What is SURVIVA field survival?

When you are isolated from the enemy's sphere of influence alone, as long as your mind always puts the keyword “SURVIVAL” at the top, you can reduce or even overcome the shock caused by this isolation.

S evaluation (sizeup)

Assess the situation

If you are in a combat situation, first find a place to hide, and remember that safety is the first. Use your hearing, smell, and vision to clear the battlefield. What is the enemy doing? Is it moving forward? Still do not move? Or is it withdrawing? When you execute your survival plan, you must know the situation on the battlefield.

Assessing the environment

Decide on the regional model. First, we have a general understanding of the situation around us. Each environment, whether it is forests, bushes, or deserts, has a rule or pattern. The patterns include the sounds and activities of animals and birds, and the insects' cry. Sometimes it also includes enemy traffic and civilian activities.

Assessing physiological conditions

The pressure of fighting, or the stimuli of survival, may make you fail to notice that you have been injured. Examine the wound and take first aid measures. Try to avoid further physical damage. For example, no matter what the climate, it is necessary to add a lot of water to prevent dehydration. If it is in a cool and cold climate, wear more clothes to prevent the body temperature from being too low.

Evaluation equipment

In the fierce battle, some of your equipment may have been lost or damaged. Check to see what equipment you have and check their performance.

You have assessed your situation, environment, physical condition, and equipment. Now you can make a survival plan. At the same time, keep in mind the most basic physiological needs: water, food, and shelter.

U blind (undue)

Blindness will only waste time

If you blindly pursue speed without careful thinking and detailed planning, you may be guilty of fatal mistakes that lead to capture or death. Do not act only for action. Consider the situation before you decide to act (evaluate the situation). If you act rashly, you may forget or lose some equipment, you may lose your direction and you don't know where to go. If the enemy is near you, be sure to plan well before the operation. The action must not only be rapid but also not endanger yourself.

R remember (remember)

Remember where you are

Circle your location on the map and draw its relationship with the surrounding terrain. This is a basic principle that you should follow. If there are other people with you, make sure that other people know their own position. Be sure to know who has maps and compasses on your team. If that person is dead, you must take the map and compass from him. Pay close attention to where you are and where you are going. Do not expect others to provide a route, insist on judging their position, at least you should try to determine the relationship between your position and the following position:

Enemy locations and areas they control.

Friends locations and areas they control.

Water sources (this is particularly important in desert areas).

Can provide covert and sheltered areas.

This information can help you make an informed decision when you are on your way to survival or escape.

V overcomes (vanquish)

Overcome fear and panic

The biggest enemy in the escape process is fear and panic. If you do not control it, you will be hard to make wise choices. They will let you follow the feelings, be conceived, and ignore the actual situation; they will make you nervous and cause some The generation of negative emotions. The survival training and confidence mentioned earlier can help you overcome fear and panic.

I emergency measures (improvise)

We can buy a variety of items. When many items are broken, it is very cheap to replace them again. This "easy to go, easy to go, and easy to exchange" culture makes emergency measures not in our daily lives. Necessary, the lack of this ability in the survival environment may become your fatal injury. So you need to learn the emergency skills on the spot. Take a special-purpose tool and see how many other uses it has. Learn to draw materials locally, such as using a stone as a hammer. No matter how full of survival tools you bring, they will be used up or damaged after a period of time, but the imagination is endless and you need to use your imagination.

V cherish (value)

Cherish life

Each of us came to the world with punching and kicking, but gradually we got used to a comfortable life. We have made our lives more comfortable and do not like inconvenience and discomfort. So what happens when we are in extreme discomfort, inconvenience, and stressful survival difficulties? At this time, the will to survive - to cherish life - is extremely important. Your experience and knowledge gained from daily life and the training of military academies are closely related to your survival will. The tenacious will that will never succumb under the predicament will give you tremendous strength in mental and physical strength, endure all kinds of pain, and persevere.

A act

Act like the locals

Local residents and animals in one area have adapted to the local environment, so if you want to understand the area, it is best to observe how the locals conduct their daily life. When do they eat? What to eat? When, where, and how do they get their food? When do they go to find water? When do they usually sleep? When do you get up? As a survivor, these things are important to you. Animal activities in the area can also provide you with survival clues. Animals also need food, water, and shelter. Observe them and you will find water and food.

Note: Animals are not an absolute reliable guide to food and water.

Remember that the animal reaction caused by your appearance may expose your presence to the enemy.

If you are in a friendly area, then there is a good way to have a good relationship with the local people, that is, show great interest in their tools and access to food and water. Learn more from them. You will respect them. You will probably make good friends. The most important thing is that you can learn how to adapt to their environment and increase your chances of survival.

L live (live)

Live on your own wisdom, but now, learn basic skills.

Without basic skills training for survival and battlefield survival, your chances of survival on the battlefield are minimal.

Learn these basic skills now, and don't wait until you go to the battlefield or you are already on the battlefield. The level of preparation before the battle determines whether you are alive or dead. You need to know the environment where you are going and you must practice the basic skills that suit that environment. For example, if you are going to a desert area, you need to learn how to find water in the desert.

In training, we must continue to practice and apply those basic skills for survival. Survival training can reduce your fear of the unknown environment, increase your confidence, and teach you how to live on your own wisdom.