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@CrisisPatterns
In moments of crisis, you must rely on your knowledge, experience, lessons and pearls of wisdom that are whispered in your ear. Today Is The Day Before . . .
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    Apr 22, 2025
    Mastering the fundamentals during the easy times prepares you to conquer the hard times with confidence.
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    Feb 26, 2025
    Be better than the institution you serve There are no heros, but there are good men Men who act on what is right Not simply doing what they are told
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    Feb 8, 2025
    Was going out for night training last weekend and while going over my kit during the day, I noticed one of my @PhokusResearch Hoplite covers lost it's friction and would no longer work correctly. I used a little electrical tape under the hinge to increase the friction and it made
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    Feb 8, 2025
    First in a couple articles about Amateurs vs. Professionals. The Outcome Was Good is a flawed metric for measuring success in preparedness. Amateurs look at the goal, Professionals look at the Process. Read, Subscribe and Share open.substack.com/pub/patternsof… #preparedness #crisis
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    Feb 6, 2025
    S2 Underground has built a great map for incident tracking with ArcGIS. Be sure to follow him, he knows intel.
    @s2_underground
    S2 Underground
    @s2_underground
    Feb 6, 2025
    I've cleaned up the incident tracking map, to prepare for whatever incident occurs next. For those that want the historical data, everything is listed on my Arc profile: arcgis.com/home/user.html… You technically don't need an account, but if you create a free account you can see
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