Compared to other survival books, Hawke’s Special Forces Survival Handbook seems a bit cluttered. In fairness, this might have something to do with its small size which is a good thing if you want a portable survival reference.
The diagrams aren’t anything to get excited about, nor is the content, which for the most part contains standard survival book concepts and techniques. However, this reference gets to the point quickly, where others can ramble on and on…
What I do appreciate are some of Mykel’s viewpoints on survival – which are somewhat different from those people have been generally adopting.
Cost: Around CDN $18
