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Golf1echo · 11-22-2021, 08:59

Thank you. It’s been awhile but, out of curiosity, I seem to remember a sleeve that the Riggers Log lived in, I suspect that’s where the pamphlet lived?

Maybe it was from videos but I have several images in my head about deconstructing the parachute and harness for survival uses. I thought it might be interesting to create a pamphlet in the same for liners and shells. Taking apart your gear in a survival situation might not occur to someone in duress but it could be life saving ie some of the sleep configurations and shelters made once you take it down and sew with 550 core strands.

Should someone be able to part with said manual, I could offer up a liner

Any contacts at Fairchild AFB?

11-22-2021, 08:59	#7
Golf1echo Area Commander Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Western Carolina in the rainforest,4000' along the Eastern Cont. Div. Posts: 1,426	Thank you. It’s been awhile but, out of curiosity, I seem to remember a sleeve that the Riggers Log lived in, I suspect that’s where the pamphlet lived? Maybe it was from videos but I have several images in my head about deconstructing the parachute and harness for survival uses. I thought it might be interesting to create a pamphlet in the same for liners and shells. Taking apart your gear in a survival situation might not occur to someone in duress but it could be life saving ie some of the sleep configurations and shelters made once you take it down and sew with 550 core strands. Should someone be able to part with said manual, I could offer up a liner Any contacts at Fairchild AFB? __________________ "It is because they have so much to give and give it so lavishly...that men love the mountains and go back to them again and again." Sir Francis Younghusband Essayons By Dand "In the school of the wilds,there is no graduation day"Horace Kephart Last edited by Golf1echo; 11-22-2021 at 09:02.
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