"Behind Enemy Lines: Pilot Survival Kit" Pt 3 by Nutnfancy

More stories illustrate key points of the BEL CES. These are the harsh realities that you will be dealing with if shot down or finding yourself in enemy territory. We are soldiers doing our job, following lawful orders, taking care of our buddies, taking fire. But expect your world to be turned upside down in BEL, especially if captured. This is your motivation and I provide some very heavy analysis of your POW realities, using history as our yardstick. Torture, inhumane treatment, and starvation await you. In stark contrast to how the US treats its nation signatory POWs, you may bear permanent physical scarring and damage...if you come back at all. Oh yeah, you'll also be treated like a war criminal no matter what your AFSC/MOS. With this in mind, I review the four tiers of true preparation: mental/spiritual, physical fitness, material, and training [discussed, add in Pt 4]. We continue our march through the material aspects of this BEL Kit with that foundation. In some ways this BEL Kit resembles the USK but they are key differences [integration of full combat capabilitiesas SAWC allows]. Items for warmth, protection, food, and lighting are discussed in this Part 3. A more complete discussion on compact carbine choices kicks it off. Not exactly light at 45 lbs, this CES version nevertheless is cramming as much capability as possible for a downed airmen, separated contractor/LE, or civilian in WROL. You will find depth and meaning in the discussion and come away with lessons and applications in your own system. /////////////Get shell casings, TNP music, hats, NEW T-Shirts while they last at: WWW.NUTNFANCY.BIGCARTEL.COM