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There’s a whole cottage industry for civilians and certain ex-military people teaching shooting and other light infantry skills and those are certainly important. But I’ve always wondered what the best guides are for the useful-but boring stuff. logistics, electrical work, engineering, plumbing, sanitation, woodworking, first aid, farming and so on. Hell, even guides for recreational activities would be useful in a SHTF scenario.
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>>65561139
>logistics
You're an autistic loner nerd, fuck you need logistics for?
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>>65561205
to manage resources efficiently
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>>65561139
>The Foxfire series
>Where There Is No Doctor by David Werner
>Where There Is No Dentist by Murray Dickson
These are a few examples that come to mind right now.



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