100 deadly skills the SEAL operative's guide to eluding pursuers, evading capture, and surviving any dangerous situation

From far-flung locations to our very own backyards, danger and disaster can strike at any moment, and survival comes down to preparation and knowing your enemy. Adapted by a retired Navy SEAL from the world of special operations, this manual draws on the unique skill set of a clandestine operative t...

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Main Author: Emerson, Clint (Author)
Other Authors: Slampyak, Ted (Illustrator)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: New York : Touchstone, [2015]
Edition:First Touchstone trade paperback edition.
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Summary:From far-flung locations to our very own backyards, danger and disaster can strike at any moment, and survival comes down to preparation and knowing your enemy. Adapted by a retired Navy SEAL from the world of special operations, this manual draws on the unique skill set of a clandestine operative to radically improve your chances of coming out on top - whether you're faced with an active shooter or the zombie apocalypse. These one hundred deadly skills, which all rely on low-tech or "no-tech" tools (because complicated instructions are the last thing you need when facing imminent peril), include creating an every day carry kit; evading an ambush; escaping an automobile trunk; defeating handcuffs; making an improvised gas mask; disabling digital tracking devices; tricking facial recognition software; winning a knife fight; and surviving a grenade attack.--COVER.
Physical Description:xiii, 256 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:9781476796055 (pbk.)
147679605X (pbk.)
Author Notes:Clint Emerson spent twenty years as a Navy SEAL. He conducted special ops all over the world. Among his assignment he worked with various SEAL teams, including the elite SEAL Team SIX and the National Security Agency (NSA). He is now retired.