How to survive a nuclear attack and shelter against radioactive fallout debris from a nuclear bomb explosion
After a nuclear bomb is detonated, residual radioactive material is propelled into the upper atmosphere. The material then falls from…
After a nuclear bomb is detonated, residual radioactive material is propelled into the upper atmosphere. The material then falls from…
Trench shelters utilize the massive density and inherent strength of packed soil to create a protective shelter suitable for protection…
For many reasons it is sometimes necessary or advisable to have one's shelter raised off the ground. Especially is this…
A belowground (underground) shelter provides many advantages over an above-ground shelter. A belowground shelter can not only insulate you from…
In the dry, arid, desert environment, you must consider the time, effort, and material needed to make a shelter. Any…
Beach Shade Shelter The beach shade shelter protects you from the sun, wind, rain, and...
Tree-Pit Snow Shelter If you are in a cold, deep, snow-covered area where evergreen trees...
Debris Hut For warmth and ease of construction, the debris hut is one of the...
Swamp Bed In a marsh or swamp, or any area with standing water or continually...
One-Man Shelter A one-man shelter you can easily make using material, a tree and three...
No-Pole Parachute Tepee Except for the center pole, you use the same materials for a...
One-Pole Parachute Tepee You need material for a canopy, stakes, a stout center pole, paracord...
Three-Pole Parachute Tepee If you have a tarp, parachute, or other large, round material, and...
Poncho Tent This tent provides a low silhouette. Unlike a poncho lean-to shelter, the Poncho...
Poncho Lean-To It takes only a short time and minimal equipment to build this lean-to...