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Field notes from the front lines of emergency response
Practical perspective on disaster response, government contracting, and the operations behind a 21-hour deployment.
Most people see the news footage. Flooded streets. Downed power lines. Collapsed roofs. Then the cameras leave and...
Emergency power planning is most effective before a storm threatens the area. This guide covers critical sites, temporary...
When a disaster damages infrastructure, the response depends on more than having equipment available. Generators, fuel, distribution equipment,...
When a hurricane makes landfall or a major storm knocks out the grid, the clock starts immediately. Hospitals...
When a disaster happens, it does not check state lines. A hurricane does not stop at the Florida...
Most people do not think about what happens between the moment a disaster strikes and the moment boots...