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Kidnapped? Hostage? Prisoner of War? How to Escape and Evade Forced Captivity

Sunday, May 25, 2014 5:46

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Captive! Taken Hostage! Prisoner of War! What Do You Do?

Facing a possible U.S. collapse in the coming years, most people taking steps to prepare (preppers) are concerned about food and water shortages, how to deal with possible security issues, transportation (should there be a widespread shortage of fuel), power (should the power-grid fail), light, communication, etc.

However, the key to being prepared is to understand a wide breadth of information and possible circumstances – even those that might fall well outside the realm of typical “prepper” topics, such as: Escape and Evasion.

The fact is, a large number of preppers in the world are likely to face several instances in a time of collapse where knowing how to escape and evade danger will be more important than food or water that day.

What You Can Learn from Special Forces SERE ‘Survival, Resistance, Escape, Evasion’

Aside from being a Special Forces Medic for six years, I started my enlistment in the Army at the age of 18 as an interrogator. One of the duties I had was to help provide SERE (Survival, Resistance, Escape, Evasion) training to various units in locations in the USA and Europe.

During this time, I learned a lot about ways to help train our soldiers to be better at surviving captivity and being able to band together and work as a team to escape. Following my years in the Special Forces, I now run a survival school called “The Human Path” (TheHumanPath.com), where I continue to teach “escape and evasion” today.

Surviving Captivity, Banding Together to Work as a Team to Escape

If your captors know anything about keeping you helpless, they will segregate you, isolate you and not give captives a chance to help each other. However it is unlikely that captors in most of the SHTF scenarios described below (keep reading) would know the advantage they would get by doing this, or have the resources to separate everyone.

The best possible scenario would be to have the people you know and trust close by and then be able to communicate with them.

This might be possible in a FEMA or government-run camp, and you should use it to your maximum advantage along with the motivation to escape earlier rather than later. Having people you know you can trust is a huge motivation factor and click to read the full article

We recommend you to read the free eBook we have to offer on our website, Beyond Collapse. Beyond Collapse is an extensive guide, covering everything from why we should prepare, how a collapse may happen, what civilization may look like in its aftermath, and what steps you can take to not only prepare ahead of time, but how you’ll survive and thrive during the reconstruction and rebuilding that follow. Download Beyond Collapse here and subscribe to our newsletter .

Other useful resources:

Blackout USA (EMP survival and preparedness)

Conquering the coming collapse (Financial advice and preparedness )

Liberty Generator (Build and make your own energy source)

Backyard Liberty (Easy and cheap DIY Aquaponic system to grow your organic and living food bank)

by Sam Coffman, U.S. Special Forces Green Beret, Survival Instructor at TheHumanPath.com

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