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AFH 10-644 Survival Evasion Resistance Escape (SERE) Operations

The most comprehensive modern US military survival text (2017): arctic, desert, tropical, open-ocean survival, shelter, fire, food/water procurement, navigation, signaling. Deeper than ATP 3-50.21 and a differentiator vs. competitors who only ship FM 21-76.

US Air Force (e-Publishing)

Public domain

ATP 3-50.21 Survival

The current (Sept 2018) official Army survival doctrine — successor to FM 21-76/FM 3-05.70. Covers water, food, fire, shelter, signaling, and survival medicine. The flagship item for a survival-manual library. Also the strongest free source on food procurement — plants, fishing, trapping and snares — and on water sourcing and treatment, which is why it is shelved under Plants, Food & Water as well.

US Army (Army Publishing Directorate)

Public domain

ATP 3-90.97 Mountain Warfare and Cold Weather Operations

Cold-weather and mountain operations doctrine: cold injury prevention, clothing layering (COLD principle), improvised shelters, movement over snow/ice, altitude effects. Fills the cold-climate pillar alongside AFH 10-644's arctic chapters.

US Army (Army Publishing Directorate)

Public domain

ATP 4-02.11 — Casualty Response, Tactical Combat Casualty Care, and First Aid

The current (released 23 Mar 2026) official Army first-aid doctrine for NONMEDICAL personnel — bleeding control, airway, burns, fractures, environmental injuries, casualty movement — written for laypeople-level responders and fully redistributable.

US Army Medical Center of Excellence / Army Publishing Directorate

Public domain

AUXFOG — Auxiliary Communications Field Operations Guide v1.1

Training and reference for volunteer/amateur emergency communicators (AuxComm): equipment, nets, message handling — bridges ham radio and official disaster response; CISA's own offline app validates the exact use case.

DHS CISA / Office of Emergency Communications

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CDC emergency-health web content

Authoritative, lay-readable coverage of exactly the dimension's topics: boil-water/bleach ratios, hypothermia, heat stroke, snakebite do's/don'ts, carbon monoxide after power outages, post-flood food safety.

CDC / ATSDR

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