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Kits & Gear
What belongs in a household kit and what only looks like it does. Six categories with real weights, the gear that gets bought and never used, first aid that is not mostly plasters, a paper reference library that works with no power, and how to plan against the events your own county actually has.
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First Aid When Help Is Delayed
What a household can genuinely do when an ambulance is two hours away: prescriptions, a kit worth having, training that is worth the money,…
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Building a Household Reference Library
A shelf of paper that works when the network does not: which federal documents to print, which books earn their space, and why a…
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Planning for Real Events Instead of Fiction
Disaster fiction is a bad planning tool for a measurable reason: it trains households for the rare, violent, individual event and away from the…
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What Belongs in a 72-Hour Kit, and What Only Looks Like It Does
Six categories that cover three days for a household of four, with real weights, the gear that gets bought and never used, and the…
