U.S. Army Guerrilla Warfare Handbook

Very informative.

Resources may come in handy.

John Ward highly recommended.

This is a U.S. Army Field Manual, and the majority of it assumes the reader is a Spec Ops soldier embedded with and/or supporting local fighters, in themselves supported by other conventional or unconventional allied forces and an entire third of it is an inventory of supplies necessary. However, there is some information on strategy and tactics that should apply in general as a civilian that might need to muster a small force for whatever reason. It wasn't expensive so I don't regret buying it and I learned a few things. YMMV so caveat emptor.

Judging from the other reviews, I wonder if anyone noticed that although the date of original publication has been removed, it is an FM published by HQs Dept of the Army, Washington 25, DC. That makes it 1963 or older, before zip codes were established. It is actually a wonderful historical document describing Special Forces organization, etc very early in the Vietnam War. For me, it brings back all kinds of memories of my youth. Just a great book!

It's definitely worth being put on a government watch list!

This was a birthday.gift for a military friend. I have no idea if the content of the book is as advertised. I can say it arrived on time and appears to be what was described.

Interesting book. By far the most poetic book I’ve read by the Department of the Army. Easy read, contains catalog supply system with codes and designations. Green Beret Riggers will want this.

Lots of details

no le he terminado pero hasta donde voy si es lo que yo buscaba.

Sehr interessant

Un libretto molto tecnico su come si imbastiscano le azioni di guerriglia (in inglese) ben fatto anche se sembra più un memorandum che una guida tipo tutorial.

These manuals are just a superb read they are dated but still interesting.