86 #185 Bugging out as an armed group Armed citizens can “escape and evade” in armed groups for enhanced security. Moving at a reasonable pace with weapons at the ready, use the power of your group to move through intersections and create a protective cordon around your number. Don’t hurry; don’t yell; don’t draw attention. Simply apply the determination of your group and the strength of its numbers to protecting your unit as a whole. Submitted by Gene, Newhall The survival secret behind high-‐tension power lines The lines of electrical towers you see carrying high-tension cables must move in a more or less straight line through which major obstacles, like trees, have been cleared. #183 You can use these electrical towers to provide you with a line-of-sight reference and to give you the cleared passageway to travel on foot. Following such cables can get you to a road, eventually, if you’re somewhere you can’t find a road, and roads mean escape. Submitted by Tom, San Antonio The sailing ship method for ditching a tail Just like a ship “tacks” against the win, moving parallel and then over to its true path, make sure that you use such an indirect route if you think you are being followed home. Indirect routes will eventually get you where you need to go while throwing off pursuers. Submitted by Tom, Dallas, GA Blending with a riot when you’re trapped inside If a riot envelops you, don’t panic on the inside. Join right in on the outside, though, yelling and screaming as though you’re more angry than you’ve ever been. Try not to engage in any property crimes unless you absolutely have to in order to maintain your cover, and break away as soon as the opportunity arrives. Submitted by Jim, Marshfield, WI #184 #186
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