54 grunt tips and tactics for your toolbox when the shtf

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Got this information from another website and the majority ofthe information here below was employed one time or anothe

during my time on the teams.

by The ITS Crew on December 8, 2010

In the event that things go bad, skills that are considered on-the-job training in Infantry and Spec Ops units are handy toknow.

Today were going to go over 54 of them that you shouldcommit to memory. While this was a collaboration with Docfrom RSKTKR, none of us can take credit for this list, but feltit was important enough to share.

These are tips weve collected over the years from varioussources including Gunnys, Chiefs, our lessons learned in theservice and comments made around the net.Grunt Tips

1. Unpredictability is paramount, never use the same NDP(Night Defensive Perimeter) twice; never use the sameambush site twice and dont travel in straight lines. Becoming

predictable could be your last mistake. No matter how carefulyouve been, its always possible youve been compromisedand dont know it. If the enemy cant predict where youll be,he cant ambush you.

2. When you conduct reconnaissance do not go directly in thedirection youre headed. Its a good idea to travel in anotherdirection and then perform a zigzag with many changes ofdirection. Make the enemy track you and not be able to run ina straight line to your team. Even crossing your own tracksallows your team to see whether they are being tracked.

Another extremely important tip is to never go back the wayyou came. The consequences could be deadly.

3. Trust your instincts but do not engage in a competition ontactics. Follow all basic rules. The last man should try torepair your trail whenever possible. Make the enemy have tosearch harder to find you.

4. Just because a spot looks good for a hide or an NDP,doesnt mean you should use it. Analyze the area from an
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AND PACKING LIST

COMBAT LEADER'S

HANDBOOK PART 1

COMBAT LEADER'S

HANDBOOK PART 2

COMBAT PATROLS

COMMITTEE OFSAFETY - COMMON

LAW COURT

COMMITTEE OF

SAFETY -THE END

OF THE REVOLUTION

AND THE BEGINNING

OF INDEPENDENCE

COMMITTEE OF

SAFETY - THE PLAN

FOR THE

RESTORATION OF

CONSTITUTIONAL

GOVERNMENT

COMMUNICATIONS

CONSTITUTIONAL

CONVENTIONS -

WHY THEY WILL

NOT WORK

COVER,

CONCEALMENT ANDCAMOUFLAGE

CLOSE QUARTERS

BATTLE - TIRE IRON

STYLE

CROSSING A LINEAR

DANGER AREA - TIRE

IRON STYLE

DANGER AREA

TACTICS

DEFENSE

CONDITION

DISASTER

PREPAREDNESS

GUIDES

FIELD GEAR

PACKING LIST

INCLUDING FIELD

STOVES AND FUEL

enemys point of view; where would you look for an enemyshide?

5. Never hide near or in any man-made structures or features.They attract attention and are the first places your enemy willook when theyre trying to find you. The most hostileenvironments are the ones less searched. i.e. a cliff.remember:

Shape.Shine.Shadow.Spacing. natural objects are never evenly spacedSilhouette.sudden movement.

6. When filling or filtering water from streams, be aware thatany silt you stir up will travel downstream, alerting others ofyour presence.

7. When taking a dump in the woods, always bring yourweapon. The enemy may approach while youre unarmed anddefenseless. Bring along a small plastic bag for your usedpaper rather than burying it. You can bury the dump, butwithout paper remaining how can the enemy decide whosecrap it is; his or his enemys? If youre with a buddy informthem so they know it is you returning back, establish aspecific sound for you to make prior to visual confirmation.

8. Its better to have multiple canteens/Nalgenes than one

and a five gallon bag in your ruck to fill from. Its easier toexchange an empty one with a full one. A 5 gallon bag alsocauses loud sloshing and shifting of weight which may causeyour pack to shimmer enough for the enemy to see you.Remember Murphys Law If you can see the enemy, he cansee you too. when using a camelbak or something similaravoid having air in it to reduce sloshing noise. flip it upsidedown to make the air go upwards and remove it through thetube.

9. Watch for trip wires, booby traps and try not to step on

twigs. Hearing a twig breaking can travel farther than youthink. try to remain calm and if possible attempt to figure outwhich side the sound came from as to take cover.

10. Other than health reasons, dont smoke; the exhale ofyour cigarette smoke can be seen and smelled by your enemy

11. Dont keep looking in one spot for too long, close youreyes or move them away from area you wish to focus on andthen look again. Staring at one spot too long makes it seem
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FIGHTING

POSITIONS

FILE DOWNLOAD

AREA

FIREMEN

FIRE STARTING AND

TINDER OPTIONS

FOOD - 3 & 6 DAY

SAMPLE MENU'S

FOOD - BACK

COUNTRY COOKING

INFORMATION AND

RECIPIES

FOOD -

BACKPACKING

NUTRITION

INFORMATION

SPICES TO STOCK

UP ON

FOOD - EDIBLE AND

MEDICINAL PLANTS

FOOD - EDIBLE

WILD FOODS

FOOD - LOW

MAINTENANCE

ANIMALS THATWORK FOR YOU:

CHICKENS, RABBITS

AND GOATS

FOOD - MILITIA

COOKBOOK AND

MORE RECIPIES

FOOD - STORAGE

AND SUPPLIES

FOOD - THE

SURVIVAL FOODPYRAMID

FREEDOM FROM

WAR BY PRESIDENT

JOHN KENNEDY TO

THE UNITED

NATIONS - 1961

GRUB & GEAR -

LESSONS LEARNED

FROM AN ALASKAN

as if that spot is moving. When scanning large areas I use aframing technique. Ill make a box with my hands and scansections. This helps focus on smaller chunks verses lookingover large landscapes. Youre more adapt to pick on tells thatare out of place, straight lines, veg, colors, shadows,movement, etc. When observing at night, make a sideways 8pattern infinity if you will, it forces you to use your conesrather than the rods in your eyes (rods detect color and are

centered in your eyes cones detect black and white and arearound the cones) The infinity pattern forces you to not lookdirectly at the object, allowing more light to hit your cones.

Also, scan in three sections foreground, mid-ground and high-ground. Scan from bottom to top, right to left (opposite wayyou read, which feels weird, it makes you go slower, so youtake in more detail).

have a second person confirm if possible who was not staringat it.

12. Look for anything that looks out of place. Straight lineitems may be a comms wire for a land line, but whose? Yoursor your enemys?

13. Be observant and know your surroundings. Know whatsounds are natural and what changes in them can mean.Silence can also be deadly.

14. Stay alert, its easy to let your mind wander and become

complacent.

15. Dont leave tracks in the snow that your enemy can follow

16. Dont let the enemy smell you coming. Use odorlesslaundry detergent, dont use cologne/aftershave, dont smoke(see above), dont dip, dont eat foods with heavy garlic orother ingredients that allow scent to permeate from your skin.As a last resort grab dirt and rub it all over your clothes toremove as much of the smell as possible.

17. Use your peripheral vision and practice using it, especiallyat night.

18. Back-lighting will give away your posit ion, even during theday. Hard shadows are unnatural, so plan your routesaccordingly; even in urban environments.

19. Dont build fires, this one should go without saying ifyoure trying not to be noticed.


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TRAPPER

HAND & ARM

SIGNALS

HAZARDS AND

DISASTERS THAT

CAN HAPPEN IN

MAINE

HOW TO TELL THEDIFFERENCE

BETWEEN A LIBERAL

AND A

CONSERVATIVE

HURRICANE

PREPAREDNESS

INFORMATION

IMMEDIATE ACTION

DRILLS (ACTIONS

ON ENEMYCONTACT)

INITIAL ENTRY

TRAINING

ISRAELI STREET

FIGHTING TIPS

LAND NAVIGATION

LINKS OF INTEREST

MAP READING

MEDICAL - A

DOCTOR'S

THOUGHTS ON

ANTIBIOTICS,

EXPIRATION DATES,

AND TEOTWAWKI

MEDICAL - BLOOD

TYPE

COMPATABILITY

CHART

MEDICAL - COMBAT

LIFESAVERS

MEDICAL BAG

MEDICAL - COMBAT

LIFESAVER

TRAINING

MATERIALS

MEDICAL -

CRYPTOSPORIDIUM

INFECTION AND

20. Dont use the old ALICE clips to secure your gear, useMALICE Clips if you have PALS Webbing or even Zip Ties.

21. Never walk parallel to the objective; Its much moredifficult to see someone coming to or away from you than it isside to side.

22. Use dead reckoning and terrain association as much as

possible.

23. Dummy cord your gear. Canteen/Nalgene, Night Vision,GPS, multitool and pocket knives. Type 1 Paracord is great forthis purpose, cut it long enough to make the equipment easyto get to, but not long enough to hit the ground or getwrapped around something.

24. Save the safety pins that come on the 5.56 bandoliers.They come in handy.

25. Always carry good snivel gear. (layers, balaclava/watchcapand a straw to suck it up.)

26. Carry a quality roll of toilet paper in a Ziploc. Use the MREpaper for cleaning patches.

27. Learn to waterproof your gear, especially comms. Riggerstape works great on the outside of Ziplocs to make them moredurable.

28. Tuck your headlamp in your blouse in case it accidentallycomes on. Same goes for those keychain Photon lights. avoidheadlamps that have sensitive on off switches prefer militarymodels that have twist to turn on off and pressure fortemporary on.

29. When drinking from a canteen/nalgene, pass it around tokill it and preven sloshing.

30. Field Strip your MREs.

31. Carry pruning shears for cutting vegetation and creatingcamouflage.

32. Have a good Escape and Evasion plan.

33. Run IADs (Immediate Action Drills) religiously.

34. Practice moving quietly in every environment. Get a pair osound enhancing shooting ear pro and listen to yourself. Takeyour time and plan your next move. if time allows it walk


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TREATMENT

MEDICAL - DIY

WATER FILTERS AND

OTHER

PURIFICATION

METHODS FOR

FIELD USE

MEDICAL - FIRST

AID TRAINING

STANDARDS FOR

THE MILITIA

MEMBER

MEDICAL - GIARDIA

INFECTION AND

TREATMENT

MEDICAL - HEAT

INDEX CHART

MEDICAL - HERBALMEDICINE FOR

PREPPERS

MEDICAL -

INSERTING AN ORAL

AIRWAY

MEDICAL - IV

THERAPY

MEDICAL -

MEDICINE AND

NURSINGDISCUSSION

MEDICAL -

MEDICINE AND

SECURITY

DISCUSSION

MEDICAL - MILITIA

MEDIC TRAINING

SUBJECTS

MEDICAL - PLANTS

FOR MEDICINE

MEDICAL - PSYCH

NURSING

DISCUSSION

MEDICAL - RANGER

FIRST RESPONDER

TRAINING SLIDES

MEDICAL -

TACTICAL & LONG

slowly lifting your legs high enough as to not scrub all theundergrowth, lower your legs at a pace to search the ground.i.e. if the ground feels springy at a point you might beattempting to step on a twig.also match the cadence of the person with you to avoidexcess sound.

35. When you need to move with a purpose, stop and listen

often. Move a few paces and stop briefly to listen for noise.

36. Learn your Pace Count. In case you didnt know, your PaceCount is counting every time your left foot hits the ground for100 meters. This helps with judging the distance youvewalked. It helps alot with a map,compass, and protractor.

37. When you find a spot to set up in for the night or make ahide, go into the thick stuff. Its harder to see you, andanybody wanting to snoop around looking for you will make alot of noise coming up on you. make sure your hideout hasmore than one exit entry preferably having your emergencyexit less obvious as to avoid being cornered.

38. Even if youre carrying MREs, when practical, alwayssupplement them with small game and things you may find toeat in the field. This will make your rations last longer.

39. Tape up everything thats loose on your pack or anythingelse youre carrying, it will help prevent snags.

40. Before you move out, have a buddy listen as you jump upand down to ensure you arent rattling and potentially givingaway your position.

41. Tuck your boot laces into the tops of you boots after youtie them. You are using square-knotted Paracord laces right?

42. Learn to use hand signals if youre with a group or evenone other guy. Make sure each man knows the signals and usewhatever works for everyone. Silent communication isparamount and the more youre around your guys the more

you wont have to do anything other than look at each otherto communicate.

43. carry extra paracord with survival bracelets or any otherway you like. also carry camo tape they tend to be useful.

44. avoid use of shiny objects i.e. mirror they may give outyour position.

45. use a kill flash on lenses, goggles etc reflections can give


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RANGE MEDICAL

GUIDELINES

MEDICAL -

TACTICAL MEDICAL

KIT

MEDICAL - THE

MEDIC CODE

MEDICAL - TRAUMADISCUSSION

MEDICAL - TRAUMA

FOCUSED

INDIVIDUAL

TRAINING SLIDES &

TACTICAL COMBAT

CASUALTY CARE

MEDICAL - WATER

INTAKE

REQUIREMENTS TOPREVENT HEAT

INJURIES AND

DEHYDRATION

MEDICAL -

WINDCHILL CHART

MISSION PLANNING:

Step 1 Strategic

goals

MISSION PLANNING:

Step 2 Missions andthe SG's

MISSION PLANNING:

Step 3 Tactical

Planning an

overview

MISSION PLANNING:

Step 4 Warning

Order Part 1

MISSION PLANNING:

Step 5 SMEAC

MISSION PLANNING:

Step 6 Mission

Statement

MISSION PLANNING:

Step 7

MISSION PLANNING:

Step 8 Finalized

Situation Report.

away your position.

46. birds moving away from a location indicate movement.similarly birds on trees indicate that there is probably no onein the area. (as long as the trees are not too tall)

47. have all gear on you in layers depending on use. e.g.escape and evasion gear should be directly on you not in your

bag. ammunition on the vest and extra gear in your bag. So ifyou need to ditch your bag the essential gear is on yourself.

48. when carrying gear keep in mind that it is better to feelcolder than warmer since after a short distance you will beginto sweat and feel warm.

49. layered insulation only works if the correct amount ofclothes is used. i.e. undergarments should allow moisture tomove away from your skin.

50. similar to number 7 your weapon should always be atarms reach at most.

51. when at one place for rest make sure the things youunpack are essential and not many so you can pack them backand move out at a moments notice.

52. use your gear regularly to familiarize yourself with it.

53. although technololgy has progressed and can make your

life easier learn not to rely on it too much especially in mapreading.

54. Condoms can protect electronics.

Most, if not all of these things work just as well forindividuals as they do for a team. Commit them to memoryand add your tips in the comments! This list is far fromcomplete. Wed like to follow this up in a few months with allthe new tips you guys add. Stay safe out there!

FOR LIKE MINDED PATRIOTS WHO WANT TO SURVIVE ANY AND ALL SITUATIONS

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MISSION PLANNING:

Step 9 The meat of

the whole deal -

EXECUTION

MISSION PLANNING:

Step 9a The general

make up of the

team

MISSION PLANNING:

Step 9b Planning for

the HOME Team

deployment

MISSION PLANNING:

Step 9b (a) LR

Execution

MISSION PLANNING:

Step 9c Home Team

InsertionsMOUNTED LAND

NAVIGATION

MOVEMENT

TECHNIQUES

NAVIGATION IN

DIFFERENT TYPE OF

TERRAIN

OBSERVATION

POSTS ANDSCANNING

PATROL BASES

PATROL PLANNING

CONSIDERATIONS

PATROLLING 101 -

TIRE IRON STYLE

POISONOUS PLANTS

PROCEEDINGS OF

COMMISSIONERS TO

REMEDY DEFECTS

OF THE FEDERAL

GOVERNMENT : 1786

RECONNISSANCE

PATROLS

ROBERT ROGER'S

STANDING ORDERS

RON PAUL AND THE
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MILITIA

SEARCH AND

RESCUE - FEMA

TYPE RATING

SEARCH AND

RESCUE - WINTER

OPERATIONS

EQUIPMENT LIST

SURVIVAL

SURVIVAL FOR

OMNIVORES,

VEGETARIANS, AND

VEGANS

SURVIVAL

GARDENING

SURVIVAL IN THE

CITY

TEAM FORMATIONS

- FM 7-8 STYLE

TEAM FORMATIONS

- TIRE IRON STYLE

THE ANTI-

FEDERALIST PAPERS

1-17

THE ANTI-

FEDERALIST PAPERS18-34

THE ANTI-

FEDERALIST PAPERS

35-51

THE ANTI-

FEDERALIST PAPERS

52-68

THE ANTI-

FEDERALIST PAPERS

69-85

THE ART OF WAR -

Part I - Laying Plans

THE ART OF WAR -

Part II - Waging War

THE ART OF WAR -

Part III - Attack By

Stratagem

THE ART OF WAR -
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Part IV - Tactical

Dispositions

THE ART OF WAR -

Part V - Energy

THE ART OF WAR -

Part VI - Weak

Points and Strong

THE ART OF WAR -

Part VII -

Maneuvering

THE ART OF WAR -

Part VIII - Variation

in Tactics

THE ART OF WAR -

Part IX - The Army

on the March

THE ART OF WAR -Part X - Terrain

THE ART OF WAR -

Part XI - The Nine

Situations

THE ART OF WAR -

Part XII - The Attack

by Fire

THE ART OF WAR -

Part XIII - The Useof Spies

THE ARTICLES OF

CONFEDERATION:

MARCH 1, 1781

THE BILL OF RIGHTS

THE CONSTITUTION

OF THE UNITED

STATES

THE DECLARATIONOF INDEPENDENCE

THE FEDERALIST

PAPERS - The

Importance of the

Union (1-14)

THE FEDERALIST

PAPERS - Defects of

the Articles of

Confederation (15-

22)


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THE FEDERALIST

PAPERS -

Arguments for the

Type of Government

Contained in the

Constitution (23-

36)

THE FEDERALISTPAPERS - The

Republican Form of

Government (37-

51)

THE FEDERALIST

PAPERS - The

Legislative Branch

(52-66)

THE FEDERALIST

PAPERS - TheExecutive Branch

(67-77)

THE FEDERALIST

PAPERS - The

Judicial Branch (78-

83)

THE FEDERALIST

PAPERS -

Conclusions and

Miscellaneous Ideas

(84-85)

THE MYTH OF POSSE

COMITATUS ACT OF

1878

TRACKING PATROL

URBAN OPERATIONS

WEAPONS OF MASS

DESTRUCTION

QUICK REFERENCE

GUIDE

WEAPONS

QUALIFICATION

WHAT IS THE

MILITIA

WRITTEN EXAMS

YouHaveTreadOnMe

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