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The 1st Earth Battalion Field Manual The manual was made to be all encompassing of the activities going on in California and Hawaii from 1975-1982. Allowing the Department of Defense to extinguish the idea of warfare using supernatural powers. The DOD sent LTC Jim Channon to investigate anything to do with alternative human potential, martial arts, and ancient Eastern philosophies. Like anything, take what you can from this manual. We realize that carrying lambs to your enemies is not the best idea. Regardless, here are his findings. |
Size: 4.84Mb Version: 1982 Download: |
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Skydiving Review Sheet The Skydiver Review Sheet has a equipment checklists, fundamentals review, and survival quiz. The SRS is intended for student skydivers, and A & B license holders. All data contained in the SRS was verified with the USAPA's 2009-2010 Skydiver's Information Manual. |
Size: 37.6kb Version: 2009 Download: |
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Traveling With A
Parachute The Airport security may not load your rig if you check it, so pay attention to airport announcements after check-in. If you take your chute as carry on, at least you are in control of it. Either way, arrive 30 minutes earlier than normal to deal with complications. Pack your rig so that it fits easily in the overhead compartment. Tie the reserve handle with the chest strap or a brightly colored pull cord. Place the hook knife in your checked luggage. Make sure the AAD is turned off. Carry copies of the web pages regarding travel with parachutes from both the TSA and USPA sites and a one page letter prepared by TSA regarding parachute rigs. Stay with your chute as it passes through the x-ray machine, and be prepared to explain the components that show up in the x-ray. Carry a pull-up cord and spare stow bands in case your rig needs to be unpacked and inspected. If you are having problems with the TSA screeners, request for a supervisor to review the "parachute screening section of the Screening Checkpoint Standard Operating Procedure." Airline documents, including x-rays of an AAD-equipped rig, can be found under the downloads section of the AAD manufacturers' website: - Airtec Cypres 2 (if you can read German) - Advanced Aerospace Designs Vigil II - Aviacom Argus |
Size: 87.4kb Version: 2010 Download: |
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Ground To Air Emergency Codes Have you ever been in a ship wreck? Have you ever crashed an airplane into the Andes Mountains and forced to cannibalize your friend's dead bodies in order to survive? If so, then you will understand the importance of downloading these ground to air emergency codes and keeping a laminated copy your survival kit. |
Size: 270kb Version: Aug 2000 Download: |
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Ultimate First Aid Kit Because common sense isn't always enough, download this First Aid Kit basic load list and improvise as needed. No self-respecting soldier would deploy without this basic survival necessity. |
Size: 22kb Version: Nov 2004 Download: |
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COL Rowe Combat Survival Kit Colonel James "Nick" Rowe was a Special Forces Officer. He was a North Viatnamese POW for five years, before escaping and making his way back to US forces on his own. He founded and taught the US Special Forces Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape (SERE) Program. He was gunned down while on assignment in the Philippines by guerilla insurgents. Nick Rowe 8 February 1938 - 21 April 1989. Anyone venturing into an uninhabited and potentially hostile area should carry a survival pack. The contents of the pack should be dictated by the type of terrain you are entering, and should provide the means to protect life in the event of a survival situation occurring. It's good to build your own survival kit. Commercial kits compromise the quality of the components to lower the overall price. |
Size: 22kb Version: Feb 2005 Download: |
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Basic Camping Checklist Ever go camping and forget to bring the toilet paper? Create a gear closet or some space in the garage for all your camping equipment. Keep your gear ready to go in stuff sacks. Keep gear and menu cheat sheets taped on the wall near by. Download the Camping Check List and never forget anything for your camping trip again. |
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Gear Repair Kit Put together a custom gear repair kit by using this list as a starting point. A travel soap container works we to store the contents. It is lightweight, roomy, and prevents needles from getting lost or poking holes. To ensure the lid stays shut, wrap several thick rubber bands around the container. You can put this kit together for under $10. Another way to start your custom gear repair kit is by using a sewing kit as a starting point. |
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K-pot Files Soldiers are known for keeping a bunch of papers in their Kevlar helmet. What exactly do they keep in there? Download this file for a witness statement, casualty feeder report, and 9-line medevac. Fold them in half, laminate them, and hope you never need to use them. Download & decompress. |
Size: 65kb Version: Sep 2005 Download: |
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GTA 05 -02 -013 Map Reading & Land Nav This GTA illustrates the fundamentals of map reading. It supports individual and unit training for basic map reading programs of the Active Army (AA), the Reserve Component (RC), and the Army National Guard (NG). The information presented herein conforms as closely as possible to approved Department of the Army (DA) doctrine and is intended to complement existing training literature. |
Size: 1.11Mb Version: Oct 2001 Download: |
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FM 21-75 Combat Skills of the Soldier This manual is dedicated to the soldier — the key to success on the battlefield. Wars are not won by machines and weapons but by the soldiers who use them. Even the best equipped army cannot win without motivated and well-trained soldiers. This is the soldier’s field manual. It tells the soldier how to perform the combat skills needed to survive on the battlefield. These are basic skills that must be learned by soldiers in all military occupational specialties (MOS). |
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FM 21-76 Survival, Escape, and Evasion Written by the U.S. Department of Defense, this manual is a classic that can be counted among the best books on the subject of survival. It was originally prepared for military personnel, but being inexpensive, battle-tested, and packed with sound tips and advice, we recommend it to any adventurer or outdoorman. NOTICE: In its printed form, this manual contains colored items essential to the correct understanding and usage of the information herein. This electronic version of the manual contains no color. It is important that you consult a published version or other appropriate documents for viewing the colored material. |
Size: 25.3Mb Version: Jun 1992 Download: |
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GTA 11-1-6 & 11-1-7 Radio Communication These graphic training aids outline all of the basics of army radio communications. Learn the phonetic alphabet, radio protocol, transmission formats, prowords, and authentication. These also include specific instructions on radio techniques such as beat jamming, dropping a net, and working thru jamming. |
Size: 135kb & 194kb Version: Aug 1983 & Jun 1987
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GTA 07-01-038 Infantry Leaders' Card This reference guide lists the steps of several commonly used reports. It also has medevac requests and aircraft requests. This card also lists the considerations for setting up an attack or defense. Useful during training or during the real deal. Simply download, print, cut out, and laminate. |
Size: 1.11Mb Version: Jan 1995 Download: |
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FM
203-5 NBC Decontamination FM 3-5 integrates the nuclear, biological, and chemical (NBC) fundamentals published in FM 3-100 and implements Standardized North Atlantic Treaty Organization Agreement (STANAG) 2426. The extent and timing of decon depends on the tactical situation, the mission, the area of contamination, and the decon resources available. Survivability and reducing the effect of any chemical threat are the ultimate goals of decon. This manual provides detailed guidance on conducting decon operations performed by chemical and nonchemical personnel. Individual soldiers and leaders must be familiar with the basic procedures and concepts in this manual. |
Size: 3.66Mb Version: Jul 2000 Download: |
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Ranger Handbook This handbook is a jack of all trades and a master of none. A Ranger's Training is more respectable than the Ranger's Handbook. Ranger school is definitely "not for the week or fainthearted." We suggest reading all of the material that this handbook references for more in-depth information. |
Size: 2.01Mb Version: Apr 2000 Download: |
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31-91B SF Medical Handbook This handbook is a must read. It is packed with the all the info you need to stay alive and well in the field, including disease diagnosis and treatment, drugs and dosages, emergency paramedical skills and preventive medicine. Special sections cover wartime emergencies (burn and blast injuries; nuclear, biological and chemical warfare; and emergency surgery) as well as primitive and veterinary medicine, obstetrics, pediatrics and orthopedics. Also includes practical survival techniques. |
Size: 2007kb Version: Jan 1988 Download: |
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Leader's Guide Delta Gear put together this reference guide since we couldn't find one pocket guide that had it all. It is packed with information that is useful during training or during the real deal. Simply download, print, cut out, and laminate. It can be folded, accordion-style, to fit into your pocket. |
Size: 100kb Version: Apr 1999 Download: |
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APFT Calculator The Army Physical Fitness Excellence patch is awarded to those that score a 290 or above. Save time calculating Army Physical Fitness Test scores by using this Microsoft Excel file. It can be used to calculate male and female score from any age group. Just download the file and open it in Excel. |
Size: 79kb Version: Nov 1999 Download: |
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U.S. Army Marching & Running Cadences Tired of the monotony of running every morning? Learn some new cadences and sound off like you have a pair! This resource was provided by ArmyStudyGuide.com. |
Size: 240kb Version: 1.06 Download: |
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Range Card & Sector
Sketch Download this pdf that combines DA form 5517-R "Standard Range Card" with a Delta Gear, Inc. custom Sector Sketch Card. Use these cards anytime you establish a defensive position. This is a must for any platoon leader. |
Size: 107kb Version: Jan 2005 Download: |
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U.S. Army Promotion Board Study Guide This study guide is packed with many questions that you may be asked in front of your next promotion board. The information in the study guide is important for all soldiers to know, whether or not they are up for promotion. This resource was provided by ArmyStudyGuide.com. |
Size: 523kb Version: 3.01 Download |
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Leader's Book This file is a useful references for any leader, especially butter bars. This file includes the following chapters: Personal Data, Battle Focus, Equipment Data, Training Management, Scheduled Events, Chain of Command, Phone Listing, and References. Download this Leader's Book file and be the best damn leader you can be. This file was originally made by 2LT Coon. |
Size: 3.83Mb Version: 1.01 Download |
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Tracking Sheets This Excel file is geared towards a platoon sized element. It has several sheets that allow you to track your soldiers, such as: Qualifications, CTT, Deployability, Professional Info, Personal Info, Sensitive Items, Vehicle Tracking, METL & Battle Drills. This is a great blank template that allows for future expansion. |
Size: 67.5kb Version: Dec 2004 Download |
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Microsoft Access Soldier
Database The Soldier Database is a Microsoft Access file created by Daniel Kothlow. It allows you to track your entire company in one file that is capable of generating all of your Commander & First Sergeant Reports. This file tracks APFT scores, awards, POV inspections, weapons qualification scores.... you name it, it does it. The only problem is initial input, but once that's done, it's smooth sailing. You'll need an "Unlock Code" to start using the database. Read the text files for more information on registering this software. |
Size: 936kb Version: May 2002
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Squad Terrain Model Kit No military leader should be without this terrain model kit (TMK). This TMK is made specifically for squad level missions. Download this document, print it on colored paper, cut it out, and laminate it. Then add some poker chips, colored string, and green army men and you'll be good to go. |
Size: 76.2kb Version: May 2003 Download: |
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Platoon Terrain Model Kit No military leader should be without this terrain model kit (TMK). This TMK is made specifically for platoon level missions. Download this document, print it on colored paper, cut it out, and laminate it. Then add some poker chips, colored string, and green army men and you'll be good to go. This is the standard for Sapper School and Ranger School. |
Size: 120kb Version: May 2003 Download: |
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FormFlow Filler Form
Library The featured file is a self-extracting zip file of all common military forms. If you don't want to download this large Form Library, you can download individual forms from the Army Publishing Directorate (APD). FormFlow Filler is legacy software software that is still used by the DOD. Adobe, the publishers of FormFlow, have publicly announced that they will no longer be updating this software or answering customer service questions about it. Patches and updates are available from Adobe. As of November 2004, the Army has selected the PureEdge Viewer as a replacement for FormFlow Filler. Silanis ApproveIt software will be used in conjunction with PureEdge Viewer to create a digital signature. Around January 2006, APD plans to sever all technical support for FormFlow. You can download FormFlow and PureEdge Viewer from the Army Small Computer Program (ASCP), if you have a valid AKO email address. Click on "No Cost Software" at the top of the screen, then click on "Adobe Capture Software" or "PureEdge Viewer" on the sidebar. |
Size: 28.3Mb Version: Jul 1999
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