“THE SAS GUIDE TO JUNGLE SURVIVAL”
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Teaches how to come to terms with the jungle environment, understand it, & work with it as opposed to “fighting it.” The jungle can provide shelter, food, & water, as well as contain disease & wild animals. Shows you how to deal with all of it & come out alive. 100 color photos; 6×9 inches, 160 pgs.
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When we think of jungles, we often think of a densely forested area with thick foliage; this is what is known as a primary jungle. But jungles can also include swamps, grasslands, and cultivated areas. Primary jungles can fall into the category of either a tropical rain forest or a deciduous forest, depending on the types of trees and plants found growing there. A tropical rain forest is typified by having tall trees whose upper branches interlock to form canopies. Yet of all the environments in which man has to survive, the jungle offers the best chance.
The SAS have operated in the jungle for years, sometimes staying in the forest for months at a time. They developed a technique whereby they had two sets of clothing, one for daytime use and one for night. Just before they went to sleep they would change from their wet clothing, which was normally hung under the shelter to dry out. In the morning they would change from their dry clothing and put on the wet. It is an uncomfortable change, but one that guaranteed a good night’s sleep in dry clothing.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Barry Davies spent eighteen years in the British Special Air Service serving around the globe. He participated in the storming of the hijacked Lufthansa plane at Mogadishu in 1977 and was awarded the British Empire Medal. He is the author of The Complete SAS Survival Manual and The SAS Self-Defense Handbook. Davies lives in England.
ISBN: 1-62087-208-0
Publisher: SKYHORSE
Publish Date: 02-28-2013
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