The reality is that survival straps (and by all means, if you’re going
to wear one, wear two or more!) can really save your bacon in a pinch!
They’re extremely useful and versatile, and at the end of the day,
that’s what we want from our survival gear,
right? A piece of equipment we can use in a variety of different ways,
depending on the specific circumstance we find ourselves in, and since
that’s true, sit back, relax, and read about five creative ways to put
your survival straps to work for you!
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Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Have a Survival Guide for Emergency Preparedness
Individuals who experience a power outage needs to be prepared to ensure
their home will remain safe and comfortable. Preparedness for any emergencies
that can occur when power goes out will require a survival guide. One
important aspect to keep in mind is many people who live in urban areas
will often lack any type of generator to use for emergency power.
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Have a Survival Guide for Emergency Preparedness
their home will remain safe and comfortable. Preparedness for any emergencies
that can occur when power goes out will require a survival guide. One
important aspect to keep in mind is many people who live in urban areas
will often lack any type of generator to use for emergency power.
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Have a Survival Guide for Emergency Preparedness
Five Must Haves in Your Emergency Medicine Kit
We can’t avert emergencies but we can surely prepare for them. Experts in emergency preparedness insist that we must carry emergency medicine in our first aid kits. What they forget to tell us though, is exactly which drugs to carry for which condition?
Five Must Haves in Your Emergency Medicine Kit
Here is a list of five medicines you must have with you in case emergency strikes:
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Monday, April 28, 2014
The Survival Bracelet – The Best Friend You Didn’t Know You Had!
If you could only take one piece of survival
gear into the wilderness with you, what would it be? Your trusty knife?
That would be a solid, sensible choice, absolutely. A compass, perhaps?
A canteen? Water purification tablets? Something else? Seriously, give
the matter a few moments thought. What about a survival bracelet?
You might get more than a few crossways glances if you picked the
lowly survival bracelet as your choice for that “one thing” to take with
you into the wilds, but is it such a silly choice? Given its sheer
versatility, perhaps not.
gear into the wilderness with you, what would it be? Your trusty knife?
That would be a solid, sensible choice, absolutely. A compass, perhaps?
A canteen? Water purification tablets? Something else? Seriously, give
the matter a few moments thought. What about a survival bracelet?
You might get more than a few crossways glances if you picked the
lowly survival bracelet as your choice for that “one thing” to take with
you into the wilds, but is it such a silly choice? Given its sheer
versatility, perhaps not.
Sunday, April 6, 2014
Emergency Services – The First Casualty | Modern Survival Blog
When disaster strikes, there’s one thing you can rely on. One of the first casualties is going to be our national system of Emergency Services. Many people mistakenly assume that in the event of a disaster (whether natural or financial), a nation like the United States, with its vast, high quality infrastructure, will be able to weather the stormrelatively easier than almost anywhere else on earth, but the reality is quite different.
If you look at recent regional disasters from Hurricane Katrina in Louisiana, to Super Storm Sandy in the Northeast, what you find is a pattern of glaring weakness. If we compare either of these two
examples to a full blown, national disaster, they’re really quite small. In fact, both of them combined… both of them happening at the same time would still be fairly small when compared next to a nationwide disaster, and yet, look at what happened.
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Emergency Services – The First Casualty
If you look at recent regional disasters from Hurricane Katrina in Louisiana, to Super Storm Sandy in the Northeast, what you find is a pattern of glaring weakness. If we compare either of these two
examples to a full blown, national disaster, they’re really quite small. In fact, both of them combined… both of them happening at the same time would still be fairly small when compared next to a nationwide disaster, and yet, look at what happened.
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Emergency Services – The First Casualty
Emergency Essentials - Building an Emergency Kit
What we call emergencies are actually events that happen when we are not prepared. This makes it necessary for everyone to have some emergency essentials nearby at all times.
Many people rarely see the need for emergency essentials. Only when
the worst happens, do they realize that they could have been better
prepared.
The world is a beautiful place but when the inevitable happens, it
can be sheer dread. Think of a tsunami, a terrorist attack or an
earthquake-such events never knock on your door and wait till you are
ready! This makes it mandatory for any human being to have a kit filled
with some emergency essentials.
Here is how to build your own emergency kit:
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Monday, March 24, 2014
5 SURVIVAL TIPS FOR A FAMILY ROAD TRIP ADVENTURE
Let’s face it, a smooth road trip is not something to come by easily. However, how prepared your family is determines how little time you waste on unplanned incidents. Actually, family road is one of the best ways to create memorable family events. Do you want an overall successful trip? Then do no deny tour family a great deal of fun on the road by simply being prepared. This article will take through an essential family survival guide that will make you enjoy traveling than ever before! The following tips will make your travel tour less rough.
working with what is available so the mentioned skills can prove important in case of an accident or an animal attack. Whenever a bad incident occurs that does not mean the road trip has to end abruptly.
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5 SURVIVAL TIPS FOR A FAMILY ROAD TRIP ADVENTURE
First, it is important to train for an emergency.
Just make sure that your family members have important skills like: carrying out a first-aid, replacing car wheels, arranging a shelter using available material and self-defense tactics. Survival is all about
working with what is available so the mentioned skills can prove important in case of an accident or an animal attack. Whenever a bad incident occurs that does not mean the road trip has to end abruptly.
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5 SURVIVAL TIPS FOR A FAMILY ROAD TRIP ADVENTURE
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