Tag Archives: Emergency

Go Time: How a Flood in Colorado Helped Build a Go Bag in Texas

Posted on August 23, 2017 by Rob Henderson

I’ve always considered myself a prepared individual, whether during an emergency situation or just day-to-day life. I’m the guy with… View Article

Posted in Packs | Tagged Building a Go Bag, Desert Digital, Disaster Prep, Emergency, Flood, go bag, Mayflower 24 Hour Assault Pack, Preppers, Prepping, Survival, Trauma Kit, What to Put in a Go Bag | 11 Comments

Stop the Bleed: Supporting A Campaign for Awareness That Can Save Lives

Posted on April 21, 2017 by The ITS Crew

At ITS, we’ve always been vocal about the need to carry medical gear and seek out the right training for it. Whether… View Article

Posted in Medical | Tagged Bleeding, Blood Loss, CAT Tourniquet, Emergency, SOFTT-W Tourniquet, Stop The Bleed, Tourniquets, Trauma Medicine | 1 Comment

Run a DIY Home Security Assessment with These Tips

Posted on September 27, 2016 by Bryan Black

Conducting your own home security assessment to increase your security footprint is crucial in eliminating the one question you don’t… View Article

Posted in Physical Security | Tagged alarm, Alarm System, Automatic Garage Door Burglary, burglar, Burglary, confrontation, criminals, doorway, Emergency, family, Garage Door Opener Security, Garage Door Security, Garage Theft, home, Home Invasion Defense, Home Invasion Protection, Home Invasion Statistics, Home Security, Home Security Assessment, Home Security Tips, house, Imminent Threat Solutions, invasion, ITS Tactical, protect, Protecting Against Home Invasions, protection, residence, robbers, safety, Security, Security System, Security Tips, Tips From a Thief | 18 Comments

TCCC and C-TECC Updates From SOMA 2014

Posted on December 18, 2014 by Eric S.

The 2014 Special Operations Medical Association Scientific Assembly (SOMSA) conference has come to a close with big changes on the… View Article

Posted in Medical | Tagged casualty, conference, Emergency, first aid, First Responder, IFAK, medcom, Medical, SOMA, somsa, Special Operations Medical Association Scientific Assembly, TCCC, tecc | 8 Comments

Being Found: How to Increase your Survivability by Understanding How Search and Rescue Personnel Work

Posted on July 15, 2014 by Evan Koepke

When was the last time you were traveling and looked up only to realize that your real and perceived locations… View Article

Posted in Survival | Tagged adventure, Emergency, exploration, explore, help, injured, Land Nav, lost, missing person, mountains, Navigation, outdoors, rescue, SAR, Search and Rescue, Survival, Tracking, wilderness, Wilderness Search & Rescue | 10 Comments

5 Phone Numbers You Need on Speed Dial

Posted on April 14, 2014 by The ITS Crew

Not every situation is one that requires dialing 9-1-1; that line should be kept clear for true emergencies only. 911.gov… View Article

Posted in Comms | Tagged Cell Phone, Emergency, fire, help, information, non-emergency, phone numbers, poison control, police, question, safety, Security | 10 Comments

Cover vs. Concealment: Don’t Let Cover Become Your Coffin

Posted on April 8, 2014 by Jeff Gonzales

Asking for definitions of the word “cover” have more often than not, resulted in visceral responses of solid, robust and… View Article

Posted in Mindset | Tagged Active Shooter, concealment, cover, Disaster, Emergency, fight or flight, gunfights, Mindset, protection, safety, skills, Tactics | 11 Comments

SOMA 2013: Big Changes Coming to Law Enforcement, EMS and Fire Rescue

Posted on January 23, 2014 by Eric S.

Continuing from my first article on SOMA 2013, I’d like to talk about some of the Tactical EMS breakout sessions…. View Article

Posted in Medical | Tagged Bleeding, C-TECC, December 2013 TCCC Guidelines, December 2013 TCCC Updates, Emergency, event, first aid, med kit, Medical, medicine, military, SOMA, SOMA Convention, Special Operations, TCCC, TEMS, trade show, trauma | 16 Comments

Small Team Tactics: Simple and Light = Freedom, Agility and Mobility

Posted on January 7, 2014 by U. Fridman

I believe in being nimble. Being small and light allows you to move more fluently and act faster. Being light… View Article

Posted in Mindset | Tagged alternate, attack, contingency, Emergency, mindest, mission, pace, planning, primary, Red Team, Situational Awareness, SOF, Tactics, teams | 1 Comment

Lone Star Medics Announces Field & Tactical Medicine Conference

Posted on January 2, 2014 by The ITS Crew

Lone Star Medics is hosting their Field and Tactical Medicine Conference in Dallas, Texas at the end of March. This two… View Article

Posted in News | Tagged casualty, class, conference, Emergency, ems, healthcare, injury, Law Enforcement, lesson, Lone Star Medics, Medical, medicine, military, outdoors, paramedic, shooter, tactical, Training | 3 Comments

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Tag Archives: Emergency

Go Time: How a Flood in Colorado Helped Build a Go Bag in Texas

Stop the Bleed: Supporting A Campaign for Awareness That Can Save Lives

Run a DIY Home Security Assessment with These Tips

TCCC and C-TECC Updates From SOMA 2014

Being Found: How to Increase your Survivability by Understanding How Search and Rescue Personnel Work

5 Phone Numbers You Need on Speed Dial

Cover vs. Concealment: Don’t Let Cover Become Your Coffin

SOMA 2013: Big Changes Coming to Law Enforcement, EMS and Fire Rescue

Small Team Tactics: Simple and Light = Freedom, Agility and Mobility

Lone Star Medics Announces Field & Tactical Medicine Conference

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