U.S. Army Special Forces Guide to Unconventional Warfare: Devices and Techniques for Incendiaries Kindle Edition

A perfect field manual for fiction writers and preppers

Not really sure why I bought this, but I got put on the security committee for our synagogue. We occasionally attract crazies and we are in some interesting times. Anyway, I remember the book from the Army, and wanted to refresh my recollection about traps and things, in that such nasties might just show up at our house of worship. Very handy for that purposes. Or for the impending Zombie Apocalypse. Go ahead and spring for the related Boobytrap book and improvised munitions. At the least, leave it in the bathroom to disturb your liberal relatives.

book arrived in freshly printed condition as advertised. it covers exactly what it says is the subject matter, although you might want to buy some of the accompanying instruction books because they do refer to using the incendiary devices with other devices/mechanisms and how those are made is referred to but not discussed.

What people can come up with to defend themselves is amazing. Many home items to double as defense items. A home alone kit...

There are things in this book I feel truly grateful to be privy to. You simply will not find this information ANYWHERE else.

Son loves it... Neat ways to make things.

Get ready to be put on a list. It's for a friend I promise

Great product and quality.

Of interest to historians and thriller writers(who should be very careful to show only enough detail in their work to add verisimilitude and not be a how to guide). If you are reading it for other purposes, remember - the boys in the Doughnut down in Cheltenham are ever vigilant, Seriously, get drunk, stoned, or laid instead.

Great book really interesting to read. Nice that it gives tou a list of the thungs you need to make tge items in the book and a step by step guide on how to make them

Great Thank You

Yes it's old knowledge and common to some but I found it refreshing and handy for ideas for the plots of short stories I write.

Good book I would recommend it