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| About the Book | |
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Disaster Preparedness is often considered complicated and expensive. The author dissects topics into bite-sized pieces showing how the average person can be prepared for a disaster with minimal expense and a little ingenuity. This easy-to-read guide is sprinkled with humorous wisdom and a few lessons, the kind gained only by experience. You will learn who the REAL First Responders are and how you can become an asset to your community, rather than a liability, during a disaster. You will also learn the single, most effective thing you can do to prepare for a disaster, and it doesn't cost a cent! Should you buy a generator? Should you consider owning a gun as part of your preparedness? All these questions and more are discussed.
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| About the Author | |
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Dave Robinson is currently the Postmaster in a small town on the Oregon Coast. He served in the Air Force in Viet Nam, has a background in law enforcement and serves on the school board in his hometown. He has been writing a newspaper column for the past few years on the topic of disaster preparedness. |