Everyone has heard of people who prepare for the end of the world as we know it and they are ready to go into the post-apocalyptic chapter of civilization, Mad Max style, with a gun in one hand and 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 →
Survivalists may sound like doomsday prophets when they talk about TEOTWAWKI (the end of the world as we know it) and some may call them paranoid when they discuss tips on urban survival. I’m not talking the actual “end of … Continue reading →
When the SHTF you immediately take action to get out and get to safety. Most preppers concentrate on just getting out and away from anything dangerous in a bug out scenario. Survival is foremost on their mind. They’re alert to … Continue reading →
Seems that everywhere the popularity of a zombie invasion has begun as stories are showing up in movies, television series, computer games, and even Halloween costumes. They would have you believe zombies are being resurrected as a living corpse to … Continue reading →
One thing everyone can learn about life is to expect the unexpected. How well the lesson is learned is reflected in the way that person installs the safety net in their life and how that is installed in every organization … Continue reading →
It only takes one hit from a bullet to a vulnerable spot of your body to end your life. Yet people have managed to survive horrific situations involving gunfire throughout history by following survival tips. The second you hear gunshots, … Continue reading →
For the vast majority of people, survival skills aren’t really something that you know and practice all that often. Most people are too concerned with work, school, or family to go out and learn how to survive in the wild. … Continue reading →
If you want to survive a natural disaster, you’ll need to beat the odds that offers at least a 50/50 chance to live. Sometimes you are just at the wrong place at the wrong time when an emergency is encountered. … 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 →
