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Comment by Komrad Slayer Tudd on May 22, 2010 at 6:28pm

I have 2.55 gigs of manuals. I think its everything on that index I posted. Grab the flamethrower and head to the back yard with the kids an marshmallows cause this gonna take a while lmao.

Comment by Komrad Slayer Tudd on May 22, 2010 at 1:12am

new manuals within 12 hrs!!

Comment by ADAST Special Forces Unit 343 on May 18, 2010 at 8:50pm

Thank you for the invite, we are in this together, remember this "a sharp mind is the key to survival"

Comment by Komrad Gas Mask Killer☭ on May 2, 2010 at 10:18pm

The M17 Field Protective Mask had a singular new feature: the elimination of the need for a canister by placing lightweight filter material in pockets in the cheek of the mask. With no canister, the mask was made in one configuration, with no need to accomodate left or right-handed canister placement. The mask was originally made in three sizes and included a voice transmitter to improve speech transmission.

In 1966, a drinking tube that mates with the M1 canteen cap and a resuscitation tube were added resulting in a change in nomenclature to the M17A1. The resuscitation tube was later dropped and a new size (extra small) was added in 1983, standardized as the Mask, Chemical-Biological: Field, M17A2. The M17 mask was obsoleted in 1993, although it is still used for civilians in mass casualty preparations. The M40-series protective masks are the replacement for the M17 series gas masks.
M17 Field Protective Mask Description

The M17 Field Protective Mask is designed to give protection against respiratory war gases, germ-warfare agents, and airborne radioactive fallout particles. The protection is provided by the pads of filter material (M13A2 filter elements) enclosed within "pork chop" cavities molded into the rubber facepiece of the mask. In the M13A2 filter elements, the adsorbent, known as ASC Whetlerite charcoal, is charcoal impregnated with copper oxide and salts of silver and chromium. The filter element also includes a laminated particulate filter layer to remove particles and aerosols greater than 3 µm in diameter.

The blended natural rubber faceblank of the M17A2 Chemical–Biological Field Mask protects the wearer’s face, eyes, and respiratory tract, while the attached M6A2 hood protects the M17A2 mask as well as exposed portions of the head and neck. When used together, the M17A2 facepiece and the M6A2 hood resist liquid chemical and biological agents.

The M17 gas mask can be used in any climatic condition, but the M4 winterization kit is required for temperatures of –20°F or below. The forehead straps, temple straps, and cheek straps come together at a head pad for ease of fitting. The M17A2 mask is manufactured in four sizes to accommodate all personnel: extra small, small, medium, and large. For personnel requiring vision correction, optical inserts are provided. The optical inserts are both prong type and wire frame types. The wire frame type is easier to mount inside the mask. The M17 mask is compatible with shoulder-fired weapons, night-vision devices, and sighting devices. A variety of accessory items is available, including the M1 waterproof bag, the M4 winterization kit, the M6A2 hood, the M15A1 carrier, and optical inserts and outserts.

Comment by Komrad Zombie Slayer☭ on April 21, 2010 at 8:47pm

Comment by Komrad Gas Mask Killer☭ on April 21, 2010 at 12:19pm

Comment by Komrad Slayer Tudd on April 20, 2010 at 11:26pm

If you got or can get manuals, post them here. If you look thru my discussions I posted and INDEX of army manuals. I'm gonna hunt for some of em because I want us to have ALL of them. Maps of military/FEMA camps help. I have more manuals coming myself and I look at it as we ALL benefit with this knowledge.

Comment by dakota lake on April 20, 2010 at 11:22pm

i have a few manuals that i carry-how to stay alive in the woods by bradford angier, the 1988 version of the u.s. army ranger handbook, and of course the max brooks zombie survival guide.

Comment by Komrad Gas Mask Killer☭ on April 20, 2010 at 11:03pm

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