• Leave No Trail Unmapped: Building Real-World Navigation Skills

  • Mar 20 2024
  • Length: 9 mins
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Leave No Trail Unmapped: Building Real-World Navigation Skills

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  • Welcome to Episode 5 of our Bugout Considerations podcast, where we delve into the essential survival strategy of navigation without GPS.

    Join your host, Shane Blevins, founder of the Modern Warrior Project, as we explore the importance of physical maps in an age where we've become alarmingly dependent on technology.

    In this episode, we'll discuss how our reliance on digital maps and satellite systems could be our downfall in an emergency situation. From the widespread power outage of 2003 to recent ransomware attacks, we'll look at how these events have highlighted the fragility of our modern navigational tools.

    As preppers, we must confront the reality that while technological advancements have made life safer and easier, they've also introduced new vulnerabilities. Embrace the undeniable value of integrating old school physical maps into your survival strategy and learn how to read topographical lines, orient yourself with a compass, and estimate distances - all without the digital prompts we've grown accustomed to.

    Tune in to discover the power of these durable, low tech tools and how they can ensure that you're ready to navigate through any crisis, no matter how dire the circumstances."
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