Military, Tactical, Work & Outdoor
In Unconventional Warfare, traditional military munitions may not always be feasible or wise to use. Instead, fabricating munitions from locally available materials might be necessary. This manual aims to empower Special Forces and guerrilla troops by detailing how to create munitions from everyday items. Manufactured devices are generally more effective and reliable, but in certain operations, conventional munitions might be inaccessible for security or logistical reasons.
Thus, operators may need to utilize materials found in drugstores, paint shops, junk piles, or military stockpiles. Many ingredients and materials are common enough to be carried without raising suspicion, and the resulting improvised munitions can be tailored for specific targets, offering greater flexibility and versatility. This manual includes simple explanations and illustrations to help even those unfamiliar with munitions to construct explosives, detonators, propellants, shaped charges, small arms, mortars, incendiaries, delays, switches, and similar items from indigenous materials.
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