In a close combat situation, many people consider the fists as the only weapon of the body. Fists are important in close combat, but in fact, there are many other body parts that can be used as an effective weapon in a combat situation. Many parts can also be used as effective target areas or…
Category: Survival
The five tactical rules to follow in a close combat situation.
How to survive a knife attack
The importance of soap and how to make soap in a survival situation.
How to read and use a topographic map in a survival situation.
Topographic maps describe the shape of the land and can be used to help you locate natural and man-made features like woodlands, waterways, important buildings, and bridges. The information derived from a topographic map can help you locate sources for water and even if a clearly-defined water resource is not visible on the map, you…
Snipers – how they operate and how to avoid their gun sights
Professional snipers, particularly military-trained snipers, are well versed in marksmanship, field craft, reconnaissance, observation, surveillance, target acquisition and of course, camouflage. Avoiding a sniper attack can be nearly impossible but by understanding how they work, and following a few simple avoidance tactics, it’s possible you may be able to outwit them – and survive.
How to open a metal can without using a can opener.
How to make glue in the wild (pine pitch glue).
How to build an efficient fire using a single log – the Swedish Fire Torch
Scientists say current solar activity cycle is weakest in over 100 years – weather impact unknown
Its production of magnetism, activity, and winds have great implications for our planet but hey, it’s a “variable star” and as such, conditions are known to change. Unfortunately, scientists this week told reporters that the sun’s current space-weather cycle is the most anemic in over 100 years. The situation is especially disconcerting given the sun…








