The Army edition, complete.

EATADIK — Army: Selection References

Field reference

The companion volume: public-domain doctrine figures, standards tables and breakdowns pulled into one place — land navigation, survival, evasion, knots, field medicine, weather. No drills; reference only.

EATADIK — Army: Sniper School References

Field reference

Data books, hold tables, range cards and observation logs in doctrine form — the reference half of the sniper pipeline, print-only by design.

EATADIK — Army: Board Prep Lvl 1

E-4 to E-5

The first board. 1,056 questions on the doctrine, creeds, standards and history a specialist is expected to have cold when the president of the board looks up.

EATADIK — Army: Board Prep Lvl 2

E-5 to E-6

Sergeant to staff sergeant. 2,503 questions — leadership, counseling, training management and the doctrine depth the board expects from an NCO who already wears stripes.

EATADIK — Army: Board Prep Lvl 3

E-6 and advanced boards

Senior boards, SOY, and the panels that decide careers. 2,652 questions at the depth where quoting the regulation number is the answer.

EATADIK — Army: Promotions & Demotions

The promotion system itself

606 questions on how the system actually works — points, sequence numbers, semi-centralized and centralized boards, reductions and the paperwork behind each. The book about the process, not the panel.

EATADIK — Army: Selection Prep

Assessment & selection

835 questions on what selection actually assesses — land navigation, standards, physical and mental gates — so the only thing testing you out there is the ruck.

EATADIK — Army: Ranger School Prep

Pre-Ranger through graduation

The biggest deck in the line — 2,898 questions across patrolling, mountaineering, small-unit tactics and the standards that send people home on day three.

EATADIK — Army: Sniper School Prep

USASS pipeline

1,106 questions on ballistics, observation, range estimation, concealment and the marksmanship doctrine behind the qualification — written by a school-trained sniper.

EATADIK — Army: M1903 Rifle

Historical · collector & handling reference

450 questions on the Springfield — nomenclature, cycle of function, the M1905 and A3 sights, stripper-clip loading and the low-number receiver caution — drawn from the 1943 FM 23-10 and period plates. Framed as a collector and handling reference, not a firing manual.

EATADIK — Army: Weapons

Individual & crew-served

1,860 questions across the inventory — characteristics, cycle of function, immediate action, maximum effective ranges and employment. The deepest single-subject deck in the line, and the only one that ships in five print editions.

EATADIK — Army: First Aid & TCCC

Tactical combat casualty care

1,594 questions on MARCH, tourniquet application, airway, hemorrhage control, the care-under-fire and tactical-field-care phases, and the 9-line — the material you are graded on and, separately, the material that matters.

EATADIK — Army: NCO Duties & Responsibilities

The backbone subject

1,466 questions on the NCO Creed, counseling, the support channel, corrective training, NCOER, and the duties-responsibilities-authority framework every board comes back to.

EATADIK — Army: Code of Conduct & Law of War

Conduct, capture, and the rules

1,043 questions on the six articles, the Geneva Conventions, proportionality and distinction, lawful orders and the reporting obligations — sourced from FM 6-27 and the governing conventions themselves.

EATADIK — Army: Military Justice (UCMJ)

Punitive articles & procedure

1,019 questions on Article 15, the three court-martial levels, the punitive articles a leader is expected to know by number, rights advisement and the apprehension-to-disposition path.

EATADIK — Army: Awards & Decorations

Order of precedence & criteria

922 questions on precedence, criteria, approval authority, devices and appurtenances, and the ribbon-rack rules — the subject boards use to separate the prepared from the confident.

EATADIK — Army: Physical Fitness

ACFT, H2F and the standards

918 questions on the ACFT events and scoring, the Holistic Health and Fitness system, body composition, profiles and the reconditioning path — including the parts leaders get asked about and rarely read.

EATADIK — Army: Army Programs

The regulation-heavy catch-all

894 questions across the programs a board can pull from at will — ASAP, ACS, Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers, safety and composite risk, retention, weight control, suicide prevention and the rest, each cited to its own regulation.

EATADIK — Army: Drill & Ceremony

TC 3-21.5, front to back

739 questions on the commands, the counts, facing movements, the manual of arms, formations and the ceremonies — with the doctrine plates, so you can see the position you are being asked to describe.

EATADIK — Army: Equal Opportunity & SHARP

Policy, reporting, response

593 questions on EO policy and complaint procedures, restricted and unrestricted reporting, the SHARP program structure and the responsibilities that sit with the first-line leader. Sourced from the current regulations, stated plainly.

EATADIK — Army: Security & OPSEC

EEFI, indicators, classification

576 questions on the five-step OPSEC process, essential elements of friendly information, classification levels and markings, storage and destruction, and the insider-threat and social-media rules that now sit inside the subject.

EATADIK — Army: Rank Structure

Insignia, grades, chain of command

552 questions on enlisted, warrant and officer grades, insignia recognition, the difference between the chain of command and the NCO support channel, and the duty positions that go with each rank.

EATADIK — Army: Uniform Standards

DA PAM 670-1 · wear & appearance

546 questions on the ASU and OCP configurations, badge and insignia placement, grooming standards, and the accessories rules — the subject where the board asks for a measurement and expects a number.

EATADIK — Army: Heritage & Traditions

History, customs, courtesies

451 questions on the Army's campaigns and lineage, the Soldier's Creed and the Army Song, the flag and its streamers, customs and courtesies, and the traditions a board expects you to be able to explain rather than recite.

EATADIK — Army: Acronyms & Terms

The one the brand is named after

388 questions decoding the alphabet soup — rank and personnel, operations and tactics, logistics, intel and comms, staff and unit designations. Decoded to the ground level, not just spelled out. Endless Acronyms To Absorb Despite Intense Konfusion, in book form.

EATADIK — Army: CBRN

Chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear

260 questions on MOPP levels and mask procedures, agent classes and symptoms, decontamination, and the alarm and reporting formats — the drills that get run once a year and asked about at every board.

EATADIK — Army: Land Navigation

Q&A drills · pairs with the reference volume

236 questions on grid coordinates, declination, resection and intersection, terrain association and pace count. The drill half — the figures and worked plates live in the Land Navigation References volume below.

EATADIK — Army: Ranger School References

Field reference

Knots, loads, patrol bases and movement formations, plus the standards tables — indexed and page-numbered for use in the field, not on a couch.

EATADIK — Army: Land Navigation References

Field reference · 28 figures

Twenty-eight figures placed from FM 3-25.26 — the public-release field-manual edition. Grids, resection, terrain association and pace count, in a book you can take outside.

EATADIK — Army: Weapons References

Field reference

Characteristics, capabilities, immediate action and employment data across the individual and crew-served inventory — sourced entirely from public-release doctrine.

EATADIK — Army: Military Vehicles References

Field reference · 135 entries

135 ground-system entries across 11 class overviews, built entirely from the TRADOC Worldwide Equipment Guide — approved for public release, a U.S. Government work, no copyright attached.

Air Force

33 titles planned

Coast Guard

32 titles planned

Marines

31 titles planned

Navy

30 titles planned

Space Force

27 titles planned

Pilot (FAA)

10 titles planned

Survival

9 titles planned · first interior typeset

Survival Essentials is written and typeset — 49 pages at 8.5×11, waiting on its cover art before it can go to print. The rest of the line follows it.

Helicopter Pilot

14 titles planned

CDL

9 titles planned

USCG Maritime

6 titles planned

First Responder

4 titles planned

Real Estate

2 titles planned

USCIS Citizenship

2 titles planned