THE ULTIMATE SURVIVAL GUIDE for anyone who thinks they'd survive the world's most hostile environments - or at least imagine they could do. ----------------------------- First issued to airmen in the 1950s, the Air Ministry's Sea Survival guide includes original and authentic emergency advice to crew operating over the ocean. With original illustrations and text, these survival guides provide an insight to military survival techniques from a by-gone era. Packed with original line drawings and instruction in: - The best faces to pull to prevent frostbite and when you can expect bits of you to 'fall off', should you fail - How to build a structurally sound igloo - How to fashion a mask to prevent snowblindness Focussing on the harshest of situations one can find oneself in, Arctic Survival is one of four reprints of The Air Ministry's emergency survival pamphlets. Others include: Jungle Survival Desert Survival Arctic Survival
This fascinating and informative survival guide introduces readers to the challenging environments of the arctic and antarctic. Useful tips tell you how to shelter from blizzards, what you can-and shouldn�t-eat, what materials are available in frozen lands for building shelter, and what animals to avoid. Real life stories demonstrate how humans can survive on their own in polar regions.
Belmore Browne, artist and mountaineer, prepared engaging, meticulous poster-sized illustrations and extensive, informative lectures for the training of survival techniques in northern climates to USAAF and USAF airmen during World War II and the Korean War. Never previously available to the public, these remarkable reproductions of 38 diagrams by one of America's great illustrators, demonstrate a unique combination of artistry and outdoor survival skills. The lectures and other writings fully explore the challenges and techniques for the crash-landed airman or the Boy Scout or weekend explorer. This book is a rich combination of practical outdoors information, history and creativity from a renaissance man of the 20th century. Assembled and edited by the granddaughter of Belmore Browne from family and other archival collections. Papaerback, perfect binding; large format, 10.5" x 13.75"; 152 pages; printed USA.
Belmore Browne, artist and mountaineer, prepared engaging, meticulous poster-sized illustrations and extensive, informative lectures for the training of survival techniques in northern climates to USAAF and USAF airmen during World War II and the Korean War. Never previously available to the public, these remarkable reproductions of 38 diagrams by one of America's great illustrators, demonstrate a unique combination of artistry and outdoor survival skills. The lectures and other writings fully explore the challenges and techniques for the crash-landed airman or the Boy Scout or weekend explorer. This book is a rich combination of practical outdoors information, history and creativity from a renaissance man of the 20th century. Assembled and edited by the granddaughter of Belmore Browne from family and other archival collections. Hardcover; large format, 10.5" x 13.75"; 152 pages; printed USA.
This book, which contains instructions on how to cope with survival problems written by people who have actually lived under survival conditions, tells the main things that a man should know about living in uncivilized regions of the Arctic.This book deals with what to do first when an emergency arises, how to make an effective shelter, how to find food, how to keep warm and care for clothing, how to care for sick and injured, and how to signal the rescue party. All of this is taken from the experiences of those who have fought the Arctic and won.Originally prepared for workers at the Arctic radar stations of the Cold War missile warning system, this handbook has a great deal of valuable information for the tourist, camper, hunter, fisherman or other cold regions traveler.
Embark on a riveting journey across icy terrains with "Enduring the Icy Gale," the definitive eBook guide to mastering the art of Arctic survival. This digital compendium unfolds chapter by chapter, delving deep into the heart of polar exploration and the strategies vital for prevailing against some of the harshest conditions on the planet. In the eye of an Arctic storm, there is no room for error. "Enduring the Icy Gale" envelops readers in the chilling embrace of extreme weather, guiding them through the science of storm prediction and the harrowing accounts of historical weather catastrophes that have shaped our understanding of the Arctic's tempestuous nature. The battle against subzero temperatures is as much a mental challenge as it is physical. Delve into the psychological fortress necessary for survival, the intricacies of tactical stress management, and the sharp decision-making required under the relentless pressure of the climate's cold grip. With survival gear as your second skin, learn how to select, layer, and maintain the armor that stands between life and frostbitten extremities. Discover ingenious shelter-building techniques tailored for the Arctic wilderness, created to shield adventurers from the piercing winds and biting cold. Experience a combustible mix of knowledge, as "Enduring the Icy Gale" ignites insight into mastering fire building, essential for warmth and survival. The whiteout conditions of the polar landscape demand superior navigation skills, and this guide steers readers through the art of orientation amid a blizzard of confusion. Each page is a step toward preparing for the unexpected, from emergency signaling in the endless night to the disciplined regime of maintaining hydration and nourishment amidst the icy desert. Equip yourself with first aid know-how specific to cold weather predicaments, and learn the critical considerations for traveling through treacherous landscapes with the assistance of hardy sleds and skis. Interactive encounters with polar wildlife, the logistics of resupply strategies, and ingenious uses of ice and snow for crafting in subzero temperatures; "Enduring the Icy Gale" covers it all. As your digital survival manual, it provides the knowledge for those brave enough to face the cold head-on. Whether a seasoned expedition leader or an armchair adventurer, the call of the wild resonates through each chapter. "Enduring the Icy Gale" is much more than a guide; it's your lifeline in the vast, frozen frontier – a beacon of knowledge to safeguard your return from the world's most formidable chills. Embrace the thrill of the Arctic and emerge triumphant against the icy gale.
It is difficult to imagine how anyone would enter into a polar or mountainous region unprepared. You’re prepared for your journey or you arrive by accident; for example, the aircraft you are traveling in has crash-landed over the frozen tundra, or your mode of transport has broken down in the wilderness. In all cases, providing you are uninjured, your chances of survival are good. Planned travel in a cold or mountainous environment should mean that you are well clothed and equipped. In both winter and summer, the Northern Arctic offers an abundant supply of water and food; shelter can be found or constructed above and below the tree line. The real threat comes from the cold, injury, and simply doing nothing. During the Second World War a number of service men became marooned in the arctic wasteland—most of them died. They did so because few ventured far from their crash site, they made no attempt to catch fish, hunt game, or even attempt to travel south. None that were later found had prepared a rescue signal, and most had died not from the cold but from starvation. The SAS Guide to Arctic and Mountain Survival provides details on what to do immediately after your arctic or mountain survival situation has arisen. You will learn how to prepare a shelter, especially on a barren landscape. You will learn how make a fire in the cold and wind, as well as how to find and cook food. This guide provides detailed instructions on navigation, how and when to travel, and how to prepare signal fires that will help speed up your rescue.
