- no books on hunting or fishing
- no instructions on field dressing animals
- no FM 7-8 or ATP 3-21.8
- no info on reloading ammunition or flint knapping
This feels more like a tool for city dwellers than a serious survival tool.
Those are more militia LARP relevant than actual survival relevant in fairness but the other gaps are pretty bad. You can definitely have a useful too without that info and for disaster situations most people don't have to go into the level of hunting their own food so I guess it's more of a question of how long and how deep the disaster you're looking at info on is expected to go.
Also the way groups actually survive scenarios is rarely around actual fighting and is vastly more dependent on actual survival skills, cooperation, and organizing. The lone (or small group) survivalist fantasy is mostly an American larp.
But yes, I agree, teaching neighborhood civilians how to cross a danger area as a squad is big LARP.