Friday, November 14, 2014

Search is an Emergency

Search is an Emergency, the lost person can move significant distances causing the Search area to grow every hour. Getting TRAINED SAR personnel on scene and in the field can reduce your Search area by using search tactics combined with Search Management and lost/missing person profiling. Search is no place for Ego and turf battles, your ability to plan and manage an effective search can saves lives.


Wednesday, November 12, 2014

Saturday, November 8, 2014

The ABLE 1 System

A- Adapt and Analyze - Critical thinking skills are an absolute mus have in our environment.

B- Build on your skills- Never stop learning, always go the extra distance to gain knowledge.

L- Lead effectively- Failure to lead will cause significant and catastrophic failure in an emergency.

E- Equipped and Prepared- Have what you need when you need it, but be prepared to go back to       basic skills if necessary to accomplish your mission.

1- Self, Partner,Victim - YOU are the #1 resource and the most important key to any
    emergency situation.

Thursday, November 6, 2014

10 things to do RIGHT NOW to prepare for a Disaster

http://www.thesurvivalistblog.net/preppers-checklist/


FRS vs GMRS..

Winter is around the corner and outdoor activities are on the rise. Whether you are camping with your buddies or taking your family out to an amusement park, a set of 2-way radios can be handy to keep everyone in touch. 

FRS and GMRS radios can also be essential to have on hand in case of emergency, we really like the Motorola MT350R. Its robust, as a 35 mi. range, receives NOAA weather radio, and has a built in LED flashlight. See more here: http://tinyurl.com/kxs9txs

Do you already have radios? If so, which ones do you recommend?

Practicing primitive skills

Have you ever started a fire using only primitive skills and tools?

image: http://tinyurl.com/o89kuad

Trekking Poles more than meets the eye..

Although mostly associated with recreational hikes, trekking poles can greatly enhance your capability to traverse rough terrain for longer distances. They also help when carrying heavy loads and can act as impromptu weapon as well. Are trekking poles a part of your bug out plan? 

Check out the Black Diamond First Strike here: http://tinyurl.com/obsfhpz

Rescue skills must be practiced..

There is no substitute for training and practice. This video shows a practice rescue at height with basic equipment, The use of basic skills is many times forgotten with the possession of other tools which may or may not be needed for the unfolding incident.
The use of “other” equipment has its place; but with a solid knowledge of basic and direct rescue skills the rescuer can complete the rescue without major changes in a rescue system.
Create a plan, execute the plan, re evaluate as you proceed with the rescue, any changes can be made during the evolution without changing the pace of the rescue evolution.

Wednesday, November 5, 2014

ABLE 1 a video review

Wilderness Survival and the 5 C's of survival

There are several must have items when you consider wilderness survival, these are called the 10 C’s. The First 5 can get you through most wilderness events with the proper mind set and training. This blog contains many of the things you MUST know to survive in a wilderness or Urban setting when SHTF

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