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How Spies Test Themselves

In every career or personal journey, there are some essential fundamentals that underlay and inform almost all decisions and actions faced by an individual in that field. For instance, the medical profession has the Hippocratic Oath and Police Officers “Serve and Protect”. For others, the skills and knowledge of personal safety are at the very …

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Disaster Zones

In today’s Top 5 I’ll introduce America’s Disaster Zones and where you fit in, as well as how to get yourself closer to achieving tactical fitness. Also, see the pros and cons of a personal fence and what kind is right for you, check out the groundbreaking technology of the new exosuit and also learn …

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32 dead, millions without power

Hurricane Florence Pummels Carolinas… ‘Storm of a Lifetime’ Causes Deaths, Blackouts and Historic Flooding Thirty-two dead, including a mother and two infants. More than 1 million homes and businesses without power. Up to a record-shattering 40 inches of rain in some areas. Dams on the verge of bursting. Multiple tornadoes and mudslides. Tens of thousands …

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How Spies Take Top Secret Notes

Spies never write anything down – or do we? I can tell you that over my career (of over three decades and still counting) as an International Espionage Agent for the U.S. Government, we certainly do. TV and Hollywood would have you think that we commit everything to our iron clad, lightning fast brains. While …

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Last Minute Supplies

This week’s must-read articles inform you of the next step for the stealth torpedo, learn which headlamp is best for you, and read up on the newest machine made to clean the ocean trash. You will also see and learn from the most common mistakes made when you conceal carry and finally what supplies to …

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How to Survive a Power Outage

If there were a power outage tomorrow, would you be ready for it? The aging U.S. power grid is extremely unreliable, leaving you and your family vulnerable to blackouts. We never know when it might happen – or how long it might last – but there are things you can do today to prepare. To …

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Used Gun Sale

This week’s must-read articles include the many ways paracord can be used, how to treat a gunshot wound before you are able to get to a hospital and creative places you can hide your valuables. Take in some lessons learned from the Great Depression and finally, check out some helpful tips for buying used handguns. …

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Vehicle Convoys in a Survival Situation

In July of 2017, the soldiers of 4th Platoon, Alpha Company, 127th Airborne Engineering Battalion, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division, arrived in Afghanistan in support of continued U.S. operations in the region. A few months after their arrival, the soldiers were on a route-clearing mission when they came under attack. Sgt. Joshua Sears …

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Do You Have the Right to Stand Your Ground?

On July 19, 2018, Markeis McGlockton was shot and killed outside a convenience store in Clearwater, Florida, after a confrontation with a legally armed citizen. The man who shot him was identified as Michael Drejka, who McGlockton shoved to the ground for confronting McGlockton’s girlfriend over a parking space. Initially, Drejka was not arrested because …

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Our Greatest Threat

U.S. Intelligence Chief Says Warning Lights Are ‘Blinking Red Again’… Just Like Before 9/11 It might be difficult for many to imagine a more devastating attack on U.S. soil than what occurred on September 11, 2001. But as horrible as those terrorist attacks were, there could be something far more deadly right on our doorstep. …

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Saved by a Tarp

Paddy O’Connell was in Montana with his friend Erik for the opening of Beartooth Pass. The two had planned to ski for three days and camp at night in the woods near a creek. During their trip, the area was getting pounded with wet snow. At the lower elevation where the two were camping, it …