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A handbook to survival in a post apocolyptic world

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PostPosted: Sat Aug 22, 2009 9:39 am
A handbook to survival in a post apocolyptic world

http://www.doomguide.com/

This site exists to create and share a compact guide to survival in a world which has been all but destroyed by natural or unnatural disasters. In other words, when TSHTF.
This is not to debate what scenario that may be, but you are here so you probably have your own ideas. Various themes floating around include:


Climate shift

World War III

Asteroid strike

Polar shift - magnetic or physical - gradual or sudden

Total economic collapse

Galactic tsunami (whatever that is)

General wrath from a pissed off God

In any apocolyptic scenario, essential services such as power and clean water will be unavailable. Delivery of food and supplies will cease as people stop going to work and paying their bills. Money will be worthless unless you can sucker someone to trade your useless notes or lumps of metal for something of real value - such as clothing, tools, medical supplies, labor, or food and water. If you wait for authorities and emergency services to look after you, you will be dissapointed.

Therefore it will be up to YOU
to ensure the safety and continued well-being of you and your loved ones

The book is based on the famous SAS survival manual which contains invaluable information on how to survive with little to nothing in many harsh environments. It has been condensed to remove useless information such as how to return to your commander for debriefing and court-martialing, how to use your US Army issued equipment pack #47A-50/D effectively, what to do if the country you are attacking has changed its political allegiance, etc.

As well as removing redundant topics, more have been added and existing ones expanded. Extra information includes:


General guidelines on how to prepare for, and survive after, TSHTF that your government won't tell you


More shelters, beyond the basic 'get you out of the weather for a day' emergency hovels.
Including semi-permanent (seasonal) and long term shelters.


More animal and fish traps

Section on ropes and knots
From making a meter of thin cord, to meters of strong rope with natural materials.
Lashing methods, rope splicing

Making and using fire pistons

Construction of rope bridges

Basic and advanced brain tanning. Rawhide

Sustainable organic gardening

Field surgery - wound debridement and field amputations

Field dentistry

Tactical movement and tracking

There's more but I forget...

Why?

I have many sources of information, some in books, some in magazines, some in printouts, and of course the internet still seems to be working.

However I wanted a compact source of information that is small enough to include in even the smallest of survival kits. I don't have millions of dollars to buy 300 acres of primo land in the middle of nowhere and construct a bunker surrounded by militia.

For me, it will probably be down to gunning it until the fuel runs out, then heading for the nearest forest with whatever I can carry on my back. I won't be able to haul around a library, and even if I had an EEEPC and a way to power it, I doubt I'd find a hotspot. So if I'm going to carry one book - it needs to be small and thorough. So I have endeavored to compile as much useful information as I can into one small tome.

Since there are others that may find this document useful I have decided to share it. There are instructions on how to print and bind it with an absolute minimum of resources (seriously) into a professional and robust book. This book will never be available for sale. It is not my intent and due to the compilation nature, is probably in voilation of copyright anyway.

If you have any questions or feedback then please contact me at mail@doomguide.com or visit the forum.


http://www.batterystation.com/survival.htm
PostPosted: Wed Oct 28, 2009 11:50 am
I've skimmed this guide and it looks really good - DL and print if you want to capture some 'damn' handy skills


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