Field Manual

Offline survival encyclopedia — EN / FR / ES

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Camping5 steps

Pitch a Tent in the Rain

Keep the inner dry when the sky is already open — fly first, inner last. Same discipline as a field bivi.

Camping4 steps

Filter Stream Water in Camp

Weekend-camp water from a creek using cloth, boil, or chemicals — no need to drink raw because it looks clean.

Camping4 steps

Tension a Forest Tarp

A-frame or lean-to with two trees, a ridgeline, and the two knots that actually matter in rain.

Camping4 steps

Cook Dinner in Camp

A simple evening kitchen: stove off the tent, one pot, eat before dark, food sealed before you sleep.

Water3 steps

Emergency Water Purification

Protocol to make non-potable water safe for human consumption after a natural disaster or grid failure.

Shelter4 steps

Ultra-Light Emergency Shelter

Build a fast weather barrier when stranded without a tent — priority is insulation from ground cold and wind.

Fire3 steps

Emergency Fire Ignition

How to generate and maintain fire for thermoregulation and cooking without conventional tools.

First Aid3 steps

Massive Hemorrhage Control

Immediate response protocol to stop severe arterial bleeding before help arrives.

Foraging8 steps

Universal Edibility Test

Field protocol to verify whether an unknown plant is safe to eat when no expert identification is available.

Bushcraft4 steps

Bowline Knot

The king of fixed loops. Forms a non-slipping loop that never jams, even after extreme load.

Bushcraft3 steps

Taut-Line Hitch

The ultimate friction hitch for tarp guy lines. Slides to adjust tension and locks automatically under load.

Bushcraft4 steps

Feather Stick Fire Prep

Create a high-surface-area tinder bundle from damp wood when dry tinder is unavailable.

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