHASE I of Basic Rifle Marksmanship)
Section I Introduction to Basic Rifle Marksmanship and Mechanical Training
4-1 Clearing
4-2 Cycles of Functioning
4-3 Modes of Fire
4-4 Peer Coaching
Section II Marksmanship Fundamentals I
4-5 The Four Fundamentals
4-6 Firing Positions
4-7 Training Devices and Exercises
Section III Marksmanship Fundamentals II
4-8 Weaponeer
4-9 Engagement Skills Trainer 2000 (EST 2000)
CHAPTER 5 DOWNRANGE FEEDBACK (PHASE II of Basic Rifle Marksmanship)
5-1 Grouping Procedures
5-2 Zeroing Procedures
5-3 Known-Distance Range (With or Without LOMAH)
5-4 Effects of Wind and Gravity
5-5 Ballistics
CHAPTER 6 FIELD FIRE (PHASE III of Basic Rifle Marksmanship)
Section I Target Detection
6-1 Locating Targets
6-2 Marking Targets
6-3 Range Determination
Section II Field-Fire Training (Single Timed Targets and Multiple Timed Targets)
6-4 Conduct of Field-Fire Range
6-5 Field-Fire Standards
Section III. Record Qualification
6-6 Practice Record Fire I and II
6-7 Practice Record Fire Standards
6-8 Record Fire
6-9 Alternate Qualification Courses
CHAPTER 7 ADVANCED RIFLE MARKSMANSHIP (PHASE IV of Basic Rifle Marksmanship)
Section I Advanced Firing Positions
7-1 Alternate Prone Firing Position
7-2 Kneeling Supported Firing Position
7-3 Kneeling Unsupported Firing Position
7-4 Standing Firing Position
7-5 Modified Supported Firing Position
7-6 Urban Operations Firing Positions
7-7 Modified Automatic and Burst Fire Position
Section II Combat Fire Techniques
7-8 Rapid Semiautomatic Fire
7-9 Automatic or Burst Fire
7-10 Suppressive Fire
7-11 Quick Fire
Section III Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Firing
7-12 MOPP Equipment Fire Training
7-13 NBC Dry-Fire and Live-Fire Exercises
Section IV Night Fire Training
7-14 Unassisted Night Fire Training
7-15 Unassisted Night Fire Target Detection
7-16 Training with Artificial Illumination
7-17 Unassisted Night Dry-Fire and Live-Fire Exercises
Section V Moving Target Engagement
7-18 Moving Target Fundamentals
7-19 Single-Lead Rule for Moving Targets
7-20 Moving Target Live-Fire Exercise
7-21 Moving Target Techniques
Section VI Short-Range Marksmanship Training
7-22 Conduct of Short-Range Marksmanship Training
7-23 Fundamentals of Short-Range Marksmanship
7-24 Preliminary Marksmanship Instruction
7-25 Reflexive Fire Training
7-26 Target Discrimination Training
7-27 Short-Range Marksmanship Qualification
7-28 Shotgun and Automatic Firing Familiarization
Section VII Squad Designated Marksman Training
7-29 Mission of the Squad Designated Marksman
7-30 Squad Designated Marksman Program
7-31 Squad Designated Marksman Skills Progression
CHAPTER 8 ADVANCED OPTICS, LASERS, AND IRON SIGHTS (PHASE V of Basic Rifle Marksmanship)