The Pocket Encyclopedia of Emergency Preparedness: A Handbook for Survivors

By Jack Babbage

Dying sucks, so let's avoid it. The Pocket Encyclopedia of Emergency Preparedness is the ultimate reference handbook for us determined survivors. Here are 470 pages of articles - from "amateur radio" to "zeer refrigeration" - that are chock full of nitty-gritty details: definitions and descriptions, formulas and conversions, codes and symbols, checklists and reminders, tips and tricks. All the crucial topics are covered: food, water, shelter, first-aid kits, go-bags, gear, clothing, pet care, fuel, transportation, and many more that you haven't thought of but are incredibly important. - What's the shelf life of kerosene? - How many servings of beans do you get out of a 5-pound bag? - How much water can I boil with the energy contained in a 1-pound disposable propane tank?- What's the difference between a CB radio and a GMRS radio?- What does maintaining OPSEC mean, and why is it so important?- How many drops of chlorine bleach does it take to purify a gallon of water?- How deep into the ground should a typical latrine be dug?- What are the myriad uses for apple cider vinegar and bacon grease, besides cooking?Any question you have regarding the what's-what of emergency preparedness, chances are it's covered in this go-to manual. It will quickly become the most dog-eared book in your preparedness library. So, get your copy today. After all, what have you got to lose? It's only your life at stake, and the lives of your loved ones...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1091941041
• ISBN13: 9781091941045
• Release Date: May 2019
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 490 Pages
• Weight: 1.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 5.1" x 7.8"