printouts for sit x

I finally got around to printing out some of my field manual downloads.
I put em on my thumb drive and printed a bunch from work.
What I did was picked through the ones that applied to me and my climate. I put them in the bottom of my BOB and amazingly they didn't take up much room. I narrowed down as much as I could and then printed them on both sides to cut down further on volume. I found maybe 6 areas that interested me. I can always add more as I find them.

I really think this is helpful because when the adrenaline is pumping, you will not be able to focus on every little detail.
Some of the areas I saved were;
shelter building
navigating
water and food procurement
fire and signaling
plants of my area
many levels of tactical stuff including effective weapon making
& lots of other things as well.

Are any of them non-copyrighted material? Can you post electronic copies of these things here for all of us to look at and discuss?

The difficult part is if there is no copywrite notice, how does one know?
I would say the bulk of my collection is from p2p, but I know there are army manuals on the internet that are free to share. I will look into it.

This is why I was always hesitent to to start this thread.
brb


edit;
ARMY FIELD MANUALS


For the majority of these manuals, the distribution is for public use. see below.


DISTRIBUTION RESTRICTION:
Approved for public release;
distribution is unlimited.

[edit on 19/1/07 by shadow watcher]

FM 21-76 is an army manual on survival.
The above web site breaks it down into usable chapters.
The copywrite for this particular book is public domain so let's dig in!

I finally got around to printing out some of my field manual downloads.

Great idea...

I did the same a while back... you may want to consider laminating them. It will make them a little more awkward to carry but also makes them water/crush/rip proof