Emergency

Cogito ergo armatum sum—I think, therefore I am armed.
This was Mad Dog’s philosophy

square-mile area.

Fact: When lost, individuals generally circle in the direction of their dominant hand. And though they may think they’re traveling in a straight line, they’re usually circling within the same

Fact: When lost, individuals generally circle in the direction of their dominant hand. And though they may think they’re traveling in a

the entire scene

absence of birds and mosquitoes, or you see people with drool, tears, and snot pouring out of their faces, it’s most likely a chemical attack. Cover your nose and mouth, head upwind, and use the rule of thumb—which means getting far enough away from a chemical incident that when you stick your thumb out and squint at it, your digit covers

He said, if chemicals from the attack get on your skin, rinse them off for twenty minutes with cool water while cleaning with soap and bleach. Don’t use warm water because it will open your pores

Instead, head to the bathroom, find the sprinkler, bust it open, and decontaminate yourself

He said, never use a cell phone or radio within a thousand-foot radius of an explosion in case the frequency sets off a secondary device

He said, in the event of a nuclear attack, we should hole up in either a basement or the third-from-the-top floor of the highest building around, then cover all cracks and openings with plastic and duct tape