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I have a special offer for you at the end of today’s alert. But first, I want to share an amazing rescue story — and the surprising piece of survival gear that saved lives.
Today’s article is brought to you by my buddy Caleb Lee of Prepared Gun Owners. Check out his advice for choosing a concealed-carry holster and be sure to take note of his No. 1 recommendation. It will probably sound familiar…
As if we don’t have enough natural threats to worry about, let’s add a colossal man-made hazard to the list. One that could spell out disaster on an unfathomable scale. Take a look at the first of this week’s must-read articles and you’ll see what I mean.
One of the most stressful aspects of losing power is that you also lose the ability to communicate with the outside world. Check out the following article from our friends over at 4Patriots which runs down 10 ways to make your cellphone last during a blackout.
In this edition of the Weekly Drop, you’ll learn how to survive a tsunami, two effective practice drills to take to the range, a great home security tip from a retired police officer that’s so easy, you could implement it today.
In an emergency situation you never, ever want to rely on the government. You have to be self-sufficient and able to provide enough food and water for your family to outlast the crisis. Here’s how.
Unfortunately, as victims of Hurricane Harvey return to their homes and businesses to face the daunting challenge of rebuilding their lives, there will be fresh dangers waiting for them. To avoid being duped, watch out for these three common scams.
Last year, combat Marine, police officer and security expert Danny Lane wrote a piece on “stand your ground” or “no duty to retreat” laws. As Danny notes, these laws and doctrines are not without controversy — something I think Jeff Anderson of Modern Combat & Survival would agree with. In this article, Jeff debunks three myths about these laws that — if you fall for them — could ruin everything you risked your life to save.
Right now, various parts of the United States are consumed with fire and flood. Your town could very well be next. Please take a look at this week’s must-read articles. There are several urgent warnings, along with valuable survival advice.
When making emergency preparations, water should be at the top of your list. If you’re prepared with these four items, you won’t have to worry about having clean drinking water for your family during a crisis.