Publisher's Synopsis
In war, the removal or neutralization of an enemy sentry is necessary for a variety of mission-critical reasons, in particular for gaining access to an enemy location or escaping confinement that might lead to interrogation, torture, and/or execution. But could such methods be used by the average citizen outside of military venues? The answer is generally no ... ... until one considers extreme life-threatening scenarios such as kidnapping, human trafficking, or a home invasion in which criminals accost your spouse or children with the threat of death. It is in just those types of all-or-nothing circumstances that the information and methods presented in this reference book will be of rare but indisputable value. And it is for precisely those types of situations that the average, law-abiding citizen should know them.
