CAPT Sherrill
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This blog looks to present articles by FEMA, guest columnists, suggestions, ideas, best practices, lessons learned, and most importantly, a dialogue for all of us to discuss the topic of preparedness.
Topics may include preparedness for manmade, natural, and biological (avian flu) events. Specifically, we will talk about preparedness on terrorism (dirty bombs, weaponized chemical and biological agents, etc.), hurricanes, flooding, tornados, chemical spills, and biological diseases such as avian flu.
Rules: We are apolitical and non-partisan. This site does not subscribe to a political agenda, nor is this blog a forum for expression of political ideology.
Although we expect, and welcome, disagreement and dissent among readers and blog comments, we will not accept disparaging, derogatory, or insulting rebuttals. We expect rebuttals to be civil and respectful. Also, this is no place to advertise products. We will, however, at our discretion, allow links to sites and/or products if they are complementary to the preparedness topic.
Tell your friends about our blog and website. Start preparedness programs in your community with the help of state and federal emergency management authorities. Contact Stephen, Don, or Hugh for more information about preparedness products, speaking engagements, or resource information. We will be happy to help.
This blog looks to present articles by FEMA, guest columnists, suggestions, ideas, best practices, lessons learned, and most importantly, a dialogue for all of us to discuss the topic of preparedness.
Topics may include preparedness for manmade, natural, and biological (avian flu) events. Specifically, we will talk about preparedness on terrorism (dirty bombs, weaponized chemical and biological agents, etc.), hurricanes, flooding, tornados, chemical spills, and biological diseases such as avian flu.
Rules: We are apolitical and non-partisan. This site does not subscribe to a political agenda, nor is this blog a forum for expression of political ideology.
Although we expect, and welcome, disagreement and dissent among readers and blog comments, we will not accept disparaging, derogatory, or insulting rebuttals. We expect rebuttals to be civil and respectful. Also, this is no place to advertise products. We will, however, at our discretion, allow links to sites and/or products if they are complementary to the preparedness topic.
Tell your friends about our blog and website. Start preparedness programs in your community with the help of state and federal emergency management authorities. Contact Stephen, Don, or Hugh for more information about preparedness products, speaking engagements, or resource information. We will be happy to help.
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This Blog is all about helping Americans effectively approach the subject of disaster and emergency preparedness, whether natural or manmade, intentional or accidental. Our mission is to shed light on information, products and services which enable our fellow citizens to survive a calamity, whatever form it takes. We are a non-partisan, apolitical forum focusing on real-world solutions to practical problems.
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- Name: The Team
- Location: Atlanta, Georgia, United States
CAPT Don Sherrill, USNR-R (Ret), MCP GA Tech, served 23 years in the US Naval Air Reserve with over 1,000 hours combat aircraft time in the P3. Later CAPT Sherrill served on the Staff of COMNAVACTEASTLANT, the Flag in command of logistics in the Eastern Atlantic. In civilian life CAPT Sherrill is a Research Scientist/Consultant. **** Stepnen M. Hobbs Russian linguist, Navy SEAL (SEAL Team 2), MS, MBA. Stephen M. Hobbs served seven years in the US Navy. Beginning as a Russian linguist stationed in Japan, he was assigned to SEAL Team 2 after BUD/S) training. He was deployed on submarines, frigates and cruisers, and participated in the Operation Just Cause in Panama. **** Hugh Simpson Former investigative reporter for Post Newsweek TV Hugh authored "A Family Survival Manual for Y2K & Beyond" featured on CNN, Fox News and Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell. He is a certified Comcast TV producer and has run a successful public relations consulting business for over 30 years, working with clients like the Original Marlboro Man, William Thourlby, ultra-marathoner Stan Cottrell and Nobel nominated novelist of Paradigm, Robert Taylor.
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