Tactical Hand Signals Every Survivalist Should Know

 

In a survival situation, hand signals are vital to being able to communicate and not be heard.

Every member of your team should know basic hand signals to allow for seamless communications in tactical maneuvers.

Often because of extraneous factors, non verbal communications is paramount in a survival situation.

It might not be to avoid someone – directing someone to head to the basement in an extreme weather event, for instance, if the noise level is too high for normal communications, can be a life-saver.

For more information on hand signals you have to know as a survivalist, please visit Urban Survival Network.

 


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100 Comments

  23. Thomas Wayne said:

    They forgot the one hand signal most important to the average citizen, which is the one they use to communicate with other drivers.

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  24. Casey Fuller said:

    If anyone ever intends to operate/survive with a group in an intense situation. Noise and light discipline is very important practice.

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  28. Aaron Rayburn said:

    If all fails flail around like a flailing arm inflatable tube man until your fire team shrugs and does the exact opposite of what you wanted – my first sergeant from bct

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  32. Arctodus Simus said:

    When we were teenagers, my sister and I used sign language to have conversations in church.

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  39. Wes Scruggs said:

    You should post military hand and arm signals.

    These are either made up, foreign and translated or used by SWAT/Police

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  42. Michael Heyen said:

    Lol when I was a kid in school I had to write out what that meant because I gave my teacher the bird lol. Good times.

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  46. Aaron Purdin Zaun said:

    Damon Kimbrough if you want to learn hand and arm signals. Please don’t use this crayon eater$#%&!@*

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