The Family Guide to Survival Skills that Can Save Your Life and the Lives of Your Family
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Whether we are ready or not catastrophic events do happen. At some time in your life you are likely to be in a super storm, earthquake, hurricane, tornado or manmade disaster that will challenge your ability to survive. What you have done to prepare for a disaster will play an important part in determining whether you live or die.
All too often in cases where disaster hits, only one member of the family may have some basic understanding of survival skills and other members of the family do not. What happens if the person with survival skills is injured, away on a trip or just becomes separated from the family in a disaster? What happens to the rest of the family that do not have these survival skills? What happens to the most precious things in your life?
Part of good survival training and preparation is to insure that all adults and older children in the family are equipped with these basic survival skills. Learning basic survival skills in today’s society is vitally important for all adults and older children. This book is specifically designed and intended to provide these life-giving skills.
Learning survival skills can be fun for the whole family. More importantly, these skills can save your life.
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About the Book
Think about where you are right now. How well would you and your family fare if today, right now, you were suddenly faced with an enormous disaster—a massive earthquake, a sudden flood, a horrific hurricane, tornado, super storm, or other catastrophic event? If you and your family are not fully prepared to face the events after a disaster and you want to learn how to prepare for and survive when a disaster strikes, this book could save your life … and the lives of your family. This book details lifesaving information and illustrations for you and your family, to help ensure your survival in the event of a disaster.
About the Author
Alan Corson served as a drill sergeant in the US military, instructing new soldiers in basic combat training. After earning a master’s degree in judicial administration from Sangamon State University in Illinois, he spent twenty-five years with the Oregon State Police. As an OSP detective, Corson was responsible for successfully investigating several high-profile homicides. He served on the Oregon State Police SWAT team as the team sniper for eight years. As an avid hunter and outdoorsman, he has practiced these skills since he was a farm boy growing up in eastern Washington. These adventures have taken him to the far remote areas of Zimbabwe. He currently lives with his wife in western Oregon.