New Generation Survival Ration A Brief Report (1991) / Chapter Skim
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Excerpt from: Technical Manual Operator's Manual Survival Kit, Hot Climate (July 28, 1986)
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TM 33-1680-349-10 TOP LAYER Figure 2-1. The individual, Hot Climate, Survival Kit Complete Assembly -- Continued 2-4
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TM 55-1680-349-10 Figure 2-1. The Individual, Hot Climate, Survival Kit Complete Assembly -- Continued Bay Item Function 1)
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TM 55-1680-349-10 2 -- 15 FOOD PACKET 2 -- 15 The individual hot climate survival kit contain: ‘x survival food peckets which ere to be used sD other food source is available. The food in «ch pecket is in concentrated form and should only be consumed with water to prevent personal dehydre tion.
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TM 55-1680-349-10 2 -- 17 TRIOXANE COMPRESSED 2 -- 17 FUEL a [ WARNING ] Trioxane compressed fuel contains metaformaldehyde, which is highly toxic.
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TM 33-1680-349-10 2 -- 19 WATER BAG : 2 -- 19 { CAUTION | When exposed to cold temperatures, the ‘water bag will become hard and rigid. Ex- ercise care when removing the bag from the survival kit and de not attempt to un- fold the bag until it has been warmed, which may be accomplished by placing the bag mext to your body.
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TM 35-1680-349-10 _2 -- 20 CANNED DRINKING WATER _ 2 -- 20 The individual, hot climate, survival kit is equipped with twelve 10 2/3-ounce cans of drinking water which should be conserved for absolute emergencies only. It is recommended that you forage for rink- ing water before attempting to consume the canned water.
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Excerpt from: Checklist for OV-1 Aircraft, Hot Climate Survival Kit (August 24, 1981)
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Excerpt from: TECHNICAL MANUAL Operator's Manual Survival Kit, Cold Climate OV-1 Aircraft (June 1971)
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Figure 1-1. Components of survival kit, individual, cold climate, OV-1 aircraft.
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Figure 2-2. Emergency signaling mirror.
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2-7. Whistle, Ball, Plastic | The whistle (16, fig.
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Excerpts from: AIR FORCE MANUAL SEARCH AND RESCUE SURVIVAL 1 February 1962 Air Force Manual #64-5 pp.
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In mud flats, during winter, you may find wet mud at the lowest point. Wring mud out in a piece of cloth to get water, but don't drink it if it is too salty or soapy-tasting.
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