The below is a list of potential disasters. Some of these happen everyday and some only happen occasionally. Use this list as a thinking tool when performing your Threat Analysis or Risk Assessment to identify those potential threats in your … Continue reading →
By: H. Davis Disasters – whether man-made or natural – strike in every corner of the world, during any season, and in a variety of sizes, which is why they’re so dangerous. Aside from the amount of chaos and destruction … Continue reading →
In almost every survival situation, you’re going to need the following, in approximate order of importance. Of course, the exact order of importance will depend on your current situation. In general, though, you will almost always need the first four categories. The longer or more severe the event, the more likely you’ll need the last three categories.
Continue reading →Threat Journal is a free newsletter service from AlertsUSA. Every week, an update of the past week’s events are highlighted, along with additional relevant information. The newsletter is first rate and the additional information often leads to improving your preparedness … Continue reading →
As I update the XML by hand, it’s easy to overlook something, which is exactly what I did for this last podcast. You many have noticed that it wasn’t pointing correctly to the correct podcast. That should, hopefully, be fixed … Continue reading →
Podcast Episode 244 – Local School Shooting Threat – Heartbreaking Change in Personal Prep Plans – Lack of School Safety Local School Shooting Threat This podcast was supposed to be on EDC kits for school kids, but I decided to hit … Continue reading →
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Camping, hiking, and other outdoor activities are not only fun, but also provide real-world experience that you can extrapolate into your preparedness posture. Here’s a good article by Jenn, from JenReviews.com about packing for various durations of backpacking trips. https://www.jenreviews.com/backpacking-trip/ … Continue reading →
By: H. Davis A natural disaster is a devastating event – caused by wildfires, rain, hurricanes, and earthquakes – that endangers not only lives of residents but property as well. Although there isn’t much that can be done to stop … Continue reading →
Introduction back into the podcast Legacy affiliate Not really sure where I’m going to take this podcast, nor what the format will be. Feedback As I’m not sure where I want to take the podcast, I’d like some feedback from … Continue reading →
