Looking44ever Posted March 25 Report Posted March 25 I never realized this post existed until today! I actually wrote and self-published a book about surviving a conflict in America as an "innocent bystander." I study disaster preparedness and survival and have experience in the military and private military/security industry. I am really interested in this topic and am always up for chatting or teaching if anyone is interested! 2
kryssi01 Posted April 4 Report Posted April 4 (edited) I'm curious about it. To be honest our home is not prepared at all for any type of disaster. I cant even get my autistic children to understand a basic fire exit plan. Edited April 4 by kryssi01 1 1
shadowrider Posted April 4 Report Posted April 4 On 3/25/2025 at 11:42 AM, Looking44ever said: I never realized this post existed until today! I actually wrote and self-published a book about surviving a conflict in America as an "innocent bystander." I study disaster preparedness and survival and have experience in the military and private military/security industry. I am really interested in this topic and am always up for chatting or teaching if anyone is interested! We have a couple people that work in emergency fields but are always open to people sharing their knowledge to help others in times of crisis. Share away. 1 1
Aikko Posted April 8 Report Posted April 8 (edited) Woohoo! A fellow disaster and emergency nut! Welcome in, it’s definitely still active. I’ve been working on typing out a new thread on staying calm and relaying info to a 911 dispatcher. Another I’m working on is wildfire and fire exit safety tips. 😁 Edited April 8 by Aikko 2
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