Are there some lessons that preppers of today can learn from Lebanon’s civil war? In Part 2 of Fabian’s interview, here’s what one survivor has to say about how everything unfolded.
There’s no better way to learn than to live through something. Check out these firearm lessons learned from an animal attack…
When the United States government abandoned hundreds of Americans and allies behind enemy lines in Afghanistan, several courageous military veterans took it upon themselves to save them. Here’s the story of one of those soldiers.
Here are a few real-life stories where survivors recount miraculous encounters with the unexplained phenomenon known as The Third Man Factor during situations in which they faced extreme peril.
This real-life survival story takes place on one of the US’s most remote trails. Without this cheap ham radio, the hiker’s rescue may have failed.
Situational awareness is crucial, and not just in SHTF situations. Here’s a story of what almost went wrong because of the insufficient use of situational awareness skills and ignoring the warning bells from your instincts.
Area recon, applying prepping strategies, and constant neighborhood watch are good exercises – and not only in preparation for a big SHTF.
Here are some preparedness lessons a mom with three small children learned during a winter power outage in the suburbs that lasted nearly a week.
Have you ever considered bugging out on foot? If so, heed this cautionary tale of people who set out to cross one of the world’s most dangerous deserts while completely unprepared.
Luck? Chance? That is one factor of survival. But, there is something more. Something that is beyond our limited comprehension, let alone our control. Look at the common thread in these unimaginable survival stories.
The residents of Kenosha who stood their ground were completely on their own against the mobs rampaging through their neighborhoods. Help was NOT on the way. Here’s one woman’s account of the terrifying siege.
More than 200 campers who were trapped by a fast-moving wildfire were saved in an outrageously daring helicopter rescue that the crews were warned against attempting.
The recent pandemic lockdown was like a practice run for a bigger SHTF event. In this article, preppers share some of the lessons they learned.
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