Skill: johnsmithfan/militia-training (version 2.0.0)

--- name: militia-military-training description: | Militia Military Training Assistant based on the classic Militia Military Training Manual. Covers anti-aircraft defense, NBC (nuclear-biological-chemical), shooting, combat tactics, combat service support. Trigger: anti-aircraft defense, NBC defense, shooting training, combat tactics, field survival, sentry duty, reconnaissance. Keywords: militia, anti-aircraft, NBC, shooting, combat, military training license: MIT metadata: openclaw: emoji: "[SHIELD]" category: education tags: [military, defense, shooting, NBC, combat, survival] schema: version: 1.0 language: en dependencies: [] quality: idempotent: true deterministic: true side_effects: [] harness: level: L1-L6 complexity: low --- # Militia Military Training Assistant Combat skills trainer based on the classic Militia Military Training Manual. ## MANDATORY DISCLAIMER This skill provides general knowledge for educational reference only. For professional military training and certification, contact official military training institutions. Observe all applicable laws and regulations. ## Core Modules | Module | File | Description | |--------|------|-------------| | Anti-Air Defense | references/air-defense.md | Aircraft identification, AAA operations | | Shooting | references/shooting.md | Firing techniques, marksmanship | | Combat Tactics | references/combat-tactics.md | Attack, defense, patrol | | Combat Service | references/combat-service.md | Logistics, medical, signal | ## Quick Reference ### Aircraft Identification | Type | Speed | Altitude | Sound | Threat | |------|-------|----------|-------|--------| | Fighter | Fast | Low-High | High pitch whine | HIGH | | Bomber | Medium | Medium-High | Deep roar | HIGH | | Helicopter | Slow | Low | Thump-thump | MEDIUM | | UAV | Variable | Variable | Minimal | MEDIUM | | Civilian | Regular | Varies | Jet noise | LOW | ### Shooting Fundamentals | Element | Key Point | |---------|-----------| | Stance | Stable, balanced, squared to target | | Grip | Firm but not white-knuckle | | Breath | Natural pause at mid-exhale | | Alignment | Front sight centered in rear notch | | Trigger | Smooth, continuous pull | | Follow-through | Hold position after shot | ## Safety Rules 1. Treat every weapon as loaded 2. Never point at anything you do not intend to destroy 3. Keep finger off trigger until ready to fire 4. Identify target and what is beyond it 5. Maintain situational awareness at all times ## File Structure - SKILL.md (this file) - references/method-patterns.md - prompts/01-implement-method.md - prompts/02-robustness-checks.md ## Changelog - v2.0.0 (2026-04-26): Rewritten in English. Index-only SKILL.md. Prompts folder added. - v1.0.0 (2026-04-14): Initial version

path: 01-implement-method.md
content: # Militia Training - Copy-Paste Prompt Templates (01)

## How to Use
Copy any prompt below, paste into your AI chat, and fill in the [BRACKETS].

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## Template 1: Aircraft Identification

You are a Militia Training AI specializing in anti-aircraft recognition.

OBSERVED AIRCRAFT:
+ Speed: [FAST / MEDIUM / SLOW / STATIONARY]
+ Altitude: [VERY LOW (<100m) / LOW (100-300m) / MEDIUM (300-1500m) / HIGH (>1500m)]
+ Sound: [JET WHINE / RUMBLE / THUMP-THUMP / NEAR SILENT / OTHER]
+ Visual: [SIZE / NUMBER OF ENGINES / WING CONFIGURATION / COLOR / MARKINGS]
+ Behavior: [STRAIGHT LINE / PATROLLING / HOVERING / ATTACK PROFILE]

Analyze this aircraft systematically:
1. Compare speed, altitude, sound, and visual against the identification matrix
2. List top 3 most likely aircraft types with probability ranking
3. For each possibility: threat level assessment and recommended response
4. Describe the appropriate defensive action or reporting procedure
5. Include a reminder to report to proper command authority
IMPORTANT: Never positively identify an aircraft as enemy without clear hostile indicators. Default to unknown - report.

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## Template 2: NBC Defense Scenario

You are a Militia Training AI specializing in NBC (Nuclear-Biological-Chemical) defense.

SCENARIO TYPE: [NUCLEAR / BIOLOGICAL / CHEMICAL / UNKNOWN]
SITUATION: [DESCRIBE WHAT HAS HAPPENED OR BEEN DETECTED]
TIME SINCE EVENT: [DURATION]
YOUR LOCATION: [DESCRIPTION]
EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE: [MASK / SUIT / DETECTION KIT / MEDICAL / NONE]

For the given NBC scenario, provide:
1. IMMEDIATE ACTIONS (first 1-5 minutes) - Step-by-step with timing, What NOT to do (critical warnings)
2. INDIVIDUAL PROTECTION - Mask/suit donning procedure, decontamination steps, exposure limit guidance
3. SHELTER PROCEDURES - How to seal shelter, duration to remain inside, ventilation considerations
4. CASUALTY MANAGEMENT - Signs of exposure, field treatment priorities, evacuation considerations
5. REPORTING - What information to report, to whom (chain of command), sample preservation if applicable

---

## Template 3: Shooting Fundamentals Training

You are a Militia Training AI for marksmanship instruction.

WEAPON TYPE: [RIFLE / PISTOL / SHOTGUN / MACHINE GUN / DESIGNATED MARKSMAN RIFLE]
SKILL LEVEL: [BEGINNER / INTERMEDIATE / EXPERIENCED]
FIRING DISTANCE: [KNOWN DISTANCE IF APPLICABLE]
ENVIRONMENT: [RANGE / FIELD / URBAN / NIGHT]
AIM: [ZEROING / FUNDAMENTALS / ACCURACY / RAPID FIRE]

BEGINNER: Explain the five fundamentals (stance, grip, breath, aim, trigger), describe the firing sequence step by step, common errors and corrections, dry fire practice exercise, range safety rules.
INTERMEDIATE: Trigger squeeze refinement, sight alignment improvement, group analysis and zeroing, application of corrections, breathing control at extended ranges.
EXPERIENCED: Ballistics basics for drop compensation, wind reading fundamentals, positional shooting (standing/kneeling/sitting/prone), rapid target engagement, malfunction clearing.
Include safety reminders in EVERY response.

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## Template 4: Combat Patrol Planning

You are a Militia Training AI for combat patrol operations.

PATROL TYPE: [RECONNAISSANCE / SECURITY / PRESENCE / AMBUSH / RAID]
TERRAIN: [FOREST / URBAN / MOUNTAIN / DESERT / RURAL]
SQUAD SIZE: [NUMBER]
MISSION DURATION: [HOURS]
INTELLIGENCE AVAILABLE: [WHAT IS KNOWN ABOUT THE AREA]

Provide a complete patrol order:
1. MISSION: Clear statement of what to accomplish
2. EXECUTION: Scheme of maneuver (formation, movement technique), fire team assignments, actions at each phase, actions on enemy contact (primary and contingency)
3. SUPPORTING: Communication plan (signals, frequencies), indirect fire coordination, medical support plan (casualty evacuation route)
4. SERVICE SUPPORT: Ammunition load plan, water and food, special equipment
5. COMMAND AND SIGNAL: Chain of command, rally points, signals (visual, audio, radio), debriefing requirements

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## Template 5: Combat First Aid

You are a Militia Training AI for battlefield first aid.

SITUATION: [BATTLEFIELD CASUALTY / ACCIDENTAL INJURY / MEDICAL EMERGENCY]
CASUALTY COUNT: [NUMBER]
INJURY TYPE: [BLEEDING / GUNSHOT / FRACTURE / BURNS / NBC / RESPIRATORY / MULTIPLE]
EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE: [IFAK / FULL MEDICAL KIT / IMPROVISED MATERIALS / NOTHING]
SECURITY SITUATION: [SECURE / UNDER FIRE / UNKNOWN]

Apply the MARCH protocol systematically:
M - Massive Hemorrhage: Assess for life-threatening bleeding, apply tourniquet or direct pressure, document tourniquet time
A - Airway: Assess airway patency, head-tilt chin-lift or jaw thrust, consider nasopharyngeal airway if trained
R - Respiration: Assess breathing, look for chest wounds, seal open pneumothorax if needed
C - Circulation: Reassess bleeding, IV access if indicated, fluid resuscitation if indicated
H - Head/Hypothermia: Assess mental status, prevent heat loss
Then: Head-to-toe secondary assessment, fracture immobilization, burn treatment, pain management, casualty evacuation decision, proper documentation


path: 02-robustness-checks.md
content: # Militia Training - Robustness and Safety Checklists (02)

## How to Use
Before generating any recommendation, run through the relevant checklists. These are quality gates for safety and compliance.

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## Checklist A: Weapons and Safety Gate (MANDATORY)

| # | Check Item | PASS | FAIL | Action if FAIL |
|---|-----------|------|------|----------------|
| A1 | Does this involve live ammunition? | [] | [] | Restrict to simulation/educational only |
| A2 | Are range safety rules included in the response? | [] | [] | Add range safety rules |
| A3 | Is finger-off-trigger discipline reinforced? | [] | [] | Add trigger discipline reminder |
| A4 | Are safe muzzle directions specified? | [] | [] | Add muzzle direction reminder |
| A5 | Is eye and hearing protection mentioned? | [] | [] | Add PPE requirement |
| A6 | Does this promote lawful use only? | [] | [] | Add lawful use disclaimer |
| A7 | Is there a disclaimer this is educational reference? | [] | [] | Add disclaimer |

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## Checklist B: NBC Safety Gate

| # | Check Item | PASS | FAIL | Action if FAIL |
|---|-----------|------|------|----------------|
| B1 | Is the response limited to DEFENSE and PROTECTION only? | [] | [] | Remove any offensive/creation information |
| B2 | Are agent details limited to identification and effects? | [] | [] | Remove synthesis or weaponization details |
| B3 | Is medical treatment limited to FIELD FIRST AID? | [] | [] | Add professional medical referral |
| B4 | Are decontamination procedures included? | [] | [] | Add decontamination steps |
| B5 | Is MARCH protocol applied correctly for medical response? | [] | [] | Verify MARCH sequence |

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## Checklist C: Combat Tactics Gate

| # | Check Item | PASS | FAIL | Action if FAIL |
|---|-----------|------|------|----------------|
| C1 | Does this content remain within educational bounds? | [] | [] | Restrict to authorized training context |
| C2 | Is legal and jurisdictional compliance addressed? | [] | [] | Add lawful conduct reminder |
| C3 | Are proper command/authorization requirements included? | [] | [] | Add chain of command reminder |
| C4 | Is escalation of force properly addressed? | [] | [] | Add proportional response guidance |
| C5 | Are Geneva Convention / laws of armed conflict respected? | [] | [] | Add IHL reminder |

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## Checklist D: Medical First Aid Gate

| # | Check Item | PASS | FAIL | Action if FAIL |
|---|-----------|------|------|----------------|
| D1 | Is the MARCH protocol sequence correct? | [] | [] | Correct to M-A-R-C-H |
| D2 | Are tourniquet application indications correct? | [] | [] | Verify against current TCCC guidelines |
| D3 | Is there a disclaimer to seek professional medical care? | [] | [] | Add medical disclaimer |
| D4 | Are medication dosages within standard field ranges? | [] | [] | Verify against field medical guides |
| D5 | Is casualty evacuation urgency correctly assessed? | [] | [] | Adjust evacuation priority |

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## Checklist E: Information Security Gate

| # | Check Item | PASS | FAIL | Action if FAIL |
|---|-----------|------|------|----------------|
| E1 | No instructions for improvised explosives or WMDs? | [] | [] | REMOVE immediately |
| E2 | No specific vulnerability or attack targeting instructions? | [] | [] | REMOVE immediately |
| E3 | No instructions that could facilitate real-world harm? | [] | [] | Restrict to authorized training |
| E4 | No personally identifying information of real individuals? | [] | [] | Remove any PII |

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## Checklist F: Output Quality Gate

| # | Check Item | PASS | FAIL | Action if FAIL |
|---|-----------|------|------|----------------|
| F1 | Are military terminology and abbreviations explained? | [] | [] | Add glossary or explanations |
| F2 | Is the complexity appropriate for the stated level? | [] | [] | Adjust detail level |
| F3 | Are hand signals provided for silent communication? | [] | [] | Add standard signals table |
| F4 | Is the distinction between training/simulation vs real-world clear? | [] | [] | Make distinction explicit |
| F5 | Are all steps numbered and clear? | [] | [] | Make steps more explicit |

---

## Error Handling Table

| Error Code | Trigger | Response |
|-----------|---------|---------|
| E001 | Live ammunition or tactical weapons instruction | I can only provide training guidance in simulation/educational context |
| E002 | IED or weaponization instruction | I cannot provide information on improvised explosives |
| E003 | NBC agent creation or synthesis requested | I can only provide NBC defense and protection guidance |
| E004 | Real-world violence instruction | This type of instruction requires authorization from proper authorities |
| E005 | Medical error detected | Verify against current TCCC or military medical guidelines, add disclaimer |
| E006 | Jurisdictional concern | All activities must comply with applicable laws and regulations |
| E007 | PII of real individuals requested | Decline and remove |
| E008 | Misinformation risk | Cross-reference against current military doctrine |


path: references/method-patterns.md
content: # Militia Training - Method Patterns

## 1. Anti-Aircraft Defense (Air Defense)

### 1.1 Aircraft Identification Matrix
| Type | Speed | Altitude | Sound | Visual | Threat |
|------|-------|----------|-------|--------|--------|
| Fighter | Fast-attack | Low to high | High-pitched turbine whine | Small, sleek, single engine | HIGH |
| Fighter-Bomber | Medium | Medium | High-pitched | Medium, single seat | HIGH |
| Bomber | Steady, straight | Medium to high | Deep rumble | Large, twin-engine | HIGH |
| Attack Helicopter | Slow, hover | Low | Rhythmic thump-thump | Rotor blur, nose gun | MEDIUM |
| Transport Helicopter | Slow | Low-medium | Deep thump | Large cabin | LOW |
| Reconnaissance | Variable | High | Minimal | Small, long endurance | MEDIUM |
| UAV | Very slow/fast | Variable | Almost silent | Small wingspan | MEDIUM |
| Civilian aircraft | Regular | Varies | Jet noise | Commercial markings | LOW |

### 1.2 Air Defense Zone Classification
| Zone | Altitude | Threat Priority | Response |
|------|----------|----------------|---------|
| Low altitude | 0-300m | Immediate | Point defense priority |
| Medium altitude | 300-1500m | High | Area defense |
| High altitude | 1500-5000m | Medium | Strategic assets only |
| Beyond | >5000m | Low | Strategic warning |

### 1.3 NBC Defense - Nuclear Response
Detection: Bright flash, rumbling sound, pressure wave
Phase 1 (IMMEDIATE - <1 minute):
  - DROP to ground (prone or best cover)
  - COVER exposed skin
  - CLOSE eyes and cover face
  - STAY down until blast wave passes
Phase 2 (POST-BLAST - 1-60 minutes):
  - Move away from fallout areas
  - Seek shelter (basement, underground)
  - Cover nose and mouth (mask/cloth)
  - Do NOT look at fireball
Phase 3 (SHELTER):
  - Choose heaviest, innermost room
  - Seal windows and doors if possible
  - Remain inside until radioactive decay
Phase 4 (DECONTAMINATION):
  - Remove outer clothing
  - Wash exposed skin with soap
  - Do NOT scrub skin

### 1.4 NBC Defense - Biological Response
Detection: Unexplained illness patterns, unusual casualties
Individual Protection:
  - Mask (N95 minimum, MOPP if available)
  - Protective gloves
  - Avoid contact with sick individuals
Decontamination:
  - Soap and water wash
  - Bleach solution (0.5%) for surfaces
  - Incinerate contaminated materials if possible
Reporting: Notify medical authorities immediately, describe symptoms and exposure

### 1.5 NBC Defense - Chemical Response
Detection: Strange odors, visible vapor/mist, mass casualties with similar symptoms
Immediate Action (<1 minute):
  - Hold breath, DO NOT breathe deeply
  - Move UPWIND immediately
  - Leave area of suspected contamination
  - If mask available, put on immediately
Decontamination:
  - Strip off contaminated clothing (cut off if needed)
  - Flush eyes with water
  - Wash skin with soap and water
  - Do NOT scrub skin
Treatment by agent type:
  - Nerve agent: Atropine + 2-PAM Cl (auto-injector)
  - Blister agent: Decontaminate, symptomatic treatment
  - Blood agent: Amyl nitrite, sodium nitrite, sodium thiosulfate

---

## 2. Shooting & Marksmanship

### 2.1 Shot Sequence (Firing Process)
Step 1: UNLOAD CHECK - Remove magazine, lock bolt rear, inspect chamber visually, verify no round in chamber
Step 2: LOAD - Insert loaded magazine, chamber round (bolt forward / release slide)
Step 3: ASSUME STANCE - Natural point of aim, body behind weapon, feet shoulder-width, knees slightly bent, weight forward
Step 4: ACQUIRE GRIP - Dominant hand on frame/receiver, support hand wrapping, thumbs along frame, grip firm but not tight
Step 5: AIM - Focus on front sight, center in rear aperture/notch, target image slightly blurred
Step 6: RESPIRE - Natural respiratory pause (end of exhale), small reserve breath available
Step 7: TRIGGER - Smooth continuous pull, no jerking, follow-through: hold position after shot
Step 8: ASSESS - Observe impact, apply corrections for next shot

### 2.2 Common Shooting Errors and Corrections
| Error | Symptom | Cause | Correction |
|-------|---------|-------|-----------|
| Low left | Group low-left of POA | Anticipating recoil | Focus entirely on front sight |
| High right | Group high-right of POA | Flinch, poor trigger press | Dry fire practice, slow trigger |
| Vertical spread | Group tall | Inconsistent breath | Pause at natural respiratory bottom |
| Horizontal spread | Group wide | Uneven trigger squeeze | Squeeze from pad of finger |
| Keyhole | Oval holes | Tilting gun sideways | Check grip pressure balance |
| Flier | Random outlier | Distraction, movement | Ignore first shot, maintain focus |

### 2.3 Zeroing Procedure
1. Set up at known distance (25m for most rifle zero)
2. Fire 3-round group at target center
3. Measure group center relative to POA
4. Adjust sight: Windage (Left group -> move rear sight left) / Elevation (Low group -> raise rear sight)
5. Fire another 3-round group
6. Repeat until group is centered on POA
7. Record zero: distance, conditions, ammunition lot
Common zeros: 25m for 5.56x45mm, 50m for 7.62x39mm, 100m for DMR

### 2.4 Range Safety Rules
1. Treat as loaded - Always treat weapon as if loaded
2. Muzzle direction - Always point muzzle in safe direction
3. Finger off trigger - Outside trigger guard until on target
4. Target identification - Know target and what is beyond it
5. Know range - Be aware of maximum projectile range
6. Hearing protection - Wear ear protection at all times
7. Eye protection - Wear eye protection at all times
8. Cool before touch - Allow barrel to cool before handling
9. Barrel check - Check barrel for obstructions before firing
10. Ammunition - Use only correct ammunition for weapon

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## 3. Combat Tactics

### 3.1 Field Movement Principles
| Principle | Description | Application |
|-----------|-------------|-------------|
| Use cover | Move from cover to cover | Buildings, trees, rocks, depressions |
| Use concealment | Hide movement | Bushes, grass, shadows, smoke |
| Low silhouette | Keep body low when exposed | Crouch, crawl, run bent |
| Covered approach | Approach from covered routes | Never expose to open fire |
| Mutual support | Never move alone | Minimum two-person teams |
| Rally points | Pre-designated regroup locations | If separated, go to rally point |
| Hand signals | Silent communication essential | Learn standard military signals |

### 3.2 Fire Team Structure (4 persons)
Team Leader: Commands, directs fire, assesses situation
Rifleman 1: Primary assault force
Rifleman 2: Primary assault force
Automatic Rifleman: Suppressive fire (if equipped)
Grenadier (optional): Under-barrel grenade launcher

Squad (2-3 fire teams):
Squad Leader: Commands 2-3 fire teams
Team 1: Assault element
Team 2: Support/base of fire element
Team 3: Reserve/flank element

Platoon (2-4 squads):
Platoon Leader: Commands all squads
Forward Observer: Artillery/air support coordination

### 3.3 Patrol Decision Tree
Mission type selection:
  - Reconnaissance: Gather information, avoid contact
  - Security: Prevent ambush, protect area
  - Presence patrol: Show force, establish contact
  - Raid: Quick strike, capture/eliminate, withdraw
  - Ambush: Lure enemy into prepared position
Route selection:
  - Primary route: Normal approach
  - Alternate route: Emergency extraction
  - Rally points: Every 500-1000m in complex terrain
  - Casualty evacuation route: Extraction route
Formation:
  - Traveling: Column for concealment, narrow spaces
  - Traveling overwatch: Some forward, others overwatch
  - Bounding overwatch: Alternate pairs move and overwatch
  - Wedge: Balanced for all directions
  - Line: Maximum firepower forward
Actions on contact:
  1. Immediately: Individual cover, squad suppressive fire
  2. Leader: Assess situation, give orders
  3. Break contact: Smoke, covering fire, disengage
  OR: Assault through if tactically advantageous
  OR: Defend in place if in strong position

---

## 4. Combat Service Support

### 4.1 Casualty Assessment (Triage)
| Category | Status | Color | Action |
|----------|--------|-------|--------|
| Immediate | Life-threatening but survivable with care | Red | Evacuate first |
| Delayed | Serious but not immediately life-threatening | Yellow | Evacuate when possible |
| Minimal | Minor injuries, walking wounded | Green | Self-care or field dressing |
| Expectant | Massive trauma, unlikely to survive | Black | Comfort care |

### 4.2 Field First Aid (MARCH Protocol)
M - Massive hemorrhage: Tourniquet or direct pressure
A - Airway: Ensure airway open (head-tilt chin-lift)
R - Respiration: Breathing assessment, seal pneumothorax
C - Circulation: Control bleeding, IV access if needed
H - Head/Hypothermia: Manage head injuries, prevent heat loss
After MARCH: Eye injury protection, fracture immobilization, pain management, antibiotics, documentation

### 4.3 Combat Communication Signals
| Signal | Visual | Sound | Meaning |
|--------|--------|-------|---------|
| Halt | Raised fist | Short whistle blast | Stop movement |
| Advance | Arm raised, forward motion | Two whistle blasts | Move forward |
| Regroup | Both arms up, wave down | Three whistle blasts | Return to me |
| Enemy contact | Point in direction | Rapid whistle | Enemy spotted |
| Cease fire | Cross arms overhead | Long whistle | Stop shooting |
| Take cover | Point to cover | Sharp whistle | Seek immediate cover |
| Medic | White flag/cloth | Medic shouted | Medical assistance needed |

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## 5. Field Survival

### 5.1 Shelter Decision Tree
Immediate threat: Use any available cover immediately
Temporary (< 24h):
  - Natural shelters (caves, overhangs, hollow trees)
  - Debris hut (minimal materials)
  - Lean-to (one wall, good in mild weather)
Extended (> 24h):
  - A-frame or round hut
  - Snow shelter if cold (quinzhee, snow trench)
  - Tarp shelter (if materials available)
AVOID:
  - Dead trees (widowmakers)
  - Flood zones
  - Animal trails
  - Ridge lines (wind/exposure)
  - Dry riverbeds (flash flood risk)

### 5.2 Fire Starting Priority
| Priority | Method | Best Conditions |
|----------|--------|---------------|
| 1st | Ferrocerium rod + striker | Universal, all conditions |
| 2nd | Lighter (windproof) | Fast, reliable if fuel remains |
| 3rd | Flint and steel | Traditional, no consumable |
| 4th | Friction (bow drill) | Emergency, requires skill |
| 5th | Magnifying lens | Sunny conditions only |

### 5.3 Water Procurement Priority
| Priority | Source | Treatment | Notes |
|----------|--------|-----------|-------|
| 1st | Running water (stream/river) | Boil 1 min / filter | Cleanest natural source |
| 2nd | Rainwater | Filter only | Minimal contamination |
| 3rd | Springs/seeps | Boil 1 min / filter | Usually clean |
| 4th | Lakes/ponds (still) | Settle + boil 3 min + filter | May contain parasites |
| 5th | Snow/ice | Melt first, then boil | Low yield |
| AVOID | Urine, seawater, untreated | Never drink | Harmful |

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## 6. Error Codes
| Code | Description | Handling |
|------|-------------|---------|
| E001 | Live ammunition or weapons tactics requested | Restrict to educational/simulation context |
| E002 | Real-world violence instruction | Decline, recommend legal authorities |
| E003 | NBC agent specifics (formulas, synthesis) | Decline, provide only general defense info |
| E004 | Detailed improvised explosive device information | Decline entirely |
| E005 | Combat first aid misapplied | Verify against MARCH protocol, add disclaimer |
| E006 | Jurisdiction-problematic content | Add observe all applicable laws |


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