1. Survival Fire and Water

2. Fire!

3. Fire provides… Heat Cooking Purification of water illumination Dry clothes Deterrent to predators Comfort

4. 3 types of wood necessary TinderKindlingFuel Grass, leaves, bark, needles, etc. Twigs and branches Logs, coal, animal dung, braided tinder, long-burning material

5. 3 points to the fire triangle Air HeatFuel

6. Types of fires

7. Teepee

8. Log Cabin

9. Lean-to

10. Starting a fire Modern versus traditional

11. Modern Match Lighter Gunpowder Battery Lens

12. Traditional Bow & Drill Fire plow Striking rocks Flint

13. Maintaining Fuel close Especially kindling

14. Water

15. Obtaining Know your surroundings Dew, Rain, Streams, Rivers, fresh puddles, snow, ice, trees, leaves, etc. **Will have to purify most sources**

16. Purifying Prevent dysentery, cholera, typhoid, flukes, leeches, and other bacterial infections *Boiling water 10 minutes will be sufficient at any altitude* **Create still**

17. Stills

18. Other means Water hole Tapping tree

19. What not to drink Alcohol Urine Blood Seawater

20. Cold weather injuries

21. Hypothermia

22. Frostbite

23. Trench foot