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The rapid growth of paid po I foe :i'nformers!, sniiches end people Ylho watch too 'many tum .. in-your:-, neighbor' hJlevision programs has created an national ,atm,os:pheir'9 of distrust
The cardi na I rule 'f.or i nH la Illy setting up YOUlr m i:1 itia un it is to work w'lth pe-op,le you trust and h av's 'known fo r a I'ong time.. This does not guarantee 'tha.t someone 'wi III not blab thslr he,ad off If coe'rced by experienced I'nlerliogat·or,s., but j,t detinUely helps" .
Each member can be responslbllB for look,ing for rna· ·C··· ·ruii... ,8',· ··n·;d a ft'l ~r" elea -~'i"in' n'"' ....:th ~h~ ift""_d •• ·e·· ··fll!'h· :I'p ..
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should bring them to a meeting,.
'Initjally,~ pros;pects should lbe ilrm~roduced to those with tti e best: iin stin ets, 'for rlsoogn tzing' pot1ential pr,oljlem's,. U S9 CBsuall conV9 rsatlen to gauge the deplh of
toplc of tota I res !st,ance, i'nto you r eonversatlon. Th is helps to measure, whether fee,1 ings about c-onven~i,onal Jaw and order might 'Orv'srrids, deeper mora~ oonoernlSl, Passi'ngl this", they' srnotlll~ be ta,ken to a ,lowiIo'M'11 mlUtI'a meeting and evaluated by' Ule sordier,s 'with whom they 'will be working~
A'ker this mieeling~ troops, should be queried as '10 the~r feedings ,about e,Clch nlew fl8Cruit and tha· level of oonlidence they iha,¥'9' in 'hilmJher ..
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~I~ in iUal Ipersonns1 ,Shoulld lbe groomed: as Iles,ders and ,shouid be frequently rem inded they will- be ex;pect,ed to I,each what '(hey 'learn.. ThiiS m,ethod of leader,slrdp is, ,canedl Top 00Ml Preparedness~
'you h,andle'? ,Supply, 'food. and' ,other ,administra'Uve prob~em,s start getting pretty compl lcatsd with, aven t.wo dozen members.. As your unit gtOWS, be il'-r,'OnJ%Iilill"--A, ;1',0, ,a:1iI:i'JS'"I;nn nt:Ii·o·n~- tin, m 0-' 'ra, cnSt"Oi:1j'"" ·d- 'u·~e-.t:!', II "!Ik'· a" It"' ............ 11 1I;::n.I' "0,. \z;IIl! I t'-'~ r'"" IIW , ,., " ' 'g _,... ,1!,,!'II'Pio!' ',',',' 1.II!'!iiI' , .", .,'
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Good ,security mini'mizes the possfbility of being surlprise,d and this ,consequenoes 'o,f being sUl1pri:&ed. Loose Ups ,in wart,s ra get people kiUed.
Keep i'nformation on a neecf..to-know ba,sis,. Play it ,010ge' to the vest. lel$p8oiaiIV about upoomiing o,peraUofls. Ea", new members into posl~'ions of 'trust Give them smalll amrOUInts of linl:onnatjon ,a,t fitst~ and Nste,n for lit being Irepeated by anyone.
Enlfa rcem en I 0" Si&CU rity proced u res shou Id be one of the, h ighe,st. pri:orities" with rep,rlmands and othef' punishments adminis,tered equal to 'the o'Hense"
Watch YAlet you say on radios and telephones. p1resume aU transmlisslons are, being monitored~ .. even 'when YOIire on hokt Do not' open'Y' discuss any ,of 'youlr ,sctiv'itiesr
Your unit' can iniUalJy masq,uerade as, a paint: .. ba.ll team. whldh justifies the people in fatlgues~ 'Web gea1r, hefmrlts and guns sho'U rd be brought to Ixer,cises in duffel ba,gs.
Avoid storlng' incrim,inadng tools or other equipment (n, y,our horns, or v,ehicl'e.. This iincrude,s maps and documenrIS,. Use a saf's hOUS8t storage tack'En olr' hide, 'them I'n the, wood's~
A void prediict.abf.e pat1ems. Vary the dayst nilghts,; focalions and methods you. use.
When on missions. do not C8Jry iDs, wallets'l lkey ri'n!gs 01' alilythiingl that: nllight: ioenUty you,.
group cohesion wUh the use of ,secrecy and loyalty' oB'ths., It: ihs ,important 'Ihat Imembers lapanlly and
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The following fS the bare' nece,ssity' equipment: Ie)!,. ~he,
II f the enemy has n" and you need it, go ,gat it.
S,tart aceumu lat ing and ,study,ing m Uitary; manuals about: weapons you may eneeu nter' in the t~e'ldl te., I Light An,t,l .. tank Weapons (LAWs)t TOW andl Stinget missiilssj, M...fJO madlifteguns.
,RiIMs, PIBtaIs, Shotguns
We have seen people spend huge' .amounts of money on exotic .,.po:ns .. This m,ay' not be such a good ldaa,
* Willi you be' able to' aeesss parts for y.our weapons,?
.. Doels it shoot U.S. 'military' er police, ammunition?
If not, be ready to part com pany wUh il wilen H 'runs dry.
'. If' you·re just now' obtatning weaponry~ invest as much as poss'ibls 'In rUles '(hat shoot 5.56 and 7,.62 NATOI amm I!JnHJCJn~
* 'Handgu ns ,shourd fire the Smm' oartriidge and
shotguns, should onl:y' be bought: in 12: gaug'e~
¥hi ne, most mUiUas alre cu n'entty t'raJn'lng' with S KS and AK·47 rillell leaders are urged to, famUiarize themselves fuUy with the AR .. 15/M-18 because thaltts wna,t you and 'your troops wilt ewntua It)' be U 91'ng,.
Other calibers and gauges are okay to get 'you started ~ but don't get attaoh ad 'to, th em',
PrImary ,PyrofeC:lJrtIca 'or fIJI ,MIIIIl.
You win encounter plenty' of munhions as the war expa'nds" but fnhialry you·U probably need to m,ake your own. lfsted below are two 'types o,f "kitchen table'· weapons ,anryone can construet..
THERM'TE:
Theil'mits' i's a "uel'-oxldizer mixture that ls used 10 ,generaliS tremendous amounts of heat. It Is :8 m j'xtlure of lron oxide (rust) and alumlaum, both fine,ly powdered~ When it is ignited, the alumt'num burns and
ext:ra,c~s the .Qxygren from the i ron ,o,xide". Th is rsacUon IJifoduces, s, oombined l:enllp'er,atlUts' 0" about 2~200 degrees Cen.;igrade ... ~halll: the heal: pr,oduced by ,an atom ic bomb~ It is di:fficuO to ignit,e!, hOwev8fi but once it 'g918 gOing:! irs one of 1ha most a·neetiva fire starters, and metal m,ellen;, ,around~
INO :sp&Cia~ IPlr'ocedure or equipm,e~n't is requi red 'to m:ske Thermi(e" Siimplly mbc' the two powdelrs togetha r I and trY' to m alke the m hctulrs a.s hom ogein O'U S ae poslibl,8i The r,atio of lron a,ride t,o ,a:luminum, is 0,0150 by' weight I and can be made in any quantHy~
* DC power source. ,An elemric tra~n transformer wUI do perfectly~
* AttaCh po,siI,ive wire to a commo.n nan with an alUgator ,o~ip,~
*' Let ·the, rus,t f,aotory sit ovsm ig hI.. I n the morn i ng 'i:h ete, wUl be' a dark red 9 un;k lin the, lar, FlItsr out thliough! a cloth, and spread thin and aUow t'OI dry.,
Ignition 01 'lJetml •• can ,be ,acComplis"," by:
* Common spadder-'type, fireworks ,inserted in the liherm:ite ,8,$ a fuse., ,Slook up every 4th of: Julyl
'. Addiing an assjlly ignited Im,agnesium strip as a fu'se.
I'.,0#(8gl",9= Thermite can be used as loose powder ~ poured onto, ~"'take maniliolds" in bags or made into
anrrnmum Ip~lPe.se a'~:ea:S!1 "/" lPoun, on 19've·ry ~o'"
18'9.' ,S'ugge."onl': Use, onl motor blocks~ m 0 r~aJ and cannon baltnats~ electric oo:)(es.. supply depots!, ammo du mps, or anyth ing 'you wan't to bUfin r,eaUy h aU
, Irs us ""'",~ us!uans, agt:uns .. annan alil'_s:. I" e
MoJlo·toU" Ciocktai I Is ,extel1s'h/ely u sed by resistance fig,hters woddwida, They a re' Simple to make, and 'C'8: nereeuee Aie,v:a··· ~ta·· ting' " res "1 ".~~'., B';' ~akln' I an' i hi,- hi;' ,
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"Iamlm,abte material~ such as gasQ,linet diesel 'f'uell"
ke'fossne,. ethyl 0 r m'Elthyl alcoholl~ Ughte r 'flu id, t u rpant:ine.~ or any m ixt:u r,e of the abovs, and putting it: j'nt:o a, hl,rge glass, boH:18t anj~one, canl makei an eHecU~le Urebomlb.. ,A'ft'sr pul1ing the, namm able ~iquld 'In"" tih.' 'e' b"I'o·"tla p: ut, a "P'I~~~ '0'-,1' i"!iIIO·th-' I'n 't'lhg to P'" 0"" t"h"-a
baUI,s so 'ilhat it fj~s Ugh", i Then I, wrap some of the cloth around the neck and 'lie' il~ bm be' ,su re to lea've' a, 'few inches ,of loose ,oloth to ign il,e" lilrllven: the bottlls' 'olr
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'wick, and th,ow 'the' ool1,le',. If the b urn,in g cloth does, ,~. -, ,'" ~,: .... ~ if' Ik, Ih. .... ~·~ ·blfi·k" on iml"'·. ~I' th"L""" nU'~. go OUr"~, a. "'" " _ 11.' ~e uU'u~ , '. ea s __ "" " ... pac,. . _ e
Icontents of the bottle wUI :spls!'ttler over I, Ila,rg'9 area and bu rst into f'ISlmIS'i
F'llomm' a be Ie"· m "l'IldU" ',,04!o: C!!'Ju""·h" a',e s "korn.~:on,o 0; -n"d,' m·· cto ir" 0'·1"1
shorulild be ,combined wiilh ,8 more vlollat~le SInd flam m able I iq u id. such as Qiasol ins ~ to Ins u re ign,irt Ion; A. mlxtu re 011: taJ or grea.se and gasol ina wi~I, stick to , " "kl·_"" . "t·1< jll.o, . ~"d' b " '" h" ,(,("." 'I" " . . h·· .... - ,wu81JClver I Sd"'.n.e:s" anc ourn . 'oer; p, US ne I1fu:ue
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be, mlK,ed or shaken well bsfo:r,e being! ~il and tnrown.,
Com bat com rnenlcatlons is one of th e mest important facet's ·of re;sista.nce figl1t'ing., ThiEl' ene'mly has I'srge stocks of acanaers, ja,:m mers and locator:s~ The,y ale
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At the 'O .. IDa'y inva;s~on of NormandYt :sald lers relied on a kids toy, called the Ciricket, as a pdm,ary method of ktent:i1ying friend 'from foe.. lit nliide' a IIlcUck,~cla,cko noise and the oode was, one click~lac1<, as challenget
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m,odHiied 'f:or :~our panmoufar 'QifOUIP'" '
Passwords, m In'ora, ,and even oo~ored Im,oke sign-lids can mov.e informalionl arou,ndl 1M' bat,tte:fie'ldI., C,rell,. your own codes and ohange 'Ihem often~
IOUrling Umes 'When you Imi8'y be living pretty Imuch as usual, Phone Tree communmation willi be, an asset, tor rapid tr,ansm ission, of af,ens., The 'method fs simp Ie.
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for ca.nrng fiiVe people~ Once the first person ms!kes their caJlls" Ihe tree b,ranooes, Qut and in a few mlj'nules a Ime,SS!ige, cain tlrave~ numerous directions" F'ar seeu~ity ~ u sa pay phones,
The following strategy has proven effective for guerrilla warfare'~
'* When the enem y advances, we retreat * When the ene,my ,camps,~ we hSlrlS$"
'* When the enem'y t-irI8S. we anack,
The Tactics
* Kno,w y'our .ne,my~
Becom e famlillia,1i" wiith an the branches, 01' Jaw enjorcernenl: and military' units in, your' area"
Know the ,numerroal size of the enem'y unitS and their fire-power~
Know the enem;y'S response time and avenues of a,pproach~
'Know 'thejr strengths and 'weaJknesses,.
Leann to recognjze an their vehicles, and moniilor th,eir eomm un-ioaUons.
* Attack t'he, anemy at his weak pol,nt ...
The enemy cannot be stron g eve'ryN'helr-e. Seek and find the decisive t8.rQ,ets.
* AUack only' when you have a 95% pro,bablllilly
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Good reconnaissance.. superior fire-power ~ speed and controlling the time and praoe o,f' the aHack increase 'your Chances of success,
* Naver _I patterns
VVtien a me1hod works,. use it. ,But do not oontinually use 'the same medlod of operanen, Vary y,our appearance, your vehicles I Imath od:s of
obta,ining supp"Ues ~ avenus,s ot at,tack! re'tr,ea,t a,nd the type,s of' targets you attack~
*: Strike where you ,81'8 least .xpected~
Many time,s 'the most import,ant tarrget fs wea'ldy defended. Look for over'iic,onfident 'g uards ~ or those who have been the same job for too Ion 9 and the iF gua,rd ts, down,.
When the shooUng starts, donlt hold back. Go f:or the, jugu'lar~
* Always out-gun YOllr' enemy!!
Being the underdog rna,y' wl'n 9ympan'i'Y~ but won~t w,in ba,Hles. Slack the deck in your' favor with n umericat strength of at least thlree. buirpte,ferab'ly feu r, 'to one OV8rr the enemy.
* Limit. the length 01 enemy contact to three, minutes"
E nga,gi:ng the enem'y tor longer t:imes, wm snow them to radio for helpl and force you H1to a defens[ve positionr. Shoot and scoot,
* Nev,sr volunlalrUy 'take a defens.ve IPosiIUon,.
A defensive posUion ~s one 'Nhere 'the enemy has YCJu boxed In. Eiither aUa,ok or wi,thdIf8W,. if you are aU:acked~ unleash your most powedull weapons. neutranze the ,attack and r:91ocate,.,
'*' Do not allow 'the enemy freedom Oil movemanl or to make decl'slons ..
M obi U:ty is I if a fOJ an arm y. 'Wh en that m obfl ity is lost .... so is the batUe"
'* Do not allow the en,emlY to bring Ihelr weapons to bear.
of crUical features as Ireported by olhsr patrols". IN!-, ~~: I'" 'itii~ . , f,r - ...,._~< N- .in '. od -','," fl :,' -, nt ,a~e pos .. ems .0. o~e. ell 0_. 8. .. _ conoea me .. '.
Roads and trans. Stre,am S"~ wildiht depth I eu rrent i unde rwater obstructi,ons!, Br'idges and cirossi'n'g
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pOlns~ - oodngs ,n swamps an: quagm !'res.
W,oods and thio'kets\, Obstructingl vegetation such
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as ca¥~.us .. __ 18: .. ,_.:eS, pOisonous, p.1 I I~S., . uIC.liless,
ar~d supporUnigl q,uatit(es 01: iCe, and snow'~
.' Weathar:.. iForecast Moon Phase~ Time of darkness and daylight Expected day and night bamperalu:res th,roughoul mlssion~
* Enemy'" Strengtht dispositiiQfI:!S, ,Iotiiv;ity' by day an d night. LocaUon.s of 'wes.pon.s I ne~dwo rk,~s ~ obstaelss I m ins,fle'ldst sent rtes ~ wa rn ing devlce,s~ Use and meaning of' flares~ Patrols; protec,Uvs' cover nlie ('8Irtilllery t atrcraft)~ Anl,tuds I' marsh, jl Ilecu liarlt:les~ Are pri'soners 10 be la,keni?'
* Civilian.. Presence, In area.. AttitUde., Assistance
po&Siblew~trustwol1h I'ness.. Alerts, by ,domestic
animals- .. barking dog$~' alarm s, etc~
* Own 'T'o~PL lOthair partisan Q,cUvtty ~ Supponi\ng
fl re',s" Other support .. , .. tntn.sportatiion-.
* Equ~lp,m8nt and &upplly~ Special weapons and equ j'pment .. , .. snipelfscope,., radio~ binocula rs,., wire cuilerst ropet mine d9tectOf'~ nigh1: vision,. AmimlO'j pyrotechnicst wat:er~ .rations,~
* Con,troll~ Challenge and password. Pre,arranged code. March objeotives~ ,oheckpoints.. Messages,· , .. willen ,and 'where.. Plan ,A" Bt 'C"
'* Make Tentative Plan. St.u dy m ap-ls it up to date'? Study enem'y $,ituI,t:ion and its effect on m issiion. Ce,te'rmline' the n sed of s uppor:U ng fi.res and other SUppO'ft Dec:ide streng,th ot, pat:rol. Sel8ct we,apons~ amount, ,o,i' amlmunll!t:ion t speciall equjpment
.' COOldlnate With Olhars~ O1her partisan unitsf represenhtliv8S of other sup,poning units., U IpracUcaII and possjb~e!, check to ensu,re tbat ,adjac'en1 units and 'fr'jend~y patrols are t'old of 'You r route, objecUve and general' p Ian of: operation, Tn is will avo,id a,ooidant.al eKOhan ge\8 of 9 u.nfi,re' and rssu Itant c'8sualttes.
* Se I. cl: YOlllF Pel'son neE., A qual ified second in
command, S,maiIBst number' of' ,personne~
e·~~e.n·.~a~~ .. canglbJ9 and in ~, phy·!i;!!~""a· -·1 cond lil'I',""'n'
No ooids,. sneezers 'Of coughsrs" No one wHh night Ib I ind ness " If necessary'j some swimmers, Ilinguists~ F~irst aid person, Guides"
* Ils'Bue Wamlog O~darii 'Telll 'youlr Ipersonnell that missiion is com ing and tlim stable. Brief' ,statem ant ,of s,ltu atiron. 0 r'ganiza lion of th e patrolL 0 irecti:on 'to all persons ooncerning weaponsl, eq1uipm;ent! uniiormi.., remoyat ot: ident ~ication. to draw speoia,1
•. Ravl'aw' Reconn'.1'888nce~ Meet with second i'n cOO1lmand.. Oheck tentative plan against t,errainl sUuB,lion ~ enem'y ·capabililies~ Select route oUi and ,a~teiinate roul,e of retum, For ntght patrolr rnemorlze Icrit~call te'f'ira'ir"i ·f,eature~s.
1:: Co'mplete Your pta:n .. Think o'v'srr possibl'e plans and ·check a'g8lnat contlnge;ncfes. 11 there ~s Ume, misk·e rough sand model' 011' terra.in for checking pian., Ilncllude provis,ions. 'for ears of w01Jnidld" Consider a,ssemblly' poi·nls., ·Pvta.'ke no,tes for P.atroll Order'~
* Issue Patrol Ord.r~ 'The patrol leader 'first giivS,$ a terra in 0 r$entat'ion I fhen m lsslon In st~ucUon,s ..
* :Rahea,rS8:1", F or night patlrot" rehe,arse' once in dayllj'giht and once al rdght E,m phas~s, on personnel knowi'ng routes" assembty polnts, what to do on enemy contact, what to do a'i mlsslon objecllve~ How to orient 'on! terrain~ by eempass, by stars, ho,w ,and When to fire weapons at night..
•. ~n8pect IPatrot Faces ,and 8qtdpm'911t
cam oufr1aged, Sleeves and Ipant ~eg',s t.aped or s't rapped, Have each parson jum p up and down to' che-ck. for ratl lss. Nothiing sh in y. cantsen s filled (check to m,ake sur,e). F!resh baUerles In
radios. Tuned to proper channa'is. Compasses checked for accuracy. Synchron ize watches. Othe r ite,m,s compl_e and in working order,
* Conduct P8,lrol I M Is'slon,.. Get there"' .. get' it .... and
ge .. ,,-t· bal'k;!
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'* M Issl,on Re!port.. Shar,. new inf'o-rmaUon with your sen lor o'fficets and jf nee.ded,t with friendly u niiits. Issue pr,opaga,nda release deta iUng damage dons and' hopeless posilt:ion of enem,y.
Worldng with Other Militia, Units
'We h ave already seen am ong ex'isting units a num ber of what we call War:l:ord Wannabes. Leader,s that
and women have admirable, skills ,and polnical saVVYt others m aki9 one 'wonder iif fi"ing in their area ,of cant rol wou rei be ,a.ny cUfferent 'fro:m l'ivi n'g under
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As 'Yo u enc,ounter new rnl llit las, you m US~ m ee,t 'with t'h el1r' leaders, and determ in e several t h i n gs:- 'Do, Y'o u sha,rt' 'the' se,ma penUes,?' What is, the'~1l" a rea. of operat:ion? ''ilhat a..r9 the~1f capa,bilif.ies? Do, (heyappear wen organized~ traiined, armed, led?
Sec'U rUy :js im'portant~ Are ~h ey an en em y front? 'Vo u
groups~, you W n wan~, (0 18~an, your ae IYI!LY '~O
coordlnats your torces iin battls·, They may have me rtar teams or' heavy guns that can help ~n r'eaching your objectives with tewe,r- casuallties", Th is, willi 'tak,e some l:r'a~ning and field exercises 'to' become fluid i'n
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If you. cannot wotk with a. m i it[la u nit and do n It w'a n t tc eng)ag.e in fightilng them toe, at ~eas't wortk to develop a pol itjca n y n eut r·8.1 relaUonsh[ip, and focus on f~ghting the enem y. Save POliitlica I a rglum ants unt~ I aft er [Babylon has fal*e.n.
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When surrounded, st-age 'your breakout as soon as poss,ible. The longer you 'wait tti!e ,stronger the ,enemy,
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FOfI'n "our per,sonneli up, in the ,shape of a tliangle~ , wUh a wide, base as y,our 'frIOOt. Thiis 'shape 'WtU work with groups of flrom five, to twenty people,. I:f' you have .
: full auto or seheot iv,s fi re 'weapons I' you should put i t:helin 'in the, first, two rows (set, Oli'll fUll I ) ~ with semi..aut'ol "
making up the taU point, of your triangle., I
,At 'the decision to move oult throw White IPhosphorous grenade,s or smoky IMolotovs plus pipe bombs, toward the rear and til each side,; and I grenades 011" other expl1o,sives to, the' fr-ont...
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e __ owtng'.,.e '8l<PIOStonSj move ··,·-rwBf'1· imm~,~,e.y
I with the first row filing unli r their magazines are, empty. Then they ,houfd go to ,g1I'Qund ,and 'change magazines whi re the, second m'w advance's~ a lso nrling on fu !I~ aut.omsrt.ic. After the second row empties the if' ma,QIBZins's" the filist row' shoul~ be ba,ck. up wirth