Emergency Preparedness

Water Purification Review Aquamira Frontier Pro

Survival Gear Review: Aquamira Frontier Pro

How long have you been looking for a portable water filtration system, but have not been able to justify the expense and weight of a full size filter for your Go-Bag? We found a solution, the Aquamira Frontier Pro Water Filter.

5 More Survival Blogs You Should Be Reading

In an update to one of our original articles “5 Survival Blogs You Should Be Reading” here are 5 more Survival Blogs that we follow on a regular basis. What separates these Survival Blogs from others is that they practice what they preach.

Looking To Our Past – Part 2

Our forefathers have given us many tools and knowledge to survive and rebuild from a disaster. Whether it is soap making, gardening, woodworking or manufacturing gun powder, these are skills you may need in the near future.

Dangers in the Cloud

For most Survivalists the possibility of an apocalypse is never beyond reason. With so many threats to our way of life, Economic Collapse, Pandemic Virus, Computer Born Virus, Solar Flare, Chinese EMP weapon, Nuclear War, TEOTWAWKI, etc. You can add one more to the list, Cloud Computing.

The Rebuilding Survivors

The rebuilding of society after a catastrophic event is something that we have not explored @ SurvivalCache until now. Regulator5 takes a hard look at the worst case scenario and what it will take to rebuild for the future. Please join in on the discussion.

Teenage Survival Part 3: Food

Planning for emergency food and water is your parent’s job right? If your parents are not of the emergency preparedness mind set then it is up to you to make sure you and your family are prepared. Are you a teenage survivalist?

Survival Gear Review: Mainstay 3600 Food Ration

When we started researching emergency food more than two years ago we found that most foods out there fit into 4 categories. Freeze Dried, MREs, Long Term Staples (rice, beans, flour, etc) and Food Bars. In the Food Bar category we found one that stood out.

Looking To Our Past – Part 1

We all know the stories about Daniel Boone, Davy Crocket, Kit Carson, Jim Bridger, Meriwether Lewis, William Clark, and many more too numerous to list; but how many have studied the skills and everyday chores that these men used to establish the United States as we know it today?

The Survival Binder

“What is a Survival Binder?” you may ask. The answer to that is quite simple, a survival binder is all the pieces of paper that make up your life and the lives of your family, along with other information that may prove useful in an emergency, together in an easily accessible place .

SHTF – T MINUS 2 HOURS

If you have a limited time before the SHTF, What do you do? What are your priorities? Recently we saw this first hand with Hurricane Irene (see article). The actions of the unprepared raises good questions for all of us.

Grid Down Survival

A variety of natural and man-made disasters can impact your local or regional power grids. Natural events like recent Hurricane Irene (that disrupted power to 4 million customers), along with earthquakes, tsunamis, tornadoes, snow storms, flooding, wildfires and lightning strikes cause major impacts.

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