Ecomms AAR by William Wallace

On September 11th, I attended the one day Emergency Communication class that was taught by Tango1Papa (whose blog is Wyoming Survival), in Rock Springs, Wyoming.   There were 10 attendees. The following were some of topics that were reviewed and discussed. Frequency monitoring equipment,  multiple hand held radios (2 M & 70 cm), his preferences for tacticalContinue reading “Ecomms AAR by William Wallace”

Train Now While You Have A Choice Not When You Are Forced Too.

Today I taught my new Ecomms class to a great group of patriots. Its been two years since I have taught any sort of tactical class. It felt good to be back teaching in the tactical realm. After class we were talking about other classes I teach and about the fact that I along withContinue reading “Train Now While You Have A Choice Not When You Are Forced Too.”

SW Listening Frequencies 13.000 to 14.000

Mode is Upper Sideband (USB) unless otherwise noted. 13089   US Coast Guard Calling/Broadcast Nationwide Ships transmit on 12242 13116   Royal Australian Navy Worldwide <A5> 13137   Marine Calling Frequency Worldwide Ships transmit on 12290 13155   US Navy/DoD EAM Broadcast Discrete 13200   Aero Off Route US Air Force Worldwide � HF Global Communications System (HF-GCS) <Primary> 13203   Aero OffContinue reading “SW Listening Frequencies 13.000 to 14.000”

Blacksmithing Basics Class

Blacksmith Basics The ultimate apocalypse skill! Blacksmiths use to be the center of every town. On every ship. On wagontrains. In rail yards. They were everywhere and a HUGE part of the American way. Come learn the skills that help build the US! Topics covered: Squaring stockDrawing out stockRounding stockScrollsMaking hooksHot cuttingCorrect hammering techniqueSetting upContinue reading “Blacksmithing Basics Class”

Building You Own Training Infrastructure

Sometimes we just have to build our own. I’ve wanted a place to practice CQB for years. I finally decided to build my own since I have enough land to do it on. This is a pretty simple build. I am using 7ft long Tposts and pallets. I drive 2 Tposts into the ground andContinue reading “Building You Own Training Infrastructure”