No one can be certain of what will become of our nation following a massive attack or disaster. As history has shown us, it’s not a matter of if but a matter of when. Though we will have incredible casualties’ due to a severe attack or the disaster, it’s actually the months and years to follow that could be so much worse. You may find yourself living less like a free man and more like a scurrying rat running from location to location; fighting over the crumbs that are left to the general population. It’s not a pretty picture but it is very much a possibility. Do not be naïve in what is possible during a disaster. We are always just moments from catastrophe. We must be prepared for it today because there is no guarantee of tomorrow. If you find yourself running from superior forces the techniques you use to survive and fight them off will change. Rather than being on the offensive you will be driven towards the guerilla tactics that have become popular in 3rd world nations. You may think America is far removed from these tactics but don’t forget it was the colonists in the Revolution that created these tactics! You and those who have banded together with you will need a safe place to meet as well as a safe place for supplies to be stored. In fact, you will more than likely need several places. A place like this is called a safe house. The safe house is one part of a full package of tactics that will help you battle a superior force. In this safe house survival guide you will learn many things about the safe house starting with when a safe house becomes necessary. We will cover things like how to choose a location for your safe house, creating a diversion house and building a network of locations starting with one basic safe house. The specific steps that we are going to follow include the following:•Why Do You Need A Safe House?•Urban Insurgency •Choosing Your Safe House•Safe House Entrance•Multiple Locations•Diversion House•Surviving A Raid•Growing Your Safe House Network Now if you’re already an expert on disaster preparedness, this book will probably not be for you. But if you are a beginner to this subject and are just looking for ways on how you can become more prepared and believe building a safe house is something you need to do, then this brief guide will be perfect for you.