WHEN THEY TIE YOU UP

 

Remember...even a half inch slack in bonds can mean the chance of escape.

From The Book of Survival by Anthony Greenbank (1967).

EXCESSIVE BRIGHTNESS

Strong glare: screen eyes as shown to combat sunlight reflecting from snow / water / sand. 

Use these protective measures even when the sky is overcast as harmful rays can still penetrate and hurt your eyes.

People differ in reaction to fierce light. Even though you may not seem troubled always wear eye protection in areas of brightness. Penalties for not doing: you will be unable to see far; judgement may falter; night vision affected; partial or total blindness, temporary and permanent; death.

From The Book of Survival by Anthony Greenbank (1967).

AIR FRIER

 

Lightning Outdoors: Keep away from skylines / vertical faces / underground openings (say caves where ionization of air could attract lightning flash). Avoid cracks and fissures, overhangs and wet surfaces. Steer clear of structures like steel and brick bridges, tall chimneys, windmills and minarets. 

If out on open ground, find the centre of somewhere flat, squat on balls of feet if rubber soles, head down. Don't double contact. Poise.

Notes from The Book of Survival by Anthony Greenbank (1967).