Survival Planning with an Army Veteran's Perspective
As someone with military experience, particularly in the Army, my approach to survival is shaped by a mindset that differs significantly from those who have never served in the armed forces. Though my journey into survivalism began before my military service, it was during my time in the Army that my perspective on survival evolved. The lessons learned in the field have since become integral to how I view everything from basic preparedness to complex survival strategies. In the military, there are three types of individuals you’re trained to recognize: friendlies, foes, and non-combatants. However, non-combatants are not always innocent bystanders. They could be covert operatives, working against you while appearing harmless. This was a challenge faced during both Gulf Wars, where those not overtly aligned with an enemy force could still cause significant harm. The same principle applies in survival situations. Out in the wilderness or post-collapse society, you face two types of ...