Change rooms and hotels often as hotels owner may work in conjunction with the governments to spy on westerners and place them in a room with surveillance devices already installed. Never take a room on the first floor as hostile invasions start at the bottom and work their way up. When traveling abroad we learn to always take hotel rooms on the second or third floors as fire services in a lot of countries do not have truck ladders able to reach any higher. The first three skills our Violent Nomad teaches us deals with hotels. Part 3 – Infrastructure Development: Lodging, Transportation, Weapons
Lastly, we are taught to blend into any environment through personal, cultural, situational, and third-party awareness. Once embedded he teaches the reader to bypass building security by scaling the side of building along a drainpipe or using a makeshift hook and Frost Knot Ladder. Along the way, he shows the reader strategic places to concealed gear caches. A more grounded approach, our Violent Nomad infiltrates hostile borders through a rugged landscape of a porous border. Next is for not the faint of heart as our Violent Nomad jumps out of a perfectly good airplane and glides with a fly suit until the last-minute where he pulls his parachute. First, our Violent Nomad demonstrates the proper way to enter from the sea via a helicopter drop with the necessary gear. No passport needed for this section, as our Violent Nomad demonstrates the various ways to infiltrate hostile territories. Part 2 – Infiltration: Access to Enemy Territory Lastly, we are given a training regiment that every Violent Nomad should practice to keep them in shape, “Run Fight Run”.
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Rounding out this section we learn how to make body armor from books and tile, learning about taking cover behind objects, what will save you and what will just hide your profile. Two uncomfortable skills demonstrate the less looked hiding places where one can hide EDC items. There will be times when our Violent Nomad will be detained and stripped of all his gear. We get instructions on making a concealable compass and an improvised concealable holster out of a wire coat hanger. You never know when you’ll have to make a hasty retreat and being prepared is key. These are items that every Violent Nomad should have prepared. As well as other important tools our Violent Nomad will need while on an operation.Ĭontinuing, the reader learns about EDC, Every Day Carry and assembling a Bolt Bag. Razor blade in his pants cuff, micro compass in the tongue of his shoe to a handcuff key sewing into the hem of his pants. Our Violent Nomad is shown with various concealed items hiding within the seams and cuffs of his clothing. In our first lesson, we look at what our Violent Nomad looks like. The reader is introduced to 10 live saving skills that involve making sure the Violent Nomad, the illustrated character in the book, is prepared for any dangerous situation.
With each deadly skill, a detailed set of illustrations visual demonstrate each of the steps outlined. The 100 skills are broken into nine parts, each focusing on a group of related skills. The book contains 258 pages with 100 deadly skills to learn. The book is digest-sized with a stiff heavy coated cardstock cover and thick coated pages for the interior. My review is for the paperback version of the book. Rolling Boxcars takes no responsibility for injuries, maimings, incarcerations, or deaths from the information in this book or the following summary. Please use this knowledge responsibly or in-game. Some of the skills listed in this book are dangerous and deadly to perform, not to mention against the law. When faced with danger, if an avenue of escape is available it should always be taken. It is intended to teach life-saving skills to protect the reader from dangerous situations. For us, as roleplayers, we can take the special tactics presented in this book and apply them to our favorite spy genre roleplaying game(s).įirst and foremost this book is not intended to be used as a guide to engage danger. He compiled some of those skills in this book to help civilians better protect and be aware of themselves, at home and away. In that time he utilized a broad range of skills to protect himself at home and abroad. Written by Clint Emerson, retired Navy SEAL, Clint spent twenty years conducting special ops missions all over the globe while assigned to various SEAL teams and the NSA (National Security Agency). The book 100 Deadly Skills is not directly a book about spying but rather a book about tactics an operative of covert operations could use while in the field.
Since this month is all about espionage it’s only fitting to review an espionage-oriented publication. Publisher: Touchstone, An Imprint of Simon and Schuster, Inc. 100 Deadly Skills The SEAL Operative’s Guide to Eluding Pursuers, Evading Capture, and Surviving Any Dangerous Situation
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