In the first part of our lesson, we discussed and outlined potential sources for potable water. We also touched on possible environmental concerns we need to be aware of while collecting our water. This installment will cover the selection and use of both water storage solutions … [Read more...]
Poorly handled logistics can doom any operation or project incredibly fast. So how do we avoid letting that happen to us in a "post-incident" scenario? The three B's: beans, bullets, and Band-Aids. These are the key components that make up the backbone of recovery. It's also … [Read more...]
In this installment of "Real-World Prepping," we will be covering a first here at The Loadout Room: a top-ten list, but with a twist. Our list will focus on things that most preppers tend to overlook or forget to add to their cache of supplies. Note: This list isn't in order of … [Read more...]
The month of September is National Preparedness month and right on cue Hurricane Florence has decided to head toward the Atlantic Coast. This wakeup call from mother nature has grabbed people attention on the local and national news media. This series of events shows us in real … [Read more...]
Here in the United States, we have apparently been hit by the old Chinese curse. That is to say, we live in interesting times. The world is fraught with tension and violence, and within our own borders, we are collectively agitated and bewildered by our depressing lack of a … [Read more...]
On August 2015, a man opened fire on a Thalys train on its way from Amsterdam to Paris before his assault rifle jammed and he was subdued by passengers. Several men, including active U.S. Soldiers and Airmen, were responsible for saving the passengers from the assailant. The … [Read more...]
