You’re heard it before… “it can’t happen here.” Well folks, I believe it can happen here. No doubt you recall the empty store shelves in the Covid-19 scare. In fact, I believe the Collapse of America has Already Begun. A … Continue reading →
Sponsored by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), National Preparedness Month encourages Americans to take steps to prepare for emergencies in their homes, businesses, schools, and communities. Throughout the month of September thousands of organizations – national, regional, and local … Continue reading →
Dehydrated food is finding many uses in homes these days aside from its traditional value as survival food, camping food, and food found in shelters. Dehydrated foods are also used by astronauts and soldiers. Purchasing bulk dehydrated food is a … Continue reading →
As some people waited to return to the New Orleans area to see what was left of their house after hurricane Katrina, some areas were visited by hurricane Rita and that storm summarily squashed any hope many had left of … Continue reading →
An emergency, particularly natural calamities and life-threatening accidents can leave normal and able people helpless. But, what about folks that are bound to a wheelchair or aging and something like a hurricane Katrina start blasting your home? Emergencies are like … Continue reading →
Besides improving your own communication, ham radio operators also can help their community recover after a disaster. In fact, this is a main reason many people become hams. Certainly, recent events around the world clearly demonstrate why amateur radio and … Continue reading →
