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Box for illustration only OS Software Climbing & Mountaineering Training Course     Professional Auto-run CD - easy-use menu system Accessing your Course  is simplicity itself with this professionally authored menu-driven CD - all you need to be able to do is click your mouse!           Included on your CD:                                                                         3  Volume Set 580 Pages                                A practical guide to Welding  set in Four volumes. Arranged in pdf files with free viewer included         Mountaineering Manual Volume 1 (325 pages) Chapter 1 -  Mountain Terrain, Weather, and Hazards Section I - Mountain Terrain   Definition Composition Rock and Slope Types Rock Classifications Mountain Building Route Classification Cross-Country Movement Cover and Concealment and Observation   Section II - Mountain Weather   Considerations for Planning Mountain Air Weather Characteristics Wind Humidity Cloud Formation Types of Clouds Fronts Temperature Weather Forecasting Recording Data Section III - Mountain Hazards Subjective Hazards Objective Hazards Weather Hazards Avalanche Hazards Section III  Mountain Hazards   Subjective Hazards Objective Hazards Weather Hazards Avalanche Hazards Chapter 2 - Mountain Living Section I - Survival   Water Supply Nutrition Personal Hygiene Sanitation Section II -Acclimatization and Conditioning   Symptoms and Adjustments Physical and Psychological Conditioning Section III - Medical Considerations Illness and Injury Treatment and Evacuation Solar Injuries Cold-Weather Injuries Heat Injuries Acute Mountain Sickness Chronic Mountain Sickness Understanding High-Altitude Illnesses High-Altitude Pulmonary Edema High-Altitude Cerebral Edema Hydration in HAPE and HACE Chapter 3 - Mountaineering Equipment Section I - Equipment Description and Maintenance   Footwear Clothing Climbing Software Climbing Hardware andSnow Ice Climbing Hardware Sustainability Equipment   Section II - Equipment Packing   Choice of Equipment Tips on Packing Chapter 4 - Rope Management and Knots Section I - Preparation, Care and Maintenance, Inspection, Terminology   Preparation Care and Maintenancel Inspection Terminology Section II - Coiling, Carrying, Throwing Coiling andCarrying the Rope Throwing the Rope   Section III -Knots   Square Knot Fisherman’s Knot Double Fisherman’s Knot Figure-Eight Bend Water Knot Bowline Round Turn and Two Half Hitches Figure-Eight Retrace (Rerouted Figure-Eight) Clove Hitch Wireman’s Knot Directional Figure-Eight Bowline-on-a-Bight (Two-Loop Bowline) Two-Loop Figure-Eight Figure-Eight Loop (Figure-Eight-on-a-Bight) Prusik Knot Bachman Knot Bowline-on-a-Coil Three-Loop Bowline Figure-Eight Slip Knot Transport Knot (Overhand Slip Knot/Mule Knot) Kleimhiest Knot Frost Knot Girth Hitch Munter Hitch Rappel Seat Guarde Knot Chapter 5 - Anchors   Section I - Natural Anchors   Trees Boulders Chockstones Rock Projections Tunnels and Arches Bushes and Shrubs Slinging Techniques Section II - Anchoring With the Rope Rope Anchor Tensionless Anchor   Section II -Anchoring With the Rope   Rope Anchor Tensionless Anchor   Section III Artificial Anchors    Deadman Pitons Chocks Spring-Loaded Camming Device 3 Bolts Equalizing Anchors   Chapter 6 - Climbing   Section I - Climbing Fundamentals   Route Selection Terrain Selection for Training Preparation Spotting Climbing Technique Safety Precautions Margin of Safety   Section II - Use of Holds   Climbing With the Feet Using the Hands Combination Techniques Section III - Roped Climbing Tying-in to the Climbing Rope Presewn Harnesses Improvised Harnesses   Section IV - Belay Techniques   Procedure for Managing the Rope Choosing a Belay Technique Establishing a Belay Setting Up a Belay Top-Rope Belay Section V - Climbing Commands Verbal Commands Rope Tug Commands   Section VI Roped Climbing Methods   Top-Roped Climbing Lead Climbing Aid Climbing Three-Man Climbing Team Chapter 7 - Rope Installations   Section I - Fixed Rope   Installation Utilization Retrieval Fixed Rope With Intermediate Anchors   Section II -Rappelling   Selection of a Rappel Point Installation of the Rappel Point Operation of the Rappel Point Recovery of the Rappel Point Types of Rappels   Section III One-Rope Bridge   Site Selection Installation Using Transport Tightening System Installation Using Z-Pulley Tightening System Utilization Hauling Line Retrievalstallation Utilization Retrieval     Section IV  Suspension Traverse   Site Selection Installation Retrieval Section V - Vertical Hauling Line Site Selection Installation Retrieval   Section VI  Simple Raising Systems   Z-Pulley System U-Pulley System Chapter 8 - Mountain Walking Techniques   Basic Principles Techniques Safety Considerations Navigation Route Planning Route Selection Chapter 9 - Mountain Stream Crossing   Reconnaissance Preparation of Troops and Equipment Individual Crossings Team Crossing Rope Installations Safety Swimming Chapter 10 - Movement over Snow and Ice   Movement Over Snow Movement Over Ice Use of Ice Ax and Crampons Glissading Snow and Ice Anchors Roped Climbing on Ice and Snow Movement on Glaciers Glacier Bivouac Procedures Chapter 11 - Mountain Rescue and Evacuation   Considerations Planning Rescue Operations Mass Casualties Special Training Preparation for Evacuation Manual Carries Litters Rescue Systems Low-Angle Evacuation High-Angle Evacuation APPENDIX A. LEVELS OF MILITARY MOUNTAINEERING APPENDIX B. MEASUREMENT CONVERSION FACTORS APPENDIX C. AVALANCHE SEARCH AND RESCUE TECHNIQUES   Mountaineering (Basic) (177 pages) Section1: MOUNTAINEERING CONDITIONS Part A: Terrain Part B: Climate Part C: Acclimatization and Conditioning Part D: Illness and Injury Practice Exercise Section 2: MOUNTAINEERING EQUIPMENT Part A: Climbing Ropes and Types of Knots Part B: Types of Snaplinks Part C: Equipment and Maintenance Part D: Types of Pitons and Piton Hammers Practice Exercise Section 3: CLIMBING TECHNIQUES Part A: General Techniques Part B: Belays Part C: Rappelling Practice Exercise   Mountaineering (Advanced) (78 pages) Section 1: MOUNTAINEERING TECHNIQUES ON GLACIERS AND SNOWCOVERED bbbbbbbbMOUNTAINS Part A: CLASSIFICATION OF SNOW Part B: AVALANCHES Part C: SAFETY RULES Part D: AVALANCHE RESCUE PART E: MOVEMENT ON SNOW AND ICE Practice Exercise Section 2: MOUNTAINEERING TECHNIQUES ON ALPINE PATHS   Part A: ALPINE PATHS AND HANDLINES Part B: STEPS AND LADDERS Part C: WALKWAYS Practice Exercise

 

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