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The publications listed below are sources of additional information. They are
not required in order to understand this publication.
U.S. Army Publications
AR 70-38 Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation of Materiel for
Extreme Climatic Conditions, August 1979
FM 1-400 Aviator’s Handbook, May 1983
FM 21-11 First Aid for Soldiers, October 1988
FM 31-70 Basic Cold Weather Manual, April 1968
FM 31-71 Northern Operations, June 1971
FM 90-3 Desert Operations, August 1977
FM 90-5 (HTF) Jungle Operations (How to Fight), August 1982
FM 90-6 Mountain Operations, June 1980
TC 21-3 Soldier’s Handbook for Individual Operations and Survival in
Cold Weather Areas, March 1986
GTA 21-7-1 Study Card Set, Survival Plants, Southeast Asia
Man and Materiel in the Cold Regions (Part I). US Army Cold Regions
Test Center, Fort Greely, AK.
U.S. Air Force Publications
Air Force Manual 64-4 Survival Training, July 1985
Air Force Manual 64-5 Aircrew Survival, September 1985
Afoot in the Desert. Environmental Information Div, Air Training
Command, Air University Library, Maxwell AFB, AL: Oct 80.
Arctic Survival Principles, Procedures, and Techniques. 3636th Combat
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U.S. Navy Publications
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Following are the stock numbers for decks of recognition cards, which were
prepared by the Naval Training Equipment Center, Orlando, FL.
National Stock No.
20-6910-00-820-6702 Device 9H5, Survival Plants, Pacific
20-6910-00-004-9435 Device 9H18 Study Card Set, Northeast Africa/
Mideast (Deck 1, Recognition Wildlife; Deck 2,
Recognition Plantlife)
6910-00-106-4337/1 Device 9H15/1, Aviation Survival Equipment
National Stock No.
6919-00-106-4338/2 Device 9H15/2, Aviation Land Survival Techniques
6910-00-106-4352/3 Device 9H15/3, Aviation Sea Survival Techniques
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910-00-820-6702 Device 9H9A Study Cards, Survival Plant
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