RANGER HANDBOOK
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Hey Gunner,
If you have any friends in the Military they can get you one at the clothing sales store for around $6.00 or $7.00. It's not the same design as the issue ones but it does have the exact same info and the printing is so much better.
Where are you located?
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Romans 10:9-10
"Military" Fans Unite!!
If you have any friends in the Military they can get you one at the clothing sales store for around $6.00 or $7.00. It's not the same design as the issue ones but it does have the exact same info and the printing is so much better.
Where are you located?
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God bless!
Romans 10:9-10
"Military" Fans Unite!!
How about the full Ranger Handbook and the Special Operations field manuals on a single CD-ROM for 25 bucks?
Go to Brigade Quartermasters site at: http://www.actiongear.com/ and type either SPECIAL OPS CD-ROM in the keyword search or BVC4010 in the item number search.
I have this disk and it's well worth the price - Jeff
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Go to Brigade Quartermasters site at: http://www.actiongear.com/ and type either SPECIAL OPS CD-ROM in the keyword search or BVC4010 in the item number search.
I have this disk and it's well worth the price - Jeff
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Randall's Adventure & Training
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SH-76 (The Ranger Handbook) is a greatbook, but the notes you take in it are just as important.
Case in point: I have 2 copies of my Sapper Leader manual from when I went to the Sapper Leader Course at Ft. Leonard Wood. One is the one I took notes in, took to the field, etc. The other is pretty pristine. The one with the notes in it has a LOT more information from the instructors than what's in the standard manual.
Yeah, the Ranger Handbook is very very useful by itself. But there is plenty of other information that it needs....
Spark
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Kevin Jon Schlossberg
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Case in point: I have 2 copies of my Sapper Leader manual from when I went to the Sapper Leader Course at Ft. Leonard Wood. One is the one I took notes in, took to the field, etc. The other is pretty pristine. The one with the notes in it has a LOT more information from the instructors than what's in the standard manual.
Yeah, the Ranger Handbook is very very useful by itself. But there is plenty of other information that it needs....
Spark
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Kevin Jon Schlossberg
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I didn't see the ranger handbook, but there are hundreds of field manuals that you can download here: http://155.217.58.58/cgi-bin/atdl.dll?type=fm&header=%2Fatdl%2Fbrowse%2Ffm.h