Field Manuals?

Does anyone own any? I have FM 21-76 "Survival."

I want to get these just for the knowledge and to help with a story I am writing, not to actually implement these tactics/weapons:

TM 31-210 "Improvised Munitions"
FM 31-21 "Guerrilla Warfare And Special Forces Operations"
TM 31-201-1 "Unconventional Warfare Devices and Techniques: Incendiaries"

I have the medical field manual somewhere i know it's from the first Iraq war, it's got lots of pictures. just by looking at it, and being very careful you could pull out an appendix, bullets, sew deep cuts, fix any thing broken or sprained.

I also have like a demolition manual, I guess from ww2 but after the years it's lost it's cover and a lot of pages, that would teach me how to make a Don't use the Lord's name in vain. "Watch your language" land mine that wouldn't kill somebody with a few substitutes, if I could get the 3 pages before

I am looking into buying all the hand to hand combat manual

I have a small box full out in my garage. Good stuff. I have the M17/M17A1 NBC Mask manual, a couple survival manuals from the 70s and 90s, to name a few.

I also downloaded the USMC sniper FM that was on the forum somewheres. I've read about, oh, 90 pages or so.

lonesniper24 wrote:

I have the medical field manual somewhere i know it's from the first Iraq war, it's got lots of pictures. just by looking at it, and being very careful you could pull out an appendix, bullets, sew deep cuts, fix any thing broken or sprained.

You do! I've actually been trying to get my hands on that for a while now. You wouldnt happen to be able to get me a copy or scan would you?

I have "The Ultimate Guide to U.S. Army Skills, Tactics, and Techniques". It's a re-print and "new" edition of a Vietnam-era guide, I think. It has "Department of the Army" on it, so it's good stuff . Not really a field manual, but still, it's 953 pages of Army goodness

The only handbook you will ever need

www.utc.edu/Academic/MilitaryScience/21-76%20Ranger%20HB.pdf