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How important is a container that can keep things hot or cold? It could be a lifesaver to someone on the verge of hypothermia or heat stroke. by Leon Pantenburg I was not paid to do this review. At the time of publication, Thermos has no advertising relationship with SurvivalCommonSense.com. This Thermos was tested overnight, …
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So here’s the scenario – the power went out and you’re sheltering inside the house. Outside, the temperature plummets, the wind picks up and it starts to snow. It doesn’t appear that the power will be restored within the next few days. How will you stay warm and safe? by Leon Pantenburg Where I grew …
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Massive solar flares have destroyed power, communication and transportation grids. Anarchy and violence prevail. Lawlessness is common. Welcome to the new normal. by Leon Pantenburg In this sequel to The Pulse, Artie Drager and his daughter Casey reunite to fight and survive among a small group of friends. After escaping the chaos of New Orleans, …
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One reader wondered why hot, tasty food is categorized as a survival item on SurvivalCommonSense.com, and why I claim recipes are a survival tool. Well – that’s a really good question! So here is a story from World War II about food and its affect on morale. American tank at Bastogne. (US Army photo) Sildenafil in might …
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On Veterans Day, 2014, we salute all service members by reposting one of our more popular stories about World War II. “I like the WWII story. I remember Dad saying: “ They served us pork chops umpteen days in a row…but I still like pork chops…” Dad, at home on leave, before shipping out to Europe …
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Thank you Veterans! I met World War II Marine Tom Teela, of La Pine, OR, while interviewing his grandson, Kyle Thompson. Thompson, a combat-wounded Marine, who had just returned from a tour of duty in Afghanistan. On Veterans Day, 2014, we are pleased and honored to post Tom Teela’s story of war in the Pacific. …
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Currently, the rage among some survival schools is the Mora, a small, inexpensive Scandinavian-style sheath knife with a four-inch blade and a large, easy-to-hold handle. The Cold Steel SRK (top) and the J. Martinni Mora-style knives are good choices for all around use. Combined with a Swiss Army Classic, they can provide a good survival tool …
Some recipes, like this one, are old friends. by Leon Pantenburg Recipes trigger memories sometimes, and that’s what happened when I came across this mulligan recipe. The date on it is December 16, 1989, it has a 3.5 star rating out of a best possible four. insanity of I remember why I cooked it. Squirrel …
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For years, when I lived in the state of Mississippi along the big river, I had a deep-seated and glorious addiction to duck hunting. During waterfowl season, my idea of a good morning was to be somewhere in a flooded greentree reservoir, watching the sun come up to brighten the eastern sky. If you were …
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