Here is a little sample of what I am working on...

Finding Suitable People for Community:
Step 1: Once Group is Formed, Start Asking People Their Expertise
Step 2: Decide Which People Do Which Jobs Within Group
Step 3: Form Groups To Explore Surrounding Area For Weaponry
Step 4: Search for Older Model Vehicles Without Electronics In Them To Use
Step 5: Siphon Gas from Local Gas Stations and Store Them in Gas Canisters
Step 6: Use Vehicles to Haul Your Supplies in Caravan While Guarded
Step 7: Raid Local Stores, Homes, Hospitals, and Pharmacies for Supplies
Step 8: Stock Up on Gun Powder Found

4 is actually really hard. My car is over 20 years old and is still completely electronic.

I know it is pretty hard.

But it is something that needs to be done.

gasoline has a 1 year expiration date

5 is not much better imo.

womp womp

Electronics become fried and makes car unusable in aftermath of fallout.

This all happens after 2 weeks.

It is mostly done within one year hopefully.

My issue with disaster prep is that people tend to focus on the "do I run or do I sit question"

The biggest factors are things like why there was a nuclear attack in the 1st place.

Because that's going to dictate what kind of aid (or destruction) is going to follow.

Was the attack mutual and the world burning? Or are Chinese tanks rolling down main street passing out MREs and making sure everyone knows they've been conquered?

In that case the real question is if you die fighting or accept your new masters.

Alternatively, if the world is burning, the first real goal is to find somewhere not irriated.

Look at Hurricane Katrina.

Subtract the water.

That's what most of doomsday will look like.

So the thing about Katrina is that *most* people escaped.

How does this make me wrong.

The people who decided to sit got all the press. But most people on the coast know when to run.

From a disaster prep standpoint, it's a very different situation.

Really, for disaster prep, the real questions are things like self sufficiency, a set of supplies that can be deployed essentially anywhere and an understanding of what assets you would have.

And places to go or run in multiple potential scenarios.

Areas that are Irratated is due to the top soil being radiated.

Obviously, if this is Fallout level destruction, you'd pillage and scavenge when possible for supplies.

That can be cleared away overtime, just need to take your time.

It's also in the air though.

Odds are you've got exposure as it is.

The cities remaining would almost certainly fall under martial law.

Personally, I think it makes more sense to memorize the entirety of the Boy Scout Handbook and live in the woods with only a rope, tarp, knife and some canned food than to try and figure out where to find really old cars when you don't even know what kinds of places would be around.

And stockpile essential goods: utility knives, firearms, nonperishable food and water, filter systems and cooking utensils.

The Air itself isn't contaminated, it is the particles and dust that is.

Maybe some general purpose hand tools and a generator too.

That is why we are able to filtrate the air.

OK. But the dust and particles got kicked into the upper atmosphere and are in suspension.

That is why it is best to wait till dust settles first.

filtration only really works if you're in a bunker or something.

If you don't want to wait, use radiation gear.