U.S. Army Survival Manual by Colonel Peter T. Underwood

The U.S. Army Survival Manual is a 428-page paperback revised and updated by Colonel Peter T. Underwood USMC (Ret). It covers survival psychology and basic medicine alongside practical outdoor skills including personal camouflage, signaling techniques, and shelter construction. The manual includes sections on identifying poisonous snakes and lizards, recognizing edible plants, and reading cloud formations to predict weather changes. Designed for military personnel and outdoor enthusiasts, it provides foundational knowledge for self-sufficiency in wilderness and emergency situations.