– For the Safety, Security, and Success of the Family
Making Your Vehicle A Sovereign Survival Kit Well, unless you live in Florida or Los Angeles (and I’m guessing there are not that many FPA members in LA), wintery weather is officially upon us. The cold weather makes us even more vulnerable in the case of a vehicle breakdown, stuck vehicle, flat tire, or other […]
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How to keep yourself and your family safe online If you are anything like me the Internet freaks you out! One of the reasons I am so freaked out by the Internet is that I often feel like I don’t know enough about the pitfalls and vulnerabilities online. Not only are we vulnerable, but […]
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It’s a fact, when you are traveling you are more vulnerable. You are away from your community, family, and friends, who you might lean on in a crisis. You can’t take refuge in your home. You have much more limited gear and supplies, you are likely less familiar with the landscape, resources, roads, people and […]
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The holiday season is upon us and it is the time of year that many of us travel to visit family or go on vacation. It is a time of great connection and celebration. Unfortunately, it is also a time when thieves take advantage of empty homes and unattended packages sitting on porches. If you […]
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Hey FPA, I have been seeing a lot of questions come up within the community lately about prepping with a disabled or with a special need family member so I thought this would be a good topic for a blog post. Firstly, it is important to note that even though you will find prepping tips […]
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Frostbite is a serious injury and one that can permanently damage skin, flesh, and nerves. If you live in a climate where the weather drops below 32 degrees in the winter, which most of us do, it is important to know the signs and symptoms of frostbite and how it can be prevented. Children are […]
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I love reading survival stories. Most of my life I have been intrigued by survival skills and the stories that those who endure them brings. For me there are two major types of survival story, the first type, are cautionary tales and they are chock full of what not to do, the second type I […]
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Hopefully, none of us will have to make the difficult decision to leave our home behind and bug out, but if you do, can and should you take your dog with you? If you are anything like me, your dog(s) feels like a part of the family and leaving them behind would be very difficult […]
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So once everything goes to hell and the world is crumbling around you the same old pre collapse security may not be the best for a post collapse world. Do not get me wrong, the things you know about preparation should still be followed. You should have good locks, locked up tools, pruned hedges, etc. […]
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Apart from the basic tips on surviving the avalanche, professionals have a more critical way of looking at things. They know what immediate actions can help you survive the avalanche, and based on their insight, here are six tips you need to keep in mind. #1: Move Side-ways When the avalanche happens, instead of […]
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