Simple Sabotage Field Manual, Office of Strategic Services
Simple Sabotage Field Manual, Office of Strategic Services
Simple Sabotage Field Manual, Office of Strategic Services
The Simple Sabotage Field Manual was a secret wartime document created by the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) in January 1944. Designed to guide ordinary citizens and resistance groups in undermining enemy operations, the manual provided easy-to-execute methods of disruption that required little to no specialized training. It outlined tactics for reducing efficiency in workplaces, transportation, and communication networks, such as slowing down production, creating bureaucratic bottlenecks, and fostering confusion in decision-making. These subtle acts of sabotage were intended to weaken enemy infrastructure from within. Declassified in 2008, the manual remains a fascinating historical artifact, showcasing early covert warfare strategies that relied on psychological and organizational disruption rather than direct violence.
The Hardy Boys: The Secret of the Caves, Franklin W. Dixon
Simple Sabotage Field Manual, Office of Strategic Services
Simple Sabotage Field Manual, Office of Strategic Services
When their friend Biff Hooper seeks help finding his missing brother, Frank and Joe Hardy find themselves drawn into a baffling mystery involving a secretive scientist, a suspicious group of strangers, and a series of strange occurrences near the Honeycomb Caves. As the brothers investigate, they uncover hidden tunnels, dangerous secrets, and a daring plot that could put them in serious danger. With courage, wit, and determination, the Hardy Boys must unravel The Secret of the Caves before it's too late!
Our National Parks, John Muir
Simple Sabotage Field Manual, Office of Strategic Services
Our National Parks, John Muir
Our National Parks by John Muir is a passionate and poetic tribute to the breathtaking landscapes of America’s wilderness. First published in 1901, this classic work showcases Muir’s deep reverence for nature as he explores the beauty and grandeur of Yosemite, Yellowstone, Sequoia, and other national parks. Through vivid descriptions and heartfelt advocacy, Muir not only captures the awe-inspiring majesty of these wild places but also calls for their preservation. A timeless inspiration for nature lovers and conservationists alike, Our National Parks remains a powerful testament to the importance of protecting the natural world.
