Nowadays, even bigwigs in Silicon Valley and on Wall Street are getting into the prepping game. When the wealthiest people in America are worried, you should be too. Take a look at this “Doomsday Prepping List” put together by our friends over at 4Patriots. It’s the most comprehensive prepping list we’ve posted to date.
Today, our resident Special Operations physician, Omar Hamada, reviewed the basics of trauma care for civilians. These skills could come in handy not only after a shooting incident, but also after a car accident or any number of other emergencies.
Discover the top five survival skills you ought to consider learning this year straight from Jason Hanson himself.
If you, like my colleagues on the East Coast, are stuck inside on this snowy day, don’t worry — I’ve prepared this batch of must-read articles so you can pass the time and brush up on some important safety and survival information.
When the lights go out for a long time, your cash will be worthless. Most people think in terms of preparing for what they need… they don’t think about what happens when they need to go “shopping” in a society that doesn’t trust the value of cash. Cash would no longer have a value. Which is why you will need a store of items that people NEED in order to survive, which you can pay, trade and barter with. PayingTradingAndBartering.pdf
Right now, there are only three power grids that bring electricity to the country. All someone needs to do is take down any part of that grid and it would force millions of Americans into darkness. In a snap, we would go from a hyper-connected, information-on-demand country to living back in the mid-19th century. How do you cope with that? Read on to find out… StayingCoolWhile.pdf
I realize in this day and age, a lot of folks think survival skills are outdated. But you never know when one or more of these useful skills just might save your life. Make a resolution to learn at least one new thing this year. One day, your life might depend on it.