US Air Force Pocket Survival Handbook By Jay McCullough For Cadets And Outdoor Adventurers

The U.S. Air Force Pocket Handbook is a compact, field-ready survival guide crafted for travelers, outdoor enthusiasts, and professionals who may face challenging environments. This 358-page paperback compiles essential, easy-to-reference survival knowledge into a portable volume you can rely on in the moment.

• Compact pocket-sized paperback: Designed to fit in a jacket pocket or small pack for quick reference on the go.
• 358 pages of expert guidance: Thorough, organized content that remains portable and durable for field use.
• Edited by Jay McCullough: Trusted survival author delivering practical, field-tested advice.
• Wide range of essential survival skills: First aid for illness and injury; navigation without a map; fire-building; rope work and knot-tying; signaling for help; sea survival; concealment techniques; and more.
• Bulk-packaged for training and groups: Ideal for classrooms, outdoor programs, and team packs.
• ISBN: 978-1-62087-104-1 (for cataloging and purchasing)

Whether you're planning a weekend hike, a maritime excursion, or a field-training exercise, this pocket handbook puts reliable, practical survival knowledge at your fingertips. It helps you assess risks quickly, make informed decisions, and execute essential skills—like starting a fire, navigating without landmarks, performing basic first aid, and signaling for help—when professional resources aren’t immediately available. Its compact footprint makes it easy to carry in real-world situations, so you can feel prepared while staying within your kit or budget.