The Green Beret Pocket-Sized Survival Guid

The book starts with critical life-saving medical information. Then the first five things to do in an emergency. From there it cover the five critical areas: first aid, water, food, shelter and fire. This book lays out how to survive from mild, to moderate, to extreme emergencies in a logical flow. Water and food procurement. Building shelter. Fire starting. Navigating and tracking. Specific environments. First Aid.

Then man-made threats and natural disasters are covered, one by one. Next, ‘bugging out’ and the hide site. A key stage, scavenging, ignored in other survival manuals, is covered in detail under stockpile, scavenge and sustain.

It goes into the wide array of specific 
situations: pandemic, flood, earthquake, tornado, 
hurricane, tsunami, wildfire, drought, heat wave,
 blizzard, nuclear-biological-chemical incidents,
 terrorism, crime, riots, dangerous plants
 and animals, emergency communications 
and much more. 
 Scavenging is also covered.



This is a book that can save your life and the life of those you love. The definitive guide to survive any emergency or disaster. This is the manual for neophytes who don’t know where to begin and experienced preppers who want insight and tactics from the elite Special Forces.

The author is a former Green Beret and taught for many years at the JFK Special Warfare Center and School, which trains Special Operations and included the SERE School (Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape). He wrote this book for the civilian who needs to know where to begin and how to proceed in a time and cost-effective manner. He has been in the Wall Street Journal, NY Times, Forbes, Psychology Today, Sports Illustrated, the Discovery Channel, the SyFy Channel and more.