General Preparedness Information
"What To Do With Less Than 3 Days To A Nuclear Disaster" - Excellent article from KI4U
Code Ready - Preparedness site by the State of Minnesota. Excellent "Getting Started" site.
Ready.gov - Preparedness web site of Dept. of Homeland Security
ReallyReady - What the government's Ready.gov should have been. FAS web site.
Equipped To Survive - Independent equipment reviews
U.S. Disaster Preparedness Institute
Survival Blog - This is J. W. Rawles' (author of Patriots) daily blog of survival and preparedness. Excellent resource.
TB2K web forum - Time Bomb 2000 is probably the largest and most active web forum dealing with preparedness issues.
Nitro-Pak Preparedness Center, Inc. - Mountain House freeze dried food, supplies, and equipment (Excellent)
Walton Feed - Whole grains and food (not freeze dried). Good info source. Well established reputation.
Best Prices Storable Foods - Wide variety of foods, both storage and conventional. Be sure to check the entire site for good info.
Sarajevo Survival Guide - Tips from those who survived the siege of Sarajevo 1992 - 1993
Preparedness Nuggets Page - A wealth of information. Highly recommended.
Emergency Essentials Online - Supplier of general preparedness products
72 Hour Kit Guide - A kit with everything needed for 72 hours is a standard of preparedness. Also called a Bug Out Bag (BOB)
72 Hour Kit Checklist - Similar to above.
KI4U web site - Good source of nuclear protection information
SurvivalUSA - Lots of excellent downloadable info on nuclear protection information
Survival Forum - Good resources and articles, current news, etc.
Hurricane Preparedness - NOAA site
Water purification - EPA web page on "Emergency Disinfection of Water"
All about drinking water - How to find water and make it safe to drink
Nuclear War Survival Skills - The classic book on the subject (Oakridge National Lab, USDOE)
Making the Best of Basics: Family Preparedness Handbook - (Amazon.com link) Excellent book by James Talmage Stevens
Encyclopedia of Country Living - (Amazon.com link) Carla Emery's classic
Lucifer's Hammer - (Amazon.com link) Sometimes fiction can be more enlightening than non-fiction. This story about the strike of a large asteroid gives a good insight into what could happen to a society when things fall apart.
Alas Babylon - (Amazon.com link) Another fictional account. This one was a required reading on my high school reading list. Classic about life after a nuclear war; setting is central Florida.
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