Illustration · see Amazon for product photoSAS Survival Handbook: The Definitive Survival Guide
by Collins
Why ApocaPack recommends it
A fuller reference for the household shelf rather than a pocket guide. It offers more room to explore practical preparedness and outdoor skills; mark the sections relevant to your home before putting it with your emergency plan.
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Pros
- More extensive than a pocket reference
- No reliance on a charged device
- Useful for reading and planning in advance
Cons
- Bulkier to carry
- Broad outdoor content is not all relevant to a UK home
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SAS Survival Handbook: The Definitive Survival Guide
Collins
A fuller reference for the household shelf rather than a pocket guide. It offers more room to explore practical preparedness and outdoor skills; mark the sections relevant to your home before putting it with your emergency plan.
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- Water, power, food and first aid
- Space to note where things are kept
- Prints fine in black and white