Communications Five-Phase Implementation Program
David A. Vine “All Hazards Communications Preparedness” Audio player below!
This show presents an implementation program to achieve a high level of communications preparedness. I am basing a Five-Phase Implementation Program on a lifetime of extremely varied experiences– all of it related to communications in one form or another. This is implementation program leads you to a comprehensive, long-term (at least a year) approach to All Hazards Communications Preparedness. Read more “Communications Five-Phase Program!”
When someone new to prepping wants to go beyond the blister-pack walkie-talkies they purchased at Best Buy or some other retail store, they are usually directed to become a ham radio operator. To obtain an FCC amateur radio license that’s the right move. When it comes to joining the American Radio Relay League’s Amateur Radio Emergency Service(ARES), that might not be the best move. 
Rusty Shackleford of Omega Outdoor & Emergency Supply Co. in Dayton, Ohio is our guest on this episode of All Hazards Communications Preparedness show.
NC Scout AKA Brushbeater, is our guest for this Tuesday, September 18, 2018 show. NC Scout’s communications training activities are unique. As far as I can tell, no one else in this country offers the type of hands-on “in the field” covert communications and surveillance courses. I am signed up for his Battlefield Surveillance & Intelligence Collection Workshop in November. 
Everyone with two eyes to see and two ears to hear knows how little (none?) privacy we have these days. Forrest Garvin, founder of Carolina Preppers Network and the newly formed PrepperNet organization is a computer security expert and former intelligence analyst. He’ll discuss various topics regarding Internet communications security (ComSec) including VOIP as well as various encryption techniques. 
Electricity from the Earth???
What do you want to know about All Hazards Communications Preparedness? We want to share with your knowledge gained from life-long experiences with all forms of communications– in good times and during crises. I’m your new host and I want to answer your questions.
A.I. now for those of us on the homestead the term A.I. refers to artificial insemination, you know when breeding animals without the male (daddy) actually on location, but with times changing and technology growing by leaps and bounds it is better known as Artificial Intelligence!
In this show, we talk about what it might be like if the big event happens and you can no longer talk to family or get news of their condition. After a SHTF event, the availability of news from across the nation and world might be severely limited. Are you or your spouse mentally prepared to break contact with your family and never be able to hear from them again? If your family is overseas or in another state you may keep in contact by Skype, email, or video chat and it’s no big deal. Even calling your parents on the phone keeps that bridge open. However, in grid down, you 
If the Internet crashed or was restricted due to FCC regulations and you wanted to get the news how would you do it? With small, $20 piece of hardware and a computer you can listen to police, fire, and EMS. Did you know that you can track aircraft flying in your area? SDR allows you to see any commercial and civilian aircraft within a very large area. Even some military aircraft can be tracked with altitude and flight numbers clearly available. 
In this show we will be picking where we left off last week. 
