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Idk if this is what you have in mind, but there are a number of what I think are Army Field Manuals available for purchase on Amazon. I've purchased the US Army Tactics Field Manual and the US Army Small Unit Tactics Handbook and they look legitimate to this civilian, though I found it to be dense reading to just sit down and start on page 1 with no context or opportunity to apply the information.

Awesome. Will do. I'll let them know I'm a shoe in for the long walk right after, my sick airsoft skills will easily carry me into squadron. I think I'd be a great fit for D sqdn...

Ok I need to stop lol...

1. So on that note, reading between the lines, it seems like you were on a dive team. How do you advise GBs headed to CDQC, how often do you have them training, and how do you advise them to train ? I have this book sitting on my desk as I type. https://www.amazon.com/Essentials-Military-Water-Confidence-Strategies-ebook/dp/B08NXY1TJN I've heard from AFSOC and BUD/s students that it's actually fairly relevant to course material.
2. Sounds good on the relation between rucking and running. I've heard consistently that you don't want to be a Ferrari, nor do you want to be a mack truck. More like a Ford raptor, strong as hell with a gas tank to boot. If you can point me in any general direction for success correlation in regards to strength, it would be appreciated. At what point do your 1RMs become detrimental to success at SFAS essentially.
3. Sounds good. Just trying to make myself more capable. I figure if you eat, sleep and breathe this stuff, you'll be better off in the long run. There's one GB on here who consistently impresses me with how much the guy knows about military history. A far cry from other SOF related subreddits.

I've been getting frustrated with my running progress but have recently picked up a new book that prescribes a new methodology called the Easy Interval Method. If anyone is in a running slump, I'd highly recommend checking this book out.

The TLDR is that instead of the traditional running regimen of having too many long runs per week, have a training schedule where you're running interval workouts very frequently (3-4x week) but at a lower intensity.

Dude you need to start using google, you keep asking questions that show you aren’t doing any research prior to asking your questions. Read a book or something. Myself and most people here are happy to help but put some effort out first.