Emergency Survival Gear

08/24/2026

If you have not read the book One Second After by William Forstchen, I recommend you read it before the movie is released. It's worth reading. It's about the immediate aftermath of an EMP and is considered the most realist depiction of that type of event.

Josh Holloway unveils his first movie as a leading man—and it’s poised to join the ever-expanding postapocalypse canon.

08/12/2026

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08/12/2026

This is from my hometown after the storms yesterday, This is why you don't drive over flooded roads. They can develop hollow voids under the pavement and collapse when you drive on it.

06/23/2026

Training for an apocalypse isn’t about paranoia — it’s about resilience and readiness. In a world where systems can fail and chaos can spread quickly, preparation becomes the difference between panic and control. Physical conditioning builds endurance and strength, but mental training is what truly defines survival. Learning to stay calm under pressure, make quick decisions, and adapt to unpredictable situations ensures that you can protect yourself and others when resources are scarce and danger is constant. It’s not about expecting the worst; it’s about being capable when the worst arrives.

Beyond personal survival, training for the apocalypse fosters community and leadership. Those who prepare responsibly often become the anchors others rely on — the calmest people in the room when fear takes over. Skills like first aid, navigation, and resource management transform individuals into problem-solvers who can rebuild stability amid disorder. In essence, training for the apocalypse isn’t just about surviving destruction; it’s about preserving humanity, discipline, and hope when everything else collapses.

06/10/2026

Did you know that one inch of rain water, collected from a 1000 square foot surface (average roof size) is about 623 gallons of water.

03/30/2026

I want this guy on my apocalypse team.

01/07/2026

01/13/2025

I usually don't repost garbage like this, but this one is a teachable moment.

This is why non-preppers think preppers are nuts. Not everything is a conspiracy or fraud. Before spreading the latest conspiracy, educate yourself. Do a Google search. Or use one of the AI's like Copilot.

Question:
Why does bird flu affect farm animals more than wild animals?

Answer:
Farm animals like chickens, turkeys, and ducks are often more affected by bird flu due to a combination of factors:

High Density Living Conditions: Domestic poultry are usually kept in large numbers and close quarters, which makes it easier for the virus to spread quickly among them.

Lack of Genetic Diversity: Farmed birds often have less genetic diversity compared to wild populations, which can make them more susceptible to the virus.

Increased Human Interaction: Farm animals have more frequent contact with humans and other domestic animals, which can facilitate the transmission of the virus.

Feeding Practices: Shared feeding and water sources in farms can also help the virus spread more effectively.

In contrast, wild birds often live in more dispersed populations, which can limit the spread of the virus. They also tend to have greater genetic diversity, which might offer some level of resistance to the disease.Question:

10/31/2024

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10/27/2024

It's been far too long since I posted here. I think it's time to bring this page back to life.

I keep seeing this meme posted around Facebook and it makes ne cringe every time. What this meme says is fundamentally true. But what it doesn't say is, that without weapons, this type of community would not exist for very long. It would not survive contact with the first armed group that finds it.

This type of mentality is naïve and dangerous.