The records that prove who you are and what you own — encrypted and redundant enough to survive the building they live in.
Out nowOperator-grade preparedness, written down — one capability at a time. Not borrowed research. What's actually in my house, my vehicle, and my life, with the math that explains why.
The records that prove who you are and what you own — encrypted and redundant enough to survive the building they live in.
Out nowRunning a private AI at home so you keep natural-language access to information when the cloud isn't there.
ForthcomingBuilding the offline reference library that AI reads from — the curated knowledge that doesn't change.
ForthcomingStacking physical silver as insurance: what to buy, how to store it, how to think about it.
ForthcomingHow trade actually works when markets fail — valuation, trust networks, and the deal at the table.
ForthcomingSecuring water before, during, and after a disruption.
ForthcomingIt started in 1992 with a tornado — no stored water, no backup power, no plan, and a refrigerator with nothing in it but ketchup and a couple of beers. That was the moment I started prepping. In the three decades since, I've read, researched, built, used, and discarded all sorts of survival techniques and tactics. The Field Manual series is the synthesis of that work — earned by actually doing it in my own life, not assembled from internet research.
You're welcome to disagree with any of it. I don't ask you to take my word for the conclusions; I ask you to read the math.
— Sandy Sandfort, Boise, Idaho
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