Warriorship

00:00 - Intro 01:37 - Legality 03:57 - Frequency 07:05 - Analog vs. Digital 10:00 - Encryption 17:00 - Is it worth it? 17:34 - Basic Data Breadcrumbs 18:48 - Low Power 20:43 - Terrain Masking, Directional Antennas 23:57 - Data Burst 27:39 - The Family Factor 30:50 - Conclusion

After weeks of evading enemy forces many individuals throughout history have found themselves in a difficult situation. Though no longer hunted or pursued, they are none the less still far from civilization and with limited supplies. Often injured, run down, and dehydrated. Many have died in these circumstances. With proper training and preparation you can survive these harsh conditions. In today’s video we give you a intro to Combat Survival.

Lucas Botkin talks through some considerations for panic buying that occurs in our country from world events and the election cycle.

Satellite communication networks are too powerful not to use, but how can you use them affordably and effectively? What are the best tools for resilient, global, emergency comms today, and what is coming next?

ATAK is the Android Tactical Assault Kit, a smartphone app that allows small units to coordinate using map data. It's freely available to civilians, and worth using, but it's also worth checking out some alternatives for mapping, navigating, and communicating. At the moment, our favorite offline mapping app is OsmAnd, available for Android and iOS.

From beginner to advanced, we explain helmet setups in this video. Helmets are an extremely important aspect of any conflict. We've seen many insane helmet setups recently so we thought we'd make a nice video on some things we've learned over the years. Becoming deadly with your gear takes time and training. Helmet setups are no exception to this. The longer you wear your helmet the more you're going to understand what needs to change to insure you don't get the dreaded peltor headache.