Emergency preparedness from a Counterintelligence Agent

Why you shouldn’t bury shipping containers for bunkers

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Why is it so dangerous for underground bunkers to be made from shipping containers? I bet you were thinking that I was about to give you plans about how you should dig a hole for a cheap underground bunker with a door to be used for a simple … [Continue reading]

Everyday carry (EDC) gear – what I carry

One of the topics of discussion with preppers has always been about what you should carry with you every day - in other words, your EDC gear. As I've said many times, the best gear in the world is useless if you don't have it with you when you need … [Continue reading]

Prepping with children: managing expectations

A lot of people who are preparing for emergencies have children at school-age children at home. Preschool children and infants present their own challenges so we won't be dealing with them in this post. This post is about managing expectations. So … [Continue reading]

How should a senior citizen prepare for SHTF?

So I was sitting at Starbucks with my son who just returned from Afghanistan, as we do quite often when we're not deployed or at some Army school, and was trying to figure out what article I should write. I haven't written anything in a couple weeks … [Continue reading]

How to run your electronics on dead batteries: the joule thief

Obviously all preppers are interested in getting off the grid, saving energy, or creating their own energy, but let's say that you need to light up your campsite and all you have are several "dead" batteries. Did  you know that a typical 1.5v AA … [Continue reading]

Using solar to cook: DIY solar oven

Solar energy has been used for cooking since at least the 1700's when Horase de Saussure, a Swiss naturalist, made a compact version of a greenhouse solar box cooker. If he could do it with the technology they had back then, then so can you. Not a … [Continue reading]

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