Jeremiah Johnson

Jeremiah Johnson is the Nom de plume of a retired Green Beret of the United States Army Special Forces (Airborne). Mr. Johnson was a Special Forces Medic, EMT and ACLS-certified, with comprehensive training in wilderness survival, rescue, and patient-extraction. He is a Certified Master Herbalist and a graduate of the Global College of Natural Medicine of Santa Ana, CA. A graduate of the U.S. Army’s survival course of SERE school (Survival Evasion Resistance Escape), Mr. Johnson also successfully completed the Montana Master Food Preserver Course for home-canning, smoking, and dehydrating foods.

Mr. Johnson dries and tinctures a wide variety of medicinal herbs taken by wild crafting and cultivation, in addition to preserving and canning his own food. An expert in land navigation, survival, mountaineering, and parachuting as trained by the United States Army, Mr. Johnson is an ardent advocate for preparedness, self-sufficiency, and long-term disaster sustainability for families. He and his wife survived Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath. Cross-trained as a Special Forces Engineer, he is an expert in supply, logistics, transport, and long-term storage of perishable materials, having incorporated many of these techniques plus some unique innovations in his own homestead.

Mr. Johnson brings practical, tested experience firmly rooted in formal education to his writings and to our team. He and his wife live in a cabin in the mountains of Western Montana with their three cats.

Collapse Investing: 7 Clever Ways To Prepare for a Cashless Society With Precious Metals

Think of these things and about building up a small personal supply of such precious metals you can carry around with you for when the “S” hits the fan, or when you have need of an edge.

This Ancient Remedy Is Still One of the Most Powerful Compounds for Health

Curcumin has been used in India and the Far East for thousands of years quite effectively against dozens…I repeat, dozens…of different ailments, from Crohn’s disease to Cancer.

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10 Prepper Uses for Safety Pins

The humble safety pin has more prepper uses than you would think.

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How To Stay Warm in a Long-Term SHTF Event

The winter poses tremendous challenges that have to be taken very seriously – especially in a long-term shtf event.

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Family Preparedness Essentials: Assessing Your Emergency Medicine Supply For the Home

Emergency medical supplies require planning and inventory of supplies to ensure there is enough during major medical emergencies.

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This Winter Tool Should Be In Every Prepper’s Reserve Supplies

The utility sled will help you work more efficiently in winter and be great for prepping!

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Backed by Science: 4 Ways Olive Oil Improves Your Health

The health benefits that olive oil offers are unrivaled and backed by science.

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What the Prepper Needs to Know about Emergency Caches and How to Protect Them From the Hordes

Make no mistake: those who prepare this kind of thing beforehand are going to have it a lot easier than those who wait until the last minute or try to do it “post-collapse.”

SHTF Medical Emergencies: Why This Antibiotic is the Most Popular Type Stored

Antibiotics are a must for emergency medical supplies, but amoxicillin is the most widely stored antibiotic and these are the reasons why.

Hawaii’s False Alarm: 10 Ways to Prepare for WWIII

The bottom line: the government was not prepared to deal with it had it been an actual emergency, and individuals were next to helpless in the face of the threat.

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Blunt Force: Take an Attacker Down in Seconds

If you find yourself in a self-defense situation, having a defense weapon like a bat can strike a lethal blow to your attacker and take them down in seconds. Use these self-defense techniques to practice and give yourself the winning advantage.

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Surviving a Mad Max World: How To Avoid Marauders and Looters After the Collapse

A mad max scenario is one of the worst-case scenarios one can prepare for. The adage “if you can’t protect you don’t own it” rings true in this case. Long-term survival plans that reflect this type of disaster suggest preppers getting away from urban and suburban living and heading for hills. While this would be the safest option, there are dangers that lurk for those who plan to “live off the land.” Because in a post-collapse world – they will come for all that you own.

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