Militia Training and Education Books Collection [war military survival]

Militia Training and Education Books Collection

If you are able and over the age of 18 in the US, you are a member of the Constitutional (Part II) Militia. Here are books covering nearly all aspects of your education as armed citizens.

Download all of them, burn them to disc, and share them with other members. Do your part to help safeguard your neighbors, your community, and the US Constitution.

Topics deal with marksmanship, tactical shooting skills, communication, medical assistance, movement of formations and squads, tactics, command, communication, intelligence, ammunition, sniper skills and camouflage, breaching, rifle manuals, maps, and much more.

Some of the books deal with equipment and materials the typical part II militia member will not have. However, bear in mind that part II militia may be required to operate alongside part I militia which is so equipped. Therefore, understanding of these subjects is undeniably desirable.

DESCRIPTION:

No. 1 -- Field manuals and training manuals, Part A

No. 2 -- Field manuals and training manuals, Part B

No. 3 -- Govt. Books for Militia Instruction etc., Part A

No. 4 -- Govt. Books for Militia Instruction etc., Part B

No. 5 -- Govt. Books for Militia Instruction etc., Part C

No. 6 -- Govt. Books for Militia Instruction etc., Part D (Emphasis on the long history of the Part II Militia, and government published training books specifically dedicated to the Militia.)

No. 7 -- Ballistics Tables, Other Books, and Addendum

You will find in these books, that one of the most common criticisms about the Part II Militia, is that higher knowledge is needed about tactics and strategy. So get cracking!

"Every [Militia] company should have a military library ...all men in the company should be permitted to refer to them whenever they desire. ...this library should have a distinct military tone to produce the best results. Fill it with military stories, histories of campaigns, and standard works of fiction dealing with adventure or military subjects."

"Every man has a certain amount of the military spirit in his make-up, and what you want to do is to cultivate and foster it. Trashy novels and stories dealing with kind-faced cows standing in silvery streams should be prohibited; they are not proper reading for men whom you are trying to make, soldiers of. If men want this kind of reading, they can get it outside of the company."
-- Company Training

"... the man who studies, drills, and prepares himself in time of peace so that he can serve his country in time of war shows that ... his patriotism is practical and sincere; it shows that his bravery is real, and not mere hysteria or transient enthusiasm; it shows that he has red blood in his veins, and is willing to make sacrifices for an ideal. Of such stuff true soldiers are made." -- Cromwell Stacey

The criminally insane elite means business.

You better get prepared now.

It's going to get worse than Nazi-Germany that's for sure.

Fight. Think. Pray.