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Share the books. Programming/CS related books should be posted in https://lainchan.org/λ/res/83.html

Some handy physics stuff.

some more good stuff from my archive...

>>463 contact me please.

>>500 Gotta admit, didn't think that the dumpster diving book would be so hardcore libertarian, I like it..

EDGE TO MAXIMUM

The Meanderings of the Weapon-Oriented Mind When Applied in a Vacuum, as on the Moon Technological Slavery, by Ted Kaczynski Crystalizing Public Opinion, by Edward Bernays The vast majority of my pdf's are military or political, including weapon manuals, tactics, care and maintenance of personal equipment, Boy Scout manuals, etc. Please let me know if these sorts of things are acceptable to upload, as I have quite a few rare and obscure ones, including a Hitler Youth physical fitness manual (in the original German only, no translation; the Allies went to great lengths to destroy all Nazi physical training handbooks and techniques for some reason.).

Project Sign and The Estimate of the Situation- UFO study Armament of the Post-70 Soldier (late 1960's idea of how soldiers of the future would be equipped; includes rare technology such as the Stoner 63 modular weapon system, mini frag grenades, etc.) Project Horizon Vol. 1 (US military study on building a permanent moon base)

Web of Debt by Ellen Brown Communion by Whitley Strieber Nuclear War Survival Skills, by Kearny, Oak Ridge Nuclear Laboratory

The Jews and Their Lies, by Martin Luther Pyrenee (famous French comic about a girl raised by a bear with no knowledge of other humans) Engineering Design Handbook: Recoilless Weapon Systems (discusses historical recoilless rifles such as the M40 106mm gun, a number of experimental designs such as repeating weapons and a recoilless mortar, and then goes into the science of how to design your own weapon, including metallurgy, temperature, projectile and backblast velocity, propellant, and more. Written for army engineers designing a real weapon, not a "build your own bazooka in your garage" book... which I also have if anyone is interested)

Project Rand: The Exploitation of Superstitions for the Purposes of Psychological Warfare The 10,000 Year Explosion: How Civilization Influenced Human Evolution FEMA Woodgas Manual (convert any gasoline engine, vehicle or generator, to run off of wood for fuel)

The Origin of the Zimbabwean Civilization (did blacks really build it?) Hasbara Handbook: Promoting Israel on Campus Positive Christianity in the Third Reich

Interest Slavery Behold, A Pale Horse by William Cooper Project Orion: Nuclear Pulse Space Vehicle Study, by General Atomics and NASA

Patent for a Compact, Foldable Submachine Gun (yes, the one the annoying kid uses in Robocop 3) The Unseen Hand: An Introduction to the Conspiratorial View of History None Dare Call it Conspiracy

The New World Order, by H.G. Wells Civil War 2 The Prince, by Machiavelli

Generation Identity Patent: Mortar Weapon Made From Steel Super Alloy Pedophilia: The Talmud's Dirty Secret

The Lost Worlds of 2001, by Arthur C. Clarke Astronaut Biosuit for Exploration-Class Missions Picking a Masterlock

The Negro: A Beast Aliens: Colonial Marines Technical Manual SS Race Theory

Also Sprach Zarathusta, by Nietsche Jewish Supremacism Suggestions for the Deepening of the Spiritual Life of the Group

Life's Snags and How to Meet Them Hitler Visits Oprah NSA Employee Handbook

The Sociology and Psychology of Terrorism: Who Becomes a Terrorist and Why SWAT Team Leadership and Planning Manual Sources on Jews and Communism

Sumerian Mythology (c'mon, anyone who's read Snow Crash is gonna be interested) The Law, by Frederic Bastiat Robinson Arms M96 User Manual (civilian version of Stoner 63 Modular Weapon System)

The Rights of Man, by Thomas Paine The Federalist Papers The Anti-Federalist Papers (almost never mentioned in schools, much less taught in detail)

Space Shuttle Orbiter Systems Manual Common Sense, by Thomas Paine Two Treatises of Government, by John Locke

Saturn V Rocket Flight Manual Stoner 63 Modular Weapons System Brochure, by Cadillac-Gage Stoner 63 Modular Weapons System Patent

Fake ID After 9-11 How to Create a New Identity Teach Yourself the Slide Rule (you DO know how to use a slip stick, right?)

Lionel Model 700 Geiger Counter Manual Human Factor Considerations in Undergrounds in Insurgencies Spook Book: A Strange and Dangerous Look at Forbidden Technology

Stoner 63 Modular Weapon System User Manual, Assault Rifle Configuration Stoner 63 Modular Weapon System User Manual, Light Machine Gun Configuration Stoner 63 Modular Weapon System User Manual, Medium Machine Gun Configuration

Mateba 6 Unica Autorevolver Manual (it's not Togusa's Mateba 2006M, but close enough) CIA Psychological Operations in Guerrilla Warfare Build a Generator From a Lawn Edger Motor

CIA Human Resource Exploitation Manual (polite euphemism for "torture and interrogation") CIA Lock Picking Field Agent Training Manual How to Open Handcuffs Without Keys The overwhelming majority of what I have left to contribute is weapon and military manuals, guerrilla warfare, etc. Let me know if those are acceptable to share (I've only included weapons of 'cyberpunk' interest) and if anyone is interested.

Are we being raided by a single nazi? I didn't know it was even possible. Anyway every book more is a good thing so... ok?

>>610 I estimate there are about two of them who linger here permanently and seem to think this used to be a right wing website, then get upset when you tell them otherwise. Then there's a couple more who make pro-Nazi posts 4teh lulz xD because they know it makes people angry.

>>610 Not a Nazi, just have a historical/political interest in their stuff. I would have shared the Communist Manifesto if I knew which folder it was in. Hell, I posted the Unabomber's manifesto. I don't necessarily agree with any of the philosophical/political books I post, I just share them because knowledge is power. If we're ok with military manuals and the like being posted, I supposed I can post some of those. Basic Cold Weather Survival Manual On War, by Clausewitz Care and Use of Individual Clothing and Equipment

Basic Blacksmithing From Local Materials The Absolute Cheapskate Way of Making Knives How to Make Soap

>>615 If it doesn't break the rules: https://lainchan.org/rules.html you can upload it. I've enjoyed your uploads so far.

Had these laying around...

>>625

>>625 >>626 Oh, that's pretty cool. Here's one about Rome

Improvised Radio Jamming Techniques Comms Jamming Electronic Attack

UAV Operations Defense Against Radioactive Fallout on the Farm Emergency Measurement of Radiation in Food

COP .357 Derringer Manual Engineering Change Report: Stoner 63 (changes made from original weapon to 63A to simplify production, reduce cost, and increase reliability) Franchi SPAS-12 Shotgun Manual

PVS-7 Night Vision Goggles Manual PVS-4 Night Vision Scope Manual Soviet APS Underwater Assault Rifle Manual (sorry, it's in Russian, I don't have a translated version) I'm trying to restrict the weapon manuals I post to ones with a "cyberpunk" theme. If anyone has a request for a specific weapon (pistol, rifle, machine gun, rocket launcher, missile launcher, whatever), just ask, I probably have it. Unfortunately, my pilot's manual for the SR-71 spy plane exceeds the maximum file size I can upload. It's a shame, because it's a REALLY cool read.

The Art of Making Whiskey Continuous Potable Water Supply for Fallout Shelters Cooking Japanese Recipes

A Manual for the Management of Foods in Licensed Fallout Shelters The Art of German Cooking and Baking, 1922 edition Rabbit on a Shovel: Aussies Cooking Around the Campfire

>>630 Phooey, the Spas-12 manual doesn't cover the weird one-handed loop on the butt. I've never seen anyone use it. Even The Terminator cut the loop off his, and I think he did end up one-handing it.

>>634 Nobody bothered using the hook. It was a stupid gimmick in the first place. Ian from Forgotten Weapons goes into detail in his video about the SPAS-12. >>635 "The Vagina Ass of Lucifer Niggerbastard"? Management of Mass Pandemic Fatalities Treatment of Biological Agent Casualties Treatment of Chemical Agent Casualties

The Ballistic Missile Primer Amateur Rocketry (for military applications, such as improvised artillery, bridge-laying, signaling, etc.) Backyard Rocketry (ditto)

Composite Rocket Fuel Artillery Meteorology Artillery Spotter Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures

Calculating Mortar Data Tactical Employment of Mortars Mortar Gunnery

Manual for 81mm Mortar Manual for 60mm Mortar The 81mm Mortar Squad

M17 MLRS Manual (MLRS = Multiple Launch Rocket System) T66 MLRS Manual 4.5 Inch MLRS Manual All WW2 vintage.

Tomahawk Cruise Missile Missile Guidance and Control Systems Patent, Helicopter Destruction System Employing Cables

OSS Disguise Methods Camouflage of Vehicles Camouflage of Individuals

I kinda wish the munitions docs were in another thread. Not that it shouldn't be shared but the other contributions are buried in it all now.

any requests?

>>645 No post is "buried" here, you can't apply the concept to a thread like this whose sole purpose is a dump of text. >>646 Can you post some chemistry and molecular biology related text?

>>649 The entire thread is like obscure Canadian military documents from WW2 or something. I had to scroll forever to find something I know was here yesterday.

>>650 Perhaps try using Ctrl+f

>>651 Perhaps I couldn't recall the exact title.

>>650 No, you didn't. If it was posted before I doubled the size of the thread, then that means you had to scroll exactly as far as you did yesterday and to get to it did not require you to see even a single post I made. I'm having trouble uploading more pdf's, I keep getting error messages. I'm also trying to find my HDD that has more non-military documents on it.

>>652 And you would have the same problem had the thread been full of all the types of books you love instead of military PDFs.

>>650 No, you didn't. Because if it was here before I doubled the length of the thread, then it would be near the top and you'd have to scroll just as far to find it as you did yesterday. >>646 Got any history, political, or philosophic texts? Anything on electronics? I'm trying to find my other HDD that has a bunch of non-military books saved on it. King Solomon's Mines Where Black Rules White: A Study of Haiti Travels in Western Africa

How about some classic RPG's and tabletop games? Artifact Holy War MG21 Starleader Assault

Fury of the Norsemen Outpost Gamma (this may only be the rulebook and not include the game maps or tokens; if so, these are readily available online and the game is now public domain according to the original publisher)

Barbarian Prince Rules Improved Travel Table Game Tracks

Barbarian Prince Events Original Travel Unfortunately, my pdf for Damocles Mission is too large to post; you should look it up, it comes with a genuinely creepy short story to set the mood. Basically, an alien spacecraft arrives in orbit and NASA sends a shuttle to board it; the astronauts have to solve puzzles (intelligence tests) to advance deeper and deeper into the spacecraft, they slowly start to realize that the alien vessel they're in is bigger on the inside than on the outside, and they're all slowly becoming paranoid and insane the further they go. Check it out, it's an obscure and cool microgame.

Hope you guys like Battletech. Battletech Master Rulebook Field Manual: Mercenaries Field Manual: Terran Republic 2785

Battletech Handbook: House Steiner Technical Readout 3055 Field Manual: Crusader Clans

>>663 Just read let's become dangerous, found it too romantic. Regarding anonimity, they forgot to say that Ulysses paid the act of shouting his name by being haunted by Poseidon, and in general the manifesto is quite appealing and well-written, but has no connection with reality and lacks of practical organization. Saying that an antifascist/anticapitalist alliance is a bad idea makes no sense and is dangerous: we are already few, if we begin to split in thousand little groups it will end up like spanish civil war. Ironically they (FAI) call themselves "nichilists" but they are too ideologically driven to accomplish anything more than a few front pages on local newspapers.

Battletech/Mechwarrior Battletroops (extremely rare infantry-centric spinoff game) Dropships and Jumpships Battle Technology

Battletech novels; these are some of the rarest ones in the series, at least in certain editions. Gray Death Saga: Decision at Thunder Rift Gray Death Saga: Mercenary's Star Gray Death Saga: Operation Excalibur

Battletech The Spider and the Wolf graphic novel The Battletech Compendium Technical Readout: Project Phoenix

Mechwarrior RPG LosTech: Mechwarrior Equipment Guide Mechwarrior's Guide to Solaris VII Fan Technical Readout: 2830

Hitler Youth physical fitness manual; as I said, it's extremely rare to find anything of the sort, as the Allies went to great lengths to destroy any and every physical training manual the Nazis had made, for reasons that have never been made clear Boy Scouts: Marksmanship for Boys User Manual: Tent, Shelter-Half and Mountain

Reconstruction (old history book on post-Civil War era) Midge Woodgas Stove Germany Must Perish! (book written by American Jew calling for the complete destruction of Germany and the extermination of its people; fascinating for a historian as the book actually influenced our post-WW2 policies)

The Economic Viability of Mars Colonization Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? Childhood's End

Bitter Harvest: Memoirs of Ian Smith Gold and Iron: how Bismarck built the German Empire The Logistics of the Roman Army at War

200 Years Together, by Alexander Solzhenitsen (the most derezzed book in the English language; rarely available in a heavily censored version with many chapters missing entirely, this pdf takes the censored English edition and adds back the missing chapters and uncensors the rest, all thanks to a pair of translators who got hold of a Russian original copy) Handbook of Traditional Living: Theory and Practice The High Frontier: Human Colonization in Space, by Gerard O'Neill

Vietnam-era M16A1 Maintenance Comic Book (yes, back in the 60's we made military manuals in the form of comic books) Disguise Techniques Manual of the Mercenary Soldier

>>684 This is cool, I still have a stack of the hard copies, for a short while in the 80s and 90s the army also made a series of comic books to assist illiterate/ poor reading skill soldiers in the maintenance and repair of everything from tanks to helicopters to rifles, iconic characters such as talking guns and tanks and the ghost of incomplete maintenance past

>>685 Funny story, we stole that from the Germans. The very first comic-style military manual was the maintenance manual for the Panzer V Panther tank. German military manuals were so dry that tank crews didn't bother reading them, so they made comic books for the Panther and Tiger tanks. They feature a tank crewman, a talking tank, and a bikini-clad American bimbo (for some reason), and all of the instructions were in short, rhyming verses that made them easy to remember. They were very popular. Think you can find/make scans of those comic manuals? I don't have any of the 80's/90's ones. Somewhere, I'm having trouble finding them, I also have the comic manual for the VADS (Fastest Gun in the West, featuring a cowboy gunslinger) and a late 70's A-10 Warthog comic showing the pilot where to aim his gun when strafing Soviet tanks (the most hilarious part is where it shows the different views of the tanks, from top, sides, front, rear, etc. and likelihood of a 30mm round penetrating... and then in a dry, deadpan tone it shows the underside of a tank and says "if you can see the underside of a Soviet tank, either the Russians fuarrrked up or you did. Shoot it anyway.").

>>692 http://dig.library.vcu.edu/cdm/landingpage/collection/psm here is a large archive of them from 1951-71, the download button only lets you do one page at a time (in an image format), I have not looked into finding a way to batch download them

Anyone have recent issues of 2600?

CIA Field-Expedient Key-Casting Manual (how to make copies of keys without people knowing) CIA Flaps and Seals Manual (how to open boxes and envelopes without people knowing) Clandestine Communication Systems

Defeating Electo-magnetic Door Locks Expedient Breaking and Entering: Tactics and Techniques for Bypassing Alarms and Defeating Locks

How You Can Manipulate the Media Insurgent Propaganda Methods One-Time Pad Encryption

Detect Camouflage and Analyze Defensive Measures in Aerial Imagery Elemental Map and Aerial Photo Reading Advanced Map and Aerial Photo Reading (useful for looking at satellite imagery)

Introduction to Imagery Analysis Infrared Imagery Training in Observation

The Alarm, Sensor, and Security System Cookbook Tactical Psychological Operations Identifying Undercover Activity and Agents

The Psychological of Interrogation and Confessions Prisoner of War Resistance Manual (how to resist torture, interrogation, and psychological torment while in captivity) Internment and Resettlement Operations (because what's cyberpunk without dystopia?)

CIA Kubark Manual (torture and interrogation)

Emergency War Surgery First Aid Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Decontamination Procedures

Edible and Medicinal Plants: Herbal Medicine Where There is No Dentist Special Forces Medical Book

Driving Techniques for Evasion and Escape OSS Simple Sabotage Field Manual LAPD SWAT Manual

Bomb Scene Investigation Fire and Arson Investigation Guide Chemical Suicide (popular technique, originating in Japan, of creating poison gas for suicide, which poses a serious threat to bystanders and first responders)

Shadow UAV Handbook Small UAV Manual UAV Operations

Remington 1100 Exotic Weapon System Glock Exotic Weapon System .50-caliber Rifle Construction Manual

Daring Deeds of Hunters and Trappers: True Stories of Bravery, 1917 edition Buzzcott's Masterpiece: The Complete Hunters, Trappers, and Camper's Library, 1913 edition A Practical Manual for the Manufacture of Fireworks, Signal Flares, and Pyrotechnic Displays

Alleged scan of US Army manual for dealing with UFO's and aliens; proven a hoax because it references events after the official date of publication, uses more than one font type (which typewriters of the era it supposedly was published in weren't capable of doing), and other mistakes. Still fun to read though. Majestic 12 5th Annual Report Nature of Survey (fragmentary document, basically only one surviving page; this one actually is from a real document dealing with UFO's)

Nuclear Isotope Thermal Thrusters UFO Sovereignty Over National Airspace UFO Implication for Nation Security and Human Survival

How to Start and Train a Militia Unit (training manual written by Special Forces specifically on how to organize, train, and equip a militia/guerrilla force in another country) Guerrilla Warfare, by Burt "Yank" Levy (also written by a Special Forces member who had been there and done that) Guerrilla Warfare, by Mao Tsetung

Guerrilla Warfare, by Che Guevara The Trapping and Destruction of Executive Armored Cars Guerrillas in the Mist: A Battlefield Guide to Clandestine Warfare (yes, this is a pun on Gorillas in the Mist, the nature documentary)

Nuclear-Thermal Rocket Propulsion White Paper NERVA Nuclear Rocket Program NERVA Technical Specifications It really pisses me off that we had working technology in the 1960's that could get us to Mars or even the outer solar system in a matter of months, not years, it was fully functional, and we've never actually used it. Had we launched Project Daedalus, Project Longshot, or any of the other nuclear-powered interstellar space probes, they'd be arriving in nearby star systems and transmitting their data RIGHT NOW, giving us our first close look at another star system. We could have sent a manned mission to Mars in the 1970's, with a three month trip instead of a three year trip. We could be mining asteroids, sending manned missions to the gas giants and their moons, and colonizing space. We could have revolutionized life for all of humanity and elevated the wellbeing of the entire planet. Nope, better scrap all that technology, we need the budget for welfare programs and blowing up brown people that can't fight back halfway around the world.

Apogeios: Space Colony for 10,000 People White Paper: Why an Initial Space Colony Should be on Mars Space Settlements: A Design Study

Gyrojet: Rocket Guns (sample chapter from a book about gyrojet pistols, carbines, and other weapons; any cyberpunk or astronaut would love to be able to shoot his enemies with rockets!) Other Gyrojet Weapons (less lethal riot control devices, grenade launchers, anti-tank weapons, all using the same propulsion method as gyrojet pistols) On Space Warfare: A Space Power Doctrine

>>630 I saw that kind of gun in an anime and thought to myself "hah that's bullsoykaf there's no way they would make anything like that in real life", but now here I am reading it's manual. Keep surprising me, /lit/!

>>729 The trigger pull on that thing is terrible, by the way. Incidentally, it's the gun the replicant who was asked the turtle question pulls on the guy testing him in Bladerunner. Calico M900/M950 Manual (this shows up in a lot of sci-fi movies too) HK G11 caseless assault rifle brochure (a dummy appeared in Demolition Man as a gauss rifle, it made an appearance in Neon Genesis Evangelion, and it really is a futuristic space marine rifle... too bad it got shelved because of politics) Wildey Magnum Pistol (has appeared in a couple different sci-fi movies and anime, but is most famous for its appearance in Deathwish 3.)

>>732 More of the HK G11.

does anyone have Mastering Modern British History by Norman Lowe? or could anyone point me in the right direction? I'm kinda new to booksharing so I don't really know which websites I should check outisde of bookzz or gen.lib ty

>>733 Do you have any manuals for older military weapons?

>>736 I have modern, Gulf War-era, Vietnam, WW2, a handful of WW1, and late 1800's-era military manuals. Looking for anything in particular? Javelin Anti-Tank Guided Missile Launcher Manual Pederson Device Manual (converts the M1903 bolt-action rifle to a semi-auto, pistol-caliber weapon; invented to deal with WW1 trench warfare, but never actually saw combat) The Martini-Henry Rifle (standard issue British rifle from 1871 to the late 1890's, with limited use all the way into WW1)

3 inch Stokes Mortar, 1919 M1897 75mm Howitzer Manual Soviet T-62 Main Battle Tank Operator's Manual

>>739 can you make a zip on mega or something like that? and do you have some manual about security cameras, how they work, sabotage and so on? Thank you, btw cool uploads

>>742 I could make a zip, if I knew how. Think of me like your grandpa: able to use a web browser competently, but anything else is asking too much. This is pretty much the last of my manuals dealing with security systems that I haven't already posted: CCTV Destruction Small-Scale Gold Mining The Survival Apartment Workshop

>>746 The Safe House Kearny Homemade Fallout Meter How to Build a Still

Scouting for Boys Boy Scouts Cookbook Woodsmanship

Overkill: The Rise of Paramilitary Police Raids in America FBI Police Baton Manual, 1967 edition How to Make Disposable Silencers: A Complete Guide

Hey, not sure if that topic is at the right place here but - can someone recommend a book to me, in which I can learn about the good and bad sides of anger and aggression?

>>756 You could try Geoff Thompson's self-help books.

>>757 I often feel that aggression towards others is completely out of place and so I usually heed my friends to calm and reflect on their anger instead of embracing it and let their emotions fuel them. But that can't be all there is to it. I feel like there are good things about anger too. Things that make it emotionally right an justified to embrace your negative and aggressive feelings from time to time. So.. yeah that's kindof what I want help with.

>>614 Yeah. It couldn't possibly be the case that someone is just not a lefty! I mean wow, just wow

>>759 That's why I recommended Thompson, he was afflicted by crippling fear, and as a sort of sink-or-swim strategy, became a bouncer. He rose to the top in a very tough profession, but turned into a complete arsehole in the process, and it ruined his marriage. So he had to find the way to deal with both fear and aggression, and became a self-help guru.

>>761 I see. Alrighty i'll have a look into his books!

Does anyone have How Bluegrass Music Destroyed My Life by John Fahey?

War Psychiatry (helping soldiers deal with stress, anger, aggression, fear, depression, and post-traumatic stress) Managing Combat Stress In Theater Guerrilla Air Defense (how to defend against enemy aircraft with limited or improvised weaponry)

The Boy Craftsman: Practical and Profitable Ideas for a Boy's Leisure Hours, 1905 edition Scout Dog Training and Employment Boy Scouts Camping Manual

War With China: Thinking Through the Unthinkable (Rand Corporation study on how a war with China would turn out) The Fate of Empires and Search for Survival Erectus Walks Amongst Us: The Evolution of Modern Humans

Project Pluto (Cold War doomsday weapon that came very close to actually being built: basically a nuclear scramjet-propelled cruise missile, flying at mach 3, that farted radioactive fallout everywhere it flew, carried a payload of 20 nuclear warheads with a 1 megaton yield each, could stay in flight for several months, and when it ran out of fuel and crashed or got shot down by Soviet air defenses would create a miniature Chernobyl thanks to its onboard reactor; the guidance system was reused for the Tomahawk cruise missile, other design features got used on other missiles, but the one prototype that was built was only tested once, on the ground, and never flown because people were worried about it farting radioactive fallout over the US.) Rhodesian Cover Shooting Hammer of the Patriot: A handbook on rhetorical counter-terrorism

>>771 The S.L.A.A.M., wasn't it? Great idea, basically an unshielded nuclear reactor that dropped nuclear bombs, it also flew at treetop height, so if it flew over you it was a toss-up whether the radiation would kill you before the sonic boom did. Also note it used a fission reactor to heat air for the scramjet, with no fuel, so it would stay up until the parts wore out. Cunt of an idea.

>>772 The radiation wouldn't be immediately lethal, it would fly past too quickly to give a massive dose. The shockwave from the sonic boom, on the other hand, would be lethal within a couple hundred yards of the missile as it flew overhead, and the radioactive fallout it spewed in its wake would prove a lingering threat.

Survival Poaching M6 Aircrew Survival Weapon Manual Build a Silencer From a MagLite Flashlight

Physical Fitness Training Combat Training With Pistols M9 and M11 Sniper Training

Illustrated Manual of Sniper Skills Special Operations Sniper Training and Employment USMC Scout Sniper

Guide to Field-Manufactured Explosives USMC Night Fighter Guide (one of THE books for fighting at night or in low-light conditions) Weapons Caching

Anti-Government Legal Handbook Arson by Electronics HK Mk23 SOCOM Offensive Handgun Manual

The Manipulation of Human Behavior Knife Fighting Manual Combatives (Hand-to-Hand Combat) Manual

>>792 thanks for reminding me of that classic. Do you happen to have a copy of Hypersphere?

The Poor Man's James Bond, Vol 4 Volumes 1-3 are too big to upload, unfortunately.

Basic Reloading for Hunters DIY Gunpowder Cookbook Homemade Tracer Ammo

How to Build the Antique Rifling Machine Sten MkII SMG Plans M203 40mm Grenade Launcher Blueprints

Bazooka: How to Build Your Own Improvised Recoilless Launcher The Poor Man's RPG (primarily intended to make semi-functional look-alikes for reenactors, but also works for building functional bazookas and RPG's)

Homemade Grenade Launchers Reloading Ammunition for 40mm Grenade/Flare/Smoke Launchers LAW and Disorder: Rearming the M72 LAW 66mm Rocket Launcher

M72 LAW Manual M203 Grenade Launcher Manual M79 Grenade Launcher Manual

M2 Carl Gustav 84mm Recoilless Rifle Manual M202A1 FLASH Incendiary Rocket Launcher Manual SMAW 83mm Anti-Tank Weapon Manual

M47 Dragon Medium Anti-Tank Weapon Manual Shoulder-Launched Munitions M136 (AT4) 84mm Rocket Launcher Manual

Aimpoint Comp M2 Red Dot Sight User Manual EOTECH 511-552 Red Dot Sight User Manual POSP Sniper Scope User Manual

Oerlikon Skyguard Twin 35mm Anti-Aircraft Gun User Manual Bofos MkI/L60 40mm Anti-Aircraft Gun User Manual Accuracy International AW-50 Anti-Material Rifle User Manual

M109 Paladin 155mm Self-Propelled Howitzer Operator's Manual Barrett M107A1 Anti-Material Rifle User's Manual Boys .55-caliber Anti-Tank Rifle

Hatcher's Notebook

Veterinary Service TTP Manual Vulcan: The Fastest Gun in the West Mr Singleshot's Book of Rifle Plans

Where There is No Doctor: A Village Healthcare Guide Handbook of Knots Hunting Serial Predators

>>821 > Where There is No Doctor: A Village Healthcare Guide You can also get this from the website in at least a dozen languages for free. It's worth making a donation if possible, they do a lot of good. I had a paper copy but gave it to someone who was planning to work in disaster areas after her schooling. There's also a Where There is No Dentist and other titles I think.

>>825 I also posted the Dentist one in this thread. Hunting Leadership Targets in Counterinsurgency David's Toolkit How to Kill Tanks

Navy SEAL Combat Manual Special Forces Handbook Ranger Unit Operations

Attack Reconaissance Helicopter Operations What Good Can a Handgun do Against an Army? Tactical Hand Signals

F/A-18 Hornet Flight Manual A-10 Warthog Flight Manual My manuals for the F-15 and F-16 are, like my manual for the SR-71, sadly too large to upload.

>>646 any interesting reads in analytical/organic chemistry? by interesting i mean anything that's not a college textbook

The Secret Service Bomb Book (how security details detect and eliminate bombs) Counter-Bomb (similar) Make a Smoke Bomb

Basic Course for Civil Defense USMC Land Navigation Using a Map and Compass

Family Fallout Shelter Designs (complete instructions for 8 different types of fallout shelter, intended to be constructed prior to an attack) Expedient Fallout Shelters (instructions for 11 types of improvised fallout shelter from available materials, intended for use immediately after an attack if you don't have a shelter or cannot get to one; also includes instructions for improvising an air filtration and circulation system, toilet, oil lamp, and other useful items) Guidance for the Development of an Emergency Fallout Shelter Stocking Plan (how to stock your shelter with supplies after government supplies are no longer available)

Use of Civil Defense Radiological Instruments for Peacetime Radiological Emergencies (describes all commonly available geiger counters and explains what they can and can't be used for) The Effects of Nuclear Weapons (THE definitive book on the subject) How Nuclear War Might Start in the Early 21st Century

Recovery From Nuclear Attack (FEMA is of the opinion that the attitude "there's no point in preparing, we'll never rebuild and recover afterward" is complete nonsense) The Sumerian Swindle Monsters of Babylon

Homemade Detonators Manufacturing of Electric Detonators Homemade SEMTEX: C4's Ugly Sister

CIA Explosive Sabotage CIA Remote Detonation Manual of Shaped Charge Design

Improvised Munitions Manual Unconventional Incendiaries Manual Long Standoff Demolition Warheads for Armor, Masonry, and Concrete Targets

Glass Armor and Shaped Charge Jets Explosives and Demolitions Shaped Charges

The Modern Survival Retreat Why Great Powers Fight Small Wars Badly The Guerrilla and How to Fight Him

AR-15 to M-16 Conversion AK-47 Full-Auto Conversion Build Your Own .50-cal Rifle

Scientific Principles of Improvised Warfare Vol 1 Vol 2 Vol 3

Scientific Principles of Improvised Warfare Vol 4 Vol 5 Vol 6

Scientific Principles of Improvised Warfare Vol 6B- Part 1 (part 2 is too big to upload) Vol 6C Vol 6D

Scientific Principles of Improvised Warfare Vol 6E Mujahadeen Poisons Manual (translated to English by the FBI) Silent Death

Counter-Sniper Guide (how to avoid and eliminate enemy snipers) The Ultimate Sniper Navy SEAL Sniper Training

Insurgent Sniper Tactics Sniper Attacks: Effects on the Homeland (mainly written in response to the Beltway Snipers) .50-caliber Sniper Effects on the Homeland

98.6 Degrees: The Art of Keeping Your Ass Alive The Complete Book of Self-Sufficiency SERE Manual (how to survive and escape back to friendly territory after getting stranded or captured in enemy territory; includes how to resist torture)

Scouting for Boys Pioneering The Scout Axe

Live Off the Land The Scout's Cookbook Standing Camps

>>847 Mujahadeen Poisons Manual really feels like as if it was written by Dr. Thrax, especially that part where he wrote how some terrorists had died while preparing poisons, and that's what has proved them to be effective. And that little (he-he)

Seamanship Woodsmanship Map Reading and Land Navigation

Lightweight Cooking Survival Manual Map and Compass

Cooking Backwoods Cooking How to Make Emergency Gas Masks (this ONLY works for relatively harmless stuff like tear gas or large particulates like radioactive fallout, and only for a very brief time; seriously, a real gas mask costs $20, there's no excuse for using this half-assed soykaf unless something happens and you literally have nothing on you)

FBI Basic Rifle Training FBI Advanced Rifle Training Combat Conditioning: Functional Exercise for Combat and Contact Sports

Historical Study: Night Combat USMC Physical Fitness Training for Combat Survivalist's Engineering and Demolition Manual

Soviet ZSU-23-4 Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Gun: Capabilities and Countermeasures M113A3 Armored Personnel Carrier Operator's Manual Exploding Incendiary Gel

Fieldcraft Ambush and Counterambush Light Infantry Tactics for Small Teams

Civil Disturbance Operations Civil Disturbance Planning USMC Martial Arts Training

Attack Helicopter Operations Anti-Armor Operations Anti-Air Warfare

Urban Operations Jungle Operations Mountain Operations

Night Movements Own the Night Radio Operator Handbook

Tactics Pack Animals for Special Forces Military Working Dogs

Horse Cavalry Instruction Foot Marches Kill or Get Killed

Mantrapping Ragnar's Ten Best Traps Boobytraps

The Poor Man's Raygun (DIY maser; probably a bad idea) FN Mauser 98 Rifle Manual Grenade Launcher Sights

M1A1 Bazooka Manual Military Shotguns Manual Hand and Rifle Grenades

Coonan .357 Magnum Pistol Manual Navy Special Warfare Physical Training Guide Navy SEALs BUDS Preparation Guide

A Distant Thunder The Brigade A Mighty Fortress Note: The above novels are part of the Northwest Front series. They are fictional accounts of white separatists waging guerrilla war to break off part of the US to form an independent ethno-state, ala Israel. Yes, it features realistic depictions of revolution/guerrilla war, violence, and racism. Obviously it's going to offend SOMEONE. But, beyond that, it's a pretty good read and the author (who did spend time fighting communist guerrillas in Rhodesia) obviously did his research as far as figuring out how a modern revolution in America would actually be fought and how it could realistically win. So, as far as literature goes, it's a step above the "classic" Turner Diaries in that regard (The Turner Diaries being just straight up racist masturbation, where the white supremacists win via deus ex machina and not because they're actually good at what they do).

Freedom's Sons (another book in the Northwest Front series) The DIY Sheet Metal Self-Loading Pistol Anatomy of a Hostage Rescue If anyone has some good books featuring fictional revolutions (libertarian books, such as Molon Labe!, preferred) or doomsday scenarios (Alas, Babylon, for example), please share them.

>>876 For reference, I honestly believe the Anarchist Cookbook was written by the FBI with the intent of harming any anarchists/communists that read it. None of the drug recipes work, the explosives recipes leave out important steps or safety information (such as "don't let it get above this temperature, or it will explode in your face" or "this produces clouds of poison gas, so you'd better be wearing protective gear or doing this in a very well ventilated area"), and the rest of the information was mostly obsolete by the late 70's/early 80's. >>878 Got any post-humanism/cyborg/futurism/whatever books? The Management of Savagery Soldier of Fortune Magazine, Vol 1 Siege

Combat in Cities: LA Riots and Operation Rio CUCV Vehicle Manual (manual for military-issue Chevy Blazers and similar vehicles) Guerrilla Warfare in Urban Environments

How to Hide From Airborne Infrared ALICE Pack User Manual Soldier of Fortune, Summer 1975

Tor: An Anonymous Routing Network for Online Operations TrueCrypt User Guide Silent Weapons Without Silencers

Sex and Character The Way of Men Made in Russia: The Holoco$t

Operator's Manual: SINCGARS Ground ICOM Combat Net Radios M17 Gas Mask User's Manual French Foreign Legion Paratrooper Combat Manual

M95 Gas Mask User Manual M40 Gas Mask User Manual National Lampoon: Foreigners Around the World

Twilight 2000 Players Guide: Roleplaying in the Aftermath of WW3 Twilight 2000 Players Guide V2 Protecting against Electromagnetic Pulses

Electro-Magnetic Effects Associated with Unidentified Flying Objects Intelligence Estimate on Flying Disc Motives Intelligence Report: Flying Discs

Concepts for Detection of Extraterrestrial Life FEMA Attack Environment Manual: What the Planner Needs to Know About Electromagnetic Pulse Analysis of Flying Object Incidents in the US

Project Bluebook: UFO Fact Sheet UFO Technology and the Imbalance of Power Title Unknown (partial unknown document about a "loaned" aircraft powered by a nuclear reactor and featuring advanced technology)

>>879 Neither of those Anarchist's Cookbooks are the one you're thinking of.

Condon Committe Report on the Study of Unidentified Flying Objects Brookings Report: Proposed Studies on the Implications of Peaceful Space Activities for Human Affairs Ten Decisions That Could Shake the World: Post-Extraterrestrial Detection Policy

The Aeneid, by Virgil The Odyssey, by Homer The Iliad, by Homer

The Lays of Ancient Rome "Then out spoke brave Horatious, the captain of the gate, 'To every man upon this earth, death comes soon or late. And how can many die better, than facing fearful odds, for the ashes of his fathers and the temples of his gods?'"

>>628 Comms Jamming is just a table of contents.

>>896 soykaf. You're right, my version is corrupted. Le Mort d'Arthur, by Sir Malory The Matter of Britain

Homemade Guns and Homemade Ammo Expedient Homemade Firearms: The 9mm Submachine Gun The .45-caliber Minuteman SMG

Expedient Hand Grenades Expedient Handgun Ammo Automatic and Concealable Firearms Design Handbook, Vol 2

Osprey Mk4 Body Armor User Manual (latest body armor for the British army; I actually have a set and it's amazingly well designed) Mossberg Line Launcher (convert your Mossberg 500 shotgun into a grappling hook launcher; primarily used by the Navy) The V2 Ballistic Missile: 1942-1952

DIY Shotgun Ammo Survival Ammunition Report Shotgun Grenades

Shotgun Rockets How to Carry Concealed Weapons and Know When Others Are Carrying Them Ruger SP101 User Manual

PHP MV 9mm Pistol Manual (first domestically-produced Croatian pistol, manufactured when Croatia fought for independence from Serbia in the Yugoslav Wars; if you own one, it's almost guaranteed to have seen combat) Bluegrass Armory Viper .50BMG Rifle CZ-52 Pistol Manual (Czechoslavakian standard-issue pistol from 1952 to 1982, continued in limited service into the early 90's)

Ragnar's Big Book of Homemade Weapons Silencers: Patterns and Principals Breath of the Dragon: Homebuilt Flamethrowers

Raffica on the RPG-7 Soviet RPG-7 Manual Army Manual: Revolver, Caliber .38

Howitzer, Towed, 155mm M198 Operator's Manual Howitzer, Light, Towed, 105mm, M102 Operator's Manual M40 106mm Recoilless Rifle Operator's Manual

Steyr AUG Universal Assault Rifle User Manual Giat MAS .223 Rifle Manual (civilian version of French army FAMAS assault rifle) T2 M5 Leader Dynamics Rifle Patent

Uzi Submachine Gun Manual HK MP5K Submachine Gun Manual Steyr HS-50 Sniper Rifle Manual

HK-94 Full-Auto Conversion Manual Legally Converting the Uzi to Full-Automatic FN Five-seveN Pistol Manual

HK P7 Pistol Manual (Hans Gruber's weapon of choice in Die Hard) Sterling Submachine Gun Manual (Yes, this is what stormtroopers carried in the original Star Wars trilogy) Carl Gustaf Submachine Gun Manual

Czech Vz.58 Assault Rifle Manual FAMAS F1 Assault Rifle Manual M110 Sniper Rifle Manual

MG-34 Machine Gun Manual Ameli Light Machine Gun Manual Colt M16A2 Light Machine Gun Manual (note: this is NOT the M16A2 assault rifle, this is a light machine gun version of the same basic weapon; different function in combat, and different operating mechanism)

Armalite AR-18 Assault Rifle Manual Armalite AR-50 Sniper Rifle Manual Barrett M82A1 Sniper Rifle Manual

AK-47 Assault Rifle Manual Ballester-Molina Pistol Manual Bren Light Machine Gun Manual

American 180 Submachine Gun Manual Browning M1919A1 Machine Gun Manual M1918 BAR Type D Light Machine Gun Manual

Colt Cap & Ball Revolvers Colt Single-Action Army Revolver (aka, the "peacemaker") M1911 Pistol Full-Auto Conversion

CZ-75B Pistol Manual CZ 2075 RAMI Pistol Manual CZ Skorpion Pistol Manual (civilian version of Vz61 Skorpion submachine gun)

Daewoo USAS-12 Shotgun Manual Dragunov SVD Sniper Rifle Manual FIM-92 Stinger Surface-to-Air Missile Operations Manual

FN FAL Rifle Manual FN PS-90 Manual German Army MG3 Machine Gun Manual

Glock Pistol Manual HK UMP SMG Manual HK MP7 Brochure

HK MP5 Manual HK MP5 Armorer's Manual HK VP-70 Pistol Manual (shows up in a lot of scifi movies, most notably Aliens)

M3 Grease Gun SMG Manual M2HB .50-cal Heavy Machine Gun Manual M16 Assault Rifle Manual

M24 Sniper Rifle Manual M60 Machine Gun Manual M67 90mm Recoilless Rifle Manual

M-240 Machine Gun Manual M-249 SAW Manual M1911 Pistol Manual

Ingram/Cobray MAC-10 SMG Manual (extremely popular in anime and scifi movies from the 1980's onward; the primary sidearm of the main character in Dominion Tank Police) Desert Eagle Pistol Manual Mk19 40mm Grenade-Launching Machine Gun Manual

MP-40 Submachine Gun Manual S&W 686 Revolver Manual Swiss K11 Rifle, K31 Carbine Manual

I want you to stop uploading military and gun-related manuals/books. No one reads this and it's taken over the thread completely. I don't mean to be rude and I know you're just sharing what you like, but perhaps you could start your own thread that is specific to this. I'd like to see more variety in our sharethreads, personally.

Sig 550 Assault Rifle Manual Sig P226 Pistol Manual The Snubby Revolver

Stechkin Machine Pistol Manual (English translation of the Soviet original) Mosin-Nagant Rifle Manual Remington 1100 and 1187 Shotgun Manual

M1 Garand Rifle Manual Springfield M1A Rifle Manual (civilian version of the M14) Sten Mk2 SMG Manual

M2A1 Flamethrower Operator's Manual TOW Anti-Tank Guided Missile Launcher Manual Yugoslavian M84/PKM Machine Gun Manual

The Backpack Gourmet American Indian Corn: Maize, a Cheap, Wholesome, and Nutritious Food The Stag Cookbook: A Man's Cookbook For Men (yes, the title is a tad redundant)

Backpack Gourmet The Stag Cookbook: A Man's Cookbook for Men American Indian Corn: Maize, a Cheap, Wholesome, and Nutritious Food