Survival in the Wild and Extreme Situations According to the Special Services Methodology. 100 Key Skills

The modern person, lulled by a false sense of security, often behaves too relaxed. After all, if something goes wrong, one can pull a tiny computer out of their pocket and find the answer to any question or call for help. But what to do if a disaster occurs and you have to rely only on yourself? Are you ready for this? Do you know enough and have the skills to survive – in a waterless desert, in open sea after a shipwreck, during an assassination attempt, or if an armed robber breaks into your home? Clint Emerson, a retired Navy SEAL officer, describes in his book skills, many of which are taken from the arsenal of special services personnel, who often have to act in extreme conditions, at the limit of their physical capabilities, when it is necessary to make quick and precise decisions. In a life-threatening situation, where every second counts, these skills can help an ordinary person save their life – and the lives of others.