Parlux U.S. Army Improvised Munitions Handbook Paperback – Illustrated, 6 February 2017

It’s a classic book. I used to have the US Army field manual from the Vietnam war era. Basically that’s what this is with a couple of minor changes. It’s of no use to you really unless you have access to blasting caps(#6 & #8,) which I doubt you’ll be able to get your hands on.! It’s got some great improvised chemistry in it, but trying out making some of these compounds isn’t really a good idea unless you’re being supervised by an expert. Originally the field manual was used in training, so some of the devices are hard to make just by following the instructions. It’s good for inspiration I suppose, but bear in mind that the chemicals are in a few cases hard to get. For instance H2SO4 is very time consuming to get from car battery acid and the type used in clearing blocked drains need to be treated first to make it viable.

@GCHQ, it was out of pure curiosity I bought this - I have no plans to implement any of it. XD

An excellent but scary book, you'll never look in your shed or medicine cabinet the same way again!Just don't leave this book on the coffee table

This is a brilliant book with guerrilla warfare tactics in placed. However, this being said without proper knowledge as to who will own and use this information it may lead to a disturbing and catastrophic events. But all in all a good book.

Awsome book can't wait to have a go at making some of them for fun