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  1. National Preparedness Month Week 2
    Categories: Disaster, Survival, and Preparedness

    National Preparedness Month Week 2

    Week 2: September 10 - 16 Plan to Help Your Neighbor and Community During this second week of National Preparedness Month, we have TWO FREE Infographics for you to Pin, Post, Tweet, Blog, put up on your website, email to friends, or print and share! If you want to go further, we’ve got these great under-a-buck ponchos & emergency blankets...
  2. Foiled again
    Categories: Disaster, Survival, and Preparedness

    Foiled again

    Whether you call it a space blanket, mylar blanket, emergency blanket, or like ANSI, refer to it as a foil blanket... this is a lifesaver - literally. Like a poncho, an emergency mylar blanket is one of those "wonder tools" that is really, really inexpensive, yet can serve a myriad of emergency first aid and survival needs. Disaster survival preparation may...
  3. 50 USES FOR  SOLAR EMERGENCY BLANKETS - Free e-book / infographic
    Categories: Disaster, Survival, and Preparedness

    50 USES FOR SOLAR EMERGENCY BLANKETS - Free e-book / infographic

    FREE e-book / Infographic to share for America's PrepareAthon Tomorrow! National Preparedness Month is ending… culminating in America’s PrepareAthon™ Tomorrow on September 30th. What have you done? As a valued customer, we’ve got a free infographic for you to share as well showing “50 Uses for Solar Emergency Blankets” – You can print to hand out Tomorrow, email to friends...
  4. Emergency Questions...
    Categories: Disaster, Survival, and Preparedness

    Emergency Questions...

    How long does Emergency Drinking Water last? Our emergency drinking water has a 5 year shelf life from the date of manufacture. These emergency drinking water pouches are the best foil water pouches we have found for long term survival and preparedness needs. It is critical to have safe drinking water available in a crisis, and these pouches are easily...
  5. Moonies
    Categories: Random Bits of Noise

    Moonies

    On this day in 1969, what was one small step for man was indeed a giant leap for mankind. At 10:56 p.m. EDT, Neil Armstrong took the first steps on the moon, 240,000 miles away from his home planet. That was the very first time anyone had stepped foot on the moon. Caught on tape by a video recorder attached to the Eagle craft which...

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